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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-25
Ora exports continue to be phenon,.

Ora exports continue to be phenoM-
enaiiy large. For the month of No
vember the increase in exports OF
breadstutfs over the corresponding
month of last year was nearly si7. .ooo,-
oo0. During the eleven months ending
November ID there has been IN increase
of more than s67 ,o0o. 900 in these ex-
ports and the total reaches she enor-
nous sum Of si94. .0o7 ,907.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-25

WHAT becomes of all the pinsr Tn
question will be harder TO answer tina
ever, wnen ii is known that IS. .ooo. 900
600 psns were made last year IN III
country alone.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-25

A rrS-rLArE factory 10 now construct
ing in Baltimore. and its proprletors.
Coates 4 Co.. hope to begin work by
the middle Of January. Al this period
last year not . ta-pIs.c was being made
in this country. all OK the plate having
been imported from England aud
Wales. Now the trade journals num-
ber the tin plate manufacturers in the
United States at tyenty Ave, ethel in
operation or nearing completion. The
value Of the output OF these concerns
yearly. ID IL said. will be nearly Z, ,soe,- :
900 boxes. The capital invested in
these concerns is about 8. .000, 900. The
factory 10 be operated in Baltimore by
Coates n Co. will ns one OF the largest
manufactures IN the country. havias
= espacity OF about 1900 boxes per
week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-25

The latest scanda. in English hls
hfs nas At least tbs merit Of icing
little different from the ordinary ~
Of them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-25

THx wExrnxR: for Aieaigsn threa
ening weather Win rain; AID souta
s2sserly wiads. shittsng 70 merit
westerly probably WITH coldwavs b
Saturday mcrnlns.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-25
T WO THINGS
In Regard to Oatarrh.

ID. n REQUIRES Constitutional Remedy.
These two facts are ncw 90 ~eil known 20
ffs medical fraternity that local spp1crfiers.
like snuns and lnhr ssn,s. srs scsssded ss 81
hrst iItsfs "a give eniy TEMPORARY re'isf
10 EFfECT a PERMANENT CURE
Of cstsrrh .<auires . constitutional r~r,ees
uke seces Esrszpariila. which BY puy5fysrs
tss blood nnd irrpsrttne hesths tsne - tbs
affected orfan. dees thorosxhiy cure
y have been fresblsf for years with
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-25

ssd hsve never ree>trse the ssxss b~r~st iron
shs many es-rxiiet exfxrYe eur~& 0f fsts !
haze been f<sins Hosc . ssr>>psrfiis sns fsf
hene-sis sag ffrsf an certainly fnfure*e1 !
fssw Eosfs ssFsspx,iIss ~ - q sees freai
eine " A. Gsesax. kfhe4 ms<.
Il hsvs es>e Hseo = ss-sspsrif.s Ter Catsrrh
saf y-cef-<1 pRr8snenf bepeft from a."
4. 3. Hpsssss. sstsster. Esi
Hoods Sarsaparilla
i. fs,s trsr hseos psssfsr. she he~f psrvs
hsiva. tss tset strsnetA ball4ez. Init
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-25

Tnxsx viii b no TeIexram-H Heral
te1oFroW. Chrlssvass comes bat sns
. year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-25
ESCAPED TO ITALY.


6etraskea
pfrTssrse, Pa. Dec. 2S.-Tbe nva
-ry surrounding the esesps Of Tom
fBriea. life PRISONER, from the pens-
~ntsry 1T Aaharn, v. Y. . little over
even Pears ago. hss been solved s1d
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-25
General Mention.


There wiu be . matinee at Redmond's .
today.
Mannger Geary made everybody
happy yesterday by distributing chick
ens ard turkeys to hundreds Of appli-
cants.
The Paris Gaiety Girls Big Burlesque
company are booked for week at
Smiths, commencing next Monday
evening, December %. This is an ex-
tremely good company, and their bill
abounds in vaudeville features, bur.
leslue and extravaganza varied and
amusing. They recently played a week
at the Madison street opera house.
Chicago. and we CLIP the following from
the Inter Ocean: 1.-THE Paris Gaiety
Girls have been doing the bigg ct busi-
ness of I he season 1T the cosy Madison
street opera house. Their company is
far above the average, many OF the r
specIalncs being extra good. The dxuc-
ing OF Miss Carton 10 said 10 be some
thing phenomenal"
The singing of Dockstader's min-
strels was matter Of favorable CON-
mont among many local musicians and
choral directors VINO were III the audi
ence last night.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-25


Booxsshlxss say that the demand
for "Ben IFar' knows no abatement.
For seven years the book has sold
steadily. and there is every Indication
that, with the two new editions in the
market. the book viii reach round
half-million BY tns close Of toe year.
A the book sells for . dollar and
half. and - the anthor g-ts . royalty
Of Is per cent. or 22t cents on every
copy. lt ls readily seen that the profits
10 Mr.. Wallace have been enormous.
Considering the start the book bad. its
success has been phenomenal. The
FRS. years sales did not reach 5000
copies. then something suddenly
attracted attention 10 the book. snd Il
vas not long before orders eAnss in by
the hundreds. AZ present. General
Wallace y a. wers upon new novel
which win deal entirely with Turkish
life. the scenes Tor the most part being
ssld in Corsssusncple.
fss London Globe sass that the MS
kinney tsr.If bll sppesrs 10 he working
msrs harm 20 Brinsa cossneree thar
Was aasscspAtcsi, aud thai there y ne
hunger snv snestlea that TIE tale g.
sho country has iozt - bnoysney.
ssvs that Knglana can oUly retain 10
fssesgn trade ev chespaess Of psudss
hon. while NE sendency of Enssisn "a
bcr movements 10 % iaesesss tas COS
ef prsanctoa. The eniy way shs
Essisnd cxa sssapsn ls psodaseen !.
The morning call., 1891-11-01
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.


Fair Prospect That 1t viii Be Abol-
ished by January.
Judges Wallace. Murphy and Slack, Supervl-
scr Ebert, District Attorney Barnes and Assist
ant District Attorney Love and Clerk Russell
held consultation y,serday to decide upon
some course in relation to the disposition OF the
Inmates of the Industrial School, that isrwbether
or not 1t would be legal to remove them In a
body to the Whittier Reform School.
The District Attorney said he had inquired
carefully into the III alter aud had reached the
conclusion In his own mind that the Supervisors
mad the right 10 make the change because, &C.
cording 10 the law they are the guardians Of a Il
children committed 10 the Industrial School.
The place is not Intended as penal institu-
ton, but refoTmat0ry, aud the guardians have
tile unquostioned power TO do for the Inmates
whatever they may deem best IT, In view of the
TACT that large Stale reiOrmatOry has been es
tablished. II would be 10 the advantage of he
boys aud girls TO be sent there. that would seem
to settle The question Of the Supervisors power
TO do
Some time during the present week the District
Attorney VIII make test case before Judge
Slack, and all the Inmates VIII be dsposed=of
according 10 the result. 1t is almost a foregone
conclusion how the case Will be decided, and the
prospect Is now fair that by January ], 1892,
there Will be no Industrial School In San Fran
The morning call., 1891-11-01

and, while It has been ans Hered to everybody's
satisfaction. there has not been discovered proof
10 warrant his arrest. However his resignation
resulted, and when ID. NJ. CasbiL r. signed on the
Ion ult4 lie said: ''B fore tile month is up |
shall lave proved my Innocence"
20. g. CAsHIN's TINE is UP.
The monh ended yesterday. and might have
ended heedessY but for the newer scandal
! hat caused inquiries 10 be made as to Cashins
progress. No one could answer. All could
question aud exchange notes the results OF
Which were that Cashin had not been seen in or
about the CustOm-hOuse or Appraisers store
since that eveuiful day.
Neither has lie been seen or heard OF on the
water front or IN the political gatherings No
one had seen him or seen any one who had seen
or heard OF him. II has done nothing to clear
ltyiOn
The morning call., 1891-11-01
His Acknowledgment of the Co-Opera-
ton Given Him.

his acknowledgement OF the CO-OperR-
tion Given Him.
Lieutenant John p. Finley, Ninth Infantry, in
charge OF the Weather Bureau, las sent out a
communication conveying the Information OF his
relief from duty as officer in charge OF the Pa
cihc Coast Weather Service In this city, under
instructions from the Chief OF TIE Weather
Bureau, directing him to proceed TO Washington,
ID. G., and report to him.
o." | feel" says he, that l cannot leave this
field OF work. In which have taken so much In
terest, without giving slight evidence Of my
sincere appreciation OF the generous CO. opera
tlor with me In efforts TO build up the weather
service on the Pacific Coast. Without that as
sistance In furnishing reports, distributing Off
cial Information and otherwise encouraging the
work, lie measure Of success would have been
less. While called to another branch OF the
service, shall never forget The interests OF the
Pacihc Coast and The advantages | have de
rived from study OF its remarkable climate and
resources"
Lieutenant Finley will probably retire from
official charge OF the branch office on the 10th,
when his successor. MI. Il. L. keTkam, will as
sumo control.
The morning call., 1891-11-01
TEE ROMANCE OF ROUMANIA.
The Crown Prince Ferdinand and MadsmOiSelle
VdcarpSG0. -

The charms Of the lady of the picture,
Mile. Vacaresco. maid of honor to the Queen
of Roumania. made victim of the Crown
Prince Ferdinand, who avowed his love, his
mother sanctioning the avowal. Opposed
TO the match was the prudent King, who
was supported on all hands by the Ruuma-
MAN people. They could not afford that
their future King should wed outside the
regal circle. Accordingly Mile Vacaresco
was removed fr0mth court. as it appeared
that Ferdinand would never be made King
The morning call., 1891-11-01
ITEMS FROM
SEA AND SHORE.
A Fast Voyage by the British Ship
Star of Russia.
Arrival Of Two Whalers From the North-A
Length Of Chain and an Anchor Lost.
Departure of the Australia.

The British ship Star OF Russia arrived yester-
day after rather fast run from Newcastle, N
s. W., beating half dozen vessels that left from
two TO ten days before her. She also made the
: best run from Cardiff TO Port PiTie that mas be en-
made In ten years, having made the run in
seventy-flye days. On the trip up from New.
castle she was caught In blow OF several DAYS
of The coast OF New Zealand. Captain Legg re.
ports that he never saw such heavy sea. The
ships decks were flooded nearly all the time, but
no serious damage was done.
The weather outside the Heads yesterday was
cloudy with the wind from the southeast twelve
miles an hour The barometer stood 3o.l0.
ARRIVAL OF MORE wHALRRs.
Two more whaers arrived in port yesterday,
the Cape Horn Pigeon from the Okhotsh Sea,
WIZ 800 barrels OF oil and 1000 pounds of bone
for j. Il w. K. Wing. and the steam whalsr
Giampus from Fox Island after a TWO years
cruise, with 800 barrels OF oil and 80, 1000 pounds
OF bone consigned to the Pacific Steam Whaling
Company. With the exception OF one man. who
died III the Arctic, every one that left this port
on the vessel on March %, 1890, returned.
The Grampus reports having spoken the Bel
vedere OH October LIST wilt twelve whales.
The ship 1roquos, POPS tons, has been char
tered by &. w. McNear to carry wheat to Cork,
U. X, Havre or Antwerp; 81 13s. short-lay
days.
LOST HER ANCHOR.
The ship John c. Potter left one OF her anchors
at the bottom Of the bay when she went to sea
yesterday. While getting under way the chain
parted at the hfteen.fathom shackle and the
nrst length with the m;:d-ho0k went TO the
bottom,
The Mneola = booked to leave for New York
on the lea, and will no oubl take away a full
cargo In suite Of several drawbacks the sue
ce., OF the new freight linz ~ SAID to be assured
IIe mail steamer Australia left Tor Honolulu
al O'clock sharp yesterday aftt ri Don with
full car go aud 40 cabin and 20 stee age passen-
gers.
DEPARTURES DURING THE DAY.
Departures were the steamers stat, OF Calif0r.
MIA fot Astoria. Corona To- san Diego aud Hum
boldt for Eureka The American SHIP John c.
Potter went Out bound to Melbourne, the Italian
ship i. ). Campa for Antwerp. thA Yosemite
Tor Tacoma. the German bark Ocean ana the
BRUSH bark Aldergroyc towed to 'ea bound TO
Queenstown, ana the schooners Jennie ThelIu
ana Maxim sailed for coast poris.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The moves yesterday were the IIabltant to
Fremont street, whaleIs EydE. ald Siamboul TO
the Arctic OH Works, Don 20 Harrison street,
Sierra Miranda TO the Mai Dock, and the An
gaunaut 10 Port Costa. To-day the Aureola Will
dock ut Pacific street, tie Charles b. Kenny at
Mission No. 2, and tho senegal will 20 to Port
Costa.
IN FaoM SEA.
Arrivals yesterday were the United States
steamer Hassler rom a cruise, Wbitosbro from
Greenwood, Ce,a from Russian GulcD, and
Pomona from Newport. The British ship Star
OF Russia, frcm Newcastle, N. s. W., brought
cargo OF 2Gb4 tons OF coal for L. c. Evans.
The morning call., 1891-11-01
Nicaragua Canal Committee.

The Nicaragua Canal Committee of the
Traffic Association has appointed the fol-
lowing committees:
Address to the people OF the Pacific Coast
Horace Davis A; X. Briggs, w. l.. Merry and
John DOYLE eX. otliciO.
70 secure Stale. and United States Govern
1hent aid Tor the construction OF the canal
John T:Doyie, Henry Z. Bowie and Robert
To prepare apet!tlSa TO Congress In behalf OF
the caDal-L l., Baker, Jvnis Merrill, Louis
Sloss and c. L, Taylor.
The address to the people of the slete
will be ready by Wednesday. when another
meeting OF the Committee will be held.
The morning call., 1891-11-01
Sentences Pronounced.

Sentences were pronounced by Judge
Murphy yesterday as follows:
William B. Hall. four years for embezzle-
ment of money from his employers, Green
berg & Bier Nine similar informatio
against hin were dismissed.
Frank Price, five years in San Quentin
Prison for grand larceny. An information
against him for forgery was dismissed.
Michael Coeney, eighteen months in the
House OF Correction for cutting Joseph Des-
mond with razor.
Joseph Grinsberg, two years in the House
of Correction for grand larceny. =
Albert johnson, fonr years in the Folsom
Prison for grand larceny. = = -:
James Orr, two years in the Whittier Re-
form School for grand larcenY
The morning call., 1891-11-01

The weather will be upside down. more
or less, till tomorrow, SO says Lieutenant
Finley. The first monthly weather bulletin
for the State, compiled by James A. Bar
wick, United States Weather Bureau OBJ
server. is out. 1t consists of reports from
26S stations, and a forecast for November.
According to the bulletin last night the
rain IN the various parts of the State for
twelve hours previous to o'clock was as
follows: Fort Candy. "a; Portland, 90 !;
Eureka. "a: Red Bluff. .OS; Sacramento.
GA; San Francisco, .01; southern points
The morning call., 1891-11-01
A wHALER LIBELED.
Seaman Henry Mann Demands Cash Il
GrucI Treafmeut.

Seaman Henry Mann Demands Cash for
Cruel Treatment.
fe% days ago there was published In these
columns au account Of an alleged 1nsubordina-
lion ON the part of two sailors OH the Emma +.
He riman. an American bark engaged as a
wfaler In the northern seas. When the sailors
sme 10 tell their stories, however, the side light
THROWN on The event showed the captain, L; F.
Fish. TO have been most inhumau.
q The two sailors were thrown In irons into a
place they claim was not more than three feet In
height anu kept there on bread and water for
i've days They claim that the alleged insub-
ordination consisted In their refusal TO leave
companions TO the possibility OF death in order
TO catch whale.
They had already fastened to one whale. The
nrst mat sent back Tor something and Captain
Fish, while these sailors were on board, spied
the second whale aud ordered the vessel under
way. They refused to desert their companions
10 pursue the second whale. and for their "ln-
suboidnaiipn' were thrown below III irons.
Henry Mann. one'0f the incarcerated, flied
The morning call., 1891-11-01

If he persisted IN his intention TO marry his
love. To make even this sacrifice the Crown
Prince was willing, and wrote Mile Vaca-
rescO that he was ready to forego the royal
succession rather than to lose her. The
young lady, who seems to be cooler-headed
person than the Prince. wrote him that it
would be better for him to wait and see
what time would do in their behalf. So the
matter stands, and as Everybody loves a
lover" everybody is hoping that the Crown
Prince Ferdinand of Roumania will be .ome
King Ferdinand, and that his throne will be
shared by the lady of his choice. -Washing-
ton. SUNDAY Herald.
The morning call., 1891-11-01
3 in soft porphyry. The southwest drtftfrom
1900 level Wand Shall Is nut EGO f.st:. "a q

face in soft porphyry. The southwest driftsrrom
the 1900 level Ward Shaft IS out $50 feet;. face
In pOrphyry. -.
CHoLLAR-The east crosscut on tile south line
1900 level Is out 135feet, face in porphyry. Tie
south d. 1T from the incline station 1900 Level is
out 212 feet, face In porDhyry.
foTosI-1he east crosscut on south line 1900
level Is out LAT feet. face In clay aud porphyry.
Inc north and south drifts from The winze STA
lion i4oo level has not been advanced during the
week. owing TO retim berng the drifts The
south drift from Wine station 1900 level Is OUT
IA ieet, face In soft porphyry. Tie north drift
same LEVELS out 10 feet, face in porphyty.
d; ALPHA-Have completed retmbering shaft
and Will resume work i'll the mine to-day.
EXCHEQUER-Have completed shaft and Will
resume work on. the 600 level day. The Joint
southwest drift from Ward shaft 1900 level Il
out $50 feet, face In porphyry.
The morning call., 1891-11-01

Special Commissioner o. A. Barnard of
the Department of Labor, who has been
three months on this Coast in the interest
OF the Committee on Finance Of tho United
States Senate, has completed his labor and
returned to Washington. He complained
that he had been hampered in his work by
the business men of this city, who were
averse to telling how much their goods were
sold for or how much they cost, either in
this or some other YEAR
The morning call., 1891-11-01
Royalty In Onr Midst.

The fonrteen-year-old Siberian Princess,
kathalini Chebunsk. arrived in this city
from Petrnpaulovski in the schooner Leon
on Thursday. Her father Is a Swede and
her mother Kamschatka princess. He is
wealthy fur-dealer, and wishes his daugh-
ter well educated; She is quite A comedy girl
The morning call., 1891-11-01
HE CLAIMS DENVER.

JEFF Hildreth Says. He Owns Part of the
City.
DENVER, Oct. l. Property-owners at
Denver are wrought up over deed offered
for record. 1t is by jeff Hildreth to Marin
Z. Cole, transferring to the latter $50 acres
of land in the heart of Denver, the title to
which Is claimed by the right of pre- Temp
ton, Hildreth stating lie settled on this
land thirty-two years ago. Should his
claim.b upheld it would involve property
owners in endless litigation. The general
opinion. however, is the deed Is worthless.
The morning call., 1891-11-01
Record.nf Deafhs

There were '132 deaths in San Francisco
during the week. Sixty-nine were foreign
born, 10 were infants and Ia were over 60
years old. -Four were suicides, casualties
and % died in public institutions. The more
fatal diseases were: Cancer Z. diphtheria
s, enteritis a, typhoid fever 8, heart disease
z, insntion s, consumption a. pneumonia 9.
The morning call., 1891-11-01

The Trinity Church vestry will NEE,
tomorrow evening 10 examine the plans for
the new edifice. An elaborate plan mas
been secured by the pastor, Rev. J. Sanders
Reed, from w. Halsey WOOD Of New York.
which IL adopted involves an expenditure Of
SSoO00
The morning call., 1891-11-01
A Question of owner,hip.

Margaret O'Shaughnessy, widow, has
sued Patrick Collins. as administrator of
her husbands estate. Collins claims an in
terest in lot of land at Thirteenth and
Bernlce streets. She contests this claim,
and saws that the land was purchased by
her husband with $500 of her money.
The morning call., 1891-11-01
Something New.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Simpson Me-
mortal NJ. E. Church, Rev. DR.. Hirst pas
tor, will give a Jack Frost entertainment on
Thursday and Friday evenings. This will
DO the first entertainment If the kind given
here. The participants will be arrayed III
costumes representing some part Of Jacks
principality
The morning call., 1891-11-01
Escape of a Stabber.

The charge of an assault with a deadly
weapon against II. A. Chrystal, who
stabbed F. 2. Littlefeld, was dismissed by
Judge Rix Friday. Since recovery from
his injuries Littleteld has disappeared and
consequently there was no evidence for the
prosecution
The morning call., 1891-11-01
A Little Charv.

The judiciary Committee Of the Board of
Supervisors has declined TO: adopt the sug-
gestion of City Attorney burst recommend
ing that the suit of William Nicol against
the CITY, for $1,000 damages done to his prop
erty, be compromised 1t is believed that
such compromise would establish dan
gerOnS precedent.
The morning call., 1891-11-01

The Allison and Neff Company has in
corporated for the manufacture and sale of
agricultural machinery and tools. The
capital stock is 100000, of which $4,000
has been subscribed by John B. Neff ). S.
Burge, NJ. j. Donahoe. C. Il. aud j. E.
llison
The morning call., 1891-11-01
Fifteen Years far schm,dt

Charles Schmidt, ex-pas of murderer Sid
ney Bell, against whom were secured two
convictions for burglary, was sentenced to
San Quentin seven ana a half years on each
conviction, the last sentence to begin on the
expiration of the first.
The morning call., 1891-11-01

have yet been sworn 10, as Collector Phelps is
not sure that he can hold the schooner and let
| the steamer Empire 90 free. No Sc lures were
made yesterday on the Empire or the Haytiau
Republic, both OF which are kept under close sur
vail
The morning call., 1891-11-01

At the Washington and Lee University,
Lexington, Va, there are two students
whose Christian -pamcs are Robert +. Lee
h2d Ulysses S. Grant. They room together.
The morning call., 1891-11-01
Arabs Defeated.

LONDON. Oct. 31.-A dispatch from NOM
hasa says the Lingard expedition las
severely defeated the rebel Arabs of Uganda
and Unyoro. This is regarded as a serious
blow TO the slave trade.
The morning call., 1891-11-01
The Gift Accepted.

A resolution OF thanks has been rendered
to George w. Gibbs by the Directors of the
Armitage Orphansge for his gift of the
Laurel Hall property.
The morning call., 1891-11-01
Carroll Cook Wnrsted.

w. A. Bushnell, printer, has obtained
judgment for S34 20 against Carroll Cook
In the justices Court. Bushnell claimed
the money for printing brief.
The morning call., 1891-11-01

ANNUAL JINKs.-The Harmonic Club held its
annual jinks on Friday night, Henry Elckboff
oftciatng. More than 100 members partici-
pated
The morning call., 1891-11-01
FINLEY'S FAREWELL.

collect the money. Taylor testified that the
combine received $1,000 apiece, or So, oGo to
defeat the measure.
The morning call., 1891-11-01
No Seizure Papers Signed.

libel yesterday In the United States District
Court Tor $500 damages. The defendants are
Captain Fish and the owners of the bark.
The morning call., 1891-11-01

BEAcnAM's rILLs cures SICK ncadacns,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-11
Notice of Sale.

Notice Ia hereby given tnAt the above animal
will be sold ~ sheriff sale, At my place. ut Gil
man. Idaho. TUESDAY, the 9th day of May. 1891.
a2A~ Il, A, JOSSElAN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-11
EStraY Notice.

CAME TO MY RANCH ON BIG LOST RIVER
Idaho. On or abo { the summer of SS3 and
taken up by me tstray thus % das Of Janu-
ary, 1891, one small ROAM HORSE. lht al ut
600 pounGs, branded thus: u \ on left shoulder,
hR or left st,he. On right shoulder. white
face, unds Rip white hind legs whit Abo .jtnid-
die j"Iuts uutsiie OF slgLt front leg white up ~
knee. about five inches OF left front leg white
saddle. mhrk.d on back and sides shoulI ju ge
his age about niue years. owner requ, strd to
prove pr p-rty, pay charges AID take ssio horse
away G Il. tUktY.
Leslie, Alturas County, Idaho. Jan 23d. 1891.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-11

W 32AV LII Line; the only in- iu-
vented that holds the clothes without pins; per-
tert su cess; patent 'ssui Il: sol only by
agents, 10 " hom the exclusive right Is gwen; On
receipt of 80 cents We will senu ssii pie lin. by
mail; also cirtuiurs price list and terms to
agents: secure (. rrItory at once. Addr.
the piNLESS g OIHLS LINE 90 II iiermon
street. orc-stP. Msss