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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-19

Joseph II. Beamer, Plaintiff,
vs..
James Doniphan. John Doniphan, T. E.
TOotle, Morris A. Reed, and John T.
Murphy, Defendants.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-19
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-19

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict. VI the State of Idaho. in aud for the
County OF Alturas.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-19

The State of Idaho sends greeting to James Don.
iphaD. John Doniphsn, r. E. Tootle, Morris A.
Reed, and John 4. Murphy, Defendants:
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Yesterday afternoon. from S 70 3
O'Clock. the little Misses sophie and
Hazsl. daughters Of Mr.. and Ars. u. NJ.
An,berg, entertained about uxty Of
their little friends az the family resi-
cenee, S. sAelden-st- A mandolin or
chsstra was in attendance. The child
rem passed the time loyousiy until ESQ
o'clock, when delicious suppsr Mas
served. After refreshments they
played the donkey" game, IN tUo ds-
VISIONS The following were awarded
prizes IN the first d,ylslon; Katie Nc
Coy, first prize; Nay Rosenthai, second
prize; Helen Moseiy and Mabel Pail
lips, booby prizes. la The second dlsi-
son the prizes were awarded rs follows:
second prize; Nellie Bevier. third prize;
Alice Ball and Helen Crosby tsooby prizes.
AS each lutte guest departed. a box OF
horizons MAS presented IS souvenir
OF the OCCASION. The following were
present; Anna Pierce. Jessie Leonard.
Jennie Leonard, Mamie Bartn. Jose
Barth. Florence Bedell, Florence Vii
cox, Dase Wllsinsky, Mabel Philllps,
Hattie BroHn, Helen Crosby. Bertha
seekei, Edith sseekei. Florence Lew,
Margaret Coiwell. Blriie Davis, Grace
Nan Tsssei, Aida Mlddlconlb. Nora
Judd, Helen Houseman, Katie Mccoy,
Jennie Wilcox. Maudc Wilcox. George
Thompson. Ida Manner, Pearl Me-
Gowan. Edith studiey. Blanche Manly
Anna Long. Aana Rindge, Alice Bad
Mary Cobi, blanche Mayhem, Nellie
Bevier, Cecil Hastings. Flora jacob,
Florence Godfrey. May Rosenthal
Louise Long, Marion withey, Ode
Born, Blanche Manner, lar.on Thomp-
son, Helen Mosely. corinne May. julia
Barth, Eugene houseman, Jni.us
Houseman, Harold Sears, Georgia God.
frey. Miss Sophie was assisted IN enter.
tanning her friends by the Misses Adele
Levi and Miliic Pierce.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
A GREAT WITNESS
Must Fever Run It's Course and
the Patient Lose His Life or
Get Well by Accident, and
DO Left With One or More
Chronic Diseases?

once attended the trial of man
for committing crime in Salem, Mass.
One of the witnesses, police officer,
heard the crime proposed and saw 1t
committed, and SO stated i'll his testi-
mony.
The criminals lawyer then asked the
witness: "ls it your duty as an officer
to hear crime proposed and see it
committed so as to be able to tes-
tfy against the criminal, or is 1t your
duty to stop the commission OF crime"
He was silent.
The Judge then asked the witness
"what was you doing while the crime
was being committed?
The officer stammered and replied:
"l-I was watching the case" This
reply created a sensation i'll court,
which it was difficult to suppress.
The best authorities ian old chestnut),
state that fevers must run their course,
and mention the time it takes reaction
to take place in the description OF each
fever.
All family physicians study the same.
or nearly the same. books; those who
believe in them, and cannot do any
better. have occasion to say, if their pa
tent does not die OF fever: my dear
woman, if 1t had not been for your
good nursing the patient would have
died, which was the only time mis- opin-
ion was correct from the time he first
saw the patient.
But what was the family physician
doing all those weeks?
Answer; Like the police officer,
watching the case.
AS long as you are sick in bed your
life is IN danger. Send some member
OF your family to DR.. S. Clay Todd 43
Monroe-st., room Grand Rapids Mich
igan, with a common description Of the
patients feelings and actions and he
will prepare the remedies that will get
the patient On his feet in day and q
half or two days no matter what physi-
clan says the case is hopeless.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Correspondence "a the istkskxs rkskfes
MAylASp. Mica, Jan. sal. n.
Turner, eur village postmaster. is talk
ING Of buying q stock farm. ii. Tier.
bers. Of Martin. sold SIX hogs. dressed.
TO j. {. leakey 4 Co, which weighed
ssss pounds. hendnok, II
Wayland, has purchased al eighty acre
farm near button. IA Kent county, and
has moved there 10 Revival
meetings are sslll IN progress. Air.
and Mrs. Frank Carr, ~ Holland, for-
merly Of Maryland. hurried thslr Young
eel child. a hrlgni little rll baby,
months old, OF Tuesday last.
Elias Pastor, ~ the Christian oaorch
~ Nayland, IS holding series OF meet
ings at II. LOUIS ia ,sfalloi county,
NJ. b. kawsOn and Dean Garrett, have
established a broom mandatory, aud
do coed work Miss Alta Siot kaaic
and Prof. 4. \. Looms. OF orsnd Rap
IDS. visited Nni. Slockdsle oStf Sunday
last.--joseph Marshall, farmer Of
East Hayland. Is selling of his prop
eits. aud will 20 10 st. Paul early IA
the spring 10 reside and work al hls
trade OF sione-cutting. lie ls n nns
man, a good citizen snd viii be- missed
10y his friends.-D. j. HersVy and
Chas. trnsoe are recipients ot Uncle
SANS generosity. Both are Old men
and Will appreciate the kindness ----A
good supply of iocs for lumber and
uAiber are being hauled 10 the Way
land saw-mlls--oar long spell of
pleasant weather and good whesllng
has taken ia departure, and NC have
rain and mud Tor change.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01


UNITED STATES Albert Morse ys. the
steam tug Alice NJ Campbell, ia adj
nliral.y; order OF distribution of pro-
oeeds OF sale.
CtRcvIr-Hon. Wnl. r. Grove. Judge
Helen NJ. Cfissn4an Us. C.ilzsns
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. etc.
assumpsit; trial 10 be resumed Ncdaes
day. Hon. Marsden - Bnrch. ia re---
John Rsuh -. North Park street Kali
way Company, trespass on the ease.
time TO settle b.ii IF exceptions eN-
tended until frs. day oil next term.
George Rouser We. same: same order.
supEMoR-Hop. Z. A. Burlingamc.
judge-Thc People VS.. Thomas Howell,
burglary and larceny; ARA gncd and
pleaded not guilty. The People Ne.
Wilkie Rogers, false pretenses, verdict
guilty, and sentenced TO the State
House OF Correction at 1onia for one
year and three months. IN REPETITION
of John J. De;ong, guardian Of Cofnc-
la and Sarah Nanstricn. infanis. for
order 10 sell real estate; ordered sold
for not less than tie snntof t2lo0. The
People Va Elizabeth johnson. larceny:
sentenced 10 the Detroit House 81 Cor
recflon for six months. The People -.
William Washington. burglary aiid lar
ceny; motion for new trial nrgued.
PRoBATE-Cyrus l.. PERI ms. judge
Estate of John Legs, decreased; ps.iitoa
for probate Of viii flied; hearing febfu-
airy %. Estate Of Peter 6asneT, de-
ceased: inventory filed. Aaron Norton
and John Whittier appointed commits
sioners on claims. Estate OF Charlotte
BeltiboDc. MINOR; Harrison Wilcox ap-
pointed guardian. Estate OF Henry X.
Crissman, deceased; adminisirsiof 8
first account tiled. Estate OF Moses
May. deceased; esecutor's annual ne
count flied. Estate OF soioula lleib-
meier, deceased, order closing rsiasc
against claims. Estate Of Claude Bar
her, minor. letters of guardianship 70
VIM. q. Barber.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
An Entertaining Hop.

Oriental Chapters hop, on Friday
evening, in Kennedy's Hall. was de-
lightful affair, and glorious success,
being the first of contemplated series
of entertainments to be given. Jude-
ing by the general hiIarity manifest,
every one present had glorious time.
Gen. VIM. =. Innes, j. ii. Walker and
several other well known gentlemen,
seemed especially to enjoy tripping
it," julius A. J. Friedrich got to tho
front as usual by rendering to the ladies
the free use OF !, Fischer Grand upright
piano for the occasion. Mr.. Friedrich
has made himself very popular with
the good sisters by his many kindnesses
during the fair and since, which they
will surely requite by generous pat
ronage. The music furnished was
Porter's orchestra, assisted by Mrs.
Herbert Heath at the piano, an irrisis-
tble combination that made nimble
heels galore, IN spite of dlgnitied reso-
lutIons. The hall was filled. Ice cream
and cake was served in the parlors.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

The Woman's Home Missionary
Society gave q free supper al the
psiiors OF The Park Congregational
Church Friday evening st6o'cloek. Mrs.
Deanison. president OF the society, pre-
sented very interesting paper IN ex-
planatlon OF the work aud character OF
the society. winch was we'll received.
Rev. Mr.. Powell gave a shorl talk o.
home missions IN happy and i8slfnC-
tive manner. Miss Florence Sonanef-
vile pleased all present. by her recila-
tons, whlch were remarkably well
rendered. There was good attendance
and every body seemed 10 enjoy ihefa-
selves socially and intellectually. Son.e
tine muse was rendered 10y iAo llga
school orchestra.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

hasser u. n. Is gpsng - pursas hst
slodseA
seEgesnt Larry c. lyon and Corpoul
N. q. Nctsnln. II ths sexentn C4sairy.
j. :. A, are IA the e;ss 80 spend =
fsenth'f iorioaxh With frss1Sx.
NJ. and Mrs. ". r. 1oarar are spend.
iax sunday villa Mr.. a. Z. Cooper, al
Lansing. They went down IL attend
ths fifheth anniversary ot Mr.. taspefs
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Elmmeamaa. at
Augusta. are IA the SaiS, lhe goosls II
Nj. aud Mia. PETER toppens. uf ss.>
Mtaxs ST. Mr.. ana Nrs. Zimmerman
leave tomorrow Tor hFlugcpors. Ala,
whew MI z. viii take charge of tie
American Handle tenpans's factory.
Ia WHICH he u partner With Mr.. Cop
penA-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
Few Day,sOn.

A jolly party of ladies and gentle
men left yesterday for Alma, for few
days OF rest and recuperation. They
are not inyalids in any sense, but like
manv-a-lnore of those who keep abreast
OF all that's going on, "A little tagged
and some'ot the worse for wear" All
are the better stayers, whether at work
or play, for an occasional rest. and TIE
brethren in New York, Philapelphia,
etc., have for a number of years taken
r short respite from social cxaciions by
hieing themselves TO the sea-shore,
where. though they remain indoors,
loungng IN sun parlors, breathing II
different air, rapidly overcome the
WEAKNESS that treads the heels or over
indulgence. 1t is simply out OF
the question TO get good rest ia the
midst of the attractions or distractions,
as you please, OF every day aifairs--get
away for few days-make business
OF dong nothing and it will brace you
up for the inevitable which awaits you
on your return home. The party that
went yesterday included among others,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. V. Agnew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Head. Mr.. and Mrs.
George DeHayen, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
Alden Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ;.
Morris. They Will be joined at Alma
by party from Saginaw.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
Rrirtt-Etliotf

Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Harry W.
Bright and Miss Mabel, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin V.Elliott, we're united
in marriage at the home of the brides
parents, III North Prospcct-st. The
ceremony was performed IN the pres
ence of the immediate relatives only.
at 4:30 O'Clock by Rev. j. /. Hustet.
The bride wore a handsome travelling
dress of green cloth trimmed with fur.
Immediately after the ceremony a de-
lIcsous supper was served, and later,
the happy couple departed for trip to
Nashville. They received many hand
some pre3ents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
Cupia's whispers.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley Moon, of
Muskegon, have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter Grace
TO Clarence Burckle Bearjsley, at
O'Clock Tuesday evening, st the NJ. L.
church. N Muskegon, reception viii
follow at the residence OF the BRIDE
parents, IS Harrison St. beginning at 5
O'Clock. Mr.. Beardsley is wealthy
voang business man Of Chicago, and
Miss Noon IS q beautiful young society
belle with many friends IN this city.
The young couple viii take up taeir
residence n Chicago after al extended
trip.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
THE SOCIETYCOLUMN
A Pretty Afternoon fecro and
Russian Tea
THE WEEKBoIHBUsY AID PLEASANT
TIE I>stes Ast<fsry Saas hsssrtsias il
90 VsussAsiy fis~>Ast snd isstrae~
tive AAnhsE --othsr Eseets 81
tssau Aied fss&s4f~

Thursday afternoon. Mrs ;. b. jerks,
of 100 WsshlAgton-st.. iavlted aam-
Der OF her lady friends Ia 10 play pro
gress.se pedro from 10 ) O'clock. The
handsome residence was prettily dec
grated with smilax and carnations, ana
was lighted with fairy lamps. Al i've
O'Clock Russian tea Was served IN tiny
cups, with cake and ice Cream. Mrs.
jerks MAS assisted an receiving by her
mother. Mrs. George Clay carried on
the first prize. and Mrs. NJ. {. Burch
took the second prize. There were
present Mesdames IA. +. seyerans, ".
;. Gum, j. c. Fitzgerald, Mary Nc
Quewan. Robert Sinclair. @. A. Ball.
Joel Merchant, &. ". Watkins. Wm. III.
Jones, III. +. Hastings, Thomas Peek
John Peck, George Perry, Henry
Baker, Daniel Mccoy, Charles ".
Aver, l.. ID. Eddy. u. L. Clay. Cyrus
Perkins, George Clay. sidney Ball.
Gregory, George ". Allen aud guest.
Mrs. Miller, George ". Allen. Jr.. >.
Powell. A. Vandenperg, Albert Avery.
Charles c. Rood. \. A. Earle, Frederic
Hoicomb, George X. Manew, l.. r. Pat
ten, George Raymond, NJ. Z. Bunch.
DIR. Shepard, ;. A. Norman, r. ID.
Barry, l.. T.. knappcn, Frederic Miller,
Henry Watson, L. ,. Freeman, l.. j.
kindge, Charles Deane.
MIR. and Mrs. jerks will give another
company Tuesday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
APleasant surprise

The friends of Mrs. A. S. Parish per-
petrated an agreeable surprise upon
that lady Wednesday evening by arriv-
ing in al entirely unexpected manner
to help her celebrate her birthday.
Progressive pedro was played, the
prizes being awarded TO Mrs. w. Il.
Weston aud Mrs. w. $. Emery. Mr.. S.
Kinnon and Mr.. n. Malloy. Refresh
ments were served.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
The SiIent sixteen.

The Silent Sixteen Club met Monday
evening, at the residence of Miss Elite
oswald, corner Second-ave. and South
Ionia-st. The impression seems to have
gone abroad that the club members are
deaf mutes. Such is not the case. The
name was adopted because il was in d.
rect contrast TO the practice Of the
members.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
MAKE NO ERROR!

IfyOu have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DIR. S.
CLAY TODD, 43 MOnrOe-st.
Room 4, Grand Rapids,
Mich. He will save You
much expense and loss of
time. DIR. TOdd's hospital
and other experience i'm
foreign countries, together
with his purely Vegetable
and harmless remedies, inn
ported directly from those
countries, and 2j years
special practice in the
largest cities in the United
States, renders him pecul-
iarly fitted for the work of
curing apparently hopeless
cases. DIR. Todd is i'm his
office from 8 i'm the morning
to Z at night. Every day
but Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
Crystal Temple Election.

Crystal Temple, No. %. has elected
the following officers: c. T., Miss Jen-
ME Lawson; z. c. T., Master Roy Evans;
V. T., Miss Coral Thomas; X. s., Miss
Bernice McInroy; A. S., Miss Jessie
Weeden; c., Miss Myrtle Myers; +. S.,
Master Robert Lawson; r., Master Leon
Myers; NJ, Master Allie Greenwood; D.
NJ, Miss Ethel Thomas; g., Miss Milly
Dorm; S., Miss Luna Chambers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
The snnfiouer Cluh.

SIR. and Mrs. A. ]. BOVINE entertained
the Sunfiowcr Pedro Club Friday even.
ing. First prizes were taken by Mrs.
Judge ChampIin and Mr.. j. l.. Wilkes;
consolation prizes by Miss Tolford and
ing of the club will be held at toe resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Norris.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
Tho Art Association.

The Art Association worked from
life Tuesday evening. The pose con-
sisted of young man and newspaper.
There was not window or table for
his feet, but q chair was near. The
subject for the next illustration, Fchru-
airy ~. is "A Sunny Corner" The ap-
pllcations for honorary and other menu
berships are coming in quite rapidly
now, which is pleasing featu.e-in
view Of the pending exhibition.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

wr. and Mrs. D&nsel NcCoy enter
ssired TIE PARIS Avenae Pedro Club,
Tsesdsy evening Prszes we're csfrIed
away ~ Mrs Alfred Barter saa Dr.
Graves.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

csy evening. 1T tbslr neu and eiegaa
ressasEee. 81 ksl<xg-st. pxexlessase
pedro bssag the feature IL tie evening.
Tee ladies' nrsI prsxe Mas woa ~ Mss
Jennat NelnIsre. II Ana AFtsor; second
prsse. By Mss kyA Muller. esentlenon's
nrss prize. Mr. ". {. kfsghtrxl. seeoaa
prsse. ~ Mr.. X. T. swsrsoat.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hughes Bali, nee
Perkins, will be rendered reception
Tuesday al the residence OF Mr.. o. A.
ball, LIS Westinghouse
Mr.. aud Mira. ID. L. Scribner, nee
Freeman, will be ST home 10 their
friends Thursday. February 5, from s
to o'clock, At u Prospeci-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
cnnia,s Whisners

Mr.. j. w. Hunter, of Cedar Rapids.
Ia, and Miss Anna shedding are 10 he
married this month.
Mss Grace IAiney and her guest, Miss
Bertha Parks. went 10 South Arm, Fri
day. Miss latney Is 10 he married
there today 10 Mr. Charles PARIS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Rev. r. G. Crawford was IS years Old
Wednesday. and n the evening large
nunabe~ Of his trends cane IN mex
pectesly % tender congratulations. A
more substantial gift vas II the shape
OF purse vel filed with monty
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Miss Nellie Brewer, of SIS South Divi-
sion-st., very pleasantly entertained a
number of her friends last evening in
honor Of her friends. Miss J. Maud
Mcknight, OF West Bsv City, and Mr..
Lincoln Rodgers, OF M1skegon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

he Custer Guard viii gre an IN
formal party at their armory sed1ss-
day evening. February 1. Good muse
vii be provided and pleasant tine IL
antsrzuaf ted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

The following cases Of contagious d.
seases were reported Yesterday:
Mrs q. n. Woodwork. % Bosiwick-
ST.. diphtberis; Iva Morton, 2s2 Cas-
ST., scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
al sir o.eloek rea

Mss Alice NsTtindale. of CORTLAND
ave-, entertained a nunter ct her
friends Wednesday evening ss go
O'Clock tea. She was ASSISTED ~ Miss
Allie Lohieil.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Ther 2. &. O. c. have issued invita-.
tons for their ninth select party % Re
given st Simmons Hall Wednesday
evening. February 4. Muse viii be
furnished by the Elite orchestra
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Ga Thursday evening the Select
social Ilae enioycd taeI weekly hop
af Ssmmoas' Hal Oh south baslkioa 81
About sxsy couples attended tAe party
and . most el5eysnls evening ~as
spess ss al preseat.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Mr. and Mrs. ;. A. Norman enter
tanned large company ~ progressive
pedro last evening, beginning al 100
O'Clock. Nine tables were played.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

toe rsGdsncs Of the president, Mn
AHA Stewart. - sscAsnoss-si- 1ns
naelnteFs CT Mstsoa and Chznaklia W
Il q arr SaS1ied-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Hervey, the Jeweler. is Offering
special bargains IN Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry and silserware. he has sust
received q new and complete variety
al handsome. late styles. st eCansi-st.
special attention pad 20 repairing of
watches ty 81 experienced workman.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
AIat,ls Party.

Mr.. j. u. farr entertained quite .
nunlber Of his friends Friday evening
Ia honor Of Miss j. Maud Mcknight, OF
Bay CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

wednesday evening Nlsses Minnie
and MINNIE Morse. Of coss-ave-s enter
tanned pedro party IA honor OIL theif
guest, Miss Nellie Idle, Of Loekpoft,
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

We are now moved into Our new
store, 2O-22 North Dirlsion-sa-, New
Botsfor1 building. and are prepared 20
shuw complete line IT everything IN
millinery. Cor1.. KEo1I A Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

From any head, lung or throat trouble.
We woul5 advise you 81 investigate the
method OF treatment used at tise Inst
fute. 12e south pIvIson-Es.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
Lsss chssce Of Bargains ~ Bsn sse
Houpets

Woe Velvet Hats, a. trimmed. for
sl-z5, t5.5e and s2.oo. Trimmed Beaver
end Felt fats Tor 81 -, $50 and $40:
All Hets, trimmed or untrImrItd, VIII
be sold regardless II cost. Vow, t'iis
j. TIE last chsDce for the public " g''t
cheap Hats OF Bonnets. s. ! have 70
close NJ very soon fof fehsfrg The
store. Cali at once and oorstfDoe rour-
self OF the above facts. n y Cansi-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Dr. ard Mrs. 4. ", Pat entertained
about tt.srty OF thsx frseads Weaass-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

TIE ladies' of Custer VI. 2. c NJ
give BE socasl Thursday evening" at
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
Grain. Fioar and Hse<s.

wheat-White. CSC = basnels Red. sie y
blsaei.
tarn-5oe a bushel.
Corn Neai-s.zto r ton.
No. feea->-s0 90 3 ton.
No. feed-szz 10 v ton.
Niddlings-s-l.6 90 b toa.
Bran--.sD09 d ton.
Flour--Lily White. fs-ot; Patent $50 =
hundred
Oats-45e . bushei.
kye-salc p bushel.
Eariey-si 1t@Ls0 q aaadrea.
t4oser-s4OceJA-5 d bashel-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

rverv ssck 81 LILY WHIT flour
has picture Of our mill None genuine
without u.
vxIAx1 CIrT HrIz1Ss %.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

So suits for So, al the week al Shat
tuck a 1rowbridge's. "A Monroe-et.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

The cra,d gatids Jnspirstory 1rsr-
tute has removed ~ - south D1risicD-
ST, corner Cherry
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

SIS suits for s25. ali TINS week ct stst
tuck 8 TTowDridgs's. - Honroe-st