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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
The St. Johnsbury Republican says

The St. J0nnsDuTy hepuoieoH Ga .
We now have three one-horse Nor
NAL schools and two spindling colleges,
Let us not add one more "freak TO
this interesting museum. Let us con-
centrate our resources and make the
University at Burlington real univer-
sity, strong, useful, respected insti-
tuition, of which all Vermont can be
proud.
Make it? Then you admit that the
University is not real university, is
not strong, useful, and respected in
stitution Of which Vermont can be
proud, else why do we need to concen-
trate upon it and make it suchY Why
do we need to rescue it from its posi-
ton as a one-horse freak? The editor
of the Republican speaks by authority
as he is graduate of the U. v. Nj.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

The legislature cannot afford TO ad-
journ without doing something to adj
vertise the resources OF Vermont. En-
ough has been done already to adver-
tise her so-called abandoned farms, now
let us advertise her resources. She has
very inviting opportunities for nome
seekers, for capitalists, and we are sure
many Of both classes would invest in
Vermont were her advantages but halt
shown up.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

The Governor has sent out his proclama
ton for Thanksgiving day, Nov. 9th. and
the Central Vermont K. r. gives notice
that it viii sell round trip tickets for fare
one way from all stations in Vermont and
New York. Tickets good going Wednes-
day and Thursday, and good returning I'M
til Friday. inclusive.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
.CATARRHw Gq5sd FREE
..stsD w \
Estate Of CAROLINE f. MOVES.

The under signed having been appointed by the Hon
Probate court for the district OF Randolph. commits
soners receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF
Caroline E.Noyes late OF Tunbrdge In said District.
deceased. aud all claims exhibited In Offset thereto.
hereby give notice that will meet for the purposes
aforesaid. at the late residence OF Caroline r.
Noyes on the sth day Of Apr.
next from 2o'clock until 4o'elOck y. m. Of
said day. aud that six months from
the 10th day of0ci. A. D.. 1890. is the time limited
by said Court said creditors TO present their claims
to MS for examination and allowance.
Dated Tunbridgethis 18th day of Oct..A. ID. 1890
= 7, DERkEE, Com
500 T.. v. HOWE. mssorers.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
Commissioners Notice.

Estate Of LOIS ROOT.
The undersigned, having heeu appointed ny the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Hartford
Commissioners to receive examine aud adjust an
claims and demands Of all persons against the esta
OF Lois Root late of Rochester In said Dis
trct deceased. all claims exhibited In Offset thereto
hereby give notice that win meet for the purposes
aforesaid, al T.. II. EdgertOn's office
on the 6th day Of Dee. and 18th day Of April
next from 9oclock, a. m, until o'cock.p. N. Of
said days.and that six mos from the Sth day Of Nov.
1890 Is the time limited by said Court for said credit
ors to present their claims us for examination and
allowance. Dated at Rochester this 18th day of Nov.
A. ID. 1880.
j. r. TUPPER,t Com
1874 c. C. HARYENi missioners.
GIL. Chahee admir-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
Professional service Free.

A. Clark, the well known optician is
doing scientific optical work free at the
jeweiry store of +. III. Joslyn, w. Ran
dolph, VT. This is rare chance to have
your eyes examined by skilled optician.
Prof. Clark will remain until Saturday,
Nov Goth. Remem Der all examinations
are free. Headache, dizziness, etc. are re-
lieved and cured by the use of spectacies
when properly fitted.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

One Of the greatest surprises Of the
session has been Lieut.. Fletcher.
He has made one OF the best presiding
officers the Senate ever had, clear, inn
partial, never apparently in hurry,
he has managed to expedite business
in the Senate in wonderful manner.
Keep your eyes on him. He win be
heard from again in the near future.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
DIED.

In East Bethel, Nov. IA, James Gos4
81 yrs, mos, d.
In White River Junction, Nov. S, son q
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Boyle, aged about
mos.
In Woodstock, Nov 5, Mrs. W. c. Ra;-
ers, 81 yrs.
In Barnard, Oct. IS, Ada, wife Of ELns
Luce, p yrs, mos.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

slumber in the Pulpit. Not in the Pews.
The Rev. David Kaufman, who is known
- the sleeping preacher" is creating
much excitement in the eastern part of
he county. He comes from Indiana. and
breaches while apparently asleep and IN
conscious. Philadelphia Times.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
west Randolph Graded school.

The winter term OF twelve weeks will
open Monday, Dec. /. The vacation usu-
ally coming between the fall and winter
terms will be taken as recess at the holt
DAYS. For particulars and information in
regard to the school, address,
N j. WHITEHALL Principal.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
Planners standard Perfumes.

These perfumes are recognized as the
best in the world. +. +. Evans and Co.
are the sole agents for this town. They
offer at cost their entire stock of other
kinds of perfumery which is all first class
TO make room for Palmer's.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.-The
best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores;
ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter. ehapped
hands, chilblains, cons and all skin eruptionss'
and positively cures pifes or no pay. required.
Ii is guaranteed to give full satisfaction, or
money refunded, Price % cents pc rbox.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

We believe in legislative economy,
but just the same we believe that some
proper and necessary work should be
done for the people in the legislature.
1t is admitted that the crowd is SO green
that they sizzle when match is struck
against them. But they should stay
there until they do some things that
the people want done. There is no con-
stitutional Thanksgiving day limit 10 a
sensible legislature. Hardwick Ca
zette.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

Let us drop, once for all, this talk a.
bout abandoned farms in Vermont. If
some are temporarily unoccupied they
are not abandoned. If this legislature
does its duty and passes the bill the
joint committee on immigration has
drafted, before two years have gone by
Vermont will have no vacant farms,
and hundreds of manufacturing enter
prises will be started.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

"Major Valentine is accused of being
one Of the most active members of the
"third house."
So says the Bellows Falls Times.
What is he trying to boom, Vermont
or Mrs. Valentines pet scheme to in
crease her pin money? BY the way why
has he never given detailed statement
of cost of the commission and how he
money was expended? How much did
the assistant commissioner receive?
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
CAtARRh

Is constitutional and not local disease,
and therefore 1t cannot be cured by local
applications. II requires constitutional
remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla, which,
working through the blood, eradicates the
impurity which causes and promotes the
disease, and effects a permanent cure.
Thousands Of people testify to the success
of Hoods sarsaparilla as remedy for
catarrh when other preparations had failed.
Stuffed-Up Feeling.
AZ win say have been troubled for sew
eral years with that terribly disagreeabIe
disease, catarrh. | took Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla with the very best results. II cured me
of that continual dropping in my throat, and
stuffed up feeling 1t has also helped my
mother, who has taken 1t for run down state
Of health and kidney trouble MRS. s. d.
HEATH, Putnam, Conn.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

What Vermont needs to give her a
good healthy boom is more babies
This infant industry is given no boun-
ty by the Mckinley bill, but the big
demand for wide-awake Vermonters to
fill positions of trust and to till the back
farms ought to stimulate this languish-
ing industry.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

The Senate did its best to work Sat-
urday, but the janitor froze it out.
1t is about time to freeze out the ianitor.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

One Of the most level-headed sena-
tors is Smith OF Windham. He is a
worker, and attends strictly to business.
Another is Senator Nichols of Caledo-
MIA. That county never had more
able, painstaking and practical repres-
entative in the upper house.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

The biggest bargain in pads ever seen
in this town. Through a friend in the
trade am enabled TO buy these pads at
to give the people the benefit. Call and
see them. F. II. JosLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
tn PEBCILD AZ Old chr HH

Tho Nc,y.YorH City Mission and Tract :" Ie'y Has
decide. 10 rebuild Oli"ct church and 1t has been an
ro,c.,, that the work viii probably begin early III tc
winter The church Ia, been under H." control Oh
the society fo7 no~ than twenty year and i "'' "I
the most -'ccc~+ful mis- ions III the '!'F "'- ".,
alike for II, charitable AID It. cyan1rH'di WORK. iHc
ro, ,d,rco i. In The war 81 the tr" old fashioned
,,,,uchnI.rs Nos, 80. 81 and IL: SECOND t.. ".ti
m, ,ni rai,r through No. ~. Until lately th' S"''N
VA, Unable 10 -e,rc Nos - and 81. bat TN" mas l''"
been accomplished. and tr ~"n" time pIilN ''r li'c
new ,irl,iirc lave been u,.Lcr Considerations Inc
new auditorium vii! Lc much lIrg"r than ~" pr'''t
.tr w',.l ,ca's only ar ~ 100 people" IN 'front.' "'
the nam a'id.'"iilin. however, th"r "II "' IA "'
,.u. ,l,-, t,ruodt' N FIR library. !' tIr' ana
.h..l r.,i.- and SOCIAL rooms. ms portion "l U'
fru,, uic n y. stories III l"iHi "a a. an ~"
.. d., E" - u hrirH Tie "i'!r" '"' q" ne b".Il' +.
e ~ I,:u'rlIi l' about c,j."oO ~" rI,h'r P''' y"
vl.. WI .o hari,. ~nd. hy j. H. NJ N!r'c anu
A.. dif..ir., Mr.. i. /. T. l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03

sm R,y ST. s:!S by on'n''s'D'''n'' by N'''' L.
G GS sss5 BY on'o'''lA'' p'y'" by "'S'Te'
Brown colt by Rapturo-Aieen. by Alarm; a. J.
Joyner 1900.
Day colt by Powha.t,n- Ermintrude. by rat Malloy;
Brown colt by Duke OF Montrose-run, by Thunder !;
brown colt nv pue Eyc--foois Fsrinc. by Whisper;
Chestnut colt BY onondaga- BY Enquirer; S. q.
| Loud $500.
i n.M N.Y. b '''"''y by A0'A''"
Chestnut rlv by outcnst-Mnnehaha Belle by Bullion
T. Leigh $50
My i'n% ss $ by '"'Hd's'- V''' 0S Ming ALFONSO " %
Chestnut colt bv Ars,,dc.-I.ady Llon by Lord Lion
APPELLATE McMEEKIN's YOUNGSTERS.
Mai SS''Gs' b hSh ny 400 ''''" III"
Bay MY. by Eapturc-GslaHy. by GlcnCarry T. Gar.
! rson s,,oi.
BAY nlIy. by Astidcs-Sore. nv Stacidno; r. L irh.
~ BAY colt by John ncnry-Ba"d"ne' by Rramoic; T.
| Black .ot. by rhlan-roetry, BY Lonsfeow C. Max
WILLIAM AsToRs YEARLINGs
by H, n" BY El Lick 2: Zoo OF the ''S"
Chestnut colt, " woodan. -Clidca. BY Bonnie Scot
! land ". H. r. Smith. s'75.
p H% %ti,d T. !od sv N"s''""rh''A'' BY
arc Bit: r L"iil.ard t. $40
Angelica b. T., by Kugston-Dlana. BY Clon"lg; J. D.
Dw!rl, 1919.
Chlora. b. T. by MISREPRESENTATION, by SAXON j.
| S. q Drcn. 600.
Last Rose OF r. CHI t.. by R"forn-Austrajnd, ny
| Australian L. T.. Myers. $500.
THORNDALl. WARNINGS.
| Ch-s,nut cot by Danacardoch-FsHcy. by 6ienelg;
| L. DAILY. $500.
| Chestnut colt by Tu!co-Hoyden. by King Finest; L.
| Stewart tict
| DlN" Ru.u T.. Leigh go.
by %ia I'% 81 s sST% "" saso inc Jam
EhI Poole. b. o. br. {, by Deccivet--Iennle :" o.
Fel.owYlait II. Hairs. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
ELECTRICIANS AT DINNER.

The annual fall dinner Of tn Electric Club was
enjoyed a the clubhouse, No. II East Twenty sccond
IT, last night by hundred members aud guests
The company was exceedingly jolly one and all
the circumstance, seemed to consplrc to mako the
evening enjoyable ono. The ,p"c' he Of III" cvci
ing wcr, Informal. the speaker being Colonel H. T..
Davis, cX president Of thr clnb: Dr. X. W. Raymond,
Judeo,Tuvlor Of Indiana: General r. - Greeley. cap
t!ln E. L.. Zaiin,kI tro>ycnOr y. Lowrey. r. d. M
gIirc aud E. ). trcnncrt senator Plumb was eX-
p"ctcd 70 MAKE au addNs, but >cht telegram 81 ~
got msudOun club aud a qnart"ttc furnished tlc
principal part OF the music while al Interesting icI'r
Of the din,ea wac the reproduction by long distance
telephone thfougN Pckcrcll receiver Of music by
full bald which wa, playing al so. l. C"rtlandt II.
\ hunds,Ee floral piece representing the ElNc'
tower was sent the club dining the evening Win
tho COMMITMENTS Of V. b. De i"ry. Among those
present we've General o. t.. Madden. j. {. tha'nbcr-
lam Baron E.nnc. LiutcIant Ncc'ct. lIrr'"Ldit T.
Jarvis ra,tcn General g. II. Barney, W. h. 'Al'''''
e.. NJ Peck 7. L. Masnirc tho Rrv. W. {. b!'ls'
A. r. Foo,c H. l.. Siorka. e. Dutioi. e. N'i"'''ii'
J. J. Carty A. -; W. Wolfe, i. II. \lrXaF"r' - !.
Nan,,h George Warrington, !. t. Mt~"'l : L ~ :
G. f. stump e, II. Philip. W. D. Sars'it i'r; Ai'h
Y. ,nrnc,t Or. Leonard Waldo and Charlie W. i'''c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
THE COURTS.
ROBERT RAY UANILTOE'S WILL.

N
Gilbert ~ Spcr. IT,, filed petition yesterday for INC
probate OF the Will OF Robert Ray Hamilton but Inc
will itself was not filed. The petition says thai INC
Will was executed on March l. last and was wl'ieS'cu
by David II. NOllmcr and d. W. Couch 1r. Tic hci:e
and next Of kin named schuyler Hamilton ana
Schuyler Hamilton r. The petition says that Evaiiea'
line l. Manu. alias steele ALA, Hamilton. claims to
he Iamton's widow, and the c.ald Beatrice Ray
Hamilton Is alleged TO be his adopted child but MT.
spier says that lie has no knowledge concerning thc
validity Of any such claims. Tie child Is SAID 10 be
in charge of Mary Nevins at No. "a West Fify-nnth'
ST. and Mr. Spicr declares that the c'ild Has no
father mother guardian in this state, % lar a, tIc
nxncut,. ,nvc h,c,, allie To ascertain The order for
Tho c,tat,om, IN Inc i,,,d rctIruahlc November 10
was >i:cd hv surrogate Kan>Qii. INC cititioii OH
Eva +, TO BE- served By publication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
RrirrLrI.L LHPOHrED COSrr IVES.

The d. MAY mi, >.aSnn Oi imported evening dN'S~c'
c,rr;... rn,ra> wrap, and lgrurh millinery bF 'h'
h,i.... e f. litnh & Co.,. >lAha"r. ami H'nr''rl'n
, -, :, ,y,n,,,n. beautiful and >I-t,'l Among many
.,... ,r,,, Worh Felix AID cher Partisan di'''r
,. = 80 r,cr!-..Grr,s ~ IL" pnlr-t I'M u
.,. ,., ,,,r.. The tram If ~. drr,, l. ~
,.., ,r ct f., , vnv,u. rllard PATTERN Will" the
,u.. ,,,, ! ~ -, i'm s,,,, v,.d Is full hr'l'h- Of
. ,I, ,i ,,,.d.r,L fl, j.,,,l',i cc'rt. Il or \
nae. zeal =, ~. fm, hy nr1li"h- "i "uhi'!i"Ty edged
,o..L viii. ostrich h.,cr> Tl' f.r't Of u" l"di'c
l. ,l.. ,cyrrh with embroidered rG!l" N fT'nt. and
.,,, , 80. l,.i with 4 hi ii woke. -irl.lgy l"H '"'
49,, .,,rt,,, collar la, uith W..' ostrich ill'u">
g., c,r,.t ,.d novel carr.a.o c.-tuih". ti, '!l
cu, 49,. IA, aud r,uf /. brown .r"i. I"i'y III"
,,.r, Ard u =: cap. A.. g., tY?.In''' l-' 'l"'h ga
h-,,.~L ~ A .ir.p"d patti. RI VIA r]d ord lA'
AR. I. .,!..ri near i!r ,''"'n With i.:'" 'hr''"
,, r. 90, ,,r c,r,,, KAN ~ "a. 49,. .il,' g:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
COI.RT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Supreme Conrt-Gencal Term Recess eohshugo Nadia,
Aunteue Court--Chumbor- Before Lawrence, J-Hotloi
caltndsr. No,:l to 80. called at ii rotA, 49,, ~ a.
Suur,n,c Cburt-Sp'cial 1crm--Iarta ana ll-Aa'
Ion-n'd Until h"Nt Monday. ,,.. ~
supreme C0urt-Circ uitPart I-Before Barrett J'-No
calendar. - >, ~, ~, ~ A.
IouIucd until next Monday. , a.. .,.,,.u
Surrogate. court Before Eansor S-No 'hleidar.
Sup ror Cout-t'"ucral Tenn -Adi9nt.ed Jog IN pIih'
Snirrior ourtlspecla 1rruabcfoGc Dugro. J.-Alo'
lions, IT and
joirnfd unt n">t M"ncay ,...., ., ,no ,.-,r
Common Pl-as-(.'urIal Tom Adjorn"i ff IN, trrin
r,uu,ou III, a, SPECIAL Terra Before DaI n't.oIs
Con,inon pcas--Irlal Tern-parts and ll-AdIo''heo
Citv ,olr.-,sri"rai Torn-AdIournfd tor the term a.,
tity oirt- sp"cial Tcru.-Iitorc McAdah' l. ''-'o'
-, ~, ond A.
journ"l units pt""r u. ,,-.. c..,h n and
Court II ,.i,,ral -,on-lart IBfor' SMV'h t. any
Assistant tIrt. Attorney JTon"-No~ I" - !h
" tnu,t 81, trl.ral S-ssO>-paIt III -Ao."Hi"" I"' nv
torn. -. ,,, pc,r, -, ,o-,lt
Cont u General Sessions Part iiiIb ,":y ~
and Assistant D.strctA'.olncy Bclf0! mo l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
BCILDERS IND DEALERS REJOICE.
GLAD THAT THE BRICK BOYCOTT is AT AN END

fLAD THAT TIKI, BRICK BOYCOTT is AT AN END
WHAT Is SAID on BOTH SIDES.
The news that the Board Of Walking Delegates had
declared the boycott the bricks made by four firms
belonging To the Brick Manuac Association at
cEd was joyfny received BY builders and building ma
terra! dealers Yesterday. and all those seen expressed
relief at the turn affairs had taken William X. Ham
mohd, secretary OF tho local executive committee Of the
l;rlck Manufacturers Association said that II was not
true asserted by the Board of Walking Delegates that
Il conference had been held by the delegates and the
Manufacturers The nearest approach to Wa Wien
he met number O delegates the sidewalk and they
talked matter, and the delegates aftcrwa'd wanted
q written Invitation TO meeting Of manufacturers
Mr. Hammond said that the manufacturers did not care
whether the Board of Delegates raised tie boycott or
not a II WAS pritrallv declared OF when the dealers
consented Ia buy and deliver bVycOed brick he also
cmphaticalIv asserted that tho manufacturers had made
concessions whatever to tho delegates 20 induce them
10 raise the boycott
Charles Rogers. president OF the Board OF Walking
Delegates, said that conference had been held between
committee Of the delegates aud the executive com.
mlicc Of the manufacturers and that al agreement Il
been drawn up and signed by both pa'tc~ providing Tor
'alc Of wages. and that the Board " Delegates Would
not interfere with any firms other thnn the lour boy
cotfrd In Ncrplanck'> Point. The agreement was
aitcrwaid rejected by tho Manufacturers A's"intion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
FINE suoorlNG At prNELLEN.

The lvc-bird ,..ooting at tic Middlc~cx dhn Clno
tOliruamcn held at Dnncllcn. y. j., bce'n !cs"ruhN
mornnS and continued until darkness shut out inc
course OF tho birds Gight between 1000 and 1000
pigeons released from the tNp.. and OF tcAc bnt
few escaped alive from the club boundaries Inc
shooting Of Whitney. Elliott. WolNt'mcrdt. Seiecr
md OulmLy Wa remarkably skil.u Thee sport
men shot all day and never missed a bird. y ht ~
excitement wa, OtclSiVncd by tic shooting dome hN
Mrs. NJ L. Lindsey, Of lloDohcn. Mr. L!''>hy SI''
under the name oil Wanda ard snc""dd III 'AarhS
oud money several times and dividing money once
With Elliott. Of Kansas CITY, tn champion w.iS si"l
of III, I'uitcd states, Thrc sweepstakes and one
special CONTEXT shot duIinc the dI' I'c f"l'
l,Jinc are uio.c who took Lr't money; Quincy,
Wild Elliott tro>bv Whitney. La! !,r. N"I~tch
craft, J. l.. smith, Van BIa"k"n. Castle >'!rtF Wal
ace Eiccott rcacoch, H"Ih and t")r'r s"t"ld
money wa, captured ly lurll ."n. copper '"'~N
,ilc.nev Castl> t,rccn, j. ID. NooTrr'. ""i'"'rTa.t
Itdco,n, e.. SMITH dnd Waidd. >p':i''c t"'H. "a IA
ran h.h toward cNcaHc that a >l"' al ii'u ~
Gtv l," pigeons arranged "tWv'h f'iHh !" =.
Of Pine IioGK Y. !. j. k.rn"y 81 flnIiu'Q'n"i "''
Elliott. Of Kansas 'ity. rif 'n'rau'' i' J. :i"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
IDAHO REPUBLICAN, THRorGIo1T.

MAJORITY OF 800 TO 1000 on THE SIAir
YICEIr THE LEGIsLATiRE 80 TO ~
po,. city, Idaho. Oct. - In'o mplrie returns from
c,,u counties oft Of n" eighteen ~ u" H'l'' EN'
sweet UrpJ for Congress l.'oo naJ"nN. Inv '"'"e
r,,ic in l.or cav. InlOl> 0irpI for Dclcrhi" $50
,,r,v The cn,Ir.. state /; Republican Oy 100 I"
coo majority. Lat" returns >h"" that inc '"fl'
l,ur viii probably stand tbrt, ihI'c E"pnbh'"h' u"
nineteen Democrats. - ,,,e ,r,
T,wina 10 the great distance OF many pr'in'S IRON
,.,,,,hi, communication. u turns come III >hNN
Wn-t u n. ..y,raI DAYS before returns from the
entire State Will 70 rrrINtd 1890
cur" I unsr COMMIT returns from four pre- inctS Rhve
., u,," tJcn,l fGr Congress twelve majority. The
anne precincts gave lIa"hy pcm'' ~" D'e''c' '''' VI
,,sa twenty majority.
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domestic 8ituIllons UanIeo
Females.

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4 AISDHL>S Nv All indu,,ri"i~ ''.T,
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KiAIp. or nut,r to Invalid. rr,lcrtAh.'
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..ud hr,dl"worhrr year" ""' r,r ,',,l
49, r,n,yiu, Children 'ny or country
=, Ur' iiIlc KS II? Last l-ti'-t" "
:w.rn ST and 18th ave..
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n,L.r: COMPETENT, best CIT, r,"r'h'''
lat 7:d.st. --.-.- -
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" ,rrotr,t,nt. 10 takc chaI" a. .or..' mi
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H,,,vst. or Ep,'CATI:D MAID. Young
n Aroirh yirl: c"n.prt"nt r1sid anu -.
Stress: experienced with chiiatrn, Mr.
r"f,rcncc. city OF country WIZ" ''''
-, o,,,,c,.1t nurse, TO take
,,,,rrr Of infant f:oni hrth ~ year,
.,s.r.nrr.. on" place. Gall present eh'
uu,cI. 1903 West 7bth'st. --.-----.---
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" rrntrstamt; experienced In bo,u" nS'
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Grr,, NIKsE. "a Fast ioth.'t. $780,
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we I'D" ucrsoi,al rrlrrrnc". eau IoI'
G INLAY between 18th and "-th Sic:
a,Tusi. or INvALIp'> All ENDANT. -
N -Four years eXprlcrre In hosp,Ia, en- ,n.
Sition preferred Lire. .sM1tf' ia e'''
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I REQUEST FROn THE OYSTER DEALERS

The r.,lir in"rtluc "t III" COMMIT --i"l'i~ or 'i'
u,,L D,,,,rtIncii va, h"ld Nr,i'rli; ln"rIih1
communication Wa received from the Nl"l">h' '' ~i':
Dealers, i.,niaiuu. requesting III" "At n'h "i P''~
\,,, = and = ON the Hudson iiv":. aud ais" aNhiHS
PERM, ,lpn t. IA hulhh"id" h"t"r'l P'r' .''''
,d =. and - and ~ Con liberation Of the Request
,,' So, ,,n.,.d f,, A week. IA order 10 allow the ap
,,,t-,r,. T., .,rul,. the consent of thc Controller.