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8efmtIdlfe ftIe0roofiidie SebeTht,s,

- Su Appleton, ggteC., III eiT uubetauns
ter, pelfler In Der gBtl.bifaft etues genifieu
yieliou cine 3ioIe 8autaOteu Seiate, bon Rel
ION eriatagen, beraubt unb begrauen norOeu.
Sin WiaHu, yfamens Barlotp, ulr Iugeu=
leu9e bee Serbre@eus unb benuu}tLte Den
Dl0rber, pelber berbaftet mOroen III. Die
8toue BantaOtea beitanO aus e@s &iuOouarz
yioteu.
- Sin reiGgellei0eter, uubeEanuter Ranu
neter tn Der Uorlesten Jtadt uabe gSabss
uortb, Sa., AMI etuem 3uge Der ,,6bcagus
WilnanieesSt. BaulsBabn" eiaen WoCbau.
grifi auf ben gououlteur Eraut Barter
maGte, tpetI ibn berielbe 3um Be3ableu Ieiues
BahraeIbs III Sringen beriudte, mnroe bon
BEN Sonbutteur eri9ofen. Ntau Uermutbet,
bas ber Set10tete elm GbIcaguer ,Groot" if.
8ret 0tauuer, bic fl9 In ieiuer Seieai4aft
befau6en, eutnoben.
- guf 8equtFtton bes S6eriffs bon
greeuz&ouut1, R.sY., 1T Sames Smeet, etu
@lert Der Commercial yattouals Sanf," in
9GHinl-& -&ttb, UtO., berbaitet tDoroen. Sneet
tft oer unteri9lagUug bon $4,000 bei4uLs
bist.
- Ser fliatige 6iitfspofneifer 0. 6.
8eunb oOn 8oouebtue, Snb., III in 9aulass
@itg, gi0., betbnitet morbeu; Der IrreFaut
gat etne unterl4la9un9 oon $4,000 etI9e'
fan6en.
- Cine ,RatiOuaI.2tga sur gBabrnus Der
nmeriiunii@eu SnfttuttOHeu" If tiir3Ii1 In
Saratssa, R.sD., seariiubet tporbeu. 3iel
oerielbeu miro bauptiddIi9 bic T0rberuug
oes SpfiemS Der Treii4uleu iei1. 3um Brds
ftoenteu Der 2iga pnebe 5Obu Sap Uau Retu'
gort Hnb gum Seiretir SGmes y. Dunn aus
Soton erIpdblt.
- Die Empire unb bic Bb6airs Wabls
WttibIe" gu ct. gatbariues, Ont, brauHteu
geferu friib uieber. Die er fere QlGbls bate
100000 getofet.
- Capt. Gbas. Rogers, lpeI9er am 3. Salt
In leineul 18 5us laugeu 8oote yy2idslobeou"
ooH Eofou mad Baris abiubr, if aui BEN
S4Ooner ,Wartba u. 8rableb" mad glous
cGfer, Wnii., 3urHdgeisbrt. gr mar 6ur9
ben are1eu Souueui6eiu auf benz 8aFer
fnf erbIinOet unb fab fia UerauIaBt, bte 6a5rt
auf3u9ebeu.
- Que 4ufrengunseu CUR 8eiIeguug bes
@i9arreuma9srz ausfau6es IN Sadionuils,
6ln., bnbeu fI4 iotpett ale DereebIiA ers
pieieu.
= 8. R. gunnInsbam, Der e5emalige
Bofmeifier bon G0ffersburg, 0iO., peLber
am 1. Sunt b. 8. nit 5000 burnbrauute, if
5u SeutOuUtDe, aI1., 0erbaftet pOroeH.
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REMUNERATION

2oHts, %. guguf.-NtnoUte9: 3H.
fubr 14OO, BerieuOuus 800; Preiie par, .
trteu spiI9eu 81. 10 uHb &L35.-S9petue:
3ufuhr 1900, BerieubuH9 6C0; Breiie BE-
riirtel BuiI4sn $3.50 uno $4.40. 9daaie:
3ufnBr 1909, EerieubuEs 1900; Breiie 1a'
tiirt:n spiihen $3.50 unb $40.
gGFs2iberts BeuHi., %. auguf. -
&inbbieb: 3ufu5r 460, $erieu6au9 $50;
Breiie nnriirteu 3uii4en 1926 Hnb $3.50.
- 5hpeiue 3ufubr 1900, Serieub lag
2IOO; Breiie barttrten spii&en $44O unt
$4.7O.-S9aafe: 3ufubr 260o, Berieubuus
1900; Breiie uariirten ipii@en $3.50 Gut
G6tcaeo, %. Ausuft. - RIubuieb: .3H.
Futr 5000, SerIeuoung 5000; BreIie uuriIr'
ten ,utlGeu $1.0O Hu6 $4.75. - Sdpet1e:
2nfnbr 1S, 900, Berieuouus $500; Breiie ua'
riirten 3miI@eu $3.50 unb "a. -SGaafe:
Rufuhr 1000, 8erieubuua 2OoO; 8retIs Us'
rilrteu ,EiI9eu $3.4 uub $3.50.
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81 ieiuer Dintter in Beutid(auo ;uriid,uFeb
reu, ueronlaste eineu CANT, In eeifeu Serlou
&arOItn feline Nlaitrsffe nit einen Belle er
idlug.
Der Neger Scsn 2epts, ulios ,,Blad
Saf," Oertibte Elm dhnltdes gerbre@eu, in.
bem er ieine 9eItebte 4ltce Sadion, bic fit
als 8ieufmde1eu IN BEN 8or6eu Rr. "a,
sBefsS. Strnse, nuthteIt, i'm Iebteu guauf
eri6os. gr bate iG0n bOrber mehrere R6rb
anqriffe nuf bas MIb1en 9ema@t,
Snrnes goIau srl4os am 20. gsobember
1888 gmma Bud, bic er bepcaeu batte, To-
reu Gatten III oerlafieu Hub nit Inn III leben.
Sn SoIge ieines ausi4petfenbeu Qebeusuau.
beIs trennte fid gmma balb BON Inn unb
tniipfte Elm 8erbdltniB NIT eiuem aepifTeu
&arueh Spens an. Iu benz ernGbnteu Saae
batte fitb RoIau BON giferiu5t sefoItert eiueu
9Inuih augetrunfeH, uu6 bsaab fiH nod Der
gBobauug bee Erauenjimmers, NO er BEN
Norb be8ins.
Batrid 8adenban mar ber altefte Der bier
M6rber unb Elm gebiIbeter Maua, peldleu
Der SGunppsteuIeI ms SerSer6eu ftirite.
E3r etli@eu Sabren mar &C RitgLte6 Der Bos
li3eiuianniG5ait Ia gteEr Orleans, Jn Der
Ratbt bonn II. RdI8 B. 8. iAHitt er ieiuer
Srau, uat1feu er mebrere Gage Iana betruus
Ten getUeier mar, mo 6eRdnOig nit ietner
Tamilie une ieirea 9fa1bnru gejaatt bate,
nit etnem 61iirmefer Die Sebie a6.
sis Eg5rser eixss sbsttTs btnssrtatst.
Can antonio, Ser, %. Queuf. -
Sim NcGc1, etu uotoriider 8eipera6o, mel.
der Inuge 3ett bas iiiOmeitlide Eerae uniiGsr
maGte, Ipurbe nm 312 lIbr beute Rittag nes
gen Der an %. 8ejemter 1886 oeriibten @rs
morbuug bes 54eriff5 0tcSiHHeg bier ses
hGuat.
9Cs SedIfte.
Butte, Ront., %. guguf. .-Sarrp 8os
bsrts, Der Ga3rher 8. gE. &rapfoCo'e, ftGrb
bente babter N @algeu. Sein @eaif paro
tur@ ben So gebrodeu.
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gtrold1e ttt oSaStansr Serrgturta.,t.

NtttIe u d Nrf.I q. auanF. = Eant
Na9rtd1ten Ucu RapseilIe, S.sE., fano oort
Gin Snmpf spiImen 3rei StrOI4eu, Rameus
sou uno Mlabon, uno BRET 6tlfsRari3Gueu
pelde OieeIbeu Uerbnfteu molten, Ratt. pau
uno RObon pertauften Bbtsfen ca bic Snz
biauer In oem Serrttortum unb ertgtugen Der
Serbaituug, ObgIeid1 r1ebrere 8eriude aes
mGht purbeu, ite 3ur pat gu 5rtu9en. sic
in her SOrfaOt um3iugeIt gs entfiaub elm
beftiaer 9ampf, bel pelaam peutgftens Sc
G4iifie aene6isIt wurbeu. Iabou's Pfero
puroe Inn inter BEN 2eibe erihoffan, un6
DabOn IOa t1btlib 0ertpHnbet ieiu. &rosz
bem geIaug es tbm uuo 9au 81 eattOmmeH.
Die RaridliIIe lDnrben uiat 0erLebt.
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9Fe @abuFataE.opE bel RnorpElle,

RuOrbtIle, Senu., %. auguR.-8er
beust9e &orOuere' 'Suquef itber 6ie geftera
0uf Der v8nOrbtle. @umberIanbs @ap sQouisz
0tues8abu0 uobe 8iss6Gnt' ftGttaefun.
oene SotafrOpbe reiulttrte In einem ggabrz
iplr4, tUeIfer bic 8nbu9eieuidnit BON aQer
8eranttpOrtIi5fett fretIpridt. Die uria@e
bes @utgIeiiens bes 3uges 1T FeEbit fitr sad :
ber11Hbtge Gtu @ebeimui6. SSaif aIe Sobte
rn6 Sermunbeten obue NusHabme fu6 ans
geiebeHe 8Grger bon 4uoroiue, unb Die Ras
tafrCpbe berutla5t bier oesbalb aIaemetue
Srpuer. Reiue ipeiteren &obesfdae inter
ben Seruunbeten fub eingetreten, alleIu
Sr. 9ruHg, SorfBer Der BebGrbe fEr fGbz
,,ide Sauteu, Iiegt i'm Sterben, uub Albers
man Sarfb tf nt6t au retten. IuBeroem
bot fd @OuutBrldter WaIOueb's 31FauO bers
m06eu oeridLtmmert, baB feline tSreuuse ruas
Eig SofnIng Ouf Ietne @eueiuug begeu.
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sls w6rser discs sbetiTs btnssrtatst
8tp0mt's Sesereteis.

9irmtugbam, NIa. %. guguF. -
yiadritten ans SeIma heiGoen, bas Der fars
bige 8eSnfteur unb BreOiser 8rpaut nit ieis
uen 3nei 4iFfenten ole Stabt 5erlaiien BAT,
bas nber fayb!9e Seser on ber 6erfeuuu9
ieines Sesbllites arbetteu. Die 8er0fieHts
li6ung beiit.tsn IOll aber bHr6 Ste gGeiBen
bGrbinoeIt E'gE5en IRo fie ipredea BON yties
betbrennen pes Office.
Die Ra6yicDteu Don Der grmOrouug bas
gtegers Riso- ourd einen biefgsa BoItStfen
bot bic yiege In SeLma nur Deuig erEeat.
Bei'm @orouc e Suquef DHrbeu SDet Sers
bite nbgegeb53, bic MaiOritat iprun ben BE-
It;ifien feet, B Wliaoritdt faub ibn oeS UtOrz
tss IdnIoig. Der BOIi3'f if auf Oie Qntlage
Ers g2orhPs ir SaFf
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gan6isthtt,rt I,nt, annfns-

Sopefa, auu., %. gusuf. - Der Sez
fretir Der Stnats' 'Gderbaubeb1rbe erbdIt Bur
3eit uon ben gountp' '@Ierls 6es Stnates bie
8ertdte iiber bic i6brIife 4bI1Gsuug unb
SOIie36bluua. Ius bieien Beri1ten iff ID
eriebeu, bnB Raniassgitn, RanI., In bieiem
Sabr an 8npibefeR 3ugeuOmmeu bat. Gs
bat isBt eine BebDlferuug bon sc, ,276, udbs
reu6 gopeta, bte na5fgr15te Stabt, uur
35, ,622 ginpobuer 3IbIt. gtuise In EOpefa
borgenommeue Sersr1Berunseu peroeu bei'
len Beu6IfeEuugs3abI jebo6 auf &c, 1000 brti.
gen. Die merfptiroiQie@ ie@rideiuung aber bietet
Iufreitig bic Stabt &eaEsu!portb, ueI6e lebz
tes Sabr NIT elmer Eeo6Iteruua BON 35,227
an Der Spite aIIer Stibte bon 9aujas ftanb
uub in bieiem Sabr cine @iunobuerSabt BON
MIR % 9O6 bat
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40 'er gsoFDae3stutaEB. .

Obi II g. Nuguf. -Soiepb 6rann,
purbe geterri JlOrgan un lIbr an Der pin
terthiir Ieinee Sanie8 faItbliitt9 ermoroet
user ben Wurb 0eriibte, peiB man nttbt. 6r.
Hruua mar felt einem Sabre 0rbettSuufGbtg.
sur3 Dor l ubr faHb ct auf uab gtug bic
Sinterttiir ietues Snuies binaus. @aa3 In
Der R1be bes Sanies faHb Elm gtauu. Sra
ua's Trau b1rte, tpie ibr gatte beu treu1beu
Mapn na6 ieiuem 8egebr flag. Die lint
mort uar eiu &eoolueriGus uuO Sraua fieI
nit eiuem Iufi6rei toOt 5u 8CSen. Die Bos
Iisei nurbe BON hem Sorfaqe iOfort In 8euuts
niB seebt uu6 maGte fid iOfoEt auf bic GUIDE
mad oem M6reer. 9ieier fOunte bis ieBt
urC1 ritbt uefi1nheu ruertgu.
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Staaf Dem RAGtpeas.

SubtanapoIis, SuO., %. ausuf. -
B1dftSert 6arriion tuobute beute Der regeL'
mdstaen Sahree. Reunion bes 20. SnOianner
&legitreuts bet uno belt BET Der GeIeaenbett
eiue NnlprnHe. ge9en llhr gtadmittass
fubren ber BrGfibent un6 ietne SegLeiter sus
rid mad BEN Babubofe uuo trateu Die &iid.
rsie an. Ntan ertpartet, oaS bic Reiienbeu
seeen s l1br rnOraeu friib lu Seer.BGtr, No.,
Qntommsu rerotu.
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93e5t @HnoeFfnre8 Ses 2e6euSs
GltrErSs

Sibpemina, G., ltta., %. guguf.-Sr.
.. 6aIriion un6 Or. gBiuiam Rtdarbfon,
bic tiidti9fteu 4erSte in SauLte ct. O2aries,
uub Or. 8. {. Srber BON Der meoutaiidlen
G9nIe in RanIas, 9th, &c., bahen nit 81.
SGotpu SeQuar6's glirir 2ebeusoeriiius
gunass s@etlu6e nit tpuHoerbarem @rfolge
augefieIlt. 3met binfIGtge GreiIe, Der 81
Sabre aIte Solomon pan auo Der 76siabrige
9bomas gaffnt5, Uarsu bon ben aer3ten
3pm grperimeltirel auaeriebeH tp0r0eu.
Raffatb mar b6His gelabmt uub eT6linbet,
Ood Iies fid turs mad SutelttoR bes gLirtrs
trabruebmer, baB er ben @ebraI9 ieIuer
Gliebmaseu tbetlpeiie 3uriiderLaaat bate.
Gu1 bas augenIift ioa f5 iopeit pieber
eiugefeut babeu, has gfaffatb 2t6t uuo
9unfeIteit IN unteri&eioea uerr1ag. gto9
nuuberbarer mar nugebIid bic BlrEung,
meldbe bas glrir ani ben 9lsiGbrigea Gallo
mon San ausiibte. Der @rets bate felt
Sabren uur nit Siilfe BON 9ritden Iid1 nib,
lam fortbemeaen t0nnen une mar nabeAu ers
tlin6et. Tiiaftebn UliHuten mad lebertra.
anna bes qe6eue> >gIirirs In isiuen RSrper
mar Solomon in StaHbe, obre Rriideu fih
Al erbeben uab turh oGs 53tmmer 81 gebeu.
guh uermodte er 9sgenfIube auF cine ae.
DifTe gntferanus bin au uHterideibeu. Seibe
@reiIe liibIen ii61 nerlttn8t un6 molten benz
udhi bic SniettiCu pieberboIsu InTieu.
nsgorf, %. 4H9nf.-3r. S5era6n
loot In Der ,uufenbeu Summer bes ,RebicuIs
%ecor6n SoIaenbes iiber ben @tirir. 5dpiu,
bel: ,gs id bobe 3eit, In oieier dugeIeqer=
beit SoIt 3u sebietenr me1H bic tptfieui4afts
Iide ReSiaif In ben 4Hsen bes Bu5liiums
niGt Id6srliG asmG1t tperoen iou. Benn
es nod 9eute gibt, bic nt9t BON Der Bertb=
Iofisteit bieieE Netbcbe iiber5eust fab, 10
m6geu fie bic @rperimente fortiesen, 10 Iauee
fie noIen, aber men loute eieie mint Der
Stffeutlt6teit uub ben 3ettuugen bLosfeuea.
sc ntberfrebt pabrer g8tfieufGaft, ioI9e
uuerprubte Sbeorie'H benz Publiium norsuz
Ieaeu, ale oh iie I&ou bon gutcrit1teu ae6tIs
ligt tuGren, unb i'm Rnmen Der Wi1eni@aft
protsfireu ptF castae1."
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ebdteffe Satmsnahrtatets

Repsgorf, %. AuguF. - Ser Dam.
pier ,git1 Of Berlin" Usn 2.OerpOcI if 1eute
bier eiugetroffeu.
GueeustOmn "a. An9ut. - 6eute
tam bier Der 8ampfer s@ttulia" BON 2iuers
pool On.
@sfteln if bier Der 3anpFer Celtic" BON
gfeU 9orf uah etusTpooI uuterpeSs, bier
augelauat,
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Der 6eIDwt0rTt.

Rtp sgUrE, %. GuguF. - Rolgsubes
fno bie S9IuBaottruugen: gel6 erDffnete Az
5-6 uub idIos 5u 5 Bro5aut. - Sterltugs
Sg:aleI S4.84 auf ie4sjig Gage un6
$4.87 Guf Sibt. 8EuSas GbLtgatiOueu: :
4'P,08. 1885, 4Ispro5. 1863, 3zprojenigs
-. - aftteu: abams' @rpres 147, Gen.
troll RGcIftc 81, Gbsiapeate'G5t0 -, grit
q, brttQ GriOr. 65, SGiuOis Central l15,
GGie- Sb0Ee 1929, EepsSegiebs Central 49,,
N0r'5z2Befern 1881, Ditto Brtor. l43, gieps
Dort Central IO6. G5iu WlHfIfppt %,
Ditto Brtor. 90, Blttsburg 1881, Rea5iu9
4St, ct. BauI 699, Ditto BrtoG. no.
Beferusllniou a3I.
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S6ma6e W}dn0er,

rel4e ihre boue &annesfraft unb GluTt,itit bes
Setes pteoer 5u erldngen plni6en irten ut tperIdus
men, ben .Su9enofreano" 5u leen. Gas nit pielen
Sranlen9elhttten erlauterte, rei6lh ousaeItattete
gSert stbt arf4ub iber etn teiles SSetIoerfohrett
ipobur 5auienhe nnerbalb tur,eer 3ett p6ne 8eruss
F6runs BON 0eid)Iedltsfranfbeiteu uuo BET, z SpIs
gen BET Sn9enoianoen rpllitanttJ ipieeerber9eitet
pureen. Setlcerabren ebenip einfad ais bqta Setgr
ien et9ener 4r3t. Sdtdt 25 @ent8 In Stan1ps nS br
befemmt oaS Bud perieset uub franco 3useiditt Scn
Der uyriSat &Itnit ano Sispsniasn", 23 gBeit
a. Ctr, Rerr Bort, u, u.
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2luF oeas gDe8e tta6 gBaT6tnetou

8nrBau1 N.s&., %. &uguIt. - Gene
ruI Sos. Ra0iou 2ea&, Elm ebemuliaes Wtit.
8Iteo bes &OugreiieS aus gt0rb Carolina, IN
ant ietnem gBege mad gBaibtugtOu III Gbars
lOttesbille, 3d., als er aus eiHem Ia Benez
guuo begrtffeueu 3uge ipraug, 70 uusIlidi&
gefalieu, baB er etn Beiu brad. "a CT be-
reits IS Sabre oft if, 70 iiirdtet mon, bas Der
luiou t0btIidleu Berlauf uebmen t6unte,
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9lnSflSt8 a&F Ser ,,9aIitutote.SDFOn
@0htt" tfdda Der 5eePilffe.

Eur SO mad IuauticsGitb un6 3uriid.
Sin @rtras 3Hg iabrt am "a. IuguR, 500
Radmittng, oOn Ser &ambeus station ab.
Siucte gelteu CUR 8etourfa5rt auf allen regels
rld5t8eu 3igeH bio etuidIieBIih ben 26. aH-
aui. (199-2O3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-24
0esHttIates.

Die heutIge Steuer ginuabme betruo
$495, ,48S un6 bic 3O[lsIunubme $26O,614.
BUR ginISiung befinmte RntionaI, 8 ant
ICten i'm Setrage bon 1926, AL Iiefeu beute
i'm SGasamte etr.
3as segeupdrti9 tn Iep go-t Liesenbe
SrieaslGifT .8roOtinnn ntro benuIdft mad
ROriolr gebraGt, 9riiubItd repurtrt unb NIT
nenen Roi6iuen perieben trerben. Die 9fes
paratnrs arbeiteu tueroen gum Mltubefen Ie9s
Mounte In GnIprnd uebmen.
Dem Subtauerz giireau il Elm bon 81 8ir,
gem BON 0fcntt @ountn, COL, unter;eihne.
tts Sdreiben 3useganseu, pelGes bringIiG
um gini&reiten Der Re9iernug gspeu bic lie.
bergriffe Der rauberii4eu ute'SnOiauer ers
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0htie RabeIbepeiden .

= Die 2OuboHer ,,Gimeso 5ar6ffsatli5te
gefern eiuen GrtiHeE, in rueldem Ite Die 6ri.
ttlde &eaieruug aufOraert, eatI9te6eue
S9ritte 3ur 8eiIeguug Der 8sbrtuasmeer,
Brage 81 ergreiien.
- Die 2OntOuer oStanbarb befreitet Die
ylnhrttt, oaB Der hiide agitator Barneu
Die Ser. Stauten abermals nit eiueui SeIuz
DE 81 bl9Iiiden beabiiasiae.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-22
Notice of Forfeiture.

To HUoH McAANUs. or his heirs or assigns:
You are hereby notihed that have expended
the sum Of .sne hundred fS100) dollars In labor
and improvements upon the
CLIPPER
Lode Mining Claim. situated on the so-cailed
"Gold B. It," near Camp creek. in Mineral Hill
Mining Diatrict, Alturas County, Idaho Territory.
in order to hnld said premises under the provis.
ions Of Section 1924. Revised Statutes Of the
United 6tates: being the amount required to hold
the same for the year ending December 81. 1885,
That your proportion Of the ssms Ia twenty. five
ts2S, dollars. being one-fourth. And If within
ninety tao) days from the service OF this notice.
or within ninety COZ days after this notice by
publication you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditure q co-ovner,
your interest In said claim will become the prop-
srty efI the undersgr ed znder the prov sions OF
ssid Section 1884.
L. J. mcconnell
Failey. ]. IT iIsTsh 7. 1893.
AEirst gnnlie alton March s.1Ss9.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-22
Female Baseball Players.

Last Friday, at Hingam, near Bos-
ton, eighteen little maids from school,
all OF them members of aristocratic
families, played match game Of
baseball. Among them were Mar
gsret and Helen, neither over fifteen
years of age, daughters of ex Governor
John D. Long. The mines were call
ed the "Fem. Sems.,''' all abbreviation
from Female Seminary, and the 'Con.
querors," tho grammar school girls
The game was played in a field ad.
joining the grammar school and wal
not called until the neighborhood had
been searched thoroughly for report
ers. Then the good game began
with boy as umpire.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-22
A PROMISING BUSINESS.

The outlook seems TO be that, dur
ing the next four or FIVE years any.
way, no business in the United States
will be more prosperous, none sursr OF
good returns, than that of raising
and exploiting sheep. The tariff on
wool, which has been practically q
dead letter as far as certain lines Of
goods are concerned, will be enforced,
thus greatly increasing the demand
for wool and enhancing its price.
All whe will be so fortunate as to
own Il good band of sheep will there.
fore infallibly do we'll with them.
This being the case, the TIMES
advises all residents of Idaho who
can do so without sacrificing any of
their other interests to engage IN the
sheep business. Even 100 sheep to
start with will produce band Of
1000 in FIVE years, while the wool and
other receipts of the business will
more than pay all reasonable expen
ses in the meantime. If one can do
so we'll with small number, what
would he not do with larger
number? The result would un-
doubtedly be competency in a few
years.
The days of the cattle king, own
ing immense herds running at lerge
on the public domain, is about ended.
The public land is becoming too
scarce to longer admit OF any ones
owning tracts hundreds Of miles in
extent; and without extensive ranges
large herds cannot be proftably ex-
plotted. Cattle.growing on a large
scale being impossible, the next best
business is sheep.growing on a SINH.
lar scale. And as the business does
not require the expenditure of much
money at the outset it is one in
which men Of small means can safely
engage.
So, let all who can do so engage in
the sheep bushes. They will be.
come wealthy in a few years, If they
do.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-22
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis.
trict Of the Territory of Idaho. in and for the
County of ANurhs.
Ellen Mccormick, Plaintiff, vs.. William Nc
Corlnick, Defendant.
The Territory of Idaho sends greeting t. Will.
liam Mccormick, Def sndant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the sbove-n famed plaintiff,
in the District Court of the cond Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory of Idaho. in and for the
county OF Alturas, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive Of the
day of service), after the service on you Of this
suminons--if served within this county; or, II
served out Of this county. but in this district.
or judgment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer of said complaint
The said action is brought to recover judgment
against you, the said defendant, William McCor-
| mick, dissolving the bonds Of matrimony now ex-
listing between the plaintiff and said defendant,
and for custody of three minor children. the issue
Of said marriage snd for Costs Of this suit Said
action Is brought on the ground Of desertion and
non- support-all Of which more fully appears In
the complaint, . certified copy Of which lie here
with served.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the District
Court Of the second Judicial District
of the Territory of Idaho in and for
[SEAL.l the county Of Alturss, this Sth day of
April, in the year of our Lord one
Thousand, eight hundred and eighty
nine.
s.H HAYS. Clerk Of the District Court.
By Z. A. WEIR, Deputy Clerk.
ANGEL SULLIVAN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-22
Thousands Of Dollars

are spent every year by the people Of
this State for worthless medicines for
the cure Of throat and lurg diseases,
when we know that if they would
only invest 81 in Santa Able, the new
California discovery for consumption
and kindred complaints, they would
in this pleasant remedy find relief.
1t is recommended BY ministers,
physicians and public speakers of the
Golden State. Sold and guaranteed
by J. A. Rupert at 81 a bottle.
Three for $3.50.
The most stubborn case of. catarrh
will speedily succoiIb to California
Cat.R Cure. Six months treatment
for II. BY mail $l.1O.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-22
GENERAL TRADE.
1t Is Getting Better, With An Improv-
Ing Outlook.

1t Is Getting Better, With An Improv.
Ing Outlook.
r. G. Dun & Co.'S Review for the
week ending June Is says: 1.-THE
better feeling which was observed
week ago in the iron and steel and
tho wooden industries still continues,
and improvement is now felt IN prices
as we'll as in magnitude OF transac-
tions. Meanwhile exports of mer.
chandise increase, and nevertheless
gold goes abroad in large amounts,
about s3,500,00O having been ordered
for shipment today. The imports of
merchandise remain about as large as
they were year ago, when the ex.
cess over exports was heavy. But in
two weeks of June the value Of mer.
ohandise exports from New York
gains 20 per cent. over last year, and
tho exports Of breadstuffs, cotton.
provisions and oil for May were l24
per cent. above last years. These
facts point to a smaller but yet con.
siderable excess of imports over ex-
ports this year, so that the outward
movement OF specie is fully explained,
irrespective Of trading in securities,
but in these it is still the impression
that foreign sales exceed purchases.
"The news as to railroad proper
ties is more favorable.
Earnings continue in excess Of last
years. Rapid progress in restoring
lines interrupted by the floods gives
additional encouragement. and the
loss Of property and of life appears
from later accounts to be less than
was at first reported. Meanwhile
the Government and other crop re.
ports, though in some points conflict
ing, are Oh the whole decidedly en-
couraeing, but reports Of injury BY
lack OF rain in some regions have been
made the p,etsxt for !i,,ls novel
,nent in the markets, and the general
average of prices has again advanced
z little.
''Reports from other cities indicate
improvement IN trade ut Cleveland
and Rittsburg. and in the wool aud
groceries trade at Philadelphia, bu,
are otherwise but littts changed
Collections. show no improvement or
the whole, but complaints refer more
frequently to the clothing trade than
TO any other, and some continuing
embarrassment there is legacy from
the last open winter.
mo disturbance results in the
money market here frpm the heav,
exports IF gold. 10 part because dur
Ing the past week the Treasury hss