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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-11-30
1aiA Street. next door below Cornucopia
Restaurant.
AaSIng, Ha'rsuttipg and Shampoolng
DONE N FIRST-CLAss STYLE.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office al HALEY, Idaho.

June 20, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of her inten-
uon to make final proof in support OF her
;;lalm, and that said proof will be made be-
iGEe ,s. the Register and Receiver at Haley,
ipaiaho, on July 81, 1885, viz: Mary A.
t,lchie, for the lot S, block 40. and lot s,
,osS. .,oCk IS, town Of Ketchum, Idaho Terri
one names the following witnesses to
prIve tr, her continuous residence upon, and
T, STSitI,Vatlon OF, said land, viz: Geo. J. Lewis
lewis, all Of Ketchum. Idaho.
y o BILLINGS, Register, s
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VIM. HYNDMAN.
o''Aspy A,s1pyySDMAN :; & BATTEN,
Attorney s-a IT, a w !,
= ,s,,,-practice in all the Courts
Es,chnr' 20. 80
.rd Land Ottces'
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q E. W AID R 0 n,
carney = L a w !,
1dano-wm practice IN all the
rDnr,. OF the Territory
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PROFESSIONAL.
PINKHAM.

Nv dosis Kstshuaf;t of ths bsasG: Tep:
4. pra'csSsvv cosvey " yiancins M and procuring OF
,toyi,s specially
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18
INTERESTING INTERVIEW
bst~eon Governor Lee ana an ola Con
federate Who Has Been Minister 10 Ven
e1uela-What lie Ia. Ia Say About that
south American Republic.

Colonel {. /. Scott, Il near relative Of
Major Frank ". Chamberayne, called
on Governor Lee lately. Major Cham
berlayne introduced Colonel Scott as an
old Richmond man, who emigrated 10
California during the excitement or 1919
I'm The year 1907 Colonel Scott
was elected To Congress, and
ia 1850 he went 60 Alabama
Joined the Fourth Alabama Regiment
At its organization, and was command,
Ing major at the battle of Manassas,
where all OF its field officers were killed
OF wounded, Colonel SCOTS leg being
badly shattered The Fourth Alabama
suffered severely Ia that tight. being ia
the thickest OF it. Near the Henry
House, and when all OF its officers were
disabled, General Barnard l. Bee, or i'm.
mortal fame, was rallying the noble 300
survivors OF that grand old regiment
which formed part OF his command,
when he gave o General T. J Jackson the
grand and undying sobriquet OF stone
wall.
Col Scott said that for the past four
years he had been Minister resident, then
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen-
ipo,eniiary to the Republic of Venezuela,
and was stationed at Caracas The
people of Venezuela, he said, hal an I'M
bounded admiration TOT the Great Re
publics del Norte, tRepublic OF the
North as they call the United States Of
North America, and think that General
Washington and General Simon Boliyer
(Semon Believer Us they pronounce III
the two grandest men and noblest pa
triots that the world ever saw, and in
one of the principal squares At Caracas
stands a colossal statue Of Washington,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

The Royal naking Powder Obioiaiiy Conn
mended-N hoiesome Action oi the New
Jersey atate Board Of Health.

The action of the New Jersey Stale
Board OF Health in publishing the names
Of the alum baking powders sold In thai
State will be commended by all who are
In favor OF pure and honest food Scarce
any article sold enters more generally
intO the daily food Ot every ono than
baking powders 1t Is well understood
that the alum. and the alum and phos-
phate baking powders are detrimental to
health, and CONSUMERS only require go be
informed as 30 the names OK these un-
wholesome brands IN order 10 avoid
them.
This information the manufacturers OF
the alum baking powders are endeayor-
ing, il seems 20 suppress. Ii Is stated
that they went 80 far a 10 seek dnsuc-
cessfully, however,, for an injunction 20
prohibit the New Jersey authorities from
proceeding with their recent inycsliga-
ton and expose
II particularly gratifying 20 consum'
ers to know that the baking powder
which they have sO long been accus-
toned 10 using, the Royal has invariably
gone through these analysis. not only
without reflection against it of impufiiy
or unWhOles0meness. but each time more
rinphatlcaNy endorsed as the superior oi
all the baking powders of the market
The health authorities of number of
other State. have also recently made eX-
haustiye examinations of this character
and with the uniform result of finding
the ROYAL superior to all Others The
United States Government Chemist
after an examination for the Indian De
partment, made the emphatic statement
that The ROYAL Baking Powder Is the
purest in quality and the highest IN
strength Of any baking powder Of which
have knowledge" The authorities Of
Canada have been making nm elaborate
study OF the baking powders sold there
The official analyst 81 Ontario says, rs
the result of his investigation, that be
Finds the Royal Baking Powder far
superior "a the others, aud goes - tar
as 10 recommend its use in preference
to any other Likewise, series OF
over five hundred tests fol strength,
made by public analysts and other chem
lists of prominence throughout the
country show II to produce an average
of twenty-five per cent more leayening
gas than any OF It's competitors.
\ company that maintains this high
standard for its product against the
temptations OF the enormously greater
pront that would accrue from the use of
the cheaper materials employed BY
Others for the alnm baking powders are
produced AT u cost of three cents pet
pound IS entitled 20 this public COM
mendation aud endorsement
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18
rHE DAILY TIMES MONDAY. MARCH is. 1889.

Captaiu William Carver, Cawder, y !.
" 'lliam r. Patton, Ashland, Va; J: H..
Irving. Virginia; T. T. Turner, Bucking'
ham county, Va: William Il. Nothan, /.
p Homo and William F. Terrell, Vir-
cinia: William l.. Summers, Washington.
d G.: ID. ". Woodin, Abel, Iowa, {. 1.
willis. New York; DR.. l.. A. Slater, Jr,
Baltimore, Md; Ike Oppenheimer,. city;
p. J. Orebaugh, Staun'on, Va
EXCHANGE AND BALLARD. William;
Watson and wife, Dubuque, Ia. s. Mum
and wife. : NJ Munn, julia |. Mum,
Montreal. Il. \. Block. Jennie :. Block,
Coyinrion, Ky; Mrs Palmer, New York;
Robert Seay, Petersburg. :. frank VIII
son and vile, Toronto, Canada, Mrs. j.
Z. Icath. Virginia; L. It. Moore. Arthur
Burger. ~ Cos.euas. New YORK,
o. W. simmons. John kirkman, Brook
lvn. y. Y; : Ferguson Berch, AieNan-
dria. Va: Thomas f. Hicks. oxford. \
G. Albert Kramer Durham, y. c. W.
). D0bson. Boston, George D. Bennett
Goldsboro, \. C.. J.T. lianahan, Cincln-
natl, O.; ID. A. Levy, New York; John
II. Clifford, United states Army ;. ,.
Brown and wife, North Carolina.
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70 he Ed''or Of The Times !.

T. ne Edlfor of The Times:
"Anti-Coupon," in yesterdays issue,
makes me his chief topic OF discussion,
and therefore ask brief space in which
to reply TO him.
! do not say that "Anti-CoupOn' in
tended 10 charge me with seeking 10
make breach i'm the Democratic party
bnt his caId Is liable so that cons'rUc.
ton. want 20 say as emphaticaliy a. !
can that | aim at no such thing. The
record behind me Is one of unhr0kcn de-
votion To Democratic and white rule in
Virginia. and should regard negro rule
Ia the State as the greatest calamity That
could bcfall her. But do warn Anti
Couuon" and an others who endorse ma
views. a. expressed in Saturday TINfs,
that lac and they are driving the state 10
Republican rule
liz frankly states in Saturdays TIMES
that the officers who administer the state
government intend 10 punish those OF
her citizens who choose 80 pay their
taxes with coupons, until they agree 20
discontinue It and 10 discriminate in the
administration 90 the laws between
Glasses of her citizens | tell Anti
Coupon" that he very greatly mistakes
the character OF Nirginiau- when he
thinks be can coerce them into an
abandonment of right which The law
confer- upon them lie may drive them
into siayine away from the polls and De-.
fusing I'D vote for candidates who declare
Themselves la favor of any such policy
but he cannot cOeIce them into snf-
render Of the rights Of freemen What
have heretofore said. and now say, IL
not said as a threat, but as warning 60
the party by one Of its most devoted
members.
want to say further to Anti
Coupon that he II wholly in error
when he says the Supreme Count OF The
United states decided the coupon
cru-her" to be- constitutional The
point and the only point decided I'm the
case. was that the suit in the United
States Court To enIoin the Attorney
General was a suit against The state oi
which the court Could NOT take iufisdic.
f ton. and lac dissenting opinion of MI
Justice Harlan proceed upon what seems
io have been q concession amongst she
Judges that the act was unconstitutional
The question whether The aci was yoid
or valid could not he passed on hy lhe
court because ii held that there WAS no
jurisdiction Go consider anything The
question is now -quarely before the count
aud Will be the FIRST one passed on.
WM l.. ROYAL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

William Terry, the twenty year old
negro man who was shot about midnight
Saturday night while burglarously enter
ing the restaurant of Mr.. j. 4. Moles
near the second market as reported IN
the TIMES yesterday, was yesterday
getting along quite we'll at the almshouse
hospital The wound was made as
though from bullet, as the muzzle OF
the gun was so close 10 his back that
When the bird shot went off they did not
have time TO scatter and made wide
hole. 1t was only on Saturday night
that Moles left the key to his barroom
door on the restaurant side and Terry
having key to the restaurant could gel
in the bar, but on no other night.
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church >otes

The public meeting for worship al
the Friends Meeting house on Clay
street Yesterday morning was quite
LARGELY attended DR. and Mr.. Richard
Il Thomas both of whom are ministers
in the Society of Friends were present,
and each made addresses which
shouuded in wisdom and appeals to all
present 10 love the Saviour. There
were also meetings 10 night and al the
afternoon al Friends Meeting house on
Twenty-hith street
Last night at Trinity English Lutheran
Church. on Church Hin, the church
council was installed, the interesting eN-
ercises being conducted by The pastor,
Rev. G. i. Shucy, assisted by i.ey }. >.
Moser. pastor of First English Lutheran
Church
The revival services, which have been
in progress at (lay-strect Methodist
Church for several weeks past, will be
continued throughout the present week.
Yesterday morning a number OF persons
Joined the church.
Last night at Park-Place Church, the
pastor Dr. Bledsoc, eloquently preached
ON the subject of Jonah embathing Tor
Tsrsbish. The revival services at this
church win De continued throughout
This week
Rev Edmond Harrison preached yes
ierday morning at West Main street Bap-
IT,. Church. ami the pastor al night. AZ
ter morning service ihe congregation
pariook of lhe Communion.
Rev fl. Carmichael. Who will take
charge of It. Pauls Church as IFS rector
preached last night at ~. Pauls 20 D.,
congregation which packed the edifce
The sermon was one at power anu
practical Rev Mi Carmichael VIII
preach his first sermon rs rector on The
litst SUNDAY after Easter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18
Confirmation.

Yesterday morning 81. pauls Church
was flled, it being the occasion Of an
episcopal visit by Bishop White.
Morning PRAYER was read by Or Mimi
gerode and Rev Mr.. Carmichael Bishop
White preached, his theme being the
text. II | tell you the truth why do you
not believe" Af,eg the sermon tue
Bishop administered the rite OF couiirma-
ton to a class OF twenty-five persons.
Yesterday afternoon Bishop White
visited Monumental Church. Evening
prayer was read by the rector, DR.. > b.
Newton, and the Bishop preached, his
text being ST. Luke. l9:h chap, 10th
verse BE We therefore ready also, for
the Son Of man cometh al an hour when
We think not" After the sermon,
the Bishop confirmed class of nine.
teen, twelve ladies and seven gentimen.
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Hotel ArTIgaIs.

The following We're the srri val. yes
terday nj The different hotels
FoRD's HoTEL--E H. Boman, Nor.
folk. Va; T. II Jacobs and wife, Boston.
L. L. Cofer. City. Jas j Paterson.
Huntington, W Va; Mis-. " L Loury,
Nrs Charles, Washington, ID. C.; Mrs.
". b. Shaw, 81 Paul W. II. Parkinson,
Miss Melville, University of Virginia H.
y. Parrish, 5. H. Hill and wife, Balti-
more, Md. A. X. Field, Newark, n. j.;
J. /. Donahoe, Char Donahoe and A.
c. Pyerson, New York; Louis Benton,
Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs Potts. Miss Potts
and MI and Mrs. NJ. Mitchell, New
York; John L. Rodgers, Stanton, Va.
AMERIcAN--M Cayney, Texas
Floyd Riddleberger, Virginia; Z. Die
heimer, Philsdelphla VIM. 5. O'Brisn,
Nav York; ). & Tucker, Blackston ;
Captain Morris, Richmond and Danville
Railroad. j. ". Adderton, North Caro-
lima; John c. Weelensick. York, Pa; b..
Harris, Buffalo. MY; W. b. Turne, Bal.
timore, Nd; NcG. Sinton, Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

q. al tho criticisms seem to be unit III
pronouncing MIR. Lewis Morrison : feno''
ton OF Mcphisto as fine ap'eceoi "otN AZ
was ever seen on the boards Oh ~.
theatre. Ii may be remembered iha' W.
Morrison played lago TO Sal.lni +
othello, and that in dramatic circles
(, Il an open question whether he Is sur
passed by any in whatever roles ne II"
dertakes. ,o.,h.
His daughter, Rosabelle, who taxes 'he
mart OF Marguerite, Il declared TO De IN
truth the typical Marguerite OF 'o'he
creation ,,.t
The support must Of necessity be equal
TO the task imposed on them MI M"'
rison is accredited with too much ]uas'
ment TO allow flaw in 50 expensive "
production.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

Yesterday Was ST. Patrick Day-a
day ON which ID is generally expected
there will always be rain-but the ele-
ments, taking their cue from the triumph
of Mr.. Parnell and the Irish cause over
the London Times and their allies, the
Tories combined TO give the city clear
sky. bright sunshine and balmy weather.
The Capitol Square, Marshall, Chin
borazo and Monroe Parks were crowded
I'm the afternoon, every available bench
being occupied and double a. many more
people promeusded The two principal
strcet.car lines were crowded during the
day. and had the facilities for convey
ance TO New Reservoir Park from the
transfer stations been greater the traffic
would have been larger. As II was
hundreds went TO the reservoir.
The celebration Of ST. Patrick day
bv the Catholic societies was carried oul
according 10 arrangements, which have
heretofore been published in this paper
High Mass WAS celebrated at 1890 at It
Patricks Church, and Father Donahue
delivered the panegyric.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

Now that the spring time Is about TO
come upon rs, when the ingenious
youth may he contemplating something
rash. we recommend TO his consideration
the following extract from THE Huguc-
not Lovers, and warn him to bewarc.
"Who can estimate the power of a
beautiful woman over msnkindf Did
not Achilles wrath and Ulysses shame
pay her their tribute on the Trojan plain
bid not the Third Triumyir madly ming
away the Western World when, drunk
with the caresses of the Egyptian siren
he fed from Rome; Did not the
Fifteenth Louis abandon the affairs OF
France and trust the guidance OF hi-
mighty empire to the caprices Of his
Jealous enchantTesss'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

For many weeks a sermon Of Rev. Df.
Moses d Hoges has appeared IN the
Monday morning Y.mes These have
been reports of sermons delivered at the
Old Market Hall, hut as Rev Mr Turn
bull. who 10 to he Dr.. Hoges assistant,
has now arrived and entered upon his Ia
bors there. it is not expected that DR.
Uore will do more than deliver an occa-
sional discourse in the Old Market Hall
consequently our reports will be discon.
tinued
We desire 10 acknowledge oui indebi
edness to Rev. Dr. Hoge for his kmdnes,
in aiding us in the preparation Of our re-
ports of his sermons. which has been q
great burden TO him in addition 10 hi-
other arduous duties, and for that reason
all The more highly appreciated by us.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

The Salvation Army yesterday left
their barracks. which ara located up
stairs AZ the northeast corner OF Main
and Seventh streets. in the afternoon
and night enthusiastic for wal The
Army consisted OF captain whose
en.ignia of rama is a red shirt front, n
lieutentant, who is also decorated with
red trimmings, two young and one
elderly gray-headed priyates and =
daughter of the regiment, girl about
twelve years of age They marched and
countermarched singing tho stirring
war song, Hallolujah, to the accompani-
ment Of cornet which had gotten ont
Of tune from frequent sseryicc IN many
struggles. They attacked the entrench-
ments of sin at a number OF points,
mainly the corners of streets. The cap
tain led the onslaughts with a clarion
voice, using all kinds OF weapons from
denunciali0ns and threats OF eternal
death, persuasion and appeals to surren-
der. The conduct of the fight showed
good drilling, but the ramparls OF Tie
enemy were found TOO strong 10 enable
breach 10 be made, and as a general
thing the results can be said 10 have been
drawn battle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

d,,n world He suffered for us In love
ana entered into glory The three and
a half years he was the scoMed OIL eafth,
h ,ted. spiited upon, lie was made to
sufrer. and then entered into that ocean
of glory which Ills Father had prepared
lie ore The world was formed. lie SUI
tered for us as friend and brother, so
that we m ght reign with Him in glory.
The two deciples and Jesus reach the
village and Jesus made out that he
would 20 on when the two men inti.ei
Him 10 stop and He did so. So with you
Jesus il with you 10 night, will YOU in
wife Him to stop with You. lie will not
force Himself, but will never refuse an
invitation. He went in, eat, brake and
blessed bread and gave il 20 them. Then
they knew who the stranger was
and lie immediately vanished. Then
their hearts burned. now they were
happy. They had seen the Lord,
lie had arisen; they had Immortality.
They hasten back TO Jerusalem TO tell the
other disciples, and find that they also
knew that the Lord risen, because
He appeared unto Simon. Yes,
He appeared unto simon, the
man who had denied Him with
oaths. Why, because Christ was the
friend OF sinners. lie had gone 10 Him
to bring the penitent man back, and ask
him the loving question, Lowest thou
Me" With you lie will act as lie did
with them. lie will open your under
standing. show SO you that lie IS real
Saviour. When lie left the earth He told
them to tarry in Jerusalem. That
was the city by whose people He was put
10 death. lie wanted them 10 first hear
the Gospel, and given the first chance to
obtain remission for their sins. II tel
YOU that as a minister OF God, IL you
will repent you shall be saved will you
do If; will YOU hesiiaie:'
After the sermon one young man pro
! fesSed conversion
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MANCllL>itn Nj W =.

The private telephone line between
Tho ONCE of the Manchester water works
and the pump house has been completed.
There was large attendance yesler,,
davat the mass-meeiing of Sunday school
workers Of ali denominations held at me
central Methodist Church. Hon. Will
liam Reynolds, president Of the iniema-
tional Association of the United states
and Canada. delivered on exceedingly
interesting address
The next meeting Of the Board Of sn-
pervisors Of Chesterfield will lie held IN
The 2jih of This month.
A number of persons from Richmond
Yesterday, visited Whiiby, the stock
farm OF MIR II. E Chamblin, near Man
chester.
The Manchester street cars were uhus
uallv crowded all day yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

Il Is said that Queen Victoria b, SD fond
of fresh uir that she Is Ia the liable az
sloepus wita opeu Window even n ih.
dead 90 winter. anJ chat during th9 da,
time her apartments at Windsor Cast.
areso cold chat her attendalf,anl vi-H1I-
are almost frozen lAe lnp,-, Nm
Theresa 81 Austria Y..s m0r peculiar E.
this rc8rect. H-r apartments u,f. ter
rarely heated she ezp.sai herself &.
draught5 without falling Veam o.
rheumatism. Her writing Table, owen
10 winter was close Co the open window
and the failing SNOW often dliffa1 into
tho apartment and fen on the paper ou
which She wrote 10 frequently hap
pcncd thal the hands of tho haudresscr
were partly frozen while Attending o.
her majesty coiiIure, anal that the ladies
surrounding her angus speaon literally
trembled with col.L-A-v York Graphic.
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LAMBERT Oiled. ~ lu. west Cas- street.
SUNDAY morning. nan,n ifn. i~AA "a 20
BERT. widow OF the afc Henry Lambert Dob
tbr seventy thiri yeHr ~ her age.
Funeral Mos DAY ate Noon 100 $50 u.DiD,A
nom the Grace-stleet bapust Church
BALDWIN Entered into rest 700 hi. tr-i.
1enoe, 9I west tunsliu street. CHARLES s.
BALDWIN. aged sixty -tlfse.
The funeral VIII take place from his lafr
residence, IHl, Monday kNEAiAO az 8
O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintance Of the family are
Invited T. utte' a