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PORT TOWNSEND.

An Indian Killed In Self-Defense-Wheat
Shipments.
PoRr TOWNSEND (Wash.) August 3D.
Charles Carlson, Russian Fin, came from
Port Ludlow to-day and surrendered him.
self to Sheriff Delaney. He says he killed
an Indian yesterday in self-defense. The
Indian was on Carlson's place picking ber-
ries, and when ordered off attacked Carlson
with an ak, when the latter shot him dead.
last month 95,971 bushels of wheat, valued
at S13 403
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Fresh buttermiik, 20 cents a gsllor, nj
BAUMLES, 725 street iyI5-if
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ITO RENT-A FLAT OF SIX ROOMS, ALL
Il modern improvements at No. 1897 street.
Inquire of II. SCHMIDT, 1898 street. jy22-tf
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which are not expected to arouse party feel
ing.
The tariff bill viii be discussed in the
Senate until Friday. when it will be laid
aside and the river and harbor appropria-
ton bill taken up.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Committee Report in The Breckenridge
Election Case.
HEAVY STORM In MINNESOTA.
A Family of Ten Poisoned With
Rough on Rats-Fiendish
White Caps, Etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNIos.l
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LIMA, August 81 Colonel Morales Ber..
nudes has been proclaimed President OF
toe republic, vice General Csceres. whose
term of Office has expired.
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Business Paralyzed
Reconciled by Friends.

PEKrNG. August 3d.-The cities of Tung
Chow and Tien Tsin are submerged, and
business is paralyzed.
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Eastern Baseball.

Eastern BaSeDaIs
BUFFALO, August 3d.-The st. Louis
Rochester game was to be played here to-
day, but the police interfered, compelling
the players to desist. Nearly 1000 people
had assent bled, and considerable uproar
resulted. Several arrests were made.
SYRACUSE IN. VI, August 3d'-As the
police had notified the Syracuse and Louis
Vile clubs that the American Association
game could not be played day the Louis
Vile club left for home.
At Columbus-Columbus 8; Athletics, Z.
At New York-Brooklyn. 2; Toledo, 8.
President Harrison.
CAPE MAY, August 3d.-President Har-
rison remained at home all day, the guest
of Secretary Blaine.
Forty-one Rounds.
CHICAGO, August 3d.-A prize fight of
forty. one rounds took place at Thayer, In
diana, to-day between the light weights
Sammy White, of Chicago, and George
Siddons, of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Two
ounce gloves were used The stake was q
purse of $780, Siddons won. The first
twenty rounds were marked by furious
slogging on both sides, with the advantage
on the side of the Chicagoan, but after that
he gradually weakened, and only kept to
the scratch by frequent gulps of brandy.
In the forty first round White was.knocked
down six times before his seconds threw
up the sponge. The ring at the close of
the fight looked like slaughter pen.
Gang of Mnrderers.
HARRIsToN (Miss), August 3d.-Late last
night Horace Crawford, negro porter at
the Gates Hotel, saw several men lettering
around the store, and thinking they were
burglars. he demanded of them to surrender,
when one of them shot and killed him.
Another man was found just outside the
city limits shot through the neck. II is
supposed to have been done by the same
parties. The shooting has caused great
excitement, A posse is securing the woods
for the murderers.
Down an Embankment.
SOMERSET (Ky.). August 3d.-A passen-
ger train on the Cincinnati Southern. while
coming around curve near Oakdale,
struck landslide and the engine and
coaches were thrown down an embank-
ment into Emery river. Engineer Moore
and fireman Lannahan were instantly
killed 1t is not yet known whether any
of the passengers were hurt.
Clearing House Exchanges.
BosroN, August 3d.--The total gross ex.
changes for last week. as shown by dis
patches from leading clearing houses in
the United States and Canada, are $1,077,
1857 an increase of IA 5 per cent, a:
compared with the corresponding week o
last year.
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Sugar Tax Bill Passed.
Death of a Clergyman,

PARIS, August Sd. - The Senate has
passed the sugar tax bill.
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Decker Bros.'-Jhe artists plano. Write
to KOHLER Il CHASE. San Francisco. jel6-3m
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Two LET-A HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS; A
l. full corner lot cement walk all round full
of fruit trees. grape arbor, summer house, barn
"a little ranch. Southwest corner Eighth and
D. ALSlP & Co. Agents aul-7t%
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kO1 NJ STREET TO LET-A MODERN BUILT
Ok house of six rooms; also, stable. Apply
at 7x3 street F. BAUMLE iy3I-tf
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LONDON. August Sd. = the Sportsman
saws that Lord and Lady Danlo are iecoo-
ciled through the efforts OF mutual friends.
Il also says that Wertheimer shook hands
with Lord Dunlo. and occupied the same
box with the latter and his wife at the
theater Saturday
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:VO LET = TWO UNFuRNlSHED ROOMS,
J. suitable for housekeeping. Inquire of C.
H.KREBS Il CO.. 626 J stree. iyl2-tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL HOUSE
G from s. per month upwards; also family
rooms at low prices. HoRNLEIN BROS, Pro-
prietors. mr19-1y
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
The First Artillery Regiment in Camp
at Santa Cruz.
FATAL SHOOTING NEAR VICTORIA
Another Shooting Growing Out of
the Strike-Death from
Alcoholism.
FATAL SHOOTING NEAR VICTORIA
AT CAMP STANFORD.

ESPECIAL DIsrArcHEs TO THE KEooED-us1es,
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r WISH TO SELL MY PROPERTY AND
/ practice in Colfax. Placer county: CORE
spondence solicited N MINER, II. D.jy31-T*
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Fell of the Wharf.

from the yard arm sixty feet to the deck
yesterday. and received injuries from which
he will Drohablv die
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EOR sALE-sO OR 16O ACRES OF GOOD
Z land, well improved four miles from Sacra-
mento; eight bearing orange trees Apply to
JOHN RILEY, Tenth and E streets. jy23-1mA
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TOR sALE-A DAIRY, CONSISTING OF 40
c head of good cows, doing a good business
in Sacramento INQUIRE at this office iyl7-tf
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FOR SALE-TO LEC-ETC.

CIoR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
L largest saloons IN the city; extra family en-
trance, best location; stock and lease. Inquire
at this Office. jy2ttf
TITO LET-A SUITE OF ROOMS, INCLUDING
pictures and bath, over Fabian Bros store,
corner Ninth and sts Inquire at store. au2-tf
o1O-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET,
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E'OR SALE OR RENT TIRE FARM OF w.
L E. Johnston, on Marysvi'e roa1. ten miles
from Sacramento, consisting III sos acres; good
dwelling house OF eight rooms aud all necessary
outbuildings; family orchard and vineyard.
Inquire OF Matt F. Johnson, 6l7 st. jyll-tf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-15

rh;,t..n passengers left the train
1t HALEY to-day.
A car load Of coal oil and one OF
) u;Iv.ukee bear just received By the
Altura, Commercial Company.
Prople who enjoy smoking . pipe
.hould stop at tho cigar factory, and
trv some Cigar clippings.
A o;r.load OF the famous White
Satin Flour just rscsivsd BY
The celebrated Ston-wsll Whisky,
N ouart aud pint tasks. It w. +.
/ Kennedy. Famous Sample Rooms.
John O'Bri-n, Of tie Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing but the
choicest meats on hand. Try him.
Morri. D. MADDEN, Henry Need.
: ham. aud fur other rs,iroad boys
from Glsmu's Ferry Or Poc.t.llo. are
s,ovp.ne Il tho HALEY Hot Springs.
Insure your property in reliable
. companies. None Others ere repre-
sentsd By LENNON q BOONE
Competent judges say that the
o;oars manufactured in HALEY are the
bs.t they ever purchased for the
nancy.
You can save tame and money BY
getting your loans through
LEMON & BOONE.
A carload Of the famous Anheuser'
8nsch-ths best beer in the world
on hand 1t Alex. Willman's.
II YOU want . 6rst.class shave, hair
cut. or shampoo. 70 TO Pnts. Weber,
barber shop, two doors south Of the
express efkoe, Haiaey.
The nav machinery of che Sil~e'
King mine has been shipped from tn
Mast. o" its arrival hero . force o
mea will At oaee be put to work OF
tho mine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-15

TOeUAJ'A SeNo10Os
Captain Gum. per"an-n. chai'-
man, cali. d the convension to order ~
9 o'oIeck. sharp, and ver,thi"g went
like clockwork. there being bu: one
candidate for each Office.
Tho ticket was completed ~
follows:
Probate Judge-E. E. Richards, OF
HALEY.
Treasurer-H. z. Burkhart, OF
Haley.
Assessor and Tax Collector-Thos.
Ferguson. Of Era.
Coroner-E.C. Baldwin, OF Haley.
Surveyors Frank Q. Mand.ll, Of
HALEY.
Senator-James Gum, Of HALEY.
Observation-Disclosures Price.
of HALEY, and Geo. Mills, Of
Ketchum.
Commissioners: First District-G.
B. Fl"rence. Of SAwtooth; Second
District-Chxrles Aiken, If Island;
Third Dist,ict-Frsnk Drake, Of
HALEY.
The assessment fee of Is WAS re.
mitted to the nominees for Commits.
sioners, o. there are no salaries OF
emoluments attached ~ the office.
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The following Couo,y Central Com.
mit,ec was then elected:
| j. II. Green, of Era.
J w. Ballentine, OF Muldoon.
E. b. Lennon and w. T. Kennedy
of HALEY.
VIM. Hyndman and A. J. Pinkham
of keschum.
w. l.. Cuddy, of Bullion.
G. B. Florence, of SA~tooth.
Sam. Friend, of Smoky.
v. Domski, Of East Fork.
Frank Taylor, of Deer Creek.
The Convention then I'd journe'
sine die.
COMMITTEE OFFICERS
At meeting Of the County C"ntrs
Committee, held On tho adjournme"
Of the Convention, the Collowin,
officers were elected:
Chairman-F. 3 Lennon.
Treasurer-Frank Taylor.
Secr-tary-l. w. Garrett.
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A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisf lctory results, or In case Of
failure return Of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our nd.
vertised druggist n bottle of DR.. Kings
New discovery for Consumption. 1t Is
guaranteed to bring relief In every case.
when used for any affection Of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption,
Inflammation of Lungs, BrO' chitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group. etc.,
etc. 1t Is pleasant and agreeable tO
taste. perfectly safe, and can always be
descended upon. Trial bottles flee III
Hewitt & Browns drugstore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-15

FOR SHERIFF.
Nominations for Sheriff being |
called for, Con. Tstro spoke - fol-
lows:
Mr.. Chairman: I've heen . oandi-
date tor Sheriff. I've got on to tn
combustion, and respectfully with
draw my name. The other gentle
man can have it.
A motion to adjourn was lost.
James Mcpherson, of Bullion, was
put in nomination.
Lyttle.on Price said the gentleman
was perhaps not Is we'll known in the
upper half ~ i" the souther" part OF
the county. He is ono of the most
upright, straightforward. square-to+d
men in the Republican party; and he
ven,ured TO say that If nominated he
would poll vote far in excess of any
other candidate on the ticket.
| M. Mcpherson WAS nominated by
exclamation.
Major Pinkham, who knows that
campaigns cannot be conducted with.
out s.me money. proposed that Ill the
delegates to the State Convention be
assessed Is each.
The motion was amended 90 - to
include al candidates before the con-
vention, and adopted.
CLERK AND RECORDER.
!. Mr. Price said: We Of Haley DC
h not urge I. w. Garrett ~ . local can
i did.te by any means. He is too ~el
d known throughout the county. TO
that. The name Of l. w. Garrett il
J. q synonym for everything that is de
10 sir.bls in public Office. He is tl'
% sblest man for tho place. net only ii
10 the present county of A'turas. but il
{. the old one. He is therefore tn
,e strong est candidate before the con
n vent,on as we'll - the only one.
Msjar Hyndma". in seco"ding t"
a. nomination, said there was no ques,io
e. that Mr.. Garrett was the most CON
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six neaths 10 the State, - Days IN the
County.
Governor Shoup has addressed to
the various clerks of tho Boards OF
Coun&y Commisa;oness . letter OF
which the following is . copy:
SIR-l am asked the question daily
BY Rsgistr.rs and Others: allow
many months residence in the State
70 necessary to become . qualified
electore"
For the information Of oil concern.
ed, I respectfully cali your attention
60 section Z, article 6, Suffrags and
Election, of the Constitution Of the
State Of Idaho.
"S~ction 2. Except - i" this ar
tiels otherwise provided. every male
citizen Of the Uait-i. States 81 year
old, who has actually resided in THU
State (or Territory for six months
aad in the county where he offers t.
vote ~ days next preceding the do!
Of election, II registered - provided
by Law, 10 = qualified elseeos; and IN
til otherwise provided By the Lee''
lasure women uho hsve the qaalih
cations prescribed in this article ma
continue 70 hold such school Offices an
vote at such school elections - pre-
vided by the laws Of Idaho Territor!
The provisions Of the tosegoi"
section, requiring six months res'dsr
% in tho State Tor Territory and
the county 30 days, arc now in FL
force.
Will you kindly notify oil Regi
trass in your county,
Repeatedly,
GEO. L. SaoUP,
Governor.
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Dscklea's Aruica Salve.

Tnx RESr SALvE In the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blains. corns, and all akin erupti"ns.
amd positively curcs plies, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
Price, Is cents per box. For sale by
Hewitt 4 Br09n.
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MOOD RIVER TIMES
HALEY. IDAHO.


,s1pAY..-.............."....Auaosr H. 'e'e
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petent man in the county for the 20.
sision.
Mr.. Garrett was nominated By
sccismation.
On motion Of vladyslav Domski
the convention I'D journed until 9
o'clock to morrow morning.
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full 70 tho National Republican party |
Tor the protection it has given them in
the products Of tho mines, and tho |
consequent stimulation Of every hu. |
ssiness and enterprise throughout the
StAta.
That We pledge our hearty support
to these principles in the future, aud
will use our best -Gorts 1T oil times to
maintain AID perp-tuatr T. em by eur
baIlots for the election Of the men
whom II may select to Gil the various
Offices Of the State and our County.
and by every honorable means in cur
power.
We again declare our unalterable
determination thar Idaho shall be for
ever fire. from the evils Of Mor,aonism
in politics aid out Of it, aud demand
the rigid enforce ment Of the laws en-
acted for its suppression.
We demand an equitable adjust.
ment of our county debt, which will
insure to the creditors Of the county
the full payment thereof ~ speedily
- the economical administration of
public affairs will admit
That we desire to show to Hon.
Fred. +. Dubois ami Gov. Geo. l.
Shoup our appreciation Of their devo-
ton to the interests Of our people and
State, and tender to then, tho mort
sincere expressio" of hearty appse'
citation, esteem and confidence.
We congratulate the people that
Idaho has entered upon an era OF
prosperity such ~ We have never seen
before. and ak them, regardless ol
party affiliations, to unite with the
Republican party in It's efforts for the
advancement of all the material 10
terests OF the State.
To Republicans throughout the
State we extend the hand OF brother
hood, ADD urge upon them to main
tain the prestige with which We ente'
the 6rst campaign as member of thu
great Union Of the States, and By
their united strength to secure tn
full fruits Of the magnificent victor!
which awaits us.
i Alturss, though somewhat disfig
ured, 10 still in the ring, and what i
left OF hes may br counted on to &
Republics" BY the usual majority.
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
Nominations TOR delegates to tn
State Convention being in order, l
candidates we're placed in nonins
ton With the understanding that tn
seven receiving the highest number G
votes would be the nominees. Fo
lowing was the result OF the ballot:
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Try Werthheimer's - shoes.


4 photographer In HALEY.
w. II. Pillimer, 4 first class ph">
togr.pher, hrs reopr"ed the "ld gall
lery on Bullion street. and is prepared
to do all work in his line at low figures.
Babies and landscape views . spec
cialty.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-15

Wan Paper 1t Greatly Reduced
Rates.
A largo assortment OF the choicest
patterns OF Wall Paper just received
and offered At greatly reduced rates.
Cell aud examine il.
w. S. MACK,
Strahosn Block, Csoy street.
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l =
After Recess.
Tho Committee on Credentials re.
/ ported delegates to this Convention
- follows:
Sswsoeth-G. B. Florence, A. NJ.
Van Florence, proxy.
GAlems-.A. P. Deu-r.
Bouldsr-.H. J. MURDOCH.
Warm Sptings Cre.k-Milt. Mourn
ing.
Smoky ID. Whitm-r.
Ketchum-E b. Williams, Geo
Mills. WIN. Hyndman, w. II. Green.
how, +. w. Gooding.
East Fork-V. Domski, Thomas
Rowe. VIM. Ludlow frank Goodang,
pro.y.)
Muldoon-J. w. Ba1lentine.
i Island-Hs"ry Hanger, VIM. Ma.
thsws (Chas. Aiken, proxy.
| Arco-G. 4. t'erris(M NJ. More,
proxy.
Deer Creek-Frank Taylor, e. E.
Bolton, Taylor. proxy.
Bulliou-A. S. Raunschenburg,
w. S. Cuddy, WIN. Walker.
An,elope-D. P. Wells Il. Gum,
proxy.
H.iley-R. w. Berry, w. s. Mack,
l.. Price, John A. Bo.es, w. I. Ken.
; nedy, G. NJ. Parsons, A. MokiOber,
? Ed. Angel.
+ Butt-rcup-J. s. ChiIds (E. j.
q Pinkhsm. proxy.
Era-rhomss Ferguson, two votes.
Total number of votes, SO.
The Committee on Permanent
!, Organization reported in favor Of
: James Gum of HALEY for Chairma"
y George Mills, of Ketchum, for Score
= tary, anil recomr ended the following
VI l.Elsction Of seven delegates to tn
State Convention.
DENOMINATION for Sheriff.
% 3.-Clerk and Recorder.
4.-Probste Judge.
'o 5.-Treasurer.
y 6.-Assessor and Collector.
- 7-Coroner.
8.-Surveyor.
y 9.-Stat- Senator.
T" lO.-Two Representatives..
70 ll.-Commissiouers, by tue Distr'e
~ delegations.
l2,-Centrxl Committee.
n Colonel BalIentine moved to chang
On the order of business As to the elecsio
10 Of delegates to the State Convention
DO v. D.mski seconded the motion.
Lyttleton Price said that If ii
IT. friend. of the motion had any reaso
10 to urge for the change he would iii
'' to hear It.
"s Colonel Ballen,ine had not CO.
"'' suited anybody before making h
u motion. But he thought it wss u
sy usual to cleo. delee ates to State
leo Territorial Convention before mak''
IA the other nominations.
49, Major P.nkham aud W.T.. ke"ne'
'h> called Tor the original question.
10y The report WAS thrreupo" adopte
md with only two dissenting votes
TO- THE PLATTE RM.
n.y. Tho Committee on Resolutions ~
-" mittrd the following:
~: Tho Republican patty Of A'tu'
!. " county assembled in convention
clare:
Th.4 =. renew our faith and 81
K'' r;.noe to the great National Kept
iio.n party. aud the principles VIII
have made it the greatest sn' %
worthy alliance Of citizens the 70
has ever seen.
That BY its fostering care OF the
du,trie, Of tho people Of tho VII
-. country in the face OF the ssre"o
and organized oppositio" OF
cos. Democratic party it has prove" Its
;v.d =. il. aim has always been to be-
ties. p.r.y Of the people aud their ''"u
friend.
That the people Of Idaho have
rat /. N to be, and are particularly gr
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,
IT WORKS AARAONlOUSLY AND
EFFECTIVELY.

Rhesp al Dubois Properly asa Salt.
ably Rroosais+d. AID . Strong Tick.
et Placed % The Field.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-15

Good Help Wanted,
AT MRS. HUNTS,
Second Avenue and Croy ST.,
HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-15

Ice! leo !! Ice!!!
II you want it pure and n
And at . reasonable pr
Follow no new dew ice,
But send to me in tt
Al nav off
or leave orders At Willman's store.
Half.x.cent . pound.
R. l.. PURDuM.
~ Blank Pools Of Labor ars
for ale ct this Office.
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VOTES
Frank Taylor. ..35
Geo. M Parsons. .............lO
WA Hyndmsn. ...2O
N. J. Brown .................lO
l., Price. ..29
Geo. P. Ferris. ...............i6
j. IL. Van Ness ..............23
+. Cooling ..................20
+. B. Lennon ...............l4
J. g Rumsry ................S4
w. S. Mack. .................27
Geo. Mills l
S. b. KingsbuIy ........... l
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Jack Frost"

Jack Frost"
acter kno~n for ages, and one
sbits, though somewhat deprecated
are az regular % that Of our
hers clock. He il said to be al
/ his pranks a ain and causing
!easiness that something may be
before the proper precautions
! 10 keep him at bay. Such 81
) remind us that soon preparations
i to be made for trips to warmer
there Jack and Old Sol have hal
lt long since, and the latter left ia
|sssion Of the field.
|inneapolis d st. Louis railway in
|t line o Hot Springs, Ark, Colo
ats and all California and southern
sorts. For full information call
gent Of that company. or address
att. q. T. d +. A., Minneapolis,
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The World Enriched.

Inc WOkA0 LHricme0.
cillties of the present day for the
on of everything that will conduce
Material welfare and comfort of
are almost unlimited and when
Figs was first produced tho world
shed with the only perfect laxative
. i 10 the only remedy which ID
asinQ and refreshing to the taste
apt and effectual to cleanse the
entity in the sprinRtime, or, in fact,
me, and the better it Is known the
,ular it becom ~.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-14

NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF
N the Pay Mater Mining Co., will be held 1t the
Grand Central hotel in the city Of Helena. on
the 18th OF October, 1890. et TOO p. M, for the
purpose Of elocting hoard of trustees to servo
the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such
other business - may come before the meeting.
G. p. VAN WART,
icfin0 Har
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-14

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN Fiat THE
~ time for tho registration Of the names Of tho
qualified electors in election district No. ene. in
the county Of lswis and Clarke ind state q
on tuesday the fourth day Of November, A. b.
1890. for the raid county Of LsHis and Clarke.
day OF October. A. D. lso6.
Tho names OF the eyeral preci1cts or polling
places embraced in said election district No. ono
and Fcur in Ward Two, Five and Six in Ward
Three. and Precinct Seventeen, composed Il
Unionyille and Park City.
REGISTRY AGENT, Election District No. !, LoAis
and Clasks county. Aontana.