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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-07-23
PROGRAMME,


WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Lecture on English Literature-Mr.
Bradley, st. Thomas.
Paper on English History-N. c.
Young, Bathgate.
Song-"Irene Good Night Mrs.
Kermott, st. Thomas.
| Paper on Astronomy-Prof. P. p.
Kennedy, Bathgate.
Wednesday evening the Chautau-
quans were entertained at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Lecture OH the Geology Of the North
west by Prof. Babcock, of the State
University. The lecture was illus
trated with charts prepared by the
Professor for that purpose.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Song-''Under The Daisies"-Mrs.
Kermott, St. Thomas.
Paper on Shakespeare-Mrs. Bur-
rows, st. Thomas.
Reading-Cowper's lines to his
mothers picture-Mrs. AlcKinny, st.
Thomas.
Paper on the French fabulists-Mrs.
McPhail, Langdon.
Talk on the History of the Church
| in America-Rev. D. G. Irwin, Lang
don.
Paper on French Comedy-Mrs.
Clarke, Langdon.
Thursday evening a lecture on chem
istry bv Prof. Babcock.
FRIDAY MORNING.
Paper on French Tragedy-Mrs.
Fullerton, Langdon.
Paper on French Novelists-
Truax, Langdon.
Paper on French Philosophy-Mrs.
Mahon, Langdon.
The remainder of the morning was
taken up with business meeting after
which collation. was served in the
hall by the ladies OF the Bathgate
circle.
Friday evening the Bathgate circle
gave an entertainment which was a
treat to all who attended.
| PROGRAM.
The Art Gallery.
Scene from "Merchant Of Venice" Por-
tia and Narissa, Mesdames Clarke
and Young.
Male quartette, Moonlight on the
Lake., Messrs. Trenholme, Wilmer,
Reynolds, Brown.
Recitation ''The Building of the
Ship Mrs. Mckinney.
Guitar Solo, Mrs. Reynolds.
Recitation 1.-THE Spinning Wheel Mrs.
| Clarke.
Quartette "Come Where the Lilies
Bloom Messrs. Bowen, Reynolds,
/ Mesdames Bowen, Reynolds.
Recitation Kentucky Belle" Miss
Florence Brennan.
Sunfower Chorus.
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Chautauq ua Assembly.

The second meeting Of the Annual
Chautauqua Assembly of North Da-
kota was held in Bathgate, commencing
Wednesday afternoon July. 18th, and
closing the Friday evening following.
The attendance was much larger than
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Lost or Stolen.

An eight months old greyhound pup
color, white, with one white eye and
one brown eye. A reasonable reward
will be given for any information lead
ing to his.recovery.
G. w. CLARKE,
Langdon, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-07-23
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


Observation-Disclosures in Langdon every
Sunday at p. m, and every alternate Sunday
at II a. m. Elkwood church every two weeks
at II a. m. Lyle school house same day at p.
m. Harvey Center school house every two
weeks at 8 D. m. REV. THOS. E. DOUGLAS.
Pastor.
METHODIST Ep1sCopAL-Services will be
held at the Presbyterian church building,
every second Sunday at p. m.
REV: D. G. IRWIN, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHuRCH-Services every Sunday ut
vices. At Carey's school house, at $3.50 p. m
and at the Langdon school house at 7:3o p. M
Mrs. McDoaald's, Rosa Lake.
REV. P. MITCHELL, Pastor.
Observation-Disclosures, first and third Sunday
in each month at 10 a. NJ; Olga. every Sunday
except the first and third, and all festivals; at
first and thirt Sunday in each month.
G.. E. TRUDEL, Pastor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-07-23
House for Sale.

Eight Room dwelling house, in good
condition. Apply to
Mrs. J. AMsDEN.
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The Farmers Alliance Hail as

The Farmers Alliance Hail as
ISOLATION has stood the test and is now
the only reliable company doing bust
ness. Call and see the general agent
OF the following gentlemen whom I
have appointed to solicit insurance,
viz: R. Fleming, J. J. Souch and VIM.
Hay.
H. D. ALERT,
46tf Gen. Agent.
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Fllckert.liI.

FllckertaiI. s9S ~
Thos. Mclaughlin Of Fremont was
in town Tuesday. He reports favor
able outlook for Fremont and vicinity.
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Langdon Markets.

~. y n. Elevator company. Cor
rected Thursday of each week.
Mneat, NO. i hard, $3.50
Wheat, No. l Northern. 49,. 81
wheat, No. Northern. ....... 81
wheat, Nos Northern. ........ 70
rejected. ....... ............ $500
o".iey''..'.................... .S6(945
OaIs... .............. 40
81
Potatoes, per bushel.. ........ SO
Lay. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4 SO
Wood, popolar; ................. 8 90
Wood, oak; 90
Butter, 1s "a 20; Eggs, lOc.
WOOL, unwashed.... .......... .1501S
Wool, washed .2s(027
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Professional Cards.

w f. KESSLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Real Estate, Loans, Collections and Insurance
TANGDON DAKOTA.
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-B. re. CLICK s. 90.

last year and all seemed enthusiastic
over the future of our young associa-
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Wanted!

Wanted!
A good girl to do general homework.
Good wages and permanent employ
ment to right party. Apply to
CHAs. ANDREWS,
Walhalla, N. D.
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U ERICKSON,
ATTORNEY T-LAW,
FILINGS AND CONTESTS ON CLAIMS
LANGDoN NORTH DAKOTA.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-07-23

BEATON CHALMERS, NJ B. C.M.
n Glasgow university.
LF.P. s. G. g. L. NJ.
Late of London. England. Formerly Physi-
clan to Glasgow Boyal Inf1rmary. Office at
McGrucrs drug store. Residence Fourth street
Langdon, Dakota.
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BOY WANTED

To herd sheep. Apply to
46tf LoUGH, MERCER & LoUGH.
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N I. DONOVAN, NJ. d., c. M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Graduate Queens University, Kingston, Can.
Langdon Dakota.
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46tf
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. GREAT NORTHERN RY.
TIME TABLE.

a A. F. and A. M-Lebanon Lodge u, D.)
LIN a Regular communication on second and
VQXffonrth Friday of each month.
M w. MI. NJ, Blakley.
secretary-F. Hodgins.
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Sramfbeiten bes ipeiblid1em
Wei1led5ts.
Setoenoe Miitter, trdutlide Traner
ltno 1lerbOie Md0den lperben anf
Elm ii9eres @eiluerfabren
%anfmerfiam semadt.

@eibli6e 9eiben II cine ge3ei6nung,
tpel9e bur6 ben beitdnbigea @ebrau@
auf bic gauge 2laRe iener i9reflt@en
S~raafbeiten a%ngeipenbet pir6, bic BEN
tpeibli9en 0r9anismus eigentbhmli@
finb.
Sc iolten gum Minbeften brei RIaRem
bon nrfaGen In 8etra9t ge3ogen iuers
ben, bon nel9en eine ober nlebrere fir
aue Mrten bieier 2eioen berontportli6
1T. Sic erfe 9IaFe bon urla6en 1T
wabti@einli@ bic Edufiste, ndmli9
8~eb6rmutters 5entung.
Sie 3ueite nria6e 1T cine ger1opfung
elmer o6er mebrerer BET 8edenspaKas
gen. 8erfopftbeit bes @ierfOdes, ber
8laie, Der 0arnrbbre u. +. No., inb ie.
be ein3eIn ~gel38enb, unn bas Seben
eten6 au MAIDEN. Nber penn, uie es
geu6bnIi@ Der J1u 1T. apei, bret, ober
ielbf ole biefe Srgane berftopft in6,
bann tpirb es Idtpierig, bic 2eiben, iuels
DE oaraus e~ntteben, f6limm eenug au
f9iltsrn.
Die Symphonic, tpeI6e aus bieIem
3uhanbe entfteben, unteri1eibeu H1
ni6t b.tr69tli6 bon ben bereits geiGiI,
berten, OBJ auBer bieIen pirten Gnt.
~leerunget bon gr6Berer DOer ~geringerer
@si@bcltigfeit f9ud6enb auf bas Sp.
FEM.
ebanbIungs
Wenn bic girgetueibe fridge fin6,
tuenn fi6 bic M%enfruation berIpdtet ober
In ungenigenoer Weiie einfelt, banr
folte Mansa'lin eingenommet1 tuer6eu
cine einaige DOTS beim S9lafengeben
an iebem Abenb. serabe g~eniigen6, i'm
cine natdrli9e @ntlr sung Der @inses
tpelbe ale pierunb5wa1sig Stunoett bers
bei5ufibren. Pesru,1a iolte In DOZEN
BON eittem gBlbHelpon Dor ieber MabIs
5eit bel auen 8arietdten uno in allen
Stobien Der Grantbeit eingenommer
perben. Sieie Dois ioIte nod ttebrs
wE1entli6em 8ebrau6e bes MitteIs
auf stuei @Bl6helboa erbb6t tperben.
SnieltiOnea nit beiBemW a1er iollten
tdgli6 3peimal borgenDmmetl tper0en,
5Dei ooer bret Auarts bel ieber Suiets
tim.
Sene, pel6e cine fompIete 8ei9reis
bung Der tueibli@en 2eiben, ibrer uria.
den unb 9eiluns su baben tpiiniden,
foQten on bic petuna Mebicine Com.
panp. IN Columbus, Sbio, f9reiben
unb fi9 cine gOpie bes Gamilienar3tes
Ho. 3 ididea lafen, uel@e unentselt..
lid 3u9eianbt mirb. Siefe ~tpertbbDue
meoi5inil@e MbbanbIung foIte f@ i'm
geiibe elmer ieoen Grau beiinbeu, ipeI9e
an oieieu Rranfbeiten irgenb tpel9es
Sntereffs nimmt.
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Sci es bur6 ben Stabtratb Der Giaot
San Nntonic berorbnet:
Section L. SAB es bon iebt OBJ
fir Sebermdnn uneefeBli9 iein icl, Ire
geab tpel9es geihla9tetes 0ieb ober
Gleif9 bur@ bic 5traSen Der Stabt 40
tragen, gu falren ober forftpie 3u
%transportiren, peHn baifelbe ni6t 3ugez
bedt unb 70 Sen 8tiden beg publifums
ent3osen lit.
Section 2. Sebermaan ber IT.,
geub cine Der Befimmuugen ser Sec
tion l bieier OrOinana Derlebt, foll
zines 8ergebens f6ulbig era9tet tperben
unb lou mad ieiner GerurtbeiIung Dor
benz &ecorber au elmer 6trafe bon ni1t
tpeniger als fanf Dollars (5) unb ni@t
me1r als Stpei bunoert Dollars $4,000
berurtbeilt merben.
Mngenommer uno gebiQigt ben IL.
Mai 1891.
8rpaa gaIIagbau n,
Mttefirt: Mabor.
8. g. @Iaubor, Stabtsg lert.
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Maerfei.


= Bel Der beutisen WabI flr einen
alderman Der 6. Warb tpurbel Bis ges
gen 8 ubr abgeseben: 238 Stimmerl
fur Mm. Mutb, 213 fir s6unt, 12O
fiir emil Wiebenfelo urlb IL fir Dig
nouiip. Die WablbetbeiIisung NOR
cine siemli@ Iebbafte.
= Ser 2rieserberein hdlt morgen
itin Stiftunssfef i'm San pebro part
ab.
: 6eute Mbeno llnterbaItung i'm
MiifOnss@ arten fir bic Mttelieber bes
8eetJobens Ndnaer@Or.
- Oas 61tpimmbob am San pebro
Greet nirb binnen tuenigen Sagen er6fs
net tutroeu ttnnen. IS lit gerdumig
vab rsGt praEtif6 einaeri@tet. Das
BafHn III ettpa so SUB lang unb 20
Sub bret. Der Bpben 1T abf@hfhg
unb rei6t bon 3 Bis 8 Sub in Der Siefe.
Glnbberum FRS bic 3immer. aud
@at tenbdber nit tpnrrte.l unb taltem
9afei fr> %Sortanben. Der preis fur
bes S4Dimmbcb lit auf Is Gents fefts
Eas @afer tuirb bur9 cine
grobe R6bre bonn San Yebro, nabe
benz Bart in bas BafFn eeIeitet uab
fiieBt In ununterbro6enem S.rome
ipieoer ab, 70 bob alfo fortpdbrenb
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triides @aRer i'm gaFin lit. 9as Sab
felbf 1T nit allen 3ubeb6r unb ben
16thtget1 Npparaten Derie5er. 70 baB
Senanb f9mimmen lernen ODER feline
f6rperli9en &rdfte iiben uno ousb:loeu
tann. 6ofentIi@ finbet ter @igenlbi=
r1er, Wr. Burte, Der In benz unternebs
men gegen 100000 oneeIeet bat, feline
Ge9nung. Sen tiber bier Mfer arnReu
plab, auf Del@em bas 8abebauS feht,
tpiro ct gum parte berri9ten.
- 9etern Nbenb trafsn nit ber SITE
ternattonalsg abn bic 3eitunesleute bter
eth, bic In gorfcana ibre R~onbentiou
a5gebalten batten. 6eute Normittaa
bef@tiaten He bic @tabt unb INN 2 ubr
reifea he na9 &odport tpeiter.
Ser neue pabiQon i'm &iberRoe
parf tDirb eine Iusbebnung ben 1O2
bet So Sub baben un6 NIT elmer transs
portabIen 8tbue berieben fem.
Sle StraBenbabnge(eui1aft ldBt
am TuBe Don Saurel 0eigbts neue
e9uppen fur Cars erbauen. Das 3ur
NertDenouHg fommenbe Bacterial tpirb
giien unb 3iegelfetn iein.
pl6ne fur tas tleue gouutp
Gourtbaus inb au9 bon Der Muffiner
Mr9iteften Girma 2armour & Watfon
eingeganget. 9err Yaul 0elwig, mel.
der bieielben anfertigte, befanb fi9 In
oer sta6t, urt tber bieieIben bic 1btbi.
ge Iuftldruns gu geben.
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Weinnbbeit 1T 9feidtbmnt /,

DIT. g. q, Beis Rerpens nnb @ebtrn : Rux lit Elm
aeraniirtes fpeeifi@es 9eilmitte[ fur 6rfterie, 9rh1ns
pfe, nerbbie &snralsia, &rpiT4merSen, nesp5fe fiebers
Telsnng Hnn GbipennnRg, reruria@t burm ben hberz
m1bi5eu @eaub BOG AItrhcf pber Gabdt Gmlnflpfas
teits Niebefse{@Iasenhetf pnb Gettrneripeidnna lie
tn @atnftun 0u8artet unb oIgemeines Glenb, Gte@s
tbum nub Cob berteifhbrt. GS III aud Elm Setlmittel
peien5 Sci betben @efHIe&tern, Gpermasuyrbeed Sers
ufia@t nnf4 aetli8e Observation-Disclosures rher burn
Shsenhfhnben. Se6e G9aHteI enthdIf bic Rur fur
fhr $ 90, turdb BITE qcf gesen Gtnisubnna bes 9reties.
aRtr garauttrens bnb 6 &HaHteIn ieben SAD beiler
pereen: Nait ieeer @efenuns fir 6 G@a@teln, bic Bel
ans NIT BEN yreife ~etnidnft, fenhen mir Benz BeHeuer
nnferen f4rtftLi@en 0ardntte : S@etn, bab mir has
@elh Surldl9tden, Lrenu has Mltttsl teine 9eiluma bes
ntrtt. Sps4e S@eiue rerben nur ansseient bonn
9itp 2rng Stere lGiHJtSe Gseuten) 80. 8 Gaf
Gpnlmtrts Sfreetf Gan Nntcufc, Ieyos.
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q SO

1926. @ilbelm II. bon Sranien, Stattbal.
ter Der NieberIan6e, 9eboren.s -
1742. S9ladt BET gbotuiib. Sriebri9 IL
iiest.
l749. Gbparb Senner, grfinber be- Sub.
podensSmpfuns, sebpren.
1900. 8cnaparte's @ari9 iiber ben ct
8ernbarb.
1909. @appleon bebt 81 @96nbrunn bic
peltlt4e 9errldaft bes 8apites auf.
1922. &idelteu eeftDrben.
1888. Saaebranb, fran30fti6er @iniiter.
seitOrben.
1849. 9robiiorii9e 9feeieruns fir bic
&heinpfaL3 In aailersInuterr.
1860. Cola Mpntes, Maria Dolores, al
@etp gcrt setorbeu. (@rafin 9an6steIb.)
1853. @rant idIagt bic Rebelen BET 8ia
Slad &tber 8ride unb bereitet linen einer
@erIuit bon $500 Mann unb II &aupnen.
1854. Preuben un6 Seiterreid beantrager
in Der 2cnbpner gonferen5 bic itaatllde I'm.
ab6dtt3isfeit ber @Ibs9er3ostbinner.
1885. alphonS XIII, &6nis BON Spanien,
aeboref.
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@abl 2ln5ei9em.

Dir iinO autoriiirt, Germ SitbeIm
Mutb ais &anbibateu fir alderman Der 6.
@arc bel Der ant 16. Nai tattfincenOen 8abl
anSutiinoisen.
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6 t q | 8.
Cages Gbronif.
16 Mni

452. 9IttiIa 3erit6rt Aquileja. (Gnlesune
bon genebis bur9 Die Gliidtlinse.)
1883. Der betlise 3epomuf auf 8efebl bes
&aiierS 8en3el bon Der Prager Bride in Die
Motbau seitir3t.
1889. Griebri4 Sidert gu @9wetnfurt &C.
bpren.
1902. @aaoleon ftiftet ben SrOen Der ST.
renle9ion.
1916. 81. @eritdder gu Sanburs seboren.
1862. Die Unions &anonenbpot etperben Bel
Sort Darling suriidgef9la9en.
1863. S9la9t BET Champion Sils, Mii1.
1871. &atiftfation bes 6ratffurter Sries
bens.
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oeffentlide atuseise.
Office bes Stir Collector.

Office bes @itp Collectors, !
San Nntanio. 6. Mtai 1891. I
Nle perionen, tuel6e Su Wafer ftr
8eudferungs3mede bere@tiet iinb, tpers
ben bierbur9 aufseforbert, lire Wafer'
teuer bor gabe bieies Monats 3u Be-
sablen.
B. &ifGe f.,
Gitp Collector.
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0effemtlihe slmseise.
Office bes 9th Collector.

Office bes @itD Collector.
San Mntonio, 6. Mtai, 1891.
g~iaentbimer bon Dads, grpreBsWa
gen, Sobs@agen, 9raps, Carts, unb
allen anberen Gubrmerten, peI9e gum
8ermietben gebalten tperben, tperben
hermit bena@ribtist, baB bic 9icen3s
Steuer fiir bieIelben iebt fdlig III ftr
bas Sabr beginnen6 art l. Mai 1891.
gbw. &if6e,
@itp Collector.
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8iuuiibe Bart.
erssramm fit sOmmtas Sea II. wsai

pabIo perFa's Or@etter ton3ertirt
bon 2.30 bis 7.30.
Die uniibertrefFi6en Ntrobaten Ste
bens unb 6omarb In ibren ftaunenss
ipertben Qetiunqeu I'm 4 ubr.
SanberiOn, ber S9lansenmenl9, In
ieiuen Dunberoolen Spe3iaIit1ten urn
5 ubr Na@mittass.
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Cine 0roiaaus,

mel6e ben TRANSPORT bon gei6ladtetem
8ie9 ober>bon Tleii9 bur9 bic
9traBen Der Sta6t perbietet,
tpenu baKelbe niGt eeaits
aenb auaebedt ii.
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Die v8reie 9refe" lit autoriiirt, Serrn
s mil 8iebenfelb ais &anbtoaten fir
bic Na6tpabI zines alderman in Der 6. @arb
dn5utinbi9en.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-08

written list Of the boats Of the .Jssn.
"sste;" 3, pair Of trousers made Of
oiled linen. marked "Louis Nasos -
which j. the name Of one Of The men
saved from The "Jsanne,ts" and still
living.
When i was 6sss made known that
these objects had be~n found, some
people IN America were rather sk-pt.
iosl. and il vas even pretended ia
American pspers that thu whole story
VS. . lie. but how could Is be ~?
What could the poor Eskimos Of
Greenland know about the "Jeas.
"etts" and hss fate? The abovs
mentioned facts sp-ak for them.
solves, and need no further testimony
These objects must have
been lefs on the dee either near the
place whore the 'Jsanneste" ssnk OF
some~ here on tho route Of her crew
toward the Lena d.lss. From THE
region the foe must have been Aost~d
~ Sea currents to the eouth~ess coast
of Greenland where il was found.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-08
valss 10 Cssl Tar,

Il would appear. says the London
Mining Journal. thst tho valuable
mstssials obtained from coal tor sse
almost in-xhaustible, for new die.
oovssiss OF value for various purposes
from sbe uos'ghty product Of dis.
titled coal are being constantly
brought to light; but The latest addi.
to" to the many products obta,a.d
from the tar 10 an article having I'll
the properties Of India rubber. Il il
stated that, after che ssr has been 70.
tined By means Of sulphu,io acid, .
German chemist has discovered :
method b. which the sssiduuu can b
worked Up b. simple manipulation
into black masa bearing in appear.
snoe . very close resemblance to
ordinary asphalt, bus q the same time
having oil the elastic properties OF
india rubber. BY being submitted to
continuous and intens. heat, il i,
stated that the ms,erisl can BE- Dc.
creased in bulk some 80 or so %,
cent. when il beoomss very hard in.
deed. but q the Same tine very elastic.
In The osiRin.l or soft state the material
10 termed "minersl rubber asphal,."
hut when it is dissolved in naphtha Il
becomes = 6"s waterproof Va, nish.
suitable for similar purposes to which
ordinary vanish u made 10 form q
durable and reliable waterproof 70,
most textile substances especially.
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CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO..
mAiiyl liz West IN Buren, st.. cAiease. III
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-08
WOOD RIVER TINES
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1nE STATE COnPeTlN0 Wlga IN.
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11E STATE COnPETlN0 Wltn IN.
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An article which explains the con.
ditiou Of affairs st the Idaho State
Prison, where convict Labor 10 hired out
to . political striker u 80 cents PEI
day, vii! b found elsewhere in this
issue.
i will b seen that The Ateosne,
Gsnrral Of the State, Who sashly
starts out With the louti.h assertion
that the paragraph in the TInzs,
which 6rst bsoughs the abuse 70 pub.
lilo notice. Il "bsnsath the notice Of
any ons," nevertheless deems il neoss.
sasy 70 enter into . lengthy sxplana-
ten.
notwithstanding the fellows die.
courtesy " seysias bic letter N full
beoeass Il sesily s'oakes out the
TIHxs's esss." ~ . lawyer would Say
Thu eonviess ere employed u 50
cents per day. some Of The stone 10
sold lssd probably. 10 . privileged few
for psivsts pn'pos's, aud the already
large oumber Of unemployed in Boise
b Increased BY the acts Of our esin emily
worthy State At.ososy General
The consequence 10 that private
quatrYnen who Are compelled to pay !
IN honsss day !. pay for N honest da.s
work cannot compete With this convict
labor, private enterprise " thereby |
ls'sened. aud labor is di.ss.ced.
We hope that the labor unious |
will not drop this matte, until this in |
iquisoss proceeding is stopped. Blu.
even il they do, the TINES will not;
and, in order to keep its readers re-
hably informed, will oven 20 to the
exPenss Of sending . special cor
respondents to Boise to look
into the matter from begin
ming to end, and, incidentally,
to interview our immaculate ATTORNEY
General and obtsin . fuller statemen,
Of his visws on the question Of convict
labor,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-08
NOTICE.

The undersigned. . ssv.min owner of Alturas
County. Idaho. hersby gives notice that he hes
applied 70 the Secretary Of the Interior for per.
mission to cut ar snd pine timber from the nm.
surveyed public lsnda along The East Fork of
Wood River and its branches.
J. ,. SHORT.
HAnrr. IDAHO. August >. 1891.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-08

Relics q sho ll1.IsteA ssJeaanAlie.S
Dr.. Pstdtjof Hsassn. II NJ August FoYum.i
More remarkable than the dsils Of
the "Jesnnetto" itself is tho fact that
. number Of objects, belonging to her
or her Grew. were found on an Toe Zoe
sesr Julianshaab, on the southwest
cost Of Gseeal.nd. just three years
after che had sunk (Jsns 10. 1880
Among these objects may be men.
toned here: l, . list Of provisions
with tho signature OF De Long, tho
leader Of tho "Jeahnes,e" expedition,
written in his own handwriting; 2, .
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-08
Salary $25 Per Week.

Wanted Good Agents 10 sell our General line
OF merchandise. No peddiins. Above salary will
be paid to live" agents.
For further tafsrmation. address:
CHICAGO 01NHRAL SUPPLY CO..
nAlly l7S west vse Dussa d, CHICAGO. Ill.
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