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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09

is eagerly sought for, read with pleasure or dis
appointment, is then tossed aside and forgot
ten. But ladies who read of DIR. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription, read it again, for they dis
cover in it something to prize-a messenger of
JOY to those suffering from functional derange-
ments or from any of the painful disorders or
pains, internal Inflammation and liberation,
leucorrhea and kindred ailments readily yield
to its wonderful curative and healing powers
IL is the only medicine for women, sold by
druggists, under positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that it will give salts
faction in every case, or money will be re-
funded. This guarantee has been printed on
the bOttle-wrappers, and faithfully carried out
for many years. S1.OO by druggists, or six
bottles for $500.
Copyright 1888, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09

DR.. John Morgan writes: by applying
borac acid thoroughly to the feet, particu-
larly about the nails, between and under the
toes, and to the soles, two or three times a
week or oftener, as the case may be, dressing
them while there is q good coating of pow
der on the skin. sweating of the feet may be
effectually relieved. The application is east
ly made and will prove satisfactory. "-Medi-
cal Record
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09

Freshleigh-Don't you feel chilly, Miss
Beaconhills
Miss Beaconhil-Yes, / an rather cold,
Mr.. Freshleigh.
Freshleigh tmeaningly)-Feel as though
you'd like little something around youl
Miss Beaconhill (crushingly)-Not a little
something, Mr.. FreshleiSh. Harvard Lar.-
poon-
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" SCHUCHARD. DRUGGIST,
I l San - dro and Acequa Streets
Drugs, Chemicals, MedIciness Toilet Articles
Soaps, Chamois Skins, SpongM. Brushes Per
fumery, etc. Physicians prescriptions care
fully compounded. IS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09
s. g. A. p. Railroad.

>. q A. p. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
Train for Cuero, Houston Galveston leaves
San Antonio e.. -. -. Q Qua IN,
Train for Beevil!e, Rockportand. corpus
tram TOT kerrVllle, ...,,...... 4:4O p. m.
ARRIVALS
From Galveston Cuero and Houston 1876 D. m
From Corpus Christ! BeeviIe and Rock
FROM herrVilIe. ii :45 a. m.
Train Time Changes.
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN r. R.
North pound train leaves w 5:45 am
North bound train leaves. 300 pm
North bound tiain arrive........... ii :55 pm
North bound train srrve ...... ii 100 pm
r1eicuo trHlH ledVes E:u0 p III
LAREDO train arrive .,,.,.. Csc m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Fact bound train leaves 80 am
East bound train leaves .............. 2:i5 pm
West bOun nd train arrive. ....... i2:25 d. m
West bound train leaves. 2:5O pm
West bound train arrives. ........ 1:45 pm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30

81. Johns tonight. Fellow crafts.
The SkagIt Chief has resumed her route.
A snrvey Of the burned steamer Dispatch
was made yesterday.
thunder storm about $50 yesterday
morning, laid tae dust Of the streets
Auditor Wood yesterday issued license
To ard for Hugo odlerd, Of Kitsap county
and Annie johnson, Of seattle.
The Seattle RIsies win assnublqa Their
arfaory today at ie'ctcck shart IN fall
uniform 70 take part IN memorial process
alien.
M sxsay ollee viii be opened in s4ftt]e
in 3 few days by q competent assAyef6rpm
Colorado and Montana who expet{s 70
fina good field tor his profession here.
f,shriea Hansen, the south Seattle earpsn-
TEL who wss arrested on en- INSANITY charge
on TUESDAY. Was dismissed yesterday, bis
nls.iasiy nos being serious enough 10 war
raitt his commitment 20 tae asylum.
Enishfs Tempsar.-Atfension Tne mem
berx ~ seattle GommAudery No :. X. r.,
and All so]ouruing Sir knights in GOOD
stand ne are requested to meet 10 unilaran
IT tue asylum. OPERA house hlnek q In
o'clock y. N. today, Thursday, May ~
Harry h. Martial. infant sen 81 NJ. apsl
Mrs Il. Martsll died yesterdaf meTnanE q
fhe resisle0ce u his psreats. Fifth aud Wall
sfteess, of congestion 81 the lungs Tue
ga sssf occurs az 10 oeiarA Today from tAe
residence. Rev. w. E. Dawson Will ofsisis
ats.
sslat Noxby. iabnrsr. recently EN-
nlsvs4s On the Cascade division of the
S.rfhexn Pacific railroad. WAS yesterday
sxamsncd before Judge Richard osnoru,
ard cnrs naiffed 10 the asylum. lie Is sun-
cffpe with M attack at acute inssEfFy.
Justice Rivers yesterday eunfiutlsd The
rasc of William Warden, CHARGED With
bslng an escaped cnnvlet from FplsauA. Eal-,
for six siay>s In order % allow the osssesr
VINO came afsef him te get the uefeSsafs
warrant IL arrest on his svqusssssen papsfs
fn,nt 6ssernar Moore.
Iahn Lynch. waiter employed on the
T. J. Potter. fell oveshoard from her YES
tefslay morning when sbc Was on BUSH
I<snt. 4 boat was lowered ana Lsuca
was rexcuea, After he was Eotten aboard
ID 8 beat he had IN epsfeptir dt- Lsss even
III lynch had entirely recovered fEcEn hts
nrsplSasauf experiences o. tbs day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30

Mr.. .. d. Moody. OF Nj ysracn. Is In the
city on business.
Sir. John Mccrae. Of Port Townsend, .
I'M fhe eig. Waiting ssnens his olatims
fsiend<.
Mr. Fsa Parker. who has been absent in
California Ter some time. has retained %
tie city.
Nr. NJ. NJ. Hoimss tea for saohoraish
laxs eysnlrg where be delivers tue zacmo
rial address To-Day.
Nv fseorxs ~. Reheosk. . prominent
q III engineer OF wssla Walla. - 81 tie
Occidental far a fen days.
NJ. EAvara Brshra, Of wlsssson. v be
- fesg, 4, ssse riry several oars On azzza-
nsss. rstnrnsd honsc yesterday.
Nessrx. Fred ard Thomas Jordan. who
have been attending scnees ~ sd s.ss.
Cal, retnrned hone scsssrisy en- ne
wsIsa ALA
Nsse Nellie miller, eA1ghtsr az nr Z. -.
AF Alflss. Of tais elsy. has rsfarusa ne1ar
fnsns several faonthx absence - ke1soa -
saa FFsnclsco.
Mr.. VI. n. Ha7cone. vice psesaSsns ef
tHe rnfrn rseffe, Hsa wife M tnensAs
4 Kinhkii, gsufral n ssssKef 81 ~ 49, =
rsed. and ssfSs Hem J. II NtH9sas u
fsss as. 4 sssrsrssx Of ttle Unisa fse &c sssss
sspsss4esss ~ tire osnakit National hxnk, ~.
Charles sEaErh. seH.srAs nAxf2Sfs ~ ths
kkrsssea Raj usY 4 <tstEsstoa t.sa 4ns
ard wsss>. hsr.zsxzs q sssstzaskasnea f'assf
sshfsh ARRIVED here sFsssp NiesssssA ysSf =
sIss ats nj Afses spendxns xeS nezrs
fisSxss,ss ssssztss glse sftv. the party sfst ~
. aasys tas,st. Mr. Haseesaf iussestS - FsnA&kn
Ia Par&sasss3 Il MI asfsr s&e HrHEsz2 ssA2s s8s
4 N&xieaffnn eiassisssa
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anaI,r CHICK RArsIxss

The RI sing IL cheeks Is becoming quite
frequent ana a. hanks and business houses
sssssssis nss an absolute pyusertion againsl
4 IN saia s.acAiae that cannot be beaten.
Experts do net attempt TO na4nipuiass
p<ss,<r perforated by this machine Thecul
Gus asnse can be ehaaxed ~ has lately
s,esn proved Caas- G6nld il the general
arent Scr wash ugtan for the Albeit Ghesek
Perforssor ard is xivias the city thorough
eanvaSs Et will pxy you 70 sxsmfae the
Abbott uaaehsns EMAs 6saraD.
Box a4k seattle W r.
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Lace cnrtains~ Chester Caeary.
six underwear. Chesfs. Cieasy.
sec kid Eiuses. Chester CaeAry.

Taee cnrtaias. Chester Cfeary.
six underwear. Chester cieasy.
S0e hid sieves. Chester Csea-y.
10 = large Inca damask towel Chester
c1s1sy.
Hosiery. q grand assortment 20 seieea
sran. Chester Cie2ry.
~ danh;e knee childrsnss boss Chexsss
Cssafy.
Mes ics ss.eens. CAexfer Clearly
Lowest rates te Missouri liver aat points
Eszt. ~ UnSon FaElise railway ezkee. IL
YexssS axenzt.
ssassa wraps reaaexd 10 ss. caesse.
EleAfy.
Take tie rev sontc 20 the East. ia rae
osrsoe Short LlDs and Union Pacific: etscs
~ lis Ys<zsr xsssuse
Fsysers' KID sievss. xxx qu2iify Ehsstes
Gear
80 srou frxrse sfpAr1- Chester Csesry,
E<sn MnA2srs. tAessey Clear
81 heavy whsse spread CAsster Clear
pssrssss<e yszs kxss Ess= 81 tie o<erpn
sAnrs E6sae xsss Inzaa FArzzc ozzsw, III
Yr<srx As~HMs-
ses Ill sszstskz- 81 eofofx. Eh<<tcx Cie3sy
PR sxrsxse y~<sxF&ay--P CextxA<rf 4
ca kk1 xiavus s tcffcoss w nT- chessel
Gear.
- "A ,u.unx = 80 49, rna,7a sheue.,
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CARPETS cARPETsl CARPETS

This week we inaugurafe = special
sale Of carpets al lover rates than ever
before quoted in Seattle The oppor-
tnnity i not often offered Pnfrhas-
ers are recommended 10 read oar ad-
vertisemezst On this page verv care
faslv. ToxLAs, SlxoxxzAx & Co.
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Pursuant 10 resolution Of the qualified
eIeefnrS oi miaes1i district No. = King
county. W. r.. passed Al special school
meeting held alter due notice published
sn the issh day of May, Isa. the ussfser-
signed srssooi directors 81 said school dis
frsef Ss win sell a. pszblle nsssfaen a. tfsss
<c7ax.nl hssz,<< grannsss, ID the tcx a 81 keus,
King euunsy, W. r, On saturday. juzse
fses az TIE boar "a I ofelurk q n. tee fui-
f0aaae described real estate helosig1rz =
s4ta school kliztfser. sstuased IN the town 81
ks.rt. King enanty. V. r.. and rtsr.ssArag
sseSarzt<sf Is srksox8 ~ wsf. bsxtuusnE ~
ps4sst ca the seush boundary iszsr q s@f2s :
usa u Rues<si'x stnaaftns eiAsEa. "a town
skip sxeufy swf 80 narth Of r&ags@ 1ol-
ard Eve IA aud N eSss. where tae sosnxns !.
Msse bxfween sasd kswn@nlfS szEsessefzs szssi
sasssh bxassszary llfze. runnang thence nssta
Ere and thres qsssrtsrS ssszaf ihxneN 49, .s
srsea Ezs ehzliax. slssEee kertn ave arr
three ossAxsers chains. ard fhsnss sas1
srvrsi f71 rhRfns N piseA q h<ssssss ST.
essusasusng gnur ~ hxrrz. rz0rs sr issss
Tarsass r. fxr xSns essszs &ssd azla1sS
snss<5s ol ass days. eal Tie axksszs . s-ss
'sss'ss' ii cR0H.
zE JEFFERSON.
plreessrs ssa.Ns p'ssFsrs - : 49,
~ sTs
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SAyfxss@ nAxg.

NAnes - r~sxssess rax "a sAe ssvsnss De
,,ss ss.ss q al sRss 4 sayssss~ Issn ssze ssssi
sprsrsrs snss S*vtrks a@f = fesstr Ae@Tz
lszzslsslx e. Nsss <sfss rzs7ats Fts szsszsss
Mi axxsss ~ tx4x ssssss<t sEzH ( sssaS
sssen @xsfF fnnn 4 =. ~ ~ n rs Tssax
ssAxs frx,s1s So n ssl "a ~ !. ans =. ~ ~
Il +. "a Bead II sfs&e<<s i HAssf,
i. II Nsr<,r. 8. Il. fsswsH1u~ s B HewEsx<,
ii n. nAxsxr. e. n. MxzsAxon snA WnE-
Ii r<,s&r FxsAs II
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TIC Seatfias and Tacomas play today It
the Jackson street grounds for the cham.
pi0nsi1ip al Washington Manager Kelly
inttmds trying two new players f.cicbncf,
Win fsfmeriy pitched f9r the Commercials
Of the Ehiengo City League and Howard
who Gomez from sioux city The makeup
81 the two mines Is as fellows.
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spEcIAI- TRAINs ne TuE

REa6rrA, NAP % sSs2
me Yaxses wt.I sske place as FresionG ca
Isks Enzan, AZ II a. sls The = l. s. Il T.
R'x win run trains every hAif hour. coma.
nseeias ii 500 q. M Fare yoHnd trip 3
censs
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Ti-sS 4 - ~, Q. ..' - -
rnfIorn Hsnt 4. 81 =
G1aff1e Coennon<1esy 30. 81
k15eetg 1kupt.x.
= y =. -. : ,. y. s. - = O tae Dey.
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49, ~ sssss - =
s1z.. =, - - -, -
49, 49, IT, - - 81 a
~ I =, -. - - e - 49, =
~11PRss1 ssezfxno n tsfrzake1
LINZ or MARCH.
nrpxw.A < r..<.. =. <~<--..s....x.t !.
Mnfr a ..s. ss.<.,,., = s. - -.
g frgns, - Union and the uniserxzt:
oxDx. s. xxs.<.sr..
Murfe IL Inc hama
p-.ssv - lsb.r.s-s, /, !. Go.
Address b. pre.isfens p p fss~rnlf
N<n.orial hymn. I. Cover Thrm Owe
Mith he.utffuI Flouexs, b. the schoo
en y 3 ,a..,a-.., ...,..,..
0rsftpa BY Hen. CT II. Williams
Music
neuEdic{i0n.
8teFenxfzNt win assemble 1t Kikss hall
md Miller Post 81 d. Minors Office Ia tn
Opera building q 1s0 p m.
AZ rHx ahAvKyARps-
Inc oecorsuon Of the k1aSee VII
Be In the forcnoon before III
proceaxfon = aorme{1tc march Il, u.
nm v~r.lsv $500. srrx. .-s1I y. -,
81 re }sdi~ a the -; 1879 neSss
us1e6 romsrisSse~4 - nsx 1s9,c.s
r~~,%fsvv = = Ysss.... go 1s~.s - -.
near: 81 the Masonic cemesefy. L a
1hs<en. Lyman woed Z 2; GrisNcld. =. a 4.
~ -, III en1 = - 1sknestL
~ js1s = 49, rs r =; sonn
3 S = - - - noeafuens ane
IL ~ 1890, =, . ....,,a~ ,,.-,,..,. -,
heen ereetsS 81 vh u - ZEN inssrib -
ne shs so oaa s;,s $1,000 nsea on s.sn !. g
resfie y, Fs.ssss - eha 1870. ~
1 = 49,. :. -
Ola ysllous censsesy-John wilson
ninna S.ss NV ssw horE lnsstsY i Ha
49, 81 49, - = 49, - .sttesx "a nvs.
ssn = PAgy sasrls ~. a ,s s1sh 1;.oI
infexrtr - lam w.sf,i. +, .issng5'
Laned0n, fosty -tut Wisconsin infantry.
Masoric Cemetery Bnee, Bee
CSC California ssva.ss. lot 4sl; Joseph 3,
- ~ IL
4cs; y: .. stevens. lot aes. sec J; william
f f Il s6 en los - ~. e 5nl i ~ =
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ii III. "a. !. middle terraces. ai am sraS'
from tho north.
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W1h1sS ~ - nvS1-
The following are the words 81 the SOM
The chorus . Tie mi sssnss sppiies !.
s Written: s. s
Cover them over with beautiful aowen;
seN q ours s''A s'-Au'' 'a's' 1'''As'
s ya s bs ss q s 5sxe .on ss
cro P eSem he honor their ssrare iors
a,vs s ssss; ne ena,,et. ,nex van = j,
c,va , 5,s,ss j. ,.a,e,. ,h~v ,o.t vim tbeI
life.
! Gnaras--
| Parent and nushsnd. g. brother and ioveif.
s'v an s. ss1s 80 9 $500 '.>-'' -'s'''s. :
I Cover them over with beautiful flowers.
! Cove the hearts thaf have beaten - high
/ Beaten With hopes that we're ooomeu on
Hearts .kss have burned In the heat Of n
/ tray;
Hearts th.s have yesrned for the homo
Once they we're glowing with friendship
| xa.r mar ryset soulx haxa rone soarin
80" seS Ssa $3.50 800 - =
uv.va5w theiv hf<,<,d Ia fho nathan the,
- ssws
| -. L. -. R<..ovu thax fosrnd fhe,n
$3.50
|
Cover the thousenus Wy sleep "a 49,
sleep wnefc tneH sfaeuus can ucs hnu saien
eoqa5, x,,,..s
}ney wno ~ ne"hs11' sA'ss a4sAAs11s -
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eo's's s 1sss.s ss4ss' 0'-'sa s'ssp s'- '''@'
/ sw1ktIy above them the Wild fiowere
psoW8s
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RECONSIDERATION.

transit people fighting which company
win build Madison
Electric Madison
VIII apply franchise
field. and claim
Company, pass
through parallel enterprises
property
organizing build
lake building
for Maii
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= -
80 49, fseksa, mining engineer, sab
49, pfinssd rspert. The fsrss part of
! sns oeassss u reparf OF Maiar
! - =. 5sess and Mr., Muir fsrken on she
- - aFaa rson<tsy ~ c0uners, on the
s..s.s IhSf found eulpsoeptns At
fhrec distinct n,sa<sss,.< "a
15e<s =. 49,. fhss coal Il at,rarsrsix
80 - = ile mai frosa the Stevens nsgsse
m2<e-.s 80 ~ scfass the river 10 the
+ 80 E~1s - shT strike ef The beds pro
49, - sa.Hsskn them. saSh = Dae
- f\S,s-e1 s.s2axa Ssasssae. y, e., sad
n 1f<-S - - taS taesals hare leafs nsa
Z r. 6H~.ss ssss the mssRrerrs are ss.ss same
~ - = soss fsssus. and thas they fserr
- {. - ~ s<ssels.sssas epoch. They sAers-
~ fsea We ignite hcsts of the fsrrs
G1eSSs - = Astis 6<ye nes had time,
(|nff ~ wv ffnise thssS Questions pre-
~ ~ ~ II. 49, esz's hefv are hishly tilted
- - ~ Sssssss1sstsassy tange4s s.fsi sssfness
N - Il e eteh sEst r1ss tAYNnxa them
1*kae~ = =. 1s~ss heass. The bcsts Ia
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30

G. <. Jennes, attorney. the next witness
aid his kuewledxs Of iron In this terri
tory vas c0n1ned to the Dsnny mineA
Tbs fhickeek lode of this Eroup Waa the
Eli6, which rnnEtd from f38 % go feet Ia
thictueeg. netordsnG 20 the measurements
made b. witness and Others. The lode
showed perpendicular On tho cli0 for !
d1etanfe 81 eco feet Mr. Jeuner said no
work beyond Shat necessary b secure {
title 10 the mine hsd txen performed. The
xea1e1t coal 10 this depoeif va 25 miller
xw&s on The Raging river
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30

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rssser. sssa Re had oxsua sse r~sssTs ct
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30

The placing this popularity eeare
much for
the opens mp Tor residence
the highest point city For long time
Madison has acknowledged
shoroushe nom the busi
by visitors and
universally recognized BY citizens Mcgaa
chicag Eaeld 70 New
York, Madison s o Queen city
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-07-27
The Bright Girl from Mississippi.

Referring to the bluegrass region
of Kentucky and its fine horses, a
young lady of Mississippi was Wis
iting that section and was enter
tanned at dinner party in the Gov
ernor's mansion. During the course
Of the dinner a degenerate son of
the Governor talked loosely about
things in general, and among them
Of a visit through Mississippi, re-
marking that he had not seen a
pretty woman in his tour through
the State. The fair young girl from
Mississippi awaited her opportuni-
ty, and during a short lull in the
conversation turned and asked the
Governor if what she had heard of
the gentlemen of Kentucky we're
true. The Governor wanted to know
what it was, and the attention of
the whole company was directed to
the lady's response.
"Well," said she, II heard that
Kentucky gentlemen educate their
horses and turn their sons out to
grass. "-Washington Post.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-07-27
She Considered it a Deliberate Insult

When General O. O. Howard was
marching down through Tennessee
General Whittlesey, late President
of the Freedmen's bank, was assist
ant acknowledgement on his staff.
Whittlesey had been a clergyman
down in Maine, and was fully as
straight-laced as Howard. One day
Howard drove into a farmyard from
which Whittlesey was just depart
ing. A woman and her grown
daughter were standing outside the
door.
"My good woman" said Howard,
will you kindly give me drink
of water?"
''No. Get out of my yard. A lot
of more impident Yankees I never
seed"
"But I have done nothing and
said nothing out of the way, and
will severely punish any of my SOL
diers who should say or do anything
wrong"
''That sojer insulted me-" said
she, pointing to the retreating form
of General Whittlesey. "He axed
me for drink of water, and when
l done give it to him he sassed me-"
"But-but that is General Whit
tlesey, of my staff. l am sure he
wouldn't be rude to any woman"
Nav" said the girl, pulling her
mothers dress, Il reckon he
moughtn't have ment anything mis-
beholden."
"Hush; don't l know low down
backyard talk when I hear it?
He axed me what was the State of
my nativityP-Washington Post.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-07-27
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To GEORGE MONTGOMERY, SAMUEL B. WooD-
WARD and ELIAS FOLK, or their heirs or
assigns:
You are hereby notified that we have ex-
pended the sum of two hundred (2OO) dol
lars in labor and improvements upon the
lBuckirOr4 lode mining claim, situated
in Warm Springs Creek mining district.
Alturas county, Idaho Territory, in order
to hold the same under the provisions of
Section 1924, Revised Statutes of the United
States, being the amount required to hold
the same for the years ending December
81. 1887, and 1888; that your proportion of
the same is as follows, to-wit: for the said
Samuel B. Woodward, Elias Folk and
George Montgomery, fifty dollars, being
one-fourth, and if within ninety (9O) days
from the service of this notice. or within
ninety (9O) days after this notice by publi-
cation, you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion OF such expenditure as co-own-
ers, your interests in said claim will become
the property Of the undersigned, under the
provisions OF said Section 1924
w. II. WATT
SAMUEL ALLEN.
ketchum, I. T.. June %, 1885,
First publication, June %, 1889.