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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-08-15
George and walthall Garry Oktibbsha.
Special to Times.Democrat.

Special to Times Democrat. a.
STARKEv1LLE, AUG. s.-The Oktib-
oeha county primary was held yester-
day, and the returns this morning show
g complete victory for George and Wal
thall and sound Democracy. The vote
was taken direct for United States SEN
ators, and George led the ticket with
200 majority over Barksdale. The west
ern part Of the county was considered
strong for the sub-treasury, and the
large majority for George is but anoth-
er evidence that such tickle schemes
will always go down before good judg-
ment and sound Democracy. Gen.
Georges friends are jubiaant over the
Washington, the anti-suhtreasury cam
didate for the twenty-third district, has
9 handsome majority in the county.
DR.: A: Fl. Rice, from the eastern district,
and G. B. Hannah, from the western
district, both staunch George men, are
nominated to the lower house of the
legislature. This has been one of the
hottest campaigns in this county for
years, but peace and harmony prevail
In the ranks of Democracy.
C0pish County Gives George Four More
~ Votes.
...,"..
HARELHURsT, Miss, Aug. 11.-The
official count Of the vote of this county
shows that George carried the county
by Y majority. The race for Wal
thall's place will be run over between
Lewis and Hooker, as neither received
a majority of all the votes cast There
is little doubt but that Hooker will be
the choice Of the county. The vote
was as follows: George, 1886; Barks-
dale, 1853; Lewis, 945; Hooker. S34;
Walthall, sos: Stone, 100. The race
for State senator will also be run over
in the second primary between r. B.
Mayes, anti-sub-Treasury candidate,
and T. J. Millsaps, subrreasury candi-
date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-29
iraln and Cotton Exchange.
BICHM0ND, VA, October 2s, 1891.

BICHM0ND. VA, October 2s, 1891.
OFFERINGS.
Whost-3 l1i bushels.
Cons lsl bushels.
Oats-20ol bushels.
Meals Dushels.
SALES.
Wheat-I.20s bushels.
C0Tn-ig42 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat-Longberry. al TO sf05; mixed, ssc 10
al0t: shortlerry. &c. 10 sl.04; No red. sl.O3.
Corn White. Virginia, new. &c. 10 Csc; No.
sWhite 6ac. 30 .0c., no. mixed, &c TO CSC.
O6ts-NO. - 3fc TO &c; No. 8, sac. TO $50
winter FOR seed, &c TO SOC.
kve-a-c 20 CSC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-29
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
Latest News About Wheat, PrOYlSl0nS
and Stocks
WHEAT, CORN, OATS and PORK.
u..,v Heoeipt, Cause the Market to be quiet
but Firm-Buils at First DePre''o"' 'u'
Ansrv.rd, reel BETTER Securities

C,.,,oc Oct Especial l-Lsmson BIOS q
coz Grain letter reports that tho plSclo "A'o''
- ,bo speculative sea were disturbed 10y TWO
- ti,sof information. The first was me
,..s.,rsot roport. which caused the stocks OF
-, east and west OF the Rockies 90 increase
ahslf millions for the w6eh. Tho
,..,.o5.ote effect Of this was 60 cause decline
.-,r.,e. December selling az e3itc. The bulls
- .er, much dorrosscd. but Prime soon came
IN. rescue I'm one OF his periodical reports
t,s.vs. There hasnot been nme u inc niS-
f NV lie when the general tone OF the re-
iO.. .,nter wheat has been a poor as 10 y
if.v Prices Immediately resl phdeu. WI. ..
.snfu Y 60 and closing at "t1 "a
soaking the market IN WHet, - a.. 90, risiLlo
10 would suggest that 80 i'hE a. ~" - ,h'S
.l,. IA iiaD'e 10 increase some TWO OF 'uie9
~. Ion pcr week FOR the ~ sem, we 49," ...r
fIuk II better judgmen. 90 sec u We ,V,,' In. -
ket Che wheat ~ nave Sr6ere has hecn
feure much on the new cIoi-. lNiito ~ 80
- troi ri short selling caused nv me Nail-
-. thsf have been aNOtt IN mo Dear
interest and any chan4e ID ''S ,s freely
VIZ. ~. st1 IN the same condition as pre-
,i ~....r+cI stocks are light aud the IN
,reeti1n OF the news crop - sun III uouD.' ny
fsnlenrg Of the speculative trade Is 10 oFerseIi
go. ,..,,.,th Pa mouth aud not seeing Rny I'M
1r.3i,te profit find themselves buying III al Z
TO-" ,,..s a.,ii.,o.. - ,,,o
ht lar
~f.-n fraie have due eject upon prices,
ir,ce. Of pork being as low to-day as they have
t,at an, time. American logs are numerous,
e.oeeru.ntly not as valuable a. they would be
y thsrc we're not 50 many Of them. Oats are
Cio.Ing board cables: Paris, wheat. ,20s3oc.
lower: Hour. 30@sc. lower. Liverpool, sgot'
I'D, lower; futures. A@lgd. lower. Berlin
wheat ss9l4m. higher. London, wheat IN
changed r..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an increaSoin wheat East
AMI Vest Of 5.5l1.1oJ.
The following is the report Of the United
Press: ,
ported heavy freight engagements a. Ne" loIA'
receipts. SO cars. ,...t
Corn-Corn was strong on higher Liverpool
quotations. and closed with gain OF '4si'fc''
receipts. 2lt cars. . ,.,
cars -...:, ~. .
last fow minutes Of the session, when they
nrmed mo r little in symlat hy with wheat ah9
corn Lard closed 5o &c lower PUT por am
riIs recovered the early loss and closed IN
changed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-29
Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Mp, Oct 2s-Flour steady and
unchanged: receipts. 6,6SO barrels: shipments.
N9 barrels; sales 6@j barrels. Whoat-No. 2,
LOl54. December. tlo31seS i03,4; January, slO484
4!.O5' May eLlO; steamer No 2 red ND
F94Si receipts, $3.50 bushels: shipments, 81. 58S
pusheis Southern wheat easy; Fultz gsc IA
tV5' longDerry slSf03 Corn, mixed strong;
spQI, elc.' year, 1880; January. 5g6ab.Isc. (:
IeDIuary, o36@534c; March, - asked re-
t4les. 1900 bushels; Southern corn steady:
"hlle' b,@,O,.; yellow dull Gia64ISc. Oats
lulet ana steady; No white Western 3, lICs 3sc.
ssH9y'c.; receipts, Iisa bushels: shipments
!o3'sH 10 heis. Hay fairly active; good sl3x
- tram freights active; steamer 20 Liver
POoL per uHsho l. sd; Cork for orders, per
ppueIef, - oiLCotton nom ma ~ dfliDg Sac
fToysions steady. Blu or ) eady and IN
ssAhxsa Eggs active and unchanged G fee
A'"i bto eArgoes, fair, l6>sc; No. 2. i3c Sugar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-29
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RIoHMoSD. Va. Oct. s2.-No offerings Of tobac-
cos at auction on Change to-day.
Private sales reported TO tho secretary At
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: Wrappers, JOS
hOgsheads; filters. 10; cutters. Z; smokers, 20;
scrap, z; dark leaf, G. Total, 49,
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day
Inspections bright rs hogsheads; reinspec-
tions, bright, hOgsheads: dark, bogsheads.
Farmer 5, Virginia. Al shany. Old Dominion
Meals layenports fIanters, ShelDuTHes,
ShOckOo, and ScabrOOkes tobacco warehouses
report to-day Receipts, &c packages, deliveries.
lO4
United States internal revenue collections for
the city OF Richmond. Va. to-day are as fl
lows: lax paid cigars ana cigarettes, sl,275sO.
a paid plug baccOs. q, l26sl Total. S34Q2sl
We heartily congratulate our Messrs j. D..
wilson, Son Co. upon their receiving the
highest premium at the Virginia state Agrlcui-
tufal all to-day. for the largest aud finest OK
hlhlt Of Louisa and Caroline sun-cured tobaccos:
These gentlemen make = splendid display OF
these world famed tobaccos, and point with
coinmendab le pride 10 the gold medal awarded
them Al the Paris Exposition Uniyersalle IN
1859 Tor tie best and finest exhibit of virginia
snn-cnrrd tOuaCcOs NJ that great World tMr.
we loci sure that II the fine chcvs OF lill,
ll0ncoch, Pace Tobacco Comp any and Hickok
Wade from these t0baccOs had been sold at the
Paris Exposition the French and their visitors
would nave cen raised 10 the seventh heaven,
anu would have been willing 20 make oath they
were fee4lns upon tie ambrosia OF the gods.
Colonel ID !. Cooper Of Henderson. n. G.. and
Messrs j. n Currin, John Webb and John
Meadows Of oxford were in Richmond to-day
making the Office OF our Mr. Maurice T. Smith
their headquarters.
There Was a very good sale at satisfactory
prices at Davenport tobacco warehouse TO day.
Upon visiting Planters tobacco warehouse
We found what the Immortal Barnnm would
have Gale truly a Happy Family"-farmers
and IroDretors all pleased withlthe days work
and It's results.
The Tobacco Exchange viii be closed to.mor.
row Thur day October 29th, by order Of the
Trade.
\ Jofress Chase City: q. M. Vim. Jr.. ir-
xii Anderson, Palmyra; John W; Ladd, Cob
ham; w. ID. Judkins, Danyllle; A. J. Cobb, North
NJ Howard Powhatan: L. G. Anderson. Louisa
y. !. Luke, Durham; h. Il. White. W. A. Bob
bett, Oxford
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-29

steady and unchanged Peanuts unchanged
Copper firm. Whisky firm and unchanged.
Stocks--Nirginia ton-forties. ~ bid; threes
g. Northern Central bonds 69s70. baltimore
and Ohio Southern irsts. lOolSdiQlia. baltimore
and Ohio incomes. sltf bid. Baltimore and
more and Ohio consolidated stocks 45l49f5t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-29
KICHMOND sTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND. VA. October rs 1871

sAIEs.
900 Virginia registered per cent at esSl'
Board adjourned until Friday, October co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-29
LINcrnooi Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. Oct 2s-Spot cotton dull. Mid
cav: October November, 4 $500: Novem-
ler-Decemher. 81 6i: DecemberrJanuaIy'
l0-Gf: January February Z 42-6i; fepruary@
March 44Ce4
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-09
a SAWYER - wings.

The bill Of . mosquito is complex
institution. Ii has blunt fork at
the head and is apparently grooved.
Working through the groove and
projecting from tho angle Of the fork
10 lance OF perfect form, sharpened
with fine bevel. Beside it tho most
perfect looks like . hand saw. On
either side Of the lance two saws are
arranged, with the points fine aud
sharp and the teeth we'll defined and
keen. The backs OF these saws play
against the lance. When the mos
quito alights with its peculiar hum, it
thrusts its keen lance and then en-
largss the aperture with the two saws
which play beside the lance until the
forked bill with its capillary arrange
msnt for pumping the blood can be
inserted. The saving process is
what CRATES upon the nerves of the
victim and causes him to strike wildly
II the sawyer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-09

Unless one is actually brought into
business relations with the great sci.
ence of modern warfare. it is difficult
to conceive OF the terrible power OF
the latest and largest guns. These
engines OF destruction, weighing no
tons, hurl projec,ils of solid steel
sixteen inches in diameter and nearly
four feet long at a velocity of 2,079
feet second. When tested recently
ons Of these guns sent shot through
twenty inches OF steel armor, eight
inches OF iron, twenty feet Of oak,
Eve feet of granite, eleven feet OF
concrete and three feet OF brick.
Comparatively, a locomotive weigh.
ing 100000 pounds would have to
spin along the tracks At the rate Of
l35 miles an hour to strike a blow
equal to that project,le. Think OF
the damage wrought in . railroad
collision where the train speeds along
at the rate Of thirty miles an hour,
and one may calculate the destruct.
ivensss OF modern ordnance.
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EVERYTHING FlRST-CLASS.
SheTiH's s ale.

Charles Small vs.. james Constable.
Under and by virtue of IN order of sale
and decree of foreclosure AMI sale, issu. &
out of the District Court of the Third ,Ju-
diclal District, county of Boise. of IN
Stale I'll Idaho. on the 10th day of Septem
Der, A. ID. 1870, in the above entitled ac
ton, wherein Charles Small, the above
named plaintiff, obtained Judgment and
decree of foreclosure and sale against
James Constable, defendant, on the 18th
tia, of September, A d. 1890, for the sum
of One Hundred and Nineiy-Three and
sa-lO0 ID liars in lawful money of the
United States, which said decree was. ON
the 10Th day of September, A. d. 1890
recorded III Judgment Book Two of said
Court at pages 54l, 542, 5l3 and 544, | am
commanded 10 sell all that certain lot
piece or parcel of land 81 uate, living and
being in Hill gnlch, Willow creek MINING
aislrict, IN sad county of Boise. State of
Idaho, and bounded and described AS fol
lows; hal certain quartz claim. lode or
ieuge known rs the Matte, siluat. d in
mn sulch, Willow creek. SUNNI mining
uls'rici, IN SAID county, commencing AT
'ie discovery shan, ON said lode, and run.
ning Seven Hundred and Fifty (75o) Feet
easteriy and Seven Hundred and Fifty
.ao' Feet westerly from sad shaft and
Three Hundred 600 Feet in width on
each SIDE, commencing at Post No. | on
lne s""'hWcsi corner OF said claim and
running 1900 feet to Post No. . n The
southeast corner thereof; thence GOO fro
10 i'"s' No, =, on The northeast corner uf
SAM claim; thence 1900 feet 10 Post No
T. on The northwest corner of said claim,
lnehce to plac' of beginning, heinp The
claim, lode or ledge located bv lame
Constable and Joseph Travis on tie oO,h
aay "f july, 1856, and recorded Inv tbrm
IA quartz Calm record. in said cnnutv l.,
Do"k OF quartz claims, on pare 476
roget or win all and singular the tenr.
lneh's' her ditaments and appurleuanrn.
'hereun'o belonging. or IT, any wise nnnrr
aiming Public Notice is hereby riven
that on gwen
saturday, the l7th d7y of October. A. D. 100,
~ "cI"cH A NJ of that day, in from of
ne Court House door of the con,t" ,r
h,ise VIII in obedience to sand ord3r ~
SAFE ana decree OF foreclosure and sal"
sem he above described properly, or sn
much thereof as may be NECESSARY tn -,
lSiy SAID Judgment, with inter ST and
c'sls' etc, to the highest aud best bidJn'
Tor lawful money of the United S,ates
Z. c. HAVltD, Sheriff
dated Sept %. 1891 ~
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xinore BuIlesin.

ximors Buiishn.
Steve Oglesby, superintendent of
the Big Lode mine and mill, came
over from Atlanta "Wednesday on .
hurried business trip. We caught
him on the Az and detained him just
long enough 10 learn that the Dig
Lode tunnel, Tuesday night, vas in :
distance OF 500 feet. The last 80
feet penetrated exceedingly hard
rock, but when Mr. Ogsesby left, the
face OF the tunnel Vas in . softer
formation, indicating the near ap.
proach OF the ledge. The tunnel il
four feet wide and six feet three In
ches high, in the clear, and ~ straight
- IN arrow. The track extends
from the tunnel t. the ore bins OF the
mill, which will require the handling
Of the ore hut once, thereby enabling
the management to reduce low grade
ore II . profit. But As this ledge
years ago proved its immense value,
il is not Il oil likely the company
win run short Of high grade ore for
many years after tapping the big
ledge With this tunnel. Mr.. Oglesby
is pushing the work nigh, and day,
and - tho owners have placed i'm
pl,cit confidence in his judgment
and integrity and given him full
sway in the development Of thor
property, We feel confident he will
never bstray the trust, and predict
that within less than one year he will
place the Big Lode mine on pay
ing basis.
Anderson and Culp are still drift.
ing at the bottom Of the Lum Burg
shaft, and the rich gold ore vein Of
which mention was made in last
weeks Bulletin, is increasing both in
quantity and quality.
r. b. Brown is meeting with great
success IN the Last Chance mine, and
il increasing his force Of men As fast
- occasion requires.
Colonel Miller is rolling out first
class ore from the good old Tahoms
mins, for . big run before winter
spreads Its hoary locks over US.
George Tins has about 40 tons Of
rich Jessie Benton o,e on the dump
and will soon make another run al
the Tahoma mill.
There are no idle men in Atlants
and everybody wears the smile o.
content.
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Last Saturday, while Mrs. J. T.
Gilman and Mrs. II. Swsnholm OF
this place were returning from Wis
Il to Mr. Meltons ranch, on tho South
Boise river, they met with IN expert
ence that will not soon DO cfisced
from their memories. They occupied
= road-cart with one horse attached,
and whom within . few feet Of the
top Of Green's grade the animal be-
came unmsnageabls and backed OF
OF the road, prscipitating the ladies,
cart and horse down the steep biud
TO the river below, . distance OF IS
feet or more. The horse was almost
instantly killed and the cart badly
wrecked, but the ladies miraculously
escaped serious injury. Mrs. Swan
holm received several severe bruises
and has since been confined TO her
room, but her companion was more
fortunate, escaping with but slight
injuries. The stage fortunately came
along soon after the occurrence, and
Charlie Grim, the driver, and Judge
Golden, q passenger, rendered the Ia.
dies all the assistance in their power.
Another accident, We fear OF more
serieps termination, occurred Monday
90 the Atlanta road, about Eve miles
from Rocky Bar. Uncle Dick
Tregaskis had been to Atlanta with a
load OF fruit and vegetables, and on
his return with an empty wagon,
coming down . rough incline, one
wheel struck q boulder with such
force that il unsestsd Mr.. Tregaskis
and be WAS violently thrown from the
high seat TO the rough road side,
knocking him senseless for time.
The old gentleman, after rsviving,
and with great effort, managed TO
crawl into the wagon t,he horses hav.
ing nobly halted ~ the time OF the
sccidenth where he lay in great az.
ony for several hours. hoping for the
appearance OF some traveller, who for.
tuaatsly came in the person Of Lon
Young, on bis way from Atlanta to
the Bar. Realizing the situation,
Mr.. Young took charge Of the team
and brought the unfortunate man to
this place, where be is lying IN =
critical condition.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-09

Electrical machinery 10 being rap.
IDLY introduced into var practice,
both upon land and upon the sea.
Thsrs 10 no doubt but that this new
agent viii come into large and varied
use ia the warfare OF the future, aud
that Il viii form . most important
factor IN deciding future battles.
The search light will present an i'm.
poftsnt feature in preventing surpris-
-. One OF these light projectors,
With one man on the lookout, would
take the place OF whole ships crew
waiting in arms during the long.
drsary nights ia the vicinity OF an
enemy. The use Of electric lights in
comnsfes Is Of equal or nors i'm.
portancs - has bsen shown 10 the
navigation Of the sasz canal. and -
will also be found ia our own inter
ocean highway which will soon be
pssiGsbsd = Nicsssas.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-09
Sealed Proposals
Notice for publication.
LAND OFFICE At BoiSt cry i %,

LAND OFFICE at Boise Cliy' iaa"
Sept H. l,si ana,
Notice is hereby given that .n .. If If n.
iug.named iiler has filed nolse .nnpra
ittenlion To make final PROOF y ~ iii NH n
of his claim. and that said p'opo ,os wv 4
msde hcfle the Register ana nv NJ lSt
Boise City, Idaho, ON Novem Ga,s i, 81
viz: Harriet A. Shearer, q u" Nn syH
ley, Idaho, who filed Pre-. D : WV VI IS
far the NV Il NE Il. n ~
Il NV a. Sec 81, Tp 10 N * ! i,n = d
He names the following w'' ,'su "a
prove his continuous residence Ifme, y
cultivation of, said land, VIZ. ',a Absl
Drchambcau Berent I. anoers' - "i,auia|
ham Syphcr. George Boon, all Oh "
Valley, Boise county, idalio, psri,lst
CmAs 5 KINGSLEY hes''
Sept. 20. lS9l-td.
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Timber Notice.

l. the undersigned. do this day give no.
tice On this, the I'd day Of October, 1891,
that will apply to the Hon Secretary Of
the Interior If the United States on ar
about the 23d day of October, to cut tim
Der IN the following described public
lands, situated in Garden valley, Boise
county. Idaho: Commencing one-four,h
of mile east Of my northeast corner and
running south .ne-half of mile, thence
east three.fourihs Of mile, thence north
one-half of mile, thence west three
fourths of mile to pla Of beginning
joins McRRIDE
Garden Valley. idaho, Ict 2, lS0i-w3.
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Timber Notice.

I, the und. rsigned, do this, the Cd
day Of October, give notice that | will
apply To the Hon. Secretary Of the Interior
II the United States on or about the 23tl
of October. to cut timber on the following
described pubic lands (unsur, eyed com.
m~ncing one mile west of Donald Nc
Brides ranch, on Cold creek, on west side
of Middle Fork. running one-fourih of a
mile south, thence one mile west, thence
one-halt Of u mile north, thence one mile
east, thence one fourth of mile south l.,
place Of beginning.
DONALD McBuInE.
Garden Valley. Idaho. Oct. 9, isy1-w3
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Notice is hereby given that the under.
sig I'd will, on or about October 8, 1901,
apply TO tho Hon, Secretary OF the Interior
for a permit to cut timber upon the k,l-
lowing described mineral land, unsnr-
vcyed, inwit: Beginning on the south
side of Clear creek Ia tributary of Grimes
creek) at point two hundred yards west
of Barkei's house, thence one mile and n
half south, thence west to the head of
lear creek, about three miles, thence
east, down Clear ere k, to the ..oint of be.
ginning The timber DIES re to cut is
nine lenihs pine and one-tenh fir, none
less Than one foot in diameter. to be used
for domestic purposes in Boise City.
J II WEEKS
IDAHO City, Sept. Is, 1s9I-w3
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~Soma years ago" said the gam
bier a. he lay back putting bis cigar,
III VS. in California. aud while there
frsqusnsed . very fashionable place
Thsss cane 70 that place every night
! young man. We al liked him, be.
cause b seemed rather innocent. and
many Of a. gave him the advice TO
stay away, but be only smiled apd
said he would some day.
..Ons night he came, looking rath-
Or pale, for lately hs had lost very
hsaviiy. He nas dowa and com.
mencsd to play ia an excited manner;
but game after game he lost He
took out his pockssbook and placed
ali the contents on the table and lost.
Thsn saw him turn pale and take =
package from bis pocket and stake
shat--it belonged to his 6rm -asd he
lost IL
.Aftsr that be passed in his watch
and received the cash, staked that
and lost Two Of his nngs followed
and wers lost. We all isls sorry for
h.sa and heartily wished he would
win. At last al be had left was .
thin gold ring, not worth much. He
looked ss Il, and the expression that
came over h,s face Ia one that | shall
never forget
"Hs passed in the ring, and al
shough Il was worth shout u the
csshisr advanced $50. He played,
and the boys pu, up al his money,
the firms money, bis watch and
rings against his $50, and he won.
Then, when success came, he laid his
head on his arm. We waited Eve
minutes Tor him to get up, but he
did not, and then We lifted his head
up and say that he Vas dead.
1--WE found out aftsrward that the
ring which changed his luck was his
dead mothers ring. | often tried te
think what agonies he must have
suffered; what recollscsions mus'
have passed before his mind. "--P hill
sdelphia Press.
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notice to r. xpavers.

Notice is hereby given tha ~ - .rcesi
will become delinquent on ~ I'd unct
Monday In Dece..:. Der, 1871, al a Vim =
pad prior thereto ten pr,p,,rTt)N,
added thereon. T. + CW'r ,a,heIur.
Assessor aud lax .0ss'
Sept 3O-w3-
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Timber Notice.

81mOSB &UOnSGs
Notice Is hereby given that on or about
October 1, 1921, the undersigned will ap
II the United States for a permit 10 cut
timber upon the following unsurveyed
public lands. commencing at the north.
east corner IL q. 8. Moore's farm, in Gar
den valley, Boise county, State Of Idaho.
thence running easi one (D mile. thence
south one-half ~ mile, thence west to
Donald McBride's farm, thence north
one half 90 mile to place Of beginning.
The timber wis. to cut Is about all pine,
none less Than one foot to he cut
THOMAS SHUFELIN.
Garden Valley. State IT Idaho. Sep. il-0t.