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Hot. bolt.
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
rAalg LINEN

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!. sslisiiei. Aiiw.si t.lisea Hos.s.ktns
Coluss. Osfori iemscfat, Parts, Maine
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Ms q. -. p. l. an insect.
The whole va. spoken by great
Statesman.
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THE PUzZLER.


communlsatisa. Cor M. Devsrtmsa, shoah he
.sut TIE siitor. ". "a. kssrsss. has, SUMMER
Mains.
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IlI.-MnEn sorARE.

m.-woEp souARE.
I. To use.
:. Morr pallid.
=. To az With joy.
T. \ glfls name.
5. To fear.
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SOMETHING VERY GOOD
JACQUES BoNAoMME
John Bull on the Continent,
By MAX o'RELL,
The Celebrated French Critic

We have ar.
ranged fr the
early Publication
In these columns
20 . delightful -
ries ~ SKETCHES
ou the Character'
istics and HABITS
81 the great mW
So % the French
People. ni. -
ris- 20 Nine Arti.
clsS will b. FOL
lowed by two
br,ezy sketches
Aluut John Huh
A. he 10 observed
In Continental
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NOTICE.

q hsrehv gire uutifs that Ny 80 Timer y.
stn-er hs- ruryhass.l - ~ ~ tive. sni thst
hsrsanfr shsil eisiui nan~ - ~ esruinrs ne
pa anr tshts q NJ eyutraftinr
NAEriN a. SroWtit.
H.,,.i "a r. ts.s
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
Tn suhsrrtisf hsvty fivss notirs ttsi ~
f.IInsins ns.iss. srs Fifsn ~ \ 4 t,nlof ant
u.s.ir rarahis q IlsnrF 4 Tarrar. dats-i Al Ham
farsi 80 49, snf unr rirFu ~ =. /. hallsyi
faarahk. O. sul1sffffsf hatinE l-ern stnAsn. AT
rsr-.rus az sarusi aEainst reVgiflnE ~ ssnns
a. thef haVs tssn -eftissi in fur All al paytueut
thrrUun sturpsi .
Anis,sr. Ne. ost =. i..l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-05

Cine leitenhe terdniide 8eituus f6reibt a5er
Or. @rentice: rDr. @rentiee, 80. Is Drbabes
Strabe, Der etne Gnaeise BON elmer Spalte in
Der tdsl. unb tu0@tl. r@aaette" bat, bat einen
3ulaut pie er in bieicr StaDt nod nidt base>
peiem. Die Bepobner ber Staot nidt nur,
foabern nett i'm 2anbe ppbuenbe, fo,nmen tag.
lid in feline Office unb tsenn ct ibnen 1ast, bab
ct fte beileu fam, 70 tbut er es aud. 8iele
Rerfonea, bic Blind paren, berbanfen es bent
Or. Erentiee, bab fe aIein seben unb 8eitun
gen IeIea fSnnen! nnteibreitet Or. Yrentiee
irsenb einen GaI unb er furirt ibn. Ct 1T
9lei@ erfoIsreid in Gdlen bon Ropf>, Sals.
mn6 Brsf. aranfb eiten. Seine aoIesen maGsm
anerteanen, baS biele ieiner &uren ans Dun.
berbare srensem. Sein grfols if benz lmFanbe
auauf&reiben, bas ct bel erfabruns bat, biel
in europaiidem SospitaIern prattisirte, bic
f%einitem %Snfrumente b.nust uab neue Metbo-
ben unb @rfinounsen b~erfOIst. Collie er ie
Segas 5eia9en, 70 pirb ct obne 3peifel iberaG
groSen grfels baben.-Seros 2ibe etod Sour.
raj bonn 10. Sanuar.
&idter $. ". 2inbfeb bon Gainesville,
Ser., if elm gut unb SOrtbeilbaft betannter
Wtann In Seras. Ct tuar in Or. Wrentiee's
Bebanbluns bor 4 Sabren unb iast am Sdlufe
zines tiiraIid an Dr. @rentise seri6teten 8rie.
fes Sbre Bebanbluns bat mir groSe Dienfe
ioute mid ~freuen, bon Sbnea gu b6reu.
Grgebenf
8. M. 2~inbfes.
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&idter garlton's 0rief.

Ser ~fOlsenbe Brief bes 8orfibenbsn Der t1tab.
@ommiliOn sisbt- cine Sbee bonn @ertbe bes
neuen Or. Prentiee'I@en Sbfems:
SaIt 2ate gitb, 1888.
Wertber Doftor: = Bebor i'd mad benz
Often abreife, muB i@ Sbnen meine auerfen-
nuns Sbrer gef@idli9ieit ausIpre9en. STE.
malls fonnte i@ pafenbe ausensldfer belOm.
men, aber na@oem i'd SIR punberbares Sb'
fem tenuen lernte, bate i'd has gersnisen,
meine Sebfraft ipiebersuerlansen, tpie i'd fe MUIR
tn meinen anabeniabren beia5. Sd bei3lpB,
mid an sic au peuben, nadoem i'd Sbr Sb'
fem burd cine bibide iunse Dame bon @um'
NIT gountb fennsn lernte, tpelde nit etnem
tpmpli5irten ausenfebIsr bebaftet mar. Sic
fonnte auf cine eutferauns bon 6 GuS Nie.
mano ertennen, aber mad @ebran6 Sbrsr Gu-
sensldfer iiebt iie 70 gut ME irsenb Semanb.
gls fe gum erften MaIe 70 bic Strabe auf unb
ab blidte, unb bic entfernten 8erssipfel fab,
mar fe boiler 8erpunberuug nn6 cine neue
Belt, elm 4arabies, idieu ibr eri9loNen.
grsebenf
u. 8. garIton,
gorfsenber b. 11tab-g ommifiiou.
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Die embedding BON Cob am
Siib Canadian 6luB, berbunoen nit
Der Sbatia6e, baB bic Minen i@on por
LANCER 3eit bon @%urOpdern bearbeitet
tporben finb -iag Der u@ainespine
&egifer" : Iiefert cine @rtldruug uno
Chung Der big babin unbeantmortet
gebliebenen Grase, 5u peldem 3med bic
unter benz 9tamen BEG alien ipauii6en
Sorts befannte 8efeftisung in Monta.
que gountp ON &eo &iper erri9tet
iporben mar. Dab es 81 einer ni9t
mebr befimmbaren 3eit bewobnt setues
fen, unb baB bas 2ano rings berum
bon ben Spaniern fuItiDirt worben
1T, unterIiest feinem 3meifel.
Die N~uffinbung alter Mirsen. 9efel
unb 2riessgerdtbi6afteu, ipelGe erii6t'
lid ipanii9en urfpruugs iino unb aug
benz ie63ebnten Sabrbuubert Hammer,
giebt ben unumft0Bli9en 8epeis bafir,
baB bic NieberloHun5 bort BON Spa
niern angelegt porben 1T. SO finb
bort aud nod Spuren bon elmer Strabe
e%rtennbar, uelde aler Wabri6einlid'
teit nod bon berieIben fpanif9en Sons
pagnie bearbeitet purbe, bic ibr
6auptquartier am Heo 3iber bate.
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Sft bic sdtptnsind1t nubetlbar2

Man IeIe bas Madfsbenbe: vSerr 6. s.
Morris in Meuarf, ArfanfaS, iast: sd lag
on 2unsen = Mbiceien i9per barniebsr, uno
meine Gremnbe unO bic aerjte ertldrten mid
fir unbeilbar f9winb 'u6tia. Oa fling i'd an,
Or. Sings nsues e@pinbiudtsmittsl gu &c,
brauden. Sept babe i'd Die brittle 8lai6e unb
bin bereits i'm Stanbe, bic slrbeitem auf meiner
6arm pieber gu iiberpaden uno gu beauiii4-
tisen. 60 1T bic bette @coieiu, Die es ssben
fann!~
Seie MibOleipart in Decatur, Sbio, i6reibt
v@enn i'd nidt Or. Sings neues Sdnino>
fudts. Seilmittel sebrau9t bate, pdre i'd iton
LANCE meinem aungenleioen er!egen. Die @crste
batten mid berits oufsessben. SEPT bin i'd
bel befem @obIlein."
Yrobefaf4en fret in alien apotbetsn. @bote,
fale bel 9reib, SbompIon 81 So.
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8ieups! Oraelu!

Wir baben bas dlte1e MuRt=@ ef6dft
in Seras, etablirt lit @alpefon i'm
Sabre 1866. Wir baben einen gr6Bes
TEN Torratb, oenn ale Odnbler in Ses
ras 5uiammengenommen. Wir baber
mebr &apital unb t6nnen before Sacis
litdten ge6en, BENT irgenb elm anberer
6anbler. Wir ~berfaufen bic befen
pianos un6 Srgeln gu ben Iei9teiten
3ablungen. Wir fibren Steinpop 6
Sons, Weber, Matu16st unb gnerfon.
Sbos. @Dggart & Bros.
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gQftfDrminsWeine.

acknowledgement finben ein srobes 9az
get BON feinen CALIFORNIA 8einen Bel
GERM s. s. Meper. am Mlamo
pla5a. !9err Sleeper fu6t bic Meine
an Srt unb STEELE aus ul.b fauft brett
aus Dem Seller ter Wein3h9ter. Mls
gutem 2enuer gelingt es ibm ftets, Bic
beiten Soften aus3uwdbleu. Ct fan1
feline Runben uno Samtlien nit einenl
gnten Sropfen perfeben. &otbs urb
WeiBmeine in bor3igli9er QualitGt
Don teBt ab $1.00 per @aaone = fret
ttls 9aus geliefert.
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sE SIM beliebten Mtiitpms.
0arten ftno @B3immer -eingeri9tet
unb erDfnet uorben, poielbf man re.
guldre Mabl5eiten einnebmett unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. 4uHerr merben
rob uno in better 3ubereituns ierpirt.
Mabl3eiten Derben i'm eigenen @ei9irr
ausgeianot uno auf @unf6 Dinners
unb Soupers Ing 9aus geliefert. @uf,
merfiame 8eoienung unb prompte Nus,
fiibrung Der Nuf!rdge garantirt.
Nbeiner & @atl.
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s a 1T . e n.

Dabib 8earfe bon Colorado gitb, Seras,
lit msbrsre Sabre on Sdmorrboiben er lieb its
.ausfdnsibea, ausbreunen, Obne sebeilt 3u her'
ben. Or. Yrentiee bsitte ibn in elmer ~einsigen
8ebaublung, c%ntfernte bic lrfa6e Sor bier
Sabren, Ubae baS lie iemalS pieber anftraten.
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Dr. prentieeS Sbfem Der gussnunteriu.
dung Geine eiseae erfnbune) 1T in mebreren
ber srobten SospitdIer europas einsefibrt
iporben unb biele ber Ieitenben amerifanii9en
aerste sebraadem es. 0ur6 feline anpenSuns
iperben ale gusenabel beieitist unS bic ausem
sepinneu biel bon ibrer perIorenen Stdrie
inieher.
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0shttsr. Matter !, @satter .

OsdtterI Mntter W1ntter !!
Werpet SIR bes Nadts seltSrt merben
unb in gurer 8ube unterbroden burd bas
Sdreien zines tranten 9inbes, weldes
S4merSen bon. Curdbre9en Der i3dbne
leibet? ST es Der 6au, 10 fault cine Tluide
BON Wlrs. WinelcwS SOOTHING Sprup.
@r wirp ben aruten 3lsinen iOfOrt BON iei<
men @dmersen befreien. Wan perlufie ii4
buruuf es btlft. Sc if feline Wutter auf
grbsn, bic es periudte unc Gud ni&t nit
tbeilen wiirbe, baB eS bic @inseweioe res
sulirt, ben Sleinen Salfe unb @eiuneheit
unb Der Wlutter Hube peri4afft, bab e8
rie 3auber nirft. Das Mittel 1T fiber in
allen Tdaen uub ansenebm BON @eidmad;
e8 mirb pcn elmer Der d~ltelten uno belten
Dpctcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten Sers
idrieben. lleberal 81 baben, bic Tlaide
su % Gents
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ag pianos. = @roBe preiie,
f6Ie6te Waare, Noten NIT 3inien,
binbenbe Gontratts, tpertbloie @arars
tien &C., miiRen pen 9enen erpartet
tperben, bic piaRos unb Orgeln bon
Saufireru, Grdmern, &onfgnations,
5duiern unb berslei6en faufen. 0ers
meibet bies, inbem SIR Bel Dem aubers
ldffgen 9auie BON 5bos. @oggan &
Bros, San Nntonio, fault.
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0rnfuna Mefrinf

Srpiuns Gefrigeratpr ; Marft,
@de Stios Nlamps unb Martine3sg traBe
fibrt frif6es, gep6teltes unb gerdu9er,
tes Jletid; ale @orten Wurft, Slide,
Nuferu, @efigel, Wilb. Nuftr6ge
perben prompt ausgeflbrt. Often ben
gatt3en Sag. 4,12,6Mt
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:. s. Collins Mamufacturina

s. s. Collins manufacturing
Co., go. l, 3, 5 unb Z Off 9outon=
9traBe, bat bic gr6Bte 4uspabl in
Wtnb., pferbetrafts, Dampfs urb
6aub pumpen o0et 4rt.unb boratig.
li9Iter GOniruftion; WaHer : &6bren
aQer Mrt nebif 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs unb
Gleinban6el. Spbrauliide &ammen
unb Winbmiiblen aQer 8r6Ben gum
pumpeu unb Mablen iino bort au ba.
ben ober tuerben auf geitelung beforgt.
8roBe Iusmabl in allen Mrtifeln unb
biQige Breiie bel geoiegenfer aluss
fiibrung.
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8nGIens 2lrnfca=salbe.

Die bette @albe Der 8elt fir ednitte,
auetl9un9en, @ef6piire, Gieber, unb Sdut.
arsid)iag.. Gledte, seiprunsene Sdnbe, 5roft.
beulen unO ollie Sauttranibeiten !; furirt 9G.
mortboloen ODER feline 8%esabIuns. @ndise
Satisfaction earantirt oDer bas @elb nirb
snruderltattet. rs Gents bic e@adteI. Bum
Sertanf IN ellen Ipotbefen. Dreib, Sbomp.
ION C So, 8bolefale.
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@laauemine Sberbile Worifb. %
6 a t.

Serr 8. S. S. Gofter bon CRAWFORD, WeiT,
tpar mebrere Sabre in Golse eimes &atarasts
boatommen blind. Gin beribmter Mrst in getu
Srleans Dperirte i'm, aber mad sinisen @o9en
aualSoaen 9eiSens lief bas Huge aus. Der
Doctor entidulSiste fi6 bamit, bab Germ So.
fer'S fSrperli@er 8nftano baran f@utb iei.
aber etpas fpdter operirte Or. Wrentiee Derrn
Softer rnter slei6en gerbdItniaea unb CAB ibm
bas ausenli6t auriid.
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SGb1uatbe W1n,ter,

pelde ibre bole Mannesfrait unb gIaHi,itdt
oeS @ciltes pieber 3u ~erlansen tpiiniden, erbaI.
ten unentseItIid gustunft iber Elm neues
9eiIberfabren, peldes f9 bis iebt in
ieoem ein3elaen Sale s~ldn;eno bepdbrf bat.
8ebanblnns ebenfo einfad pie binia. Sober
iein eigener arSt. Bun nsbft anpeifuua aur
Seilun9 gratis. @an aorelire: Nripate
@liutc Is Oi8penfarp, Is O. 6ons
ftDn Ctr, Neir Wurf, ". ..
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= eaSt gu6 ni9t tduf6en bur6
nlebere preiie fur Qrbeit, tpel9e better
als irgeno eine III Seras geIiefert mirb,
ipnbern berfigt @u9 nod Gallo
10 a D's pbotO9rapbti6em Mtelier, go.
Alb Sfs 0oufons9 traBe, mo- gu1 quite
uno 5ufrleoen Nrbeit gu reelem
Yreiie aarQntirt tpir6.
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sHr @Dggan Bros. baben ben
eiuaigen erfabrenen unb auberIdfiigen
pianotimp1er in bet Staot. pianos
perben fir 50 setimmt un5 Die Mrbeit
,pirb g%arantirt.
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Sn Seferion bat i@ Sbos. sic
saugblln, nel6er Degen MiBbanblung
le'ner camille berbaftet mar, am Sage
eof 1etnem Proce1e i'm @efdnsniRe ers
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20 III. $. Outteriibe, 335
Dit 9outonsS traBe, plumbers, Sos
uno Steam : Gitters, balten fi9 benz
9u6lifum fit lle in ibrGa9 i9la9enben
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb berfpreGen
prompte geforgung aqer Muftrdge.
&ronlel@ter, Gas Girtures, 8abetpans
men, @lofets &c. itets an 9anb.
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sg 3apitaliiten unb @ol9e, pel9e
ibr Gelb in @runbeisentbum anlegen
pouen, bermeiien mir auf bic Mnaeiae
Der 5erren s. 8. 9ignopitD& 60.
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saT Sbr ipart @elb, penn ibre Cure
DrudiaGen bel Sobnfon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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Menger Hotel
Gun Antonio, "a
bis gum 9ten mdr5 ner<
ldmgerm 1ttitHem.
User tbH 51 iebeu wiini@t, iolte
balo geben.
3as Mage, Sbr ,tnb 3atarrb.
SMielenbe guaeut.

rN-LI aA.fr
S3ielenbe Musen perbem bon Dr. Yrentiee
IN tuen'ser als elmer balbem Minute pbne be.
fonSere s6meraea b%sieitist. 9unber'e bon
Mamen uno 3eusniFen @ebeiltet fam 81.
Rrentiee aufpeifen.
AMANDA ltins bon Sort 8urtb, mad.
bent tie bon Dr. @rentiee bonn edielen befreit
porbenj fast: r9eiemanb fam iett bebaupten,
bab i'd temals seidielt babe"
Sd babe felt 20 sabraen se1@iet unb eff
? @o9en surad panbte ID mid an 81. Stem
tiee. Sn ~tueniser aIs elmer Minute mar i'd
operirt unb babe iest CUTE ausen. Sd unb
meine camille fimb erfreut iiber bas @eiultat.
Sd febe iest biel better tpie bSrber.
6. Ratureau,
@laquemine, SberbiIe pariib, Ga
&idter 81. 8. Yrief's fleine godler
@obie in Sort 8ortb, Seras, ioelde biele Sabre
lang f9ieIte, fuurbe bon Or s@renttce in he.
niger ais elmer Mtinute operirt unb aleidt
iest elmer ipaaii@en SdOnbeit. Dies it nmr
ein Sail inter Sunberten, mo Or. Yrentiee
total fdieIenbe Ausen in normale umwanbeIte.
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S@ 81 bnfon8rOs Z. Iiefern bic
beFen unO biligIfeu 9rudla9en. @ebt
gu ibaen.
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9riben in europa baben i9 i'm
2aufe bieier Wo9e einige greignife bon
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YafaSiere baben NIT ben Gampfern bes
gDrhoeuti&en 2losb bic Neife absr's
usesr fiber uub gut 3~uradssJeat. Be.
gen pretie unb ueiterer Snfcrmaticu
wenbe mon Hd an
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-16

having formed SO desirable CON
nection. The firm is also receiving
congratulations upon having SCI
cured the services Of a partner OF
such national distinction. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland, accom-
panied by Col. Lamont, have just
been on a short visit to New York
and have selected handsome suite
of apartments in fashionable fam
lily hotel, the Gerlach House, which
will be home of the ex-President
and his wife after the 4th of March.
MRS. sHERMAN's SOUVENIRS.
At her death Mrs. VIM. T. Sher-
man left, among other lovely tokens
of her affection for her friends, a
beautiful palm-wood box, filled to
the lid with rosaries, medals and
taIismanic emblems of religion,
wrought in all manner of metal,
crystal, wood and decorative mate
rial, to be distributed among her
friends. These mementos were gifts
from certificates, prelates, priests
and refuses from all parts of the
world, some of the beads in the
rosaries having been carved CEN
turtles ago by old monks. Besides
the beads, crucifxes, medals and
pictures, she left superb specimens
Of needle-work, hand wrought by
nuns from the converts of France.
Italy and America, including bits
Of lace, handkerchiefs, wells. cush-
ions, house and table linen, and
various other articles of the dainti-
est and most exquisite embroidery
Since her death letters of condo
lence have been received by her
family from all quarters of the
globe. Her loss weighs heavily on
the old soldier, who has shut him
self up in his house, refusing ali
callers but intimate friends, and
denying himself all manner of en-
tertainment. Most Of the time b.
remains at his desk preparing arti
Giles which he is under contract t.
furnish to publishers of severa
magazines and newspapers in and
about New York.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-16
Notice of Forfeiture.

To EUGENE WAY, his heirs, personal repre-.
sentatives and assigns. and to whom il
may concern:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
\ two hundred dollars in labor and i'm.
proveme1lts have been expended upon the
CORRERll1sOLIS lode mining claim
situated in Warm Springs Creek mining
district, Alturas county, Idaho Territory,
in order to hold said premises under the
provisions OF section 1874, Revised Statutes
OF the United States. being the amount re-
CURED to hold the same for the years end.
ing December 81, 1887, and 1883, the under.
ssd hsxs aed nds1
days after the service OF this notice by pub.
LEGATION you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion OF such expenditure az CO.
owner, your interest in said claim being
one-third thereof, amounting to }a. 605zV
viii become the property of the subscriber
under said section 1924, Revised Statutes Of
the United States.
THOMAS FENTON.
First publication, Feb Q, 1889
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-16

IT is said that there is one man
certainly who appreciates Senator
Stewards silver speeches. The Sen
ator has had printed, and is send
ing away, one hundred and twenty
thousand copies of his speech en-
titled, Money Answereth all
Things" He has five girls and
four constantly at work preparing
them for the mail, and his private
secretary is kept busy at it too.
When the small farmer up in New
England is scratching among the
rocks toemake a living, and the
poor prospeotor in the mountains
Is striving to open his mining claim
ar the laborer thrown out of work,
asks how are we to live through the
next year, they can read the COM
fortlng assurance sent them by the
Senator, that money answereth all
things To be thoroughly effective
TO the last point, small moiety OF
the 'answereth' should accompany
each Of the Senator's speeches.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-16
Echoes Along the Line.

We are free! We are free! Sound the
Jubilee !--M0untai1s Home Bulletin.
Here's to Elmore aud Logan counties,
the new born twins Of Alturas; may their
lives be united in friendship and harmo-
ny.-Shoshone Journal.
Bellevue pleased Shoshone satisfied
Mountain Home happy-Kocky Bar
iubilant. -Belleoue Press.
Old Alturas; what's the matter with
her? She is all right. The old county
still undivided Hai!ey paper.
Matter enough. 1t is pretty pos
tive that the mountains have la
bored and brought forth twin mice,
named respectively, Gilmore" and
"Logan." Almost ever since that
noted law-making power known as
the 18th session Of the Idaho legis-
lative assembly gave up its ghost,
there seems to have been on the
one hand a general jubilee because
the Empire of Alturas," as it is
called, has been "split" up, and on
the other hand, as some of our
Wood River journals would make
it appear, we should feel happy that
our old county still remains intact.
Nevertheless, the fact stares us in
the face that two counties have
been made out of portions Of that
which which at one time was en-
braced in the boundaries Of Alturas.
AS to whether the proceedings of
the law-making power which pro-
duced such a condition of affairs
were regular end legal or not, will
be a matter for the courts to de-
termine. We, who are left in the
remnant Of the once proud old
county can only say that there is
no reason for rejoicing, but there is
reason for regret that such mutt
lation of our county's fair proper
ton should have been attempted.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-16
LET Err 60, GALLAGHER"

Indian Agent Gallagher, Of Fort HaI
reservation, raised "byu powwow" a
Pocste!lo last Tuesday by posting no
tees On the business houses declarin
them closed and the buildings erected o.
the reservation since September 1st, 1888
subject to csnfscation. All the bushes
houses excepting those having license II
do business on the reservation are closed
and it is understood that the building
were to be removed within thirty days
Agent Gallagher is acting under instruc
tons from the department at Washington
and the citizens are waiting, though no
patiently, IN the hope that Gallagher
orders will be reversed, and that he viii
be ordered to set 'er go.n-Pocatello Re
porter.
1t would appear from the follow
ing despatch from delegate Dubois
to parties in Pocatello, that the
squatters upon the proposed town.
site since the 1st Of September
1SSS-the date Of the approval OF
the act of Congress setting aside the
lands embraced in the townsite-
had no valid cause of complaint
against the recent action of Mr.
Gallagher, Indian Agent of the Fort
Hall reservation, who was under
orders OF the Secretary of the In.
terror, and also supported by the
opinion Of the Acknowledgement,
who says that persons who have
settled upon the proposed townsite
since the passage Of the act, in ex-
pectation of securing advantages
tor themselves in this way, are not
only trespassers but trespassers
whose entire improvements are or
will be forfeited" Whether the
government officers whose duties
are to carry out the provisions OF
the law have been dereliot in enforc-
ing the same, which would have
enabled these settlers to procure a
title before this time, it is not in
our province to decide, but the late
action of the agent in regard to a
certain class of occupants upon the
townsite it would seem is endorsed
by the delegate, who says ''it is law
The following is Mr.. Dubois tele.
gram upon the subject:
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 6.-The Sec.
rstary of the Interior has ordered tina,
tho who have built since the passage Of
town site act acquire no rights. They
are not ordered off, and those who built
before passage of act have rights guar
anteed in bill. He follows bill exactly
The people who have built since passage
Of act, knew they were taking chances
and all treated alike. It is law.
FRED. T. DUBOIS.