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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

Our Washington correspondent says
that the Republicans of both senate
and house have held caucus after
caucus within the last few days try
ing to get together on the silver ques-
ton. Secretary Window has brought
all o. his powers Of persuasion into
action in trying to have the caucus
adopt his silver bill, now before a
house committee, but so far nothing
is agreed upon. Between the anti
silver Republicans and the free coin
age Republicans there is a wide chasm
which viii have to be bridged in some
way before anything like unity can
exist in the party on this subject. In
the mean time the most of the Demo
Gratis hold themselves in readiness to
vote for free coinage, pure and simple,
if they can get an opportunity.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
READ, READ.

You can get the best G5cts overall
of me. w. II. Danllson,
Finest stock Of Stationery ever in
Blackfoot, has just arrived at Pioneer
Drug Store.
You will also find complete line
Of everything in the grocery line,
w. ii. DANILsoN.
Remember at the Drug store you
will find full line of Paints, Brushes,
etc, at lowest prices,
If you want genuine bargain in
the way of shoes | can give it to you.
My shoes as a rule give the best OF
satisfaction, and my prices are the
best, don't forget the place when you
want shoes or boots. w IL, Danilson,
Having received my Spring Stock
of Dry Goods and Notions am offer,
ing them at very reasonable figures
Come and examine and get prices
before going any where else,
w. H. DANILsoS.
am exhibiting a fine line Of Body
& Tapastry Brussels, three ply and
engrain Carpets at lower figures than
have eyer been offered in Blackfoot
heretofore. Also a few Smyrna rugs,
and in connection with these an ele-
giant line of Lace Curtains.
w. ii. Danilson
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
FROM EHERYWHERE.

Ogden expects $4,000 visitors at
the Mardi Gras Carnival.
Harrodsburg, KY, has been de-
stroyed by fire.
Gen'l Fremont has been placed on
the retired list with the rank of major
general.
The Senate has passed the Chicago
Fair bill That settles it.
Conductors on the U. P. now in
session at Cheyenne demand more
pay.
Five Thousand persons have been
made destitute in two parishes oil
Louisiana by the food.
Ellensburg, Washington was visited
by a 100000 fire on the morning OF
the 18th. The n. p. machine shops
and round house were burned.
The Democrats Of Kootnai county
have recently perfected thorough
organization.
Gen1 Alger says-"pm for the
free coinage Of silver" Our Grand
fathers Hat will have to go that al
least one better or he will be ruled
out Of the convention in 1892.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

A PRETTY good story is told of the
late Congressman Taulbee from Ken
lucky, says the Quincy Herald, which
is the more humorous because told
by himself. An old colored man called
Uncle Eph had lived in the Taulbee
family many years, and was consider
ed an honest and faithful old servant.
After the election for congressman,
Taulbee having been a candidate, he
was tainted by some Of his opponents
with the statement that Uncle Eph
had voted against him. Loath to be-
lieve it he asked Eph: "Is it true that
you voted against me at the election?"
f'Yes, Massa William" replied Eph;
II voted the Publican ticket" swell, +"
SAID Taulbee, II like frankness, and
here's a dollar for your candor." The
old colored man stood scratching his
head, when Taulbee asked: "Well,
Eph, what is it?" aWell, Massa Taul-
bee" said Eph, "If you is buying
candor you owes me 10 dollars mo,
kase l voted agin We five times"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
Senator ingalls,, Curiosity.

Senator Ingalls, recently called up
on Secretary Noble and solicitously
urged the appointment of a Kansas
friend to a position in that State.
Secretary Noble stated that he appre-
ciated the situation, writes the cor
respondent OF the Kansas City Times,
shut" said he, ''the difficulty is that
the President wants to appoint a
friend of his own to that position.
"Ah, indeed" replied Mr.. Ingalls,;
"will you please tell me his manner
Il am not at liberty to give his name,
courteOusly replied the Secretary. 81
would like very much to learn his
name" retorted the Kansas Senator;
''Kansas gave Harrison 10000 major.
ity; but if he has a friend in Kansas
now | certainly am not acquainted
with him." AT which sally there was
a tableau in Secretary Mobiles office
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

THE policy of the administration
as given out is to fill all Territorial
positions with Territorial men. Mr..
Dubois controls the patronage OF
Idaho Territory and yet in Mr.. Du-
bois' own county, Bingham, there are
three places filed BY importations
from the States: the Superintendent
and Industrial Teacher at Fort Hall
Indian school from Ohio and the
Farmer at Ross Fork Agency from
Washington City. THE NEWS knsws
of several of Mr.. Dubois constituents
men of his own party, whose eyes
would sparkle with delight to get
either one of these positions, but fo1
some reasons they cannot.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
Safety Rests With The Masses.

A great many years ago Thomas
II. Benton said: 1.-The couutry's
troubles spring from uneasy poll
ticians; its safety rests with the tran
quill masses. While the author Of
the above lines was not the Thomas
H. Benton of Nebraska, it may be OBJ
served that there is world of truth
in the remark. just now, if never
before, uneasy politicians have plung-
ed the country into a sea of trouble
and the tranquil masses are about
to arise and preserve its safety. In
the popular uprising Of the people no
harm viii come, They will simply
adjust matters at the ballot box and
retvrn to their places of business-the
farms and work shops-and the pol
iticians will be allowed to rest for u
season. The foolish notion Of some
folks that the farmers of Nebraska
are likely to do something rash If they
happen to control the legislature, is
moonshine. They have as much at
stake as anyone, and they are arrang-
ing simply to preserve their rights
and protect their interests. They
have been robbed, but they will not
attempt TO embarrass any business or
do injustice to any corporation, for
safety rests with the tranquil masses.
-WorId-Herald.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

JUDGE SWEET, north Idaho, seems
to carry the Republican nomination
for Congress in his right pants pocket.
The Judge was born under the lucky
star of his party, and what he says
goes pat with its members. We have
known a Republican convention to
adjourn whole day awaiting his
arrival and promised speech.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

CHEYENNE, Wyoming, April PA
furious fire is in progress in No. 4
mine Rock Springs, 1t is valued at
81 100000 and is the Union Paclic's
best fuel property. 1t has an average
output of 500 cars a day in winter
and half that number in summer. The
fire was started by the carelessness
of some measley Cinnamon who were
cooking lunch in a room. 1t started
near an entry through which there
was continual draft and spread rap
idly. The alarm was sounded at $50
this morning. Whites and Chinese
swarmed from their inclined shafts
but many were cut off There is no
way of ascertaining the number of
men in the mine when the fire started.
At 1880 terrible explosion of fire
damp made the earth tremble and
loosened the coal in other mines. All
the men in the camp and women and
children as well gathered at the en-
trance to No. 4. A distressing din
was raised by the yelling and shrieks
If husband or son left the side of a
woman she Immediately cried that he
was dying in the mine and implored
others to save her dead one. In the
confusion a rescuing party was finally
organized. They HAD left the sur
face but few minutes when the thun-
der of the second explosion reached
the ears of the crowd. At the tunnels
mouth wild tumult followed and
only subsidized somewhat when one
dead and half-dozen disabled men
were brought out. Another search
ing squad descended in half an hour
and brought back IN a short time
four insensible Cinnamon, with the
information that several others were
dead or dying in the rooms from
which their burdens were brought.
The report of a third explosion, the
loudest yet, followed the rescuers to
the surface. Immense volumes of
smoke began to issue from the shafts,
discouraging the efforts of other
searching parties and settling the fate
Of at least thirty or forty men in the
mine, mostly Chinese.
The mine is operated through tun-
nels driven into the hillside. Most of
these have been closed. The fight
against the fire is being made with
water, but orders have been received
from the superintendent in Cheyenne
to try smothering. The mine will be
closed for months.
1t is now known that one white man
and several Cinnamon were killed.
Among the fifteen seriously injured
are David Thomas and Ed Evans,
foremen of the other mines; Frank
Hodges and Alex. Dyatt, the former
boss and the latter a miner.-Salt
Lake Herald.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

THE Democrats of Idaho will not
shrink from the approaching contest
When the signal gun is fired they
win be ready to move forward in solid
phalanx, shoulder to shoulder and
hand to hand. They viii be as well
equipped as their opponents and the
field gives the same opponents nc
vantage ground.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

DEMOCRATS of Idaho cannot afford
to break the talisman of good luck
that has given the party such glori-
Gus local victories this year. When
the first State election comes we
must pass the watch-word-V Victory
for Democrats everywhere in 1890,
down the lines and then every mem
Der must rush to that victory.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
Ditch Delinquent Notice.

There u delinquent upon tho follovtnR ID
sertbcd stock IN the Portneuf DifCh f's,mf,af,v
~ account Ot assessment ipvicd January Iitb
lAA, and previous assessments.
Harry stingcr. tid04g
NO. ~ shares two. value, F3Gn
And In accordance with inv a. name si,s.,s
ol such stock rs may be- necessary, wifi ~ sSl,i
~ oneida, Idaho. ~ front Of thp tGst ofies ~,
tuesday. April IL, isp1. ct o'Gl9ck n. M III
pay delinquent assessments thereon ami cf,at
vi advertisements aud expense Of sale
Oneida, Idaho, March 18th. 1spG.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

The gold excitement on Conant
creek, ia the northern part of this
county, is ON the increase,
President Harrison has been invit-
ed to attend the Mardi Gras Carnival
at Ogden in July.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
Notice for Publication.

4 $. Land ONCE at Htarksaat. Idaho
March sen, teO
Nnt'gT y hereby given that tho egli0wtug
named settler has BLEED notice 10 hfa intention
q make HnRl prOuf ia support ~ hts altl ar,I
thRt said proof will be made byfuFp Hrgfstpy
and Receiver ~ Biackfu1t, Idaho. on AbrtI 81
isn w! Nels Christensen. on r0rnmufed
~, \ We. lAi, Tor tho aw'4 NV Il lots u Rni ii
SECTION ~ township south, range IS t7tat
Nc names the following witnesses 10 prove
Ms continuous residence upon ASA cultivation
~ said land glxs
John y Porter. Charles uuugaturr James
Bumgnrucr md NeIs Christensen. an ~ ItIaek.
I'VE pt'stolbee. PEHEY !. ASspN.
Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

Between Democratic victories and
the deep blue sea is the peninsula ON
which Republican Congressman are
sitting to-day and sadly gazing at the
fogs rising in the distance to envelop
them in November next
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

Let Congress adopt WINDOWS sill
yer views and pass McKinley's tariff
bill, and every State from the Great
Lakes to the Pacific Ocean and from
Manitoba to the Gulf of Mexico will
90 Democratic at the next election.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

The Republicans of the Senate and
House have agreed upon silver bill
not what the West wants, but, if
passed when presented, it will be ac-
cepted as the best to be had
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
THE IDAHO NEWS.
nLAcKFoor, SATURDAY April %, 1850.

TIE Republican politics of Bing-
ham county win develop some inter
esting features when the lid is lifted
from the pot next month.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

ELIMINATE Wall street from Re
publican and Tammany from Demo
cratic politics, and the masses of the
people will be happier and more
prosperous.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26

the first movement of a glacier before
an avalanche, but sure and certain,
and woe unto those who may be caught
in their way when the great slide
comes.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
Jurors for the May Term Of Court.


GRAND JURoRs.
RExBURG
friedrich Gardner, A. H. Gleason,
Hyrum Dudly.
BLACKFooT.
F s. Stevens, Henry Dunn, Robt.
Tenant, L. j. Porter.
PocATELLo.
Ashley NJ. Lyons, Anderson J. Long,
James A. Connors, John Kellett, Jas.
L. Malcomson.
EAGLE ROCK.
w. n. Casper, B. J. Briggs.
WILLOW CREEK. III. S. Haskins.
CHESTERFIELD.
Ira Call, G. Christopherson.
PETIT JURoRs.
BLACKFooT.
Jas. Drew, Ralph Morgan, Albert
Anderson, i. NJ. Capps, G.. W. Ben.
janin, Adolph johnson, Jas. Hull.
POCATELLo
Baily Kenner, John T.. Hilton, Johu
9. Brashear, John G., Brown, John A.
Lillybridge, Geo North, Barney Nc.
Kenna.
EAGLE ROCK.
I. G. Ingersoll, G. T. Poulson.
CANVAS.
Thos. Monroe, John d. Myers.
WILLOW cEEEK.--H w. Keifer.
SODA spRINds.-A. J. Cole.
oxFoRD.-Henry Denney.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
NoRrn Idaho Republicans al

NORTH Idaho Republicans are de-
\ termined, if they can help themselves
= aud they claim they can, not to give
= .2uth Idaho both United States SEN
thiuars. Their movements are slow like
issued b.
4rIollc mes
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
SALT LAKE. UTAH.
Notice. desert Entry.

& $. Land once. ularSgaot, Itaha
April t5tA iub
Complaint having hvru rntrrrd at tbls Ualew
~ Henry Dunn against William Frmnk Fnr
tatlurr ~ rurupy with law a. 90 Dessert EngrY
No S99 dAted Mhy i5th, i%8 upon tltg Il 2, ~ I,
section @h. Township sguth Hhuwv w rmsF, ~
bingham County. Idaho, with . tirw H. thss
CAucNtIattnu ~ said entry contestant alleging
that sail Frank haa net Irrigated and FreIaiff5s
~ tiin said land. as rEquirnd - iaW thp aaii
parties hrp hereby summoned Is appear al
tnis once 90 the Gath day ~ May isilL Ut III
. CioFk q. M. ~ respond nnd furnish frstfn1e.
~ CuuCcruinE said alleged failure
FENRT J hNauN
Nrann & kunknl AN
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
NOW is The Time
TO CLEAN YOUR House.

Leave orders for Kalsominipo.
Paper Hanging, Painting Ssc. Car,
pesing and General Jobing on Short
est Notice.
Leave orders with J. II. Warren.
at Grocery Store next door to d. II,
Biethan.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
JUST RECEIVED

At Mrs. 5. Il HoIbrook the most
complete line Of Millinery Goods ever
brought to Blackfoot, Hats from 35cts
to $40; call early. Boys and Misses
Hats specially Ladies Spring Wraps
in latest styles. Ribbons, Laccs, Lace
Ties, Silk Ties, Ladies Sateens.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
CUT FEED.

A car load Of Gut Feed, Oats and
Corn, just received at
ID. II BEITuAN's.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
TERRITORIAL BOARD or EQUALIZATION.
Railway and Telegraph Assessment.

Railway and Telegraph Assessment.
meeting Of the Territorial Board of EauaI.
M, ~, VIII be held NJ the Office Uf the Terriio.
~ ru controller. ~ the Capitol Huidtng. il1iso
,ity' idMh0. on tho third Monday. tipfh day ~
m'iy' lssgl nt II O'Clock n. M, for tbr puftpsa
VI y. thNatlon Tor assessment, valuation. ana
,i9,slhatlOn ~ the property uf Hil rntlrpads
Illus loTfltqry, rs required by law AZ which,
TINE aud place all persons SO dGsirtnss MAJ, ~
pear before said hoard ' ~
JAMES III wfCKsHauAM,
uotso ,,,.. 80, Controller Of Idaho,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
Wan Paper.

Behle & Son have the biggest stock
of Wall Paper en-route from the fac
tory ever ordered for Blackfoot II
is expected daily Hold your orders
and make choice selections. They
have also just received q choice lot OF
commercial and fancy stationery.
Call and see il.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
NOTICE.

Odd Fellows Cemetery is now in
the hands of the Trustees Of Golden
Rule Lodge No. "a and all parties
holding receipts for lots present them
to Geo. Il. Hafer and get deed for
the same. By order Of Trustees
r. J. Osborn,
II. w. Curtis, Trustees
GEo u. HAFgR.
All applications for lots must be pre.
scented to Geo. Il. Hafer, who has the
plats and cemetery in charge. B. s.
Holbrook, assistant sexton.
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Supreme Court Of Appeals

Tho Supreme Court Of Appeals OF Thu
State, in session at Charleston this week
with all the judges present, fiandet
down the following opinions: nE "
Ivan Wrinkle vs.. Lakewood, from
Wood county, opinion by Lucas decree
sustaining demurrer affirmed, but cause
remanded at costs Of appellee, with leave
to plaintiff to amend. GJf ER14l5.Fa
Mckay vs.. Mckay. from jackson
county, opinion by Brannon; decree re-
ycrsed and cause remanded. r4g H@p
Deirne vs.. Beirne, from Monroe coun.
ty. opinion by English: decree Of Cir
cult Court affirmed. 'n ,.
Dawson vs.. Hemlrick, from Wetzel
county, opinion by English; decree OF
Circuit Court affirmed. 81
Sine ys. Fox, from Monongalia coun.
~, opinion by Snyder; decree OF Circuit
Court reversed and cause remanded.
.Alkiro vs.. Alkire, from Hampshire
county, opinion by Snyder; decree Of
Circuit Court reversed and divorce
granted. gaa4is 4,'Nl@Esas 67E5
Brannon vs.. County Court OF Kama.
wha county; argued and submitted. n
Ira J. McGinnis, OF Cabell county, was
admitted to practice before the court, on
motion OF Judge Okey johnson. $50
Adjourned until Saturday morning at
10 o'clock. 5lasa an 97ENl H
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Annie L. Walker, James A. Wal.
ker. william A. Dougherty,
Snlllc @. Dougherty. Arthur
Dougherty, James Gregg, trus-
tee. and Lewis Stecnrod, nd.
minlstrator de bonh non, with
the will annexed OF william
Armstrong, deceased, defend
apfr N"f Hn.I 2 @ "I.N.
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I Legal Notices..
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County, III tht
State OF West Virginia. March Rules. AID. 1880
John r. slmons. Frederick N. Simons and Edwin
simons. partners doing business unuet tho
firm na,ne and stylo Ok slmons, Brother and
Company, plaintiff, islH19 1'iT Q n
| =, 't'IiyuIgA "a: Us VI. u lFl,.t.N 81 Ytg.ul
Simon Stern, survivor VI himself and Joseph
ste!n, deceased, late partners doing bHsiiieE,
| under the Urn name aud st> 10 Of Stern aud
Rt"rn, defenlAnt-ln Msum psit with attach
mont. NIX ,.Tg''. q
| Affidavit having been duly madc and tllcd tha,
tho defendant, Simon Stern, Is not resident Of
this State aud tho object Of this suit bei,lg 10 OBJ
talu judgment III favor Of said PLAINTIFF RRRiutt
| the said defendant Tor the sun Of SCOT 70. with
!ntcrcAt thereon from tho 2l,t Hay OF December,
lSsy until payment, for merchandise sold aud
Aatd Simon Stern and Joseph Stern. In HIS lie
time, As partners doing buslnrEs under tho arm
name and style Of stern and Stern at their IN.
stance and request; md TO subject to the pay.
ment Of such jldsmentwhon obtained tho debts
10 Aaltl tlrm Of stern and Stern. and tho effects Of
cause; aud tho said defendant not having been
| served with process In this suit, u "a ordered
that the sald Simon Btcrn be aud II hereby 70.
CURED 10 appear In this case within ono month
After tho dste OF tho first publication on tho 9Th
day OF March, A. d. ls9o, hereof, and do what Is
necessary To- protect his interests: and that this
er.ier be published once week for four success.
county aud DO posted at tho front door OF the
Court House thereof according 10 law. t.yg
Witnoks the signature Of john ". Mitchell,
Clerk Of tho said court, ut his office In tho Court
House thereof, this 81 day d March, 1880. nj
Rules. ~sfE - .Lu7,. :. .y.I ~. ..ltGII
Attorney Tor risintlas ~ mrt,ru
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Charlotte, n. c., Special 10 Richmond Dtspatch.
There is one brave girl in Charlotte,
She is Mics Lulu Smith, the pretty four
teen.yearold daughter Of Sheriff z. T,
Smith, Of this county. Ats o'clock this
afternoon Miss Lulu was playing near
the jail with some other children when
she happened to see prisoner slide out
Of the jail through newly.made, hole in
the wall. The little Miss knew thai
would never do, and SO she run quickly
to the side Of the jail, and picking up {
big stone she began to pound a ,secopt
"kinkyn head poked nearly through The
hole and was in the act OF escaping
Only few ticks were necessary
to drive the prisoner back, Standing BY
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An Atchison man, who has made it a
principle all his life to get as much as he
can for his money, surprised his friends
lust fall by marrying a.woman who
weighed only eighty pounds.-Atchison
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DO NOT SUFFER. ANY LONGER

Knowing that cough can te checked
in a day, and the first stages Of consump.
ton broken in week, VIC hereby guar.
antee DR.. Acker's English Cough Rem.
edy, and will refund the money to all
who buy, take it as per directions, and
do not find our statement correct. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., J. r. Goodwin
4 Co., G. R. Goetze, A. T. Young, John
Coleman. n5' So, ~ Daw.l
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tho hole on the inside OF the jail were a
dozen prisoners ready 10 crawl through
and escape, but the little miss stood
guard at the outside and dared them to
poke out their heads. She gavo the
alarm and soon her father was on tho
scene and the prisoners all locked In
their cells. by some means or other the
prisoners had cut a hole through the
thick brick wall and had It not been for
Miss Lala, a Wholesale delivery would
haye resulted. The prisoner that sue.
cceded In getting away was a negro boy
In for q tritling offence. TasIs'
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,
A CHILD KILLED,

Another child killed by the use OF
opiates given in the form Of soothing
syrup. Why mothers give their children
such deadly poison is surprising when
they can relieve the child OF its peculiar
troubles by using Dr.. Acker's Baby
Soother. It contains no opium or NOR.
phine. Sold by Logan Drug Co., ]. T.
Goodwin 4 Co., G. R. Geotze, "A. T.
Young, John Colemnn. M pAM.1Q
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nHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TISlE
~ Table taking effect November "a, IsS9.
Passenger trains will run as iollows--Ccntral
lime lime AZ traina daily except those marked