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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-23

Republican Nominations at Richmond.
The republicans held convention in Rich
mond last night and nominated Ira r. Bland of
Richmond and Robert J Kirtley Of Henrico
county for the senate, end for the house of
delegates from Richmond the following Geo.
W. Donneliy, DIR. W. H. Taylor, James Harner
and Francis E. Burke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-23
WANTED--ROUSES.

WANTED-AsMALLHO HOUSE OR A FLAT OF FIVE
tan street cars. Apply 322 18th ST NV IL
WANTED.T0 PROPERTY 0wNERs-WE HAVE
north vest $4,000 70 el2 900: small Frame or Brick
u, 200 to el,400; To Lease Handsome House In the
fashionable part Of town; To Kent: constantly
applied to for Houses ranging from to e500 per
month All gTopsrty In 3gr care will receive careful
Building 1885 Of. NV. oc1s-6t
w in All sections Of City we have daily calls and
our supply IL exhausted
ocl9-8t J. II. GRAY Co. 937 st. NV.
WANTED-BY FISH MILLER. 1918 + Sr. NV
w for immediate purchaser, House bet and q and
9Th and 10th nw- with TO 10 rooms. mod imIs.. TO
cost from &5,500 to $1,000. ocls-6t
WANTED - HOUSES TO RENT II HAVE A
w large demand for Welllocated Houses: owners
having such would do well TO place them in my hands
Careful attention aud prompt returna
se25-1m BEDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 +.
w Larre and Medium SlEed Houses in Good Local..
ties. Owners having such for or sale will 1t
to their adv antage To place them in my hands Per-
property placed in hands literally advertised with
out charge TO owners. K H. I. LEIPOLD. sw. cor +
and 18th ste. NV. se24-lm
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
w our office with experience of nearly 10
rs giving TO Its Rental Department has enabled
keep our houses well tensnted and hasleft with few
houses to offer for rent.
Residents or non-residents having Furnished or
Unfurniehed Houses Stores to Rent can have
special attention 70 their interests by placing
our hands JOHN SHERMAN CO.
au3-3m 14O7 st. ms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-23

Miss Bessie Frey, niece OF Postmaster Gen.
eral wanamaker, was seriously injured Mon
day by a tree falling on her while passing
along Broad street, Philadelphia II IL feared
that her back 70 broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-23
BOARDING.

MISS MARY CHERRY, o22 l4TH ST NV CON-
M venient to the 14th-st cars. Permanent and
transient guests accommodated 1t reasonable rstes
Call. oc23 Inn
venient 70 city hail. pension ofce and street cars;
permanent and transient guests accommodated 1t rea
sonAble rates Call oci6-l2ts
0NHE AHEa ell @ ST. NV = FURNISHED
II kooms; 2-story front back; IN room; ESQ per
month. Also Arst-class table board els per month
Reference. oc22-2r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ITQR sALE-e-EoQM COTTAGE, WITH $4,000
ssst leo0 e 18th and e ne choicest fsn,so
o72 Best Speculation in District. Cal - ~ u nA
EOk SUBURBAN TRAC1-0O
and on Conn sys sxtendsd. for 3l5O per acre xlso
S::s: 5;: 2i& z:s IT, islsli:s: Wiz 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-23
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EORRENT-OFFICES. LOOK, PATENT AND PEN
II sion Attorneys! Office Rooms at reduced rent on
st. Inquire of NJ. NJ PARKER I4ls h st ocl 7-l2t
IFoR RENT-DEslRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH
Il steam heat and elevator service, in the Lehman
building. li2o n Y. ave. A i. CoUMBE,
oco-lm l425 n. u ave.
L,0R RENT-l225 PA. AVE, BRADBURY BUILD
4 ing, Two Handsome Rooms, third floor; rent low
to yearly tenant T. u. SMITH
seZ6-1m 1925 Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-23
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS,

EoksALE-FoR HORSE COVERS. HORSE BLANK
eu ana Lap Robes see WOODWARD LOTHkOP
sna save sood rsrt Of what you exrected % pay.
of-sn Cor 1lth and n sta. n. v.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-01-25
Ingen Hast!
gnr Btlletki1here!

81 Tiger life at ui(oleoe 8ublitum
ueb at auertere Gmis,antbiletter for
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-01-25

Spb-Nfrita betpber STUN %
Dbb for be Snofpote. S 1883 oboe
iiplse Officiel &apport log Snbfsote
paa to Waaneber iom Jplse at Branbp.
!0por mango mon Der lite bsr ! be for
Fje0ise Gsne al airifa, nben at Der
sipes O~fiiciel &apport ouer Mariasen".
ST. Glartien tiger, at ban bar ieet 9us
timber at Yiser li99e brrfne omfrins
6anbelsmenbenes 8osne.
Bi pil / neite Summer ie, boab 1ils
pirfninsen at &usbrit bar paret for
Mobasasfar, buor bort eset Soft bal
lenbt @auer % Misiionarer. Naune'
paa benne . peffer Webiplelie %
Grinbrinser ! 6jertet hos buer ben, Del
fra Barnbommen at bar peret paro'
meb at lenbe EFT Bel al fine Spareitil
finger bib % bar bbrt Beifriuelier on
Gpausel,ets f~oreblenbe &raft, met be
pil paffe t~illuarenoe Bebrsuelie .!
Sarme at bpre om bot beifpttebe 9an
bells fproerpenbe S~nbnpbelie.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-01-25

Dommerite 8al9urnen til ct Yriuatbus
% tallebe 9temmerne. Saalebes bar
bet at @epublifanerue nanot cit laa
slimrenoe Geier / aanias. Deres
seiersslrbe tolteoes Osiaa ueb Druf>
fenifab % l1orben".
y. M. g.. Srforo, ". y, l~friper:
"Yrubibitiuniiterne ber pentebe rs
! Stemmer, men ft fun 17".
Sra ct enfelt Yricinct / Galifurnien
lpber &aporterne laalebes:
"Den fsrite 0a9en efter 8al9et lit
Hrobibitioniiterne 200 Stemmer. 0az
gen efter, mebens 1uiinber bleu last til
be andre Stemmer, git Yrubibitioniiterz
mes 1al neo til 81 men ben treble Sag,
ba aft bleo a%filuttet bapbe be fun 13".
Gn Correspondent fra 1iusa, Ya.,
~ifriper:
".9er / Bpen bar &epublifanernes
Nntal / Gurbolb til andre Yartier lum
4 mob l.. S ben iibite Scamp benpts
teoe DC fig at ale uabtasen reoelise
Mibler, at fire fig 8otes paa? Mrz
b~eiosberrer truebe meo at aflfeoise fine
Nrbeibere, buis be life itemte paa 9ar=
riion % aapitaliiter iom bolbt Mortz
gage iGienbomme truenoe at +" iorcloi e",
bpis bens Sfplbnere life 1temte rep,t=
blitanlf. Som Jplee beraf tit Yrobiz
bitionijterue lite mere enb fem Stemz
mer. 0ruffenifab % &aabeb bar trent
treoenbe Gsenifaber peb be rep. 9ri=
nmftu9".
%. s. Dsburue fra &o9eiter, g.
o., ~itriper:
"Ses er furuuoret ouer at ri iii iao
j, mango Stemmer lum III fit, naar jee
fommer ibu, bpprlebes ppre Mrbeibert
. blep truet paa 2iuet".
: per bat III Bepiier fra ytoro % spt
for, at bore frie Snititutiuner trues pel
ben itorilasne Misbrus al 6Oltets bel;
lisite &ettisbeo babe fra bet republis
fanite % bet oemofratiife Yarti. pan.
bel meo Stemmei ebler e. ct liftert 6or=
buo paa 5ribeoens llnoersans.
&un Jultets forenebe 8eltrebelie fan
enooa ifabe 2ope peb % for Solicit.
Ct Der Wanobum moi i Solicit eller bar
HartibDrfelien iaalebes blinbet bets
.|SDn % ilspet bets Sampittisbeo, at
be, itipnt be bat gine life le % gren
life bsrer, beller lite uaasuer til &lar=
beo ouer fin Ylist % fit Nniuar?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-01-25
Ora UduesicIttabet.

5ormanb Stub bar peret paa @eiie
fra 26os gopember til 21be December %
mootaset / &olefter neoenitaaenbe / Norz
man os Yolt County:
Wiooclton Notwithstanding $1.S1
WoOrbelo 200
Npoe / bet ~iuenife 8apeli Grouffton 3.13
, SDnooefirfen 1.43
Billings notwithstanding 2.32
5ra 8. &. Dransnes ct. 0illaire LOO
Deb Wsbe Sfolebiit. 1873 / &oiebub 1.O1
s Bttel Wenigbeb 9oiun Of Sletten As
$13.15
Gor bpilfe Bels6 berueb foitteres.
Mrb.
Nrs. Nnna Nnberien.
6ormaib Stub er I'LL paa Neiler ON
RUG ! Otter aail gpuntg, straHi.gea
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-01-25

4RME48#
fer life muliat ilben alene peb2ouens
SalSet iaduel ION Tiluirfz
ninsen bar 9ouens bltlbe Beifpttelie %
for i minbite Maabe at borttase ben Be-
ifpttelir, mo bet tie peb Goranbrins al
Statens 2oue os en- Goranorins ! en-
iaaban 2on maa / Sa9en8 Notur p9re
probibitiu miitilf, builfet er fiji ntOolat
2icenle. 9icenie er en- Merfelas t,lbps
renoe besse be samle 9artier % ineen
fan itemme for De eamle Bartiers Galsz
ieobel uoen iantibis at ianftionere Yar.
tietsErosram. 2icenie ct intet "friitelist
Miboel" for Wooarbeibelien al 5als %
9ilpirtnins % ale 2icenieitemmere, Der
bar nnoertesnet o%penanforte Hara9raf,
tar life banblet foniefuent. Be bbr ie
til at aonititutionen foranores bio ben,
at 6oreuinsen ifal benytte ale ~"loulise
Nioler "os ilettes iutet iise on, huor>
uiot bet bpr bore / Ouernsl temmelle
mob friitelis Sanos eler ei. Oa fan
beres gambling iorluares liseouer for
6oreninsens 2oue onlenb life for Subs.
Gr bette upraftiif iaaleoes at isse sien>
aemfsrt ct friiteli9t Yrincip staten ?
9uis iaa, oa er bet uprattiIf at 9iBre
Set, tale Sanbbeb os bliue ct ianot
Wennelfe BET / Berbeu.
UT iise at / Yrobibitiuniter CT Demo-
trater er NIL 9an1melt NOT til at bore
"chestnuts'.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-01-25
Nnefootcr.

~~ WV
mebe Menb, ium fum iorbi &olanb
9ils airfe, gift inb, g git ct Stpffe
pppper &~irfe9uluet rsen at finbe Ylabs.
Sc bleu Ell Stunb itaaenbe % lpttebe
til Erebifenen, men git ienere neboper
isjen. Men ipr De naaebe 9preu lasoe
Yreiteu; "Men ies ifal fortalle en- 81
~iturie". 0ette feiteoe Be 6remmebes
Opmarfiombeo, be itanieoe % lptteoe.
"0er par en9a,s en- Manb", iasbe
Yreiten, "lom iasoe, at beriOm ban
funoe faa ale Oyer / &eroen sjurot ON
til cit flor gr % ale 9raer / 8erben
til ct itort 1re % ban funbe 1pinge
gren ps faloe bet iture 9re, ba uilbe
ban sjpre. Ell itor Yibit us. meo ben
bante be usuoelise Manb, iom ueuoer
Gpanseliet Rps9en, men itanoier iorat
lptte til Ell 9iitorie."
- 8elpnnins ior llobploenbeo. Jor
trebipe Nar iiben inbfanbt Der Jig Ell
Sag foran Eulten bps en- Sabrifeier /
Glasgow EFT bariuoet % fiuet @ut %
BAD ont at faa lpbe Grinber.
"9er ct en bel Del 2pbins at sjpre",
ioartbe Wr. Blanf os %efterabeoe bans
~ifotife Sialeft. "9ir fprite &paliiz
fatipn maatte I'LL pere at ba' Sfp paa
Beneue". @utten ijernebe fig meb ct
flobie Buf. San ernerebe fig peb at
Sjpre ioritieuise Tjsneitcr paa Tprpet
os luu / en- &reaturbaas: Der bensif
to Maaneber fpr ban bapbe lammenz
iparet Eense nuf iii at fjpbe fig Gin
fur. 9a piite ban fig fOr Mr. 8lant
Ell MorSen, bplot irem cit Yatte us
iasbe: "Ser bat jes @foerne"
"Na", iusbe 8lanf, ibet Grinorinz
gen ON @utten paasnebe bps ban,, "bu
pil -ba' SLABS. Sffe i be Sillerne,
@utten min, BET pilbe pere Sfam for
Sulet".
@utten ituoieoe ct gieblif, iaa git
ban ubeu at ii9e ct Orb. Ser Waa@
neber berefter fom ban isjen, gubt
flebt, / 9rppe, men l,pe aleber. 8lanf
bespnbte at bliue interesieret i @utten
ug laa ppmerfipmt paa bam. Set piz
ite fig paa @uttens tpnoe % blublpie
Nnii9t, at ban bapbe pint lit 2egeme
furat iettes iitano til at fjpbe fig &ler.
5abrifanten uOipurste bam ON foritjelz
list os ianot til fin 8eorpuelie at Gut
ten bperten fuuoe laie eler itriue. "0et
ct albeles npopenoist at funne besse
9ele fpr bu fan leuere 4after", iasbe
ban, mi fan life BRUCE big".
@uttens Nnii9t blesnebe nteu uoen
at fluse meb ct eneite Orb, ioriuanbt
ban. San brps fem'ten Mile IND 2anz
bet us bDrebe Jig ub til at arbeibe pmz
firing Ell Stalb / Nerbeoen at en- sftenz
ifole. 8eo Narets slutuing iuoianot
ban fig i9jen bus 8lant.
ian Lei % i~tripe", iasoe ban
fort.
"Ses gap bam Ylabs", ia9be 8lanf
flere Mar %lenere, "meo ben Sperbepis=
ming, at ban meo 1iben funbe fplbe
min, bpis ban bellutteoe fig til bet".
Notwithstanding tiger sanite lent /
fotiteJorretninssbule men benne Mano
er MI ben bpititilleoe 5ormanb".
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-01-25
eppr0SmaaI % Guar.
:. 6. Splenjten.
Sra blooming Yrarie, Minn.

C~~ oH~"0 f%"SN VSs1tu.
9,lao mig. ST. @ebattpr, at frem:
fOmme meo nosle Spbrssmaal, Tom an.
9aar Nfbolosiasen os iom Der inben DO,
SCREENING ct bette Meniuser ont. go,
&onititution flyer:
"Denne Screenings 6ormaal Ct uet
ale loplise % friitelise Wibler at mob,
arbeibe Druttenitabslaiten os ealoon=
t~rafifen FAINT al 9iluirfnins, sals %
Benpttelie al bernieube Driffe unbtaaen
til meoicinif, demiit % mefaniif Die
meb".
aan MI en- 8erion, iom bar unberifrez
bet eeune aonititutionsparasraf os unber
Balset itemt ben republifanife 9idet
fise, at ban bar bolct fait peb &onfituz
tionens Yrincip? 8i tror bet ct Dor
Blist at ftptte bet Yarti, 'om oil aisre
nteit for YrobibitiOn men berfor fables
ri 9emofrater. Oct paaitaaes at benne
Barasraf fun baubler on, Nfbolb % In
tet bar meo 8robibition at ifaffe.
9Grb.
Yaurts 8. 4olDer.
Vt iise at ouenitaaenoe Yarasraf lite
atl8aar Yrobibition rnen f,in sfbolb tp=
Der paa en- naeset uflar Goritaaelie at
Oroet BrobibitiOn. slIe aibolosmenb
! Dor Glib er f%ulofOmmell enige ON, at
Sagen bebsuer 2ooens Biitanb. ut
E~ppasbeIbe Ssls 70 2ilrirtniss sr bel,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-01-25
SprDnto, San. 16, 'S9.

llnbertesneoe faltbploer jim Spliselie
at "Jeltraabet 9en Iano os Zone Jon
Blaoet bar fprt % after fommer iterf1
irem / Ole 8. 8artnes Mrtitel bar lea
insen 9iaio til iom forfester al EFT sut
muralif Sag. Nfbolbsiasen ium Ell
ebel 5ru9t al ariitenbummcn bpr lleste
paa ben iaa ben life ct aibensis al
Barrier eler no9et anbet. 9et mbrer
mig uirfelie, at Saskatchewan fu,u,e bil.
lise, at uptase 8laoet os bpoe fine
2eiere iaabant Stof iom Die 3. Bart=
noes bpoer, i en- Nano iom jes baaber
insen Gremtio bar. @frpo os smiser
bpr life pilbleoe no9el,, minoit cit &ez
baftpr. (tag bette OPP
Wrbppislt
:. 6. Solenltem.
81 furlpser enfelte @aase, ltaar Sps
I19el1e al SlaDet leoia9es meD @ropbez
Der % Beifplbninser, at ioriplse bisie
for ON mulist at faa Sag /, bpao laaz
oanne mi~sfornpiebe esentlis fstcr til.
Gi %beflaser, at ri beler life benne Sang
fan finbe buao 8ebreibelien mob ps
egentlig 9jeloer. &i fan life meb ppr
beoite &ilje iuoie, / buffet Stpffe ST.
Bartnas i fin Sfriuelie til "Jelt &aaz
bet" bar foriDnoet fig. 0erlom @a=
itcr Suleaiteu life furitaar at ramme
beore / fine Yreoifener END / fin lite
rere aritif oper % % 9r. 8artnes,
ba fan ri let forflare % bporior ben
mesen &ino os oOs insen Yintieuinb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-01-25

blan6t Mfbol6sfolfet er frem6eles COB o.
fan moi life bebBmmes efter be irncs
aoDefter. 6on bar i9jen Snobpbelie
til at fonme norb til be Tretten Toipns
% amer bet Steb, iom en- ppperlis Ut.
beieSmarf.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-01-25
EDSTEN & FOSS,
4os CEDAR AVE.,

bauoler meb Seal Gitate, nsiurerer
6efla % andre aompasnier, uolaaner
gense, ialser Dampifibsbinetter, 9nie
% Softer mobtases tilial9s % 8ortleiz
ming os ofentlise Dofumenter noierois
ges.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-01-25

ueo at auertere Gmis, antbiaetter for
$780,,
bpi(fet ct Hriien ooer SBen. @fal
mau baue Biletten til Minneapolis, iaa
n,aa man naturlisuis usiaa baue Seruz
banebilet. Yriien fra Seem Sort til
Winneapolis bar fpr 22oe December
$1,000, men er MI $3.50 altiaa $12.Oo
bpiere, mebens 8riien paa SpbiQetten
ct ben lalnne.
Set er rerfor ale Biqetfisberes egen
Snteresie, at De life forbaiter fig meo at
tipbe, TIL Yriien bliuer aloris bsiere,
END ben ct MI. 0erimoo baaber ri, at
bet ital lpffcs % at opnaa nosen Mobe=
ration. Smiolertio bpr erbuer, iom
aster at fjsbe Bi0etter, uoste fig for at
inbienoe Saauopense til ufjenbte Nsen.
ter / Mi%nneapolis, ct. Saul, Chicago
eller Seem Yorf, nlen benuenbe fig til
narmeite N9ent, iom er fjenbt % aners
fienbt iom Ell baoerlis, reOelis % pas
libelis Manb, os afsipre BiIetijsbet
meb bam. gler mon fan lfriue birefte
til os, met bet er life n~pbuenbigt at lenbe
nosen 9~aanopense huerfen til os e0er
I,o9en anoen. 3isb life 3atten / Sui
fen.
nEDNI s taber %ingeutilg : ueo al
|vIHlN: Dente til i 5ebrmar Maa
teb meb at fjSbe Wiletter, iaameset tsr
ii s~arantere. Nbresier imiolertib ale
6repe ON Biletter til
4. {. JOHNSON ( COL
General Northwestern Agents,
OF. Paul, Minn.
a.NMsAeoLls OFFICES
goo ~sshlHster Assnaas
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-01-25

+ Dette e. ct iibr TOM siensIe ieHses for $500: geen
/ Sc mite 60 Dase. aster 81 at ialse benz tor $3.ss g
stpe gnhper NnteSninS til at prgos benz I!osn 1mtef'
ions siiisr5eS ior, at Sc msnsr bet ~opristisf, tanrt for
at fire ps mob CAB Of Snbpaininssz nssiIter % SrGils'
nina lii at ,inberipae Set. Deripm Be fn6er bet til.
freSaSfiIsnbe GA Ia9lebes iori a~serteret, tan De betale
&stsn $3.7s % IbsbDlos llbrst, heig iiie iaa l ssta 2. s; Ws
iibr 9pbst al 60 Oaae 5fai Ri jenbe Dem ct gratis.
Dette e. ct impprteret, iupelbeiat, expansion bel-
ance, quick train movements fou1plet n1eo En- 4 nnlerr
aIe Dele. Wi tiener intet paa bette llbr. Seriigten e
hin at pparbeioe Mfietnin9 paa bort nbrre 9a8sr at
Cub % sulbfplbte tttre. 3atalos ienbeg! srqtis:; Seao
inaaife aloria ieuere { B1ab<t. The R. W: Sears
Watch Co., 81, So & IS Dearborn Street. 9ntea9e,
SI. Heferentier: Spilietiomhelf. gammelt 1anoelsf
bus | gheaso eaeG Sort Dearborn National San1.
gi anbeiarer bisie l1brs til eeiereu.. seuu bette
RIn6 nnar Be nrnrer.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-25

And in accordance with law and the order of
the Board of Directors of the Company, made on
said 10th day of October, 1888 so many shares of
each parcel of stock may be necessary. will be
sold at public suction at the banking house of
Mccormick Co.. Salt Lake City. Utah, at three
90 O'Clock p. m. on the 9Th day Of December
$685. to pay the delinquent assessment, and cost
uf advertising.
CHARLES READ, Secretary
King OF the West Mining Company.
Salt Lake City, Utah. November Goth, 1885,
pOaTrONEMENT
The date Of sale Of delinquent stock above men,
toned Is, by order Of the Board of Directors,
tended until . p. IN. Monday. January 7, 1889.
CHARLES READ, Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah. December 9th, 1ses.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-25
CURES ALL HuM0HS.

CURES ALL HUl8aUES,
from common Blotch, or Eruption. to the
scaly or Rough Skin. in short, all diseases
caused BY bad blood arg conquered by thil
powerful. purifying, and invigorating medi-
its benign influence. Especially has It mani
tested its potency in curing letter. Eczelna,
Eryspsas Boil Sore Eyes Serof
"White Swcllings," Goitre, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands: Send ten. cents in
stamps for large Treatise, with colored
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
for Treatise on ScrOfulous Affections.
"F0R THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse it by using DR.. Tiercc's
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, a fair skin, buoyant Spirits vital
strength and bodily health will be established.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-25
Delinquent Notice.

Z ING Of THE WEST MINING CON.
IA PANY. Location of its principal place of
business, Salt Lake City, Utah. Location of its
Timing property, Little Smoky Mining District.
Alturas county, Idaho.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing. described stock account of assessment No.
/, levied on the 10th day of October, 1888. the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective stockhclder. as follows:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-25
The Baxter Hotel, Ketchum.

PAUL P. BAXTER, proprietor, is the oldest
and best kept hotel on Wood River. The dining
ia the largest in the Territory, and The tables
are supplied with every thing the market affords.
The rooms ere large. airy and well furnished.
Charges very moderate. This is q HOTEL and
when in KetcEum don't fcfget the fact. or the leca
tton-Msin street. below First National Bank.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-25
lllHAT
Ais
YOU?

less, ana indescribsbiy miserable. both physi.
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ness," or emptiness of stomach in the morn
mouth, irregular appetite, dizziness frequent
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alternating with chilly sensations. sharp,
feet, drowsiness after meals. wakefulness, or
disturbed and unrefreshing sleep, constant
indescribable feeling Of dread. or Of impend-
II You have all. or any considerable number
q q sm
jilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. The more
complicated your disease has become, tho
greater the number and diversity Of symp-
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DR.. PlCrce's Golden Medical Dis.
c0vory acts powerfully upon the Liver, and
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-24
Prof. Thomas Douglas.

The carpet king the only reliable carpet
layer, stands ready to take all contracts
for house and carpet cleaning, and yen
will find me, Thomas Douglas. first class
in every respect. An expert in cutting.
fitting and laying carpete, and ii takes an
expert to make g carpet tit we'll, (which
is very essential to its good appearance
Cutting and fitting in sorneTs and stretch.
Tag are my stropg-hoIds. | will do first
class work st very reasonable prices, and
will guarantee sll work to give satisfac-
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Very Respectively,
THOMAS DOUGLAS.
P. 8. Now is the time to have yous
carpets and houses cleaned in good order
l will be here but a shors time, 80 send
in your orders. Don't fail TO give me 6
trIal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-24
THE NJ ESSlAH.
Last Nights Rendition OF this Incem-
parable 0rstori0.

Last Nights Rendition OF this Incem-
parable 0r8tori0.
Last night the Congregational church
was filled with q critical audience to
hear q rendering OF Handel's %oTatorlo I.
the Messiah" by Yankton's choral
union. Never before has the union IN
dertaken such o task ss the performance
of o composition which is indisputably
one OF the most difficult Of the works Of
the great composers. Nevertheless, by
diligent practice under the baton of
Psot E. M. Young, o very successful
rendering wes given. The s~oloists were
Mrs. Bradley (soprano). Mrs. e. NJ.
Young (contrslso), DIR. Brechs %(tenor)
and Prof. Shaw (bass). These all gave
good accouns of the parts allotted 10
them, more especially the ladies, who
sang their solos With that feeling which
is SO necessary in oratorio. Where the
singing was all of such an even standard
the selection OF special numbers as being
particularly worthy of notice is difficult
but perhaps the contralto solo HE
Shall Feed HIS Flock" In the first part,
and the soprano solo; "How Beautiful
Are the Feet" in the second part, were
sung with more than ordinary expires.
sion and genuine feeling. Great credit
is due to Prof. Young for the way ii
which he has trained the chorus, whs
sang with an energy of attack which wal
exceedingly pleasing. Miss Jencks q
the piano and Prot. Stead at the orga,
contributed greatly to the success of tn,
performance.