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And keep out the coad 'oiRd, rain and dust by
APPLYING tcedlter strips to your doors and
,otndo,rs. We have 5O,UOO feet TO sell at cents
per foot Phone "a. CBas. T. CARTER * Co.,
doors from 9th ST. 600 Pa ave. =. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

A CHANCE Foe THE CHILDREN.
Suits at $3.50 that formerly sold for "A. "A 5O
and IS at EIsEMAS BKCs., eth and SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

HEADACHE from an oyer-indulgence in food
or spirits Instantly cured By '.Br0modins. 26c.
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SAVE, FUEL

The CRAWFORD SHOE. Its sale is larger than
that of auy shoe made in the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

CHIDREN's OvERCoars
Reduced from II. II. 80 and IS to % 80.
EIsEaAS Bros 7th and Z sts-
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COld-Wave Gloves!

Scotch Wool and Lined Leather Gloves. Our
half-dollar lines are the best made.
FRANC d SoS, One Price,
IL Cor Eth and ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

THE CRAwFokD SHOE is comfortable while IN
church. in the Cars or at the theater. Is yours!
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PlSZ UPRIGHT Piano. S165, cash, cost S3c0,
ut G. l. WED q Bios. 100 9TH ST. n. W.
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CARHARr Il LErDY.
Us 9TH aud IO6 ct. NV.

US 9Th aud 1O6 ct. Nv
On the payment Of q small sum will lay aside any
article you may select for Christmas.
Fine Clocks. with cathedral gons, striking the hour
and half hour.
Fine Bronze Ornaments
Zine Bsque aud China Ornamental
Fancy Baskets. trimmed and plain.
Down Pillows and Head Rests. covered and plain.
Large size Head Rests. covered side fancy China
silk. Only DC
Special values in White Marselles Bed Spreads. 1874
at 81. $3.50. $3, $3.50. o. and -. so. Our incom-
parable extra heavy and size Crochet Bed Spreads
only 81.
White Damask Table Sets. Fancy Damask Table Sets,
Cardinal Table Cloths. all sizes.
Handkerchiefs in sheer lawn, linen and silk plain,
hen!stitched and embroidered.
To ciose-one Seal Plush Modjeska Wrap. Size 80.
Price sd: to go at clio.
One. size "a. Price so; to 10 at e10
Two Silk Beaver Capes. Size 20. Psice was ol2; to
go at %.
cARHART I LErDY.
uo28 Us Sth and 7O0 e. NV
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wHY not examine the new Pittsburg lamp?
NuDDIMAS, Ga 18th ST.
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The American Security anu Trust Company
will remove to its handsome new banking
building, laos g street, on Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

PIrrsBuRG LAMPS give the light MupDInAS,
Ga 18th street. has them
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FoK artistic eolorings and Effects i'll wall paper
20 to L W. HENDEksoSs. 1ll3 ST. NV.
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CHnDREy's SUITS that were -. "a. 50 ana %
now e. 50 at EisExAS Bios. It'll anu L els.
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MES's BLACK CHEyIOT PASIs, s250, worth
50, S4-50, "a AID $50
EIsEMAS BRos.' eth and L sts.
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During the past year. according TO sbe report
Of Maj w. j. Pollock. the superintendent Of
the free delivery system, there were IS new
tree delivery Offices established, making total
Of $40. Owing to some doubt as to
construction Of tie Law limiting the hours that
CARRIERS shall be employed per day. the nd
tustment OF the claims for overtime. which
have been filed by carriers in large numbers,
have been deferred, awaiting a judicial deter
report states that this law places a
premium on lettering and ineficiency and a
modification IL suggested. which provides that
NO carrier shall be required 60 work in ex-
cess Of ffty-one hours in any week of
seven days at Offices having necessary and
unavoidable Sunday service, and not IN
excess Of forty eight hours in any week Of six
days when such Sunday service Il not required.
A provision Is also made for the promotion
After four years service of efficient carriers
from 81 600 to 81 200. and the reduction In pay
Of those inefficient or unfit for work.
THy wELL-KSowS Liebig's Extract of Meat
Company have issued new edition of their
compact and very attractive cook book. which
might we'll be in the hands of every housewife
in the country. IL has a tasteful illuminated
cover and contains recipes carefully compiled
for the easy preparation of economical. dainty
and practical dishes Of various kinds all of
,bem both 2ppetiziug and healthful. The book
will be mailed free on receipt OF postal with
your address plainly written by Messrs- Dauchy
3 Co, n Park Place. New York.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE ELxcraIc LIeHrs
are being placed in Speneerian College halls,
making the building one of the most brilliantly
lighted in Washington. The large and increas-
ing night classes hail this improvement with
Enthusiasm Also the latest and bes. improve
meats m sanitary plumbing have been intro
onccd FOR the uealfh and comfort of the students
" ~ dsssrvsd.y p0paiss institution.
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ToDAY.-MUDpmAS's gas stoves are suffi-
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FrAsAeXx'a-see those "a rings. s3l 7,h ST.
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KILL The CAUSE
OF CATARRH AND YOU HAVE PERMANENT
CURE.
HOW RELIEF WAS GAINED IN VERY SEVERE
Diseases Of long standing require long and persistent
treatment to effect perfect cre and this is particu-
nbys constitutional disease and therefore requires
I. :. CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY
Like Hoods SarsEparilia. Local applications like
snus and other nhalans. can at best give only tenn
porary relief they reach only the and not the
of tie sease The latter is found In the impure
faint the BLOOD which Hoods SarsaparilIa removes
and thus the bsnent derived from :his medicine il
nianenf. q
Tue following statement frankly gives tho facts in
very severe Case Of
eft II true fhAs have received great deal Of benefit
from Hoods Sarsapzrla and think would be entirely
cured Of cstafrh it had not been Of long standing
MEDICINE EVER DID. bad the disease L. years
and Year before taking
- 49, HOODS sARsAPAkILLA
Ny hssath was foul that did not est q the same
table With my parents. and did not 10 ont 70 meet
other reople. My body was also much bloated. re-
peat that nothing has helped like Hoods Sarsapa-
Yilla, which heartily recommend"
D. Mrs A. SCHWANK. Madison. Nshraaka.
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haAors Sharpeaed, Dog Collars engraved
free. Blankets Harness. WALFoRp's. an Pa. ave, .
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NINE. LILLIAN NoRDICA.
MRS. GEoRG HENscHEL.
MRS. IULIE NJ wYMAN,
Mr. GEoRG HENscHEI.
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CoxxEScrSe December we viii keep open
evenings
BosrOS VARIETY STORE.
SMITH K WARDwELI-
1858 Market Space
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CoNnEyoIyo December We will keep open
evenings.
BosroS VARIETY STORE,
SMITH Il NshDwELL.
7U5-7-y Market Space.
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-FLoRrpA CousH DKoPsr' Sc. Druggists
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CARERS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works. 63l-635 Mass ave NV are made NON
proof free W charge. Telephone izo-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

THK Caawtohp SaoE for real send comfort
has 10 equal.
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An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight Its use enrapturea
Office 437 9Th street northwest dlI-tr
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ADJUSTMENTS
CoSeREskTioSaL cHuRl.a.
Niki.h

(voNeREskTioSaL cHuR,,a. Nlll.S1
Undsr the snsrices o. "a. Masic COMMITTEES.
FfvF GRAND CONNTRrs
flNk GRAND CoNCtkT
10 IN.
BOSTON
BOSTON
BOSTON
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
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Coid-WaVe Hosiery.
The heaviest Csc. Natural Wool Socks in town
FRANC g. Sos. One Price,
IL Cor 7th ana N
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AS~st', % NOuNAlAOA as eHdcnt Ndtt House' II
High Water. Low Water.
CoxxxScrxe December we will keep open
evenings
Bosrox VARIETY STORE.
SMITH WARDwELI-
1858 Market Space.
THOUSANDS rejoice in perfect sight because
their eyes we're lifted by CLATLIS OPTICAL Co.,
Masonic Temple. Est
WY not examine the new Pittsburg lamp?
MuDDIMas, GA 18th st.
Do NOT DELAY your orders for photographs
and portraits for the hoiidays- u Z. RIcE-
Studio 1911, 1919 Pa ave.
TIE CRAWFORD SHOE. Its sale is larger than
that of any shoe made in the world
SAVE FUEL
And keep out the cod, 'oind, rain and dust by
APPLYING tpedLher strips to your doors and
,otn1iO,rs We have 80 Loo fee. to sell at cents
per foot. Phone "a. CHas. T. CARTER Co.,
doors from 9th ST. SOC Pa ave. =. ".
FLAsAsAx'a-see those "a rings. 53l It'll ST.
u
FISZ UPRIoHr Piano S165, cash, cost SSco,
ct G. l. WED Bios. 7O9 9Th St n w.
HOLIDAY PRKsESrs.-The cheapest picture
cember "a / Will sell my stock of picture frames.
&c. at prices lower than ever offered before IN
this city. Cheap reproductions, rne origl
water oolors, etchings. paStels. 10, all marked
down b. j. Laws, 81 It'll e. n. W.
CHuDaES's Suns that we've 81. "a. so and IS
now s.. 50 at EisKMAS Bios. ItE anu s'S-
PIrrsBuRa LAMPS give the light MupDIMAs,
GA 18th street. has them
bon To-,
WHISKY. Acme pure sour mash whisky. Jamaica
rum. Cabinet sherry wine iiInpOrtedp. zoe IL
quart bottle. Catawba wine. s5c- s'.llon At
IHAS. nKAEMEK's. agent FOR ManItou Mineral
Water Co.. IS' Ith ST NV
MES's BLACK CHEyioT PASIs, s250, worth
50. $40, "a AID $50.
EIsrMAS BHos- eth and L sts.
CoxnKSoIyo December We will keep opsI
evenings.
BosroS VARIETY STORE.
SMITH Il NshDwELL.
7O5-7-y Market Space
CARERS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works 63I-635 Mass. ave NV. are made moih
proof free oi charge. Telephone izo--
TIE CRAWFORD SaoE for real send comfort
has Eo equal
CmLpRES's OvERcoars
Reduced from 81. $50 and IS to % 90.
ElsEMAN Bros 9TH and L SITS.
TssIY's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL wine and
liquor establishment at SIS + st-nw. Is the ouly
store in the city where the pure old Berkeiy
rye whisky can be purchased.
CHANCE FOE THE CHILDREN.
Suits at $3.50 that formerly sold for "a. $3.50
and So at EIsEaAS BKCs- 9TH and L sts-
For artistic colorings and Effects i'll wall paper
60 to L W. HENDEksoSs lib + ST. NV
"FLoRrpA CoU6H DgOPst' Sc. Druggists
MEN's BLACK CnEyior PAsTs,
From which the coats and vests have been sold,
worth $3.50. a, si.50 and 80 pair. all SO
at - 50 . pair at EisLNAS BRos. 18th and T..
TIE CRAwFoKD SHOE is comfortable while IN
church, in the Cars or at the theater. Is yours!
FussELL's IcE CREAM is delivered every day
in the year. Leave an order for tomorrows
dinner at Ii27 New York avenue.
TopAY.-MUDpIMAS's gas stoves are suffi-
cient-
IS 50 FOR CHuDREN's OyERcoATs that were
"a - 20 and 50 at EIsyMAS Bios 9Th and L.
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rssst. Trsza .,ca-a 't>assa~<-s-s,
Fcr 1ase3 ersea h.ia5s, vaA o, = liz
lie iisssst oil
Pat a-ss o9 esaphor s7Ia Co t-anSi
cr arNwsT> ~ Docveat gac nlsco tr0m
siosEE eay in.ug
~ Erushea leather chair seats.
vIsllssrs hass ete.. nrb ihea NltA ths
vaii -t-saisn vaitaaCf a. egg.
To prevcut tiu Fsns iesra rus,ing.
raA trcsh ts0a oa HEN. Ard SET IN 4
S1i l-ea anti. fAe~aaEhiy hcSte3.
Soak sloihss, saa, faAss. over night
in water which has been dissolved
one oancc - sugar or ieaS to \ PAIL
ful ot rain Uater.
When washing ane whitc naanels
add a tcaspo1atll u puiverlaed eorax
20 pailful q water This viii keep
them saft and white.
To banlsh rod ants from the pan
tries. s:ryU whole cloves arouaa the
shelves. The same Is also J7nsiacrcd
% good moth eNtgrminator.
To keep lat-lrans clean and smooth.
rub them with a piece Of wax dono up
ia cloth. then scoGv or rub them on
a Paper strewn with coarse salt.
Oh oi turrentine, or bcuzinc, will
remove spots Of palm; or varnish from
cotton or wo0len goods. They should
De washed IN soJp-sUds after the ap-
pliratiou.
II paint has becn spattcred on win
| dow pancs. wet tho spots with water
and rub thoroughly with new silver
| dollar; or they may DO washed with
| hot sharp vinegar
To set delicate co!ors in cmbroid-
| cred handkerchicfs. soak them ten
minutes before washing in n pail OF
watpr In which a dcssortspoouful OF
| turpcniino has been stirred.
When stove is cracked, u cement
may be made Of wood ashes and salt
in equal proportions. mixed to a paste
with cold water. Fill the cracks with
| this when the stove Is cool, and 1t will
soon harden.
Steel pens are destroyed by the acid
| IN the ink. II an old nail or old
steel pen Is put in the ink. the
| acid therein will exhaust itself on
| them. aud pens In daily uso will rc-
| uriu in good condition much longer.
Z l4len uallF''oSc5 dto 7t"AN'V' '"NS
;srch WEI into u paste with cold
wi.iar Spread this u the stains,
6Fss putting the mai ta We sun.
In, Al hour or two aetis OF md II
nus clean. repeat ths pr
Tor!5alf iair bF0she put table
euBou,ul Of ammonit iao tepid water,
ain them up and down until olean,
| tbe1 dry with the h~istips down, In
place OF the ammuniu, they may be
cleaned by using teuspoonful oil
| soda.
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.nall -.

kAV Est whose 3Hu.sgg' 'a.e.- '0a-.
y Ana sl1--lAly Eraone4 annaanaa 'r
a-sracgeJ bee WvuCu ts .caas' altnHlga.
escE a roenEll 90 Jae saN n.g Rvg geg Be
EGSa-e b. explain ag 1aE ~ha eE1-
t-freG - tooS So 4a arHE Vc.s
DRESSED ia srlcs e.. q Gr.eg4 iHH0m8.
acSs sac s.s3r .tae l.l aa1gg g.
precaatsea waega sc mlag peuaaS a'
carc- TSke mE ho9Js .rr uss3Hev,
Ia<,ea3 - ECaeltas tac1l #1-a q saac-
T ess, or lesg,aE the tops hsay over
s.au3laz as8l8sE She asls
rNver rvaNve Shows, Agh cr
low. wltacg3 tac prccss,lca
81 s.irplas o each eao a bNs DIV
ps,oslon tcra 5ssss she sizc 4s uay ~
ne uppers ars neat.y eSttoreI Hser
= leg shaps, and there tacy sges antil
again res1N3 for scrrtcc- ms pp-
plies - all nv watNtes seNC--,''so4
half = Gaeea pairs ll RcoiS ss q tsGe.
My gowns arc trc8tcG IN the Ssu'o
ia Aiou. the waists hCeNcG rap eve
s5t eaG-sccnted pillows made for TIC
parFasc. with tiny pcr'amed holsters
feg tho sleeves. polished woodca racks /
90 NHfkhAa te4A NNaA - sNHlhA NtttaN. .AHA
bags to cncasc tho whOlc | newer
permit a Gnc iroe6 to bc folded
or hung, under any cireu,o.
stances, Immediately upon Nm.
pinniny hat or boupct they
arc placed on stand aitoa into my
closet whore papcrmuslip caps arc
provided to protect thom from dust
and the crush OF heavy garments, In
a wide. shallow, ilanpolliucd drawer
| have rs many rs twenty wooden
models OF my wrist and hand, ot
course this explains tho freshness md
longevity OF my gloves, No matter
how late | come from tho opera or
ball. my giants dc Suede arc put 10 hcd
before think Of sleeping, Lucky
women who have maids are, Of course.
independent OF these small economies;
but we impecuuioUs girls must study
such minute matters or consent 10 10
shabbily clothed. ~ Illustrated Amrrl,
eau.
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Ston KnMnr,, stnn.

The reSarrS viii Cc pleAse,l ~ lcaru that there
t.st least enc dreaded discssc that sclepee haa
hecn able 90 cure tn all ia stage, aud thet e
Catarrh, ilAlrs CatsrfR Curc Il the only pNsls
tive cure now known Is tho medical maternity,
Gatarth being constitutional dlneefe, tv9ulca
unconstitutional tFvatmcut llRllRtetsrth Iute
Is tskcn Internally, acting directly upon the
bloOI and mUc0ua surfaces Vf the sNEtoW, tbcte
bN destroying tho foundation ct The disease,
aud giving tho patient htrcpsth lW hWldinE M
it's work, The4N,HNr'a af.'ss have ~ w."
Ia It's cura'
ircd n
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right. We have three d
south side of town and are
city buying one while it CT
the one that will sell it to
est. Wesshave been been i
the Bed Rock Ditch would
a water right for S4O0. If
got any cheaper from eithe
two, we are in favor of taxi
is Doodle, we are a boodl
to the city election, we n,
one candidate for Mayor, a
uation to the contrary by
simply a "wish that is I
thought We are in favor
orsdale simply because heca
by any gang, and especia
headed Democratic gang.
men wo have no candidat
made up from our busine
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rh. pcmana for stenographer..

The demand for good, careful and
accurate stenographcrs and type
writer's is increasing, not decreasing.
saws the Ladies' Home journal. A
rirl needs to know how to spell and
puuctuate a letter. besides being able
10 correct one that is wrong gram
.mutically. She must be possessed OF
that rare and priceless qualification
common sense. She must be observ-
ing. and she should have an average
amount OF intelligence. No prodigy
is required.
As to wages, the average young
GIRL cannot expect to be paid as much
as the average man. 1t is hard to say
why this is so, for she is almost always
iusf as capable A young woma"
Instance, will Eot ten or two
a week. where '',
same o"'7
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Syrup"
-. u

C Cargc-. DT-EErst, Mzt-rs rzzEl.
WIS This IS thc ops1i1e g a lzz-
who keeps a drag store, els al
F-cti1res. CONES IN direct atacs
with tae paszS1ts ard thelC iaral -
aad knows better than a1yoae else
hou remedies sell, ard what true
merit they have de hears OF all
the failures and SUCCESSES, and can
therefore judge know OF no
medicine tof Coughs, Sore Throat,
or HoarseneSs that had done such et-
fecdve work in 1y
Coughs, family as Boschec 5
German Syrup. Last
'' -r winter a lady called
Hoarseness. at my store, who was
suffering from a very
severe cold. She Could hardly talk,
ard I told her about German Syrup
and that a few doses would give re
lief: but She had no confidence IN
patent medicines. I told her 20 take
a bottle, and If the results were not
satisfactory Iwould make no charge
for il. A few days after she called
and paid for II, saying that she
would never be without il in future aS
a sew dr,sssS had given her relief - &
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,Inackiur stoycs.

Every good l,r
see II grtmy
equally the &
tho process O
thick gloves is
part Of the OF
does kitchen
She should.
As "a rule,
used on 81
such ms
to last q y,
II more
will not bo
face Of
should be, but r
to be afterwar,
kitchen and cHus,
/ appearance, so often
| for kitchens. \ fresh
| should not be applied
| once "A month. whom tho
also be cleaned out and q
/ the stove thoroughly hJ
Before putting on new bh
old blacklug should be "
l The new coat must now
| and the stove thoroughly
Tho edges OF the stov
OF polished iron, should
hut cleaned like II st,
brick dust. Tho nick
other nickel parts OF :
be rubbed bright with
| or old shrunkcu flannel
paint and whiting brusl
hest things with VIII
blacking to u
| stiff brush auch MS
= -
The Lamar register., 1891-03-07

l'cr CNaghs ana throat trA0Nles use
'llENvN's kEAN,utNt rNNCtlHss w "ri'cN
stop an attack ~ my setNoa cANeN Very
promptly, &C EajcA, Niamtetje oSta,
The Lamar register., 1891-03-07

Talk Is cbcslN whcp NSu can scNj Il
through a tclephoDe al tho vato " tea
,,cntS an hour
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, - nNNl-LN. -

cScA week, ,sassd lHasF RasF N trt
save their tlothCa and stycnstN. aud le}t
,slp dc tNe wyrN, MA E,'a ever wy H.
u NOS, 10 50 next Mcu8aN NeFVt Ask NNV'
eF,,,,cr fer tE
The Lamar register., 1891-03-07

4 well iEiascy NNSN FctfF,c,l FgNNaa (
explais,e4 tast ae Ns3 scsWs Wcagy
49,
The Lamar register., 1891-03-07

II rcdutr,aS years 90 make cNe saint hut
sinners can he turpc1 oOS at the rate VI a
dozen a nAtputc,
The Lamar register., 1891-03-07

y CT. A-Ss - - sa haEss uy.e ,...ssssss
Wee sasas II ,r7s rsslE Ere -
Anf uay tAsr laa.ss eesezg1 les c1ae-
H1e lzG--zz- 1E=-EFE 81 esassnE
--EeNzs F'aras azz Ez-eA
The Lamar register., 1891-03-07

Hg
lrgal
. aags
sgnEs
7 pslBI
slRgats
+ by bad Htp
gsssuu Hr
weak, 5.ilu
rECuHa'so. v
. sNntrfgifgv E
i E>lgQ BgSB
uculi IA DyvEy
lest aau atgva1.v
tign. rus mcJ{eilfu
tae same t1ue lavggU
derived eon veEclt2ic
sesSlassI 20 crHSa,l aHu2' ~
Salrigs, rg1reet.eS a. a afy,'iVa---z1zar
uos &c ee 5egs& = the evrs
ard sgEmaasatx Sttct EcSegss,.
&eei5ssye& 3NSEeess2 sn& lkeSs
The Lamar register., 1891-03-07

salrtzS, rggrtsct IS aES a afVstaS' s-
poe tc ec lega& f che ecr
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-01-31

ance of the oil Alturas county
division question. It will be re.
membered that the last Legislature
divided Alturas county and
created out of parts of it the coun-
ties of Logan and Gilmore and
attached a portion to Bingham.
Senator Underwood, of Bear Lake
county, introduced on Tuesday a
bill disorganizing the counties of
Alturas and Logan and creating
out of the ruins the counties of
Alta and Lincoln. Alta county
comprises all of what now is AL
turas county and a portion of
Logan county, including the town
of Bellevue. and the county seat is
located at Haley. Lincoln county
is composed of all that portion
of Logan county which remains
after Alta county takes what she
wants, and the county seat is
located at the town of Shoshone.
For two weeks the advocates and
opponents of this scheme have
been searching the law library at
the Capitol for presidents, but have
not been able to find much law for
or against. In addition to this
measure there is before the Legis-
lature bill to divide Bingham
county by an east and west line
passing through the county mid
way between the towns of Black
foot and Eagle Rock; a bill for the
division Of Ada county; bill
changing the county seat of Bear
Lake county from Paris, a Mormon
town, to Montpelier, a gentle town
on the Short Line; and last, but
not least, the citizens. of. Horseshoe
Bend, squaw Creek, etc, are NOV
ing for a new county composed Of the
settlements of the middle Payette.
We understand that this scheme
also takes in the lower Payette
valley down to Snake river.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-01-31
COUNTY DIVISION.

There is nothing new, especially
in division matters, except that
eve are still in it," all reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
There is a new scheme on foot,
however, to take the Payette valley
and Upper and Lower squaw creek
Of Boise county, and form a new
county. The Tribune does not
know what strength the move has,
but at present does not think it for
midable. AS to our case, no one
has yet accepted Caldwell's offer to
appoint committee of three to
act in conjunction with a like COM
mittee from this place, to go to
Boise, Caldwell paying all neces-
sary expenses, and ascertain from
the records whether or not the
case has been nisrepresented as res
CARDS taxati6h. By tie failure Of
those opposing the division to ac-
cept this offer, they have virtually
admitted that they do not base
their opposition on the grounds of
taxation. Their only argument
seems to be "cause." The TRIBUNE
does not care to discuss the merits
of the case or. enter into any con-
troversy regarding it, as it thinks
those are questions for the legisla-
ture to decide, and they will un-
doubtedly be presented as forcibly |
as possible. Still the TRIBUNE feels |
perfectly confident Of its ability to-
meet and combat any argument in |
opposition to division except
s'cause," and that, we confess,
knocks us'out. However, there is
no need of stirring up bad feelings
between the people of Ada and Can
yon counties. If the legislature
Gees enough merit in our petition to
grant it, we will be pleased; if it
rejects it we, to use q vulgar but
forcible expression, will be the last
to "chew the rag"