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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

The story Is told OF German, who took the
hn,,de Of his clock to the maker to have them
6xed. because they did not keep proper time.
az conrne. the clock maker demanded the
sroris, as in them lay the trouble. Boih and
hIntches pimplee and other eruptions on the
exterior tell Of 3 disordered condition Of the
blood within. II you have these indications,
b wise in time, and take Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t puts the liver and
Kidneys in good working order, purfnee the
blood. cleanses the system from all tmpur1-
tea from whatever cauee arising, and tones
up the functions generally.
'Goldep Medical DiscOvery cheeks tho
fri9htful inroads Of ScrOfula, and, II taken
IN lime arrests the march OF Consumption OF
the Lungs (which IL LunG-scrofula), Pur1nes
and enriches tho blood, thereby curteg Al
Skin and Scalp Diseases, Ulcers, Sores. swell
inas. and kindred ailments. II Is powerfully
tonic Is well as Alternative, or blood-cleanang.
in its effects, hence it strengthens the system
and restores vitality, thereby dispelling al
thoee languid "tired feelings" experiences
by the debilitated. Especially has It mani
tested it's potency in curing letter, Salt
rheum. Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils. Carbunc1es'
Sore Eyes, Goitre, or Thick Neck, ana En-
hrged Glands. =,
blood and lung remedy, SOLD BY druggi@s,
and guaranteed by its manufacturers, TO 40
an that it is claimed to accomplish, or money
paid for it will be promptly refunded.
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AeSOC1A.
TON, Manufacturers, No. 683 Main street,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-03
NOTICE.

Walter Clark and Thomas Taeue having
purchased the interest Of Albert W. COM
stock, deceased, of the late Arm Of Com
stock, Clark 4 Co., doing business in
ketchnm. Idaho. the name and style Of the
firm Of Clark 4 Taeues vim pay al debts
and collect all bills Of tina late firm 81 Com
stock, Clark q Co. =
CLARK 4 rAGUE.
ketchum, Idaho. March 5, tso0,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-03
The keystone

u
AND
n@OSnI DANES,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-03
Democrat.

In the London Spectator it 10 stated
that E. I. Chaplin, by hypnotizing lay
in9 hen, induced her to sit on = numt or
Of eggs until chickens were hstched.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-03
Application for Patent.

=. AASSsAs VII, AuAh mo-
'lrst publication, October ~. 1850.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

Olympia. and Toklas & kaufman Of
Spokane Tie new block IS the hand
soonest and most substantial one in town.
and their tine stores present truly mag
nl6cels appearance This il the frs
csiek business block built on the Hsrbor.
4 Is the finest outside the LARGEST cities
and = the pride Of Aberdeen II slxaO
ieet- Two stories high, fronting on Her,u
street on the corner Of G, and cast. as il
stands. So. 0O0. The whole front nav
De said to be one continuous show win
dow q massive plate glass besutifuIlx
dressed, and attracts the attention az the
passer-by by day, and also bv nivbt
when the whole establishment i hr;l-
liantiy lighted by electric lights a,vr..-
gazing 6ss>andle power. Two stores-ona
Tor ladies and the other for pentBemen,s
goods-are partially separated by pillars
and shelves. but with connecting arches
AZ either end and in the center The fin
lshIng OF the shelves, counters and cash
desk are OF native spruce and ce,1sr
nisniy Polished Each class Of goods i
arranged IN its own particular dep,,t-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31
ToKLas & KAUFMAN
DIT Goods. C1cc.-z ard Fz---z-S-s
headquarters Fc- Al Grzyz

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fus5z.serszs and co1nz@rcSzl ezseEprlsss q
tn eis5es CIV x sEse GrzTs hz-bcr enor-
nv i = necessary 70 se1erS seP-@seEsE4-
siE= fassTrusiors and eszzbsEsh1ezfs- and
curszsser n0-e Earf5rzEzriv tlsc=e Escse
-z,<-,zsz has made tfss-3 C1EsEHlcz1oE2s- and
zzsrs=,s IL tI8eEz : TEonsIne1ee Il the Eoz--
cnn.sEs h5sen<T os the ncs1hEest- With
r-s1rE % - Esl-kooEn bozss -
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III F,azse : IN zEliatior. wIth rh@
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31
Simple Cure for Diphshs-=a-

Inc editor Of the SeieHtifie American
Suggests the following remedy Ecr diph-
thezIa and expresses the wish that IT
might have sufficient trial to prove its
usefulness 1t Is SIMPLY that raw arlIcrl
be placed in 4 handaee and b beaten
into pllp; The cloths containing the
onion, juice and al. should be placed
about the throat and wall up under the
ears Renewal nav be made a often as
the mass becomes dry. In most eases
noticed the results were almost magical.
deadly pain yielding In short time to
sleepy comfort
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

north Of Aberdeen and small section Of
ecEnIry scuth OF the hzFho-: OF this there
i YET ! large amou1s 1nCeeupies!- Actual
possession Il the only title obtainab-e 70
unsuTveyed lands. bat the settler n good
faith has no trouble 10 hold his elm.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

Carter Harrison, Chiezgo's ex-Nayor,
has fortune Of more than 81 600 900.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

the accessibility df the hzrhor ports %
the OCEAN, the tOEsge rates arg much less
ior 3 vessel bogn5 from this CITY than f1x
one hound frUm Portland O. ports on
Puget sound The soEage rates on the
hzrb1E for lumber laden vessel i fifty
eents per tis0nzzzd feet Of lumber fo- in
AMI OEs t0w, and twe1tv cents per ton f0r
ins0ning freight, while the to<age rates
On tie SerEd are much larger, a. the dis
saHes 10 be tEzve-Sed : longer
Tie insurance rates on lumber and
zerchandise leaving the hzrbax ports arr
li<eEise lover than the sound rites On
the Eams c4rgnes- The highest rate from
Grzys har5or 70 San Frz-cIscO beiDg
-taFee-quarterz per cent lover than
the lowest schedule Eztes from Puget
Sc1rd, the lurnher rates being also three
quarters per cent in favor a Grzys
barber.
Fisheries zzd Canning
Here i an industry that brings thou-
sands d dollars every year, and employs
quite force Of people, while yet it Is
only II il infancy Our fish consist of
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

ls-- -4-A- = tE4lENl. &I RI $500 ~
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

Mr.. Crisp will keep ad me e
iul new gavel made q g. sond 81
with gold. Auuo
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31
AUGUST < a

Fashionable xee)-'
CdAiG
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

id : zso1zh- Alz9ss xzE rzZ1e- q II
staz-rsss q tbs Es5 cza E1d Es11 s1'-E-
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

= IL esrzys hzrher c1EntrT si'sss :
1=--I- G;~vz-vuenr EznI 70 Be taken up-
exerz 2 -Esz un=1-vs9esi 1siszri-t= % TIE
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

The ire department; Of the city Is
thoroughly organized and equipped. the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

The first Grand Army post in New
Mexico was organized at Santa F-. Wed
neslay, October ., 1867, with the follow
ing named charter members, viz: II
u, Heath, David A. Shultz, II Il Whit
ing. Jose ID, Sena, VIM. Breeden, II. NJ.
DAVIS, Samuel Is. Wheelock, Thomas V
k.ams, Thomas =. Tucker, John +
Wheelock, Charles G. Byerp, Geo. I
Martin and John r. Cole.
This post was known as Mcltae post
No, ], department Of New Mexico, q. A
r., and within the next few years the
following nimei posts were organized
AMI mustered; Wingats post, No, .
Dodd post, No 3. and Mcpherson post
No. 4. Those who served Rs department
commanders we're Cen. H. II. Heath
Capt. Henry NJ. Davis and Gen. q. A
Smith. Undsr their ministration New
Mexico was n provisional department
until MA, when all the poa,s were die
banded In 1881 the Grand Army work
was revived In this territory aud Carleton
post ard Others were organized, and the
work gwen fresh impetus under the
Influence Of the late Gen. Atkinson as de
partment commander.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
Carbinr som srutien.

The twelve hIghes; scoscs at the pre-
limlnary carb,no cavalry competition m
Aug H., at For. Wipgats, resulted M
follows: Foley, private, "a reg. troop c.
100; isosenbcrry, corporal. third regi
meut, troop q, ijs; Carter, second heu
tenant third regiment, troop q lj6i
Simpson, corporal, ihlrd regiment, troop
|, l5j, Henry, sergeant, second regiment
troop T., l55; Durholz, sergeau,, second
regiment, troop ID, l5i; Andrews, cor,
poral, third regiment. troop Il, l5i; Leh
mann, sergeant, third regiment, troop X
l52; Heard, frat lieutenant, thlrd rrgi
ment, troop X, l5l, Finnigan. corporal
tenth regiment, troop A, lao; Ford, ser.
geant, tenth regiment. troop II, it7; Far.
rlnghy. corporal, second regiment, troop
G, li7.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
THE BEST wEmNSH.

Whatever ctltlCsms may bc made upon
our other claims, those ~ w that live
here know that in thus part ~ the Rio
Grandc valley W. have the best climate
IA the world u climate that vii. keep
those we'll that are ia health, aud will
restore t. health those who are suck.
Our claims IN this regard do not rest
alone IN our own opinions, but are sub.
stantiat'd 10y ia" judgment ~ all those
from abroad Who have been here 10 see
Tor themselves
Statistlcs gathered from the officers ~
the United States show that thrf" nrr ut
this time moro than ,if,..n millions ~
p'op!o in this country WHO Hr. afflicted
with lung troubles ~ som" form or
other, and sine" the rlu,h," ~ this Vi.
cinlty Is better than that ~ amy other on
tho continent for people ~ ihIs class,
why not press this point vigorously upon
the attention o' people abroad a i leave
other features To- come aitrrwHrI,?
We believe that Albuquerque IL n
great place Tor IA man who h"slr,H 10 au
into man u'actutirg - any kind. aud We
believe, also, that It Is grand Ipca'un
for Que Who desires - - into mercantile
business 81 any kind; bat We know /, il
q gpod place Tor uerson to come 10 Who
is afflicted with any kind u lung disease.
IN l,s earlier stages. Trcn Why 20, turn
our attention to that feature which We
are sure Of, rather than g. ,Eosc which
there might bs doubts nbout: Let us
advertise the climatic advantages u Al.
6uquerquc all over the country and make
this the greatest health resort IN the
United states.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

| Ih.rs has i...n IA ,,,..i ,i.f,l 80 t,lL "a,
nil ,h. n.,c,s ,I.,n, vl.,.s,,., .,,,..i
| MIR RoL,n.ur n. u,,,.r,I ,,,o,,,.t ID, H.,
Atlantic A Pacific. and the sun,,,,,s,p,
that ,mm.dintrl, rrur.tp,. ,,, ,,,,,l, -
| Albu,u.r,ur. ..r,,. ,,,,,. ,t,,.,,l,
inter, ~, If n, the matter than npy other
community Wr Ln,. ,,n,. =, ,,,.,.,,
ul,eI tho Atlanta, 4 p.,,u,, .s nm, ,,.j
' and very rrrrc Il, ,o,. h,raus. fins Nm.
ALWAYS h,,uiis npI ,h.,pl,
| blu tuaprni iI,.up. Rat, yl,.v,, ,,,.,
! ur,.,d Ia ,l.r u,a,,u.,,r,,,, v,.r.n, ,,.,
| assut,d that u,tl,t... b,, d,r.t, IA,
injury ~ AIbuuurryu,. t.,,u.. Ia, f...
turns, from ,cur ,u ,,,f ,uN, shaun,
such rnpid ami rrs...,r ,,,,o,.r.fn.
Iur.s here thatlt.,t,t.r.,.,tc,r-t,,, ,, ,l.
cumiap, tnd,V.,iry,r = san ii, '.,.t,r
aud encourage the trade u this torrt
| Railroad. ar, not y.,,,r.I Ia, ,n. r,,
snnal liko. or dislike. u. ir.,L.. pyi T.,
| busu,.g gr.usrI,r,t..us mat ,,t,.,i,.,..,,
has .hawn the \t..t.. 4 p,,,u. r..,I,.
| u. at ~ NIH|l.u o. IHHs 'l|.t ftHr 7 .Ia
! an, ,lhts &. ..ryuir ,..o.lt,..,.t. = N...
| qurrqur.
ilcu.u.. .p...s.i.,. ..,....,,. l, r,,.,I
| H. the hiutr u,ui,a.y,i.,I, ,, r.n r....d
~ s,hntuWlIIAr.ir tl,,. hnpd. r, Mr.
| A. Robinson. srr.id,i.. ptr.,i,.,.t .,,,i
general manager - tI,. At.r..ur. I,r,..,
! n Sa.tn rr. Iar Atlantic 4 Pam. =
nuS "A part u that .,.,.u,. ntt tt.r. nr,
very man, uul slruuy ,t,unt,,,,. IN
favor ui having the entire ,,.t,.u under
one mauay.m.ut. i'm, IN. ,nlu ,l,,,
putting th, nm, under the rt,r,, ~ m.
ma,nr,r ar su,,r,,t,,I,.r, - ,n,
Southern C,ltfuruin c.,mru,.y. II .,rus
tn W, Is entirely without au, ,n,u ,,uu
da,on. IT, p,I H., S,uth,.u Culi,uru,.
under the ching, Of Atlu,t,, 4 p,r,t,
officials, would toe entirely r,asopnble.
but 10 t,y,r,, th, u,d.y mud m.k, n =.
Atlantic a Pacific unicials AN annex 10
Southern Cal,furnia. would II, "A very
striking rase OF Ia, tull wnvv,,y ,L, d,,
But wLntey.r tLc uutrun, of IN. uu,,,,
may be. Alhuuu.ruue hns nothing ,n
fear; ~ cuntsr, Wo would much ri,t,r "a
| bny, the tnud uud.r ~. ,,In,y,, 80 n ,,,,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
rr.sb,,-rIa. statistics.

New York, Aug. IA Rev. William
Henry Roberts, -. D., the stated clerk of
the General Assembly OF the Presby'
terlan church has oomplsted the compl
la,,on ~ the statistics presented hy the
delegates OF the last meeting ot the gene
raj ASA mbly in Detroit, and the result
vii be sent out t0 the various Presby
terlss % III. country this week. Tho re-
port will show that there are now ia this
couu'ry &c, 7yG communicants reporting
to the general assembly an increase %
:hlr,y one thousand during the past
year, There are also 70.070 churches, an
increase ~ i76. The number OF Sunday
school teachers has Increased IN the
same period by 3,2l7, making n grand
total ~ May last ~ GSl.,isl The Pros-
byterlan church is liberal with It's mon
ry, as Witness the fact that during the
pAat year its contributions exceeded four
TEN millions u dollars. Twenty two
thousand adults aud tsenty sir thousand
infants we're baptized during ths year.
Mrs, DIR, Moore aud daughter, Miss
Oreta. of Lawrence, Kansas, are visiting
tho parents Gf Mra Moore, Major w. A.,
Rankin and wife. The visitors will 70
main over the heatsd tsrm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15


El Pnso does not appear to take kindly
to suggestion, made tirst, We believe. in
these columns that the convention which
wilt assemble IA that town on tho 2ist
~ September to consider the extension
oi the Denver h RIO Grande NJ well as
the project for the construction ot a road
between FL psso and Trinidad. Both
projects could he considered in tie one
convention without conflicting With each
other. III Paso IL interested in both
roads, Tor II needs both of them But
~ the people ~ ~ Paso called the con
yention, nutsidera should not try To force
themse ves into IL against their will.
We, therefore suggest 10 the people OF
AIbuquerquo that they invite tho dele.
gates whom Denver and Pueblo Will
send t. IL Pnso To stop In Albuquerque
Tor the purposo of meeting delegates
from Santa fc, Albuquerque, Los Lunas.
Spr"rro md Las Cruces H. considering
the project Tor the extension ot the Den.
yer y R,n Grandc
II III Paso does rot want the larger
convention, waich the confederation OF
both projects would bring together. Il
ought not 10 be forced I, receive It. Bnt
t" Denver man, It looks rather pccu.
liar that the people OF FL Paso do not
ca;, ex,eud"a welcome to Santa Fe
and /, RIO Grande valley towns s- more
especially since tho eSt-nson Of the Rio
Grande would be- ~ enormous benefit To
their city. Presumably, the I'll Paso
people know what they are after. but
this is not the way that Denver would
act under similar circumstances. Den.
Yer Repp bIican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
NATIONAL -N>iTAHiIu
Dr DAatrr We'll PLEASED with Hi-
Visit TO the Mountains

Dr Dautrt wrut to Camp NhltcOmh
yesterday morning III company With a
.rmmt'r, from ths Commctr1al club,
aud spent most ~ the day nj that popu
lar mountain trsurt having an excellent
opportunity g. Judge from practical ~
prr"nre - tie character ~ the AR and
water, as we'll aa a ,hauc" To- talk with
pnttents who have teen say ng thcr" lot
some time The doctor cNpteseaj hiG
srl' perfectly satisfied with the conditions
exciting there, aud thinks the advantage
ot mountain resort ~ that kind ~
convenient To town adds great deal to
the value ~ Albuquerque H. tho proi'er
point for National Sanltarlum. There
are number ~ cousumptlNc patents no "
at Camp, Whltcomb and the doctor spent
much % the time - his visit ~
con puyersaton with them informing
himself as 10 the effect .of the
climate IN different cases Every one
vho had b>en there Tor any length
of time, stated that his health was i'm
proving, and that he Was growing stronger
aud the actual experience of the
pat iIcnts themselves IL worth more than
any amount ~ theory. The only obJec.
tlon hc ex resscd to u mountain location
VAS the fac: that thsr. WAS 30 little
opportunity there Tor giving tho patients
useful employment. and thus, he thinks,
IL one of the most important considsra.
restore consumpiivs patient 10 com.
paratlve health unless you can give HIM
-omo employment that will keep his
mind un hls physical troubles. This IL
why the doctor Intends 10 advise the
association which he represents Ia
secure tract ot land IN the
valley or on the mesa II water can
be had aud DIVIDE II into small
tracts of two 10 four acres each, TO In
devoted - fruits and vegetables, and
put family on each tract, THIS would
give the patients the benefit o! the eli,
matte conditions ss well, ~ something
to occupy bis attention i. would keep
his mind away from his disease, would
keep him out IN the mir, aud would also
make hlm, IN whole or IN part, self sup.
porting and % "A majority OF patients
the last named point would he n very
important consideration.
DR. Danter IL u hard man " interview,
and keeps his own counsel 81 closely
tina, il IL very difficult for q representa-
tive ~ the press to find out anything
about his intent ons, but the fact that
h. pen, nearly n week at Albuquerque,
whlc hs has not remslu.d nj any other
prnt more than u day Is well II IL slg
n,ican,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
rms RAILROAD CONVENTION

Santa Fs joins heartily with Albu.
qu.rqu. 10 the movement Tor u cDnven
ton IA, this plac. IN favor o' theeStension
- the Denver a Rio Grand- into the
lower RIO Grands valley, and ws have
every reason Ia believe that similar 70.
ports will come from all the other towns
Interested IN the matter M soon as We
have time to hear from them. The peo
pie u all those towns 10 he affected 10y
tic proposed extension are deeply inter
esiel IN the movement, and We do not
s.e any reason why the convention at
Albuquerque on tue 18th Of S-ptemba'
should no, bc one Ot the best and mos,
Influential meetings. ever held ~ the
tSrrIlOTy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
dc, an Exhibit, Tor the Fair.

The county and the city Of Santa Fe
| must be creditably represented at the
coming territorial fur at A,J., ,stque;
the Indications are that the attendance
,,ha, be very large and that people from
s;o, parts of New Mexico and eastern An.
uh.,na will take part or attend the fair be-
,s., les during the far the convention OF
For publican league clubs will I've held,
,h,rso the railroad convention to take
race, to consideration the extension OF the
h,cLs suvsr & Rio jrands via Sants Fe,
,iJ rr.ilos, S.n Pedro and Albuquerque
s.cn, the Rio Grande and thence south.
vh.tis county can make very superior
OF It's magnificent aud rich
alou,s, its Hoe anthracite aud bituminous
dre s,ls, It's tioe superb fruits Of oil descrip.
colotns aud its garden truck and cereals.
timed to work and got up the exhibit
are ~ Mexican.