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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02
East nIlNcAN Lode.

EA%l nINiAN I4bIlfb
hearing gold. situate in Bear Greek
Mining district, Gilmore county, Idaho,
and described in the official plat and
field notes on file in this Office, us fol
lows, viz:
Beginning ut discovery where notice
OF location il posted. thence II 30 dg 30
min Q, var II Is dg 10 mn 30 ii to II
W cor No |, thence 80 Dc 80 mn W
100 II to sw cor No ?, thence 800 fl
to So cor No 3, thence so dg 80 mn
q TOO It to ne cor No 4, thence west
1900 II To NV cor M aud place of
beginning survey 81 exterior hnunda-
fies. From cor No l. Z. $. NJ. NJ. M
|, Bear Creek Formerly Hnrdserahhle)
mining district bears 80 Dc 90 min
east 2I5j II distant, containing IL 33l
acres and forming a portion oi the un.
surveyed lands Of the United States.
The location Of this mine Is recorded
in the Recorders Office III Gilmore
couaty, Idaho, ON page t0l, book ) 81
/ quartz claims
! Adjoining claims are the North Pm
i ciiie and Duncan loles.
1 All persons holding adverse claims thereto arr
anired present the hcarr this office sathts
sixty Aass from the fst aas II publication herf, a
they viii he barred hs virtue u the rr9Ylas n q
VT RILEY, Register
/ s II. NecartY Attorney far elaimaht.l
f1rsf publication iire y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02
Won Are In a Had Fix

But we will cure you II you will pay
us. Men who are Weak, Nervous and
Debilitated, suffering from Nervous
Debility, Seminal Weakness, and all
effects Of early Evil Habits, or later
indiscretions, which lead to Premature
Decay, Consumption or Insanity,
should send for and read the Book oi
Life" giving particulars OF Home
Cure. Sent (sealed) free, hy address
ing DIR. Parker's Medical and Surgical
Institute, l5l North Spruce St, Nash
Vile, Tenn. They guarantee cure oi
no pay.-The Sunday Morning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02

Representative Springer, not TO be
behind the other candidates for the
speakcrship Of the House, has given
out, in the shape of newspaper in
terview, a statement of his position
upon the various questions now be-
fore the country. Needless to say
that he stands upon good solid
Democratic ground, inst as he has
done for 10 these many years. Mr.
Springer's opinion ON New York
politics, expressed in the same in
teryiew, has excited much interest
in the East. lie says TINT Repre-
sentative Roswell P. Flower, who
was the chairman of the Democratic
Congressional committee last year,
will certainly be nominated for Gov
ernor of New York this year, and
that If he is elected by large ma
jority, rs he thinks he will lie, he
sill be Presidential nominee Of the
party next year.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02
THE DEATH VALLEY MINES.

E1GNNtA1 AtiAtsEAS nav N0hhN NsA@tA
TO CalifoEnia from the Pahrump val
ley, east Of Death valley, where the
recent discovery Of gold-bearing /
quartz was made by the Montgom |
cry prospecting party, and the lost
Breyfogle mine was supposed to
have bsen found. The quartz shown
in San Francisco was quite rich, but
later reports are not SO favorable.
Henry G. Callahan, late superin-
tendent Of the Diamond mine, Ne
vada county, was one Of the party
who recently visited the camp, and
ne tells the Grass Valley Union that
they found the camp and exam
ined the lodes upon which prospect
ing had been done. The quartz pros
pected well in gold. The lodcs were
inclosed between lime and quartz
lite formations, the quartz being
white and free from other mineral
and of character that the miner
would call "sugary," The evidences
were not favorable of the lodes be-
ing true contact veins that would
hold out in depth, but Of that there
has not been sufficient work done to
determine. The Montgomery party
had made number of locations and
had covered all the lodges to be
found i'm that immediate section Of
country. This company had fitted
out in Calaveras county, and Mr..
Callahan says it was the best equip
ped prospecting expedition he has
ever seen, and its work was con-
Quoted on a very efficient plan.
They had large outfit, an abund-
ance Of supplies and a large trans
portation force of men and pack
animals They had one main camp
from which men and animals were
sent out in different directions, and
subordinate camps established, and
from these prospecting operations
were extended in different direc-
tions, that enabled them to cover q
large extent Of country in their pros
pecting operations and to secure
such localities as gave any promise
of future value.
At the Montgomery camp, the
water has to be brought from dis
tance Of five miles, but taking that
district generally, the water supply
is good. At the northern end Of the
mountain range there is good tim
Der, and one or more sawmills hayt
been established in that section
Mr.. Callahan is not enthusiastic il
regard to this new mining field, al
though there have been some excel
lent prospects Of gold obtained
The country is isolated, and q lonI
distance from a base Of supplies
and development work can only b
successfully prosecuted by stron
companies. II is not field 70
poor prospectors, and men who AZ
not well supplied with means hay
no inducement to 60 there at pres
ent. A railroad survey has bee
made from Phoebe to Californi;
which skirts the Death valley r,
gion, but not Immediately on I'll
border of the valley, and should ii
road be constructed, it would |
within five miles Of Pahrump Va
ley, and would afford an opportul
ity for the opening up of the mil
eral resources of the region, whiel
under present circumstances, is in
practicable.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02
Netice of Forfeiture.

To isnses HenhreN his heirs or assigns:
You ara Eerehy notified that have egnenied the
sum Il iAa hundred dollars ~ labor and improve.
Insnts on the
MOUNTAIN VIEW and KEYSTONE
Iole mining claims, situated on Red Warrior HIM.
Bear treek Mining district Elnnre county Idaho
- Required ,, seei0n asst Revised Statutes Of the
United Stairs, huin2 tbs required 10 hold the
same for this ear iss and that your proportion ~
ths ame + Twelve dollars ami Itt ceuta due on the
Mountain View claim AMI twelve dBliars and nfiy
tniits due an the keystone claim making total ~
twenty i've dailafs being one-sishth II the amount
expended IA both claims and II within ninety daya
after this rs tire ny publication you ia or refuse To
contribute 1HAl proportion VI such expenditure ~
oNaHr yaar Interest In sad claims alIl heeone tho
property Of the sltsetller under said seesion glg4
Revised Statutes u the United stairs
Dated nosks nar. oct Ia. 1900. ~ ~ ~
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02
FOR SALE,
THE BASCOM RANCH.

On South Boise River, two miles
above the
SHAKE CREEK MINES.
II contains li0 acres Of good land,
NIL under fence and now has 40 acres
in timothy aud alfalfa.
The whole tract Of land i tiilahle--
not one acre hut can he cultivated. II
il one az the best Stock Ranches in
Idaho. Grain and vegetables Of all
kinds do wcll. II has produced as
high as GOO bushels ~ potatoes per
acre. Plenty D; WATER for irrigat-
ing purposes.
Also good hned log dwelling house,
stables, work shop, corrals etc.
Good hay press, good mower and
Tiger rake both new. Flows and tools
Will sell cheap for cash.
JAMES A. NICHOLSON
Rocky Bar, September l3.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02

This Hotel having been renovated and furnished hnrgFe
embraces feature OF
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02
Low Prices and Good
Goods.
APPLICATION No. 33s.
umrrp sTArsa Lawn orrcN,

Notice is hereby given that the Bear
Greek Gold Mining Company, whose
postoilice address is Rocky Bar, FL
more county. Idaho. has made appli
cation for patent for 100 linear feet
IN lhp
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02

s n Mecarty Attorney fat tlaiaaht.i
Firsf publication bra ~
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02

hearing gold, situate in Bear Creek
Mining district, Elmore county, Idaho.
and described in the official Plat aud
field mites on Tile in this Office, as fol.
lows, VIZ:
Beginning nj discovery where notice
Of location j. posted. theaue II 30 dg
30 min 80 IL to ne cor M |, thence
! 30 dg ID mn W 700 n To- sc cor M. =.
thence west 1910 # Il ke cor M ;,
thence 80 ds so mn . 700 # to NV
cor No 1. thence easl 100 II To ne eor
NJ, and place Of beginning survey II
exterior boundaries Narn Is liz -
mn e. From cor No |, L. :. II, NJ. NJ.
|, Bear Greek Formerly IIafi-eralshle)
Mining district bears u 50 dg O. mn
east ss55 Ct distant Containing mn
AREA Of 10 63l acres-exelalin how
ever from said ARA o 2s2 acres in con.
ilict with the Golden Bar lode claim,
nnsnryeyed. Arra cl4impl and snaeht
10 be patented 1880 acres 81 unsuf.
sesei lands Of the United States.
The location Of this mine Il re-.
corded in the Recorders Office Of FL.
more county on page ia3, book ; Of
quartz claims.
Adjoining claims are the Fast Dun
can" North Pacific and Golden
Barr
Al psrS1as hoaiing ATerSa eatim1 shn-htA arr r.
eaies=l e present III SAME tsEFs tss eae sItt1z
sixty dAtz ttni. TIE first as u ptha,Ian herc d
iheE viii he uarrat % s.rtar II tht rrotlslpns q
tn statute.
" r rtt#FN. Register
s. II. MeeartF Attorney ssE Eaasuf4nt
Fiest pm heassaa ates 20
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02
MINING APPLICATION No. 334.

= hii.f-ht hFriskeEs
$, II, NcGARrY. attorney for claimant.
First publication Nos. -
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29
RADIKTN & COONEY.
RAILWAY JOTTlNGS.

Passenger engineers work SIX hours a
day.
English capitalists recently purchased
$3.50, 900 worth of railroad machines in
Philadelphia for Brazilian railroads.
A new spur on the Baltimore aud
Ohios Pittsburg division has been
opened. 1t is on the Somerset and Cam
bria branch.
The supreme court Of Indiana has
decided the case involving the Center
township donation to the old Indiana
and Illinois Central, commonly known
Us the coal road. The court decides that
suit against the township will hold.
The Chicago, Burlington ana Quincy
road has let contracts for . 400 freight
cars, TO be delivered within the next
three months-1, 600 10 the Missouri Car
and Foundry company, Of st. Louis, and
1000 TO the Madison Car works, OF Madi-
son, Ills. They will be equipped with
air brakes and automatic couplers.
The Southern Pacific road has suffered
so on account OF a shortage OF coal that
the company has adopted the use Of an
English system Of manufacturing fup'
blocks from coal dust aud other Carboua,
ceous waste substances. a plant Is be
ing constructed on the Pacific coast. The
coal dust material will be brought from
Vancouver in large hatboats.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29
Wanted to Change His Luck.

Gamblers are VIGOROUSLY superstitious,
and believe in all sorts OF charms, "hoo-
docs" warning dreams and SO on. But
the palm for this sort Of idiocy must be
awarded to Charles Clay, who lives neas
Henderson, Ky, and who has been ar
rested at the instance Of James Hender
son. Clay is charged with having opened
the grave OF IIenderson's wife and having
cut from the right hand of the dead woman
the forennger.
Clay has been unlucky at cards, and was
advised by some of his companions Of a
sure way 10 secure luck, namely, to visit a
graveyard on "A dark night, open the grave
of n female aud cut off the forefinger OF her
right hand. Clay was credulous enough
to believe in the recipe, and acted on It,
He had no motive of robbery, as was shown
by his leaving untouched valuable ring
worn on the left hand of the corpse
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29

The cold evenings make demand for
heavy overcoats and the clothing mer-
chants are happy.
The game that was to have been pla yed
Saturday between the Milfords and six OF
the Boston Reds for y, 900 purse has been
declared of.
The City Tryasurer's Office will be open
tonight until . o'clock to give all an
opportunity of paying their personal
property tax.
Why did not the Republican orators at
the French Canadian rally wait for the
carriages Tuesday evening? Were they
ashamed TO ride with the parties who were
/ in charge of-thom.
/ Arrangements are being made by the
Sacred Heart Temperance Society for the
presentation OF the drama, "The Ticket OF
Leave Man." Thanksgiving night, by the
T. ID. Daniels Dramatic Company.
At the French Canadian Republican
rally, Tuesday evening, Aldermen White
Ticpke and Saunders were present. 1t II
said that "knives" were bristling in lively
style through some OF the speeches.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29
ODDS AND ENDS.

The population Of the earth doubles
itself in 2G0 years.
Rhode Island the smallest state, has
the largest population to the square mile
A proposition to open the Crystal pal
ace, London, on Sundays failed because
Its charter forbids public admission on
that day.
The ratio Of deaf mutes TO the hearing
is as TO 1900, so there are over 10000
in the United States aud about 100000
in the world.
The five states Of Iowa, Kansas, Hi.
nois, Nebraska and Missouri producr
fully one-half Of the corn crop Of thC
United States.
Among the permanent decorations T.
be added 10 the vestibule of the Whit
House e portraits Of Washington GIa
L IcO. ted On the wall over tie
mantelpieces.
Advertise your wants In the TRIBUNE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29

he held rank as the FREDERICK KISsKY.
best server Of legal papers in the city and
his income averaged twenty dollars day.
lie lived in room for which he paid
two dollars week. bought his clothes OF
pawnbrokers and never dissipated, yet no
trace can he found Of his big earnings. and
for want OF any other theory 1t Is surmiseG
that he lost his cash In speculation. lie
was persistent borrower, but always re-
paid his creditors promptly.
Kinsky is native OF Vienna, and be-
came a resident OF New York thirty years
ago. He began his American career AS a
LAWYER. clerk, but soon found the serving
Of processes more profitable vocation.
lie speaks dozen languages, Is mathe-
matician and astronomer and man o.
courtly and dignihed address. He could
"get action" with legal papers where all
others failed.
IL is said Of him that "he adopted vari-
ous expedients TO accomplish what he was
hired TO do. Sometimes he pretended TO
be teacher Of languages, and through
tact and diplomacy was engaged. Some
member Of the family which engaged him
was soon served with papers which he or
she had desired TO avoid. He personated
peddlers, organ grinders and musicians.
Once he attired himself In evening dress
and served papers on Count de Lessops,
who received him after refusing to receive
everybody else, and the Panama Canal
company settled suit for $4,000 which,
but for Kinsky's skill, they would have
fought-and probably successfully" He
never conlded in any one. sought nc
friendships is destitute, and when hs dies
will have 20 ill II pauper's grave unless his
Old employers contribute money TO give
him decent burial.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29
1E2SE T7'8UNEITES.
Paragraphs Picked Up Every
w.. - CL!. -iCous Reporters.

mA--- - : ~ -iIous reporters
The Barton street bridge is still imPass-
able.
There will be prize waltz at the Stars
fair Saturday evening.
The rails for the Interstate electric road
are being laid on Park street
Pay your personal property taSAtoday'
You cannot pay il tomorrow.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
George Malo and Mary Dynott.
The 7. ay OF "si Perkins" amused a large
audience at Music Hall last night.
An adventurous canine was run over at
the Dexter stree crossing last evening and
killed.
Miss Sarah Cullen has been engaged to
assist Miss Finley at the Lincoln avenue
school.
4 list Of the wedding presents to Mr.,
and Mr. George Moran will be published
tomorrow.
Thomas }, Gillian will be ordained at
Christmas. $50, and viii DO stationed in
this diocese.
The Board Of Aldermen will meet
tomorrow morning at o'clock to canvass
the voting lists.
\ new room il to be opened at the Grove
street school house. Miss Pollard OF
Hyde Park will be- the teacher.
John WhaIen lost a wheel from hiscar-
riage on Cottage street the other evening
by collision with another vehicle.
Miss Mary Curley of Jacksonville, Flor
ida, who has been visiting Miss Katie
Graham OF ibis city, returned home today.
Steamer Samaria arrived in Boston this
forenoon with quite number OF passen-
gers for this city ana surrounding villages.
The TRIBUNE was misinformed yes
terday in regard 10 the Driscoll- -Garriepy
wedding. The interesting event will be
-ater.
A new gate is being placed in position
on the upper side of the Broad street
crossing in place of the one broken by the
horse car Saturday night. Therell be a
horror there some day.
Yesterday morning, at the big rush for
the Meklejohn * Lomas course tickets, a
bright TIBUNE boy was in the van. He
secured his place ut the head OF the line
| by being there at q. IN.
The organ last night made its usual
| blunder when il said that two French
| Canadian policemen were removed by
/ Mayor Carroll and their places filled with
/ favorites. The organ IL getting desperate
"The Midnight Alarm" will prove o
grandly enjoyable and exciting attraction
at Music Hall, Saturday evening. The
play presents the most thrilling and
realistic scenes ever witnessed on the
stage.
Thomas Quinland and Miss Nellie Mar
tin were married this morning at st
Joseph's Church, Ashton. Miss Emmf
| Martin was the bridesmaid and Johr
Quinlaud was the best man. The bride
and bridesmaid looked pretty in white
silk There was a high nuptial mass.
The immense sale OF seats for tn,
Meiklciohn a. Lomas concert cours'
proves conclusively that the list OF attrac
tions which have been announced ar
looked forward to with much pleasur
and that Meiklejohn * Lomas have sue
ceeded in bringing to Pawtucket serie
OF entertainments that are appreciated
The sale Of course tickets will continue a
their store until tomorrow evening at
O'Clock, at which time the sale OF evening
tickets begins for the concert to be give
by "The Boston Leaders, at Music IIa |.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29

Gents Cardigan Jackets in
black and brown, full sizes, at
45c. each.
Gents Teck Scarfs, elegant
styles, all shades, at I6c. each,
worth 81 I-2c.
Boys Suspenders AT &c.
pair.
Gents, we have the greatest
bargain ever shown in this
city in Unlaundered Shirt,
with open front and back,
made from the best New York
Mills Cotton, fine linen bosoms
and cuffs, at 69c. each. Others
sell this shirt at 95c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29
SPEUIL SALE THIS NEEk.

: to s, at 25c. pair.
Children's School Shoes,
heel or spring heel, sizes 9 to
II, cap or plain toe, at 67c.
pair.
Boys Shoes, lace or button,
sizes II to ?, 75c., sizes 3 to
5 I-2, 9Sc.
Ladies Opera Toe Shoes at
SOC. pair.
Ladies Opera Toe and Com
mon Sense, smooth inner soles
all solid, at SI.I9 pair,
Gents Fine Veal Calf Lace
or Congress, at Sly pair.
Cork Sole Shoes in Balls.
only, at $I.98, former price
/ $500.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29
HONORABLY ACQUITTED.
Reformed Presby ytsrians Find No Grounds
for Those Charges OF Heresy. Ssf1

Reformed Presby tsrians Find No Grounds
for Those Charges OF Heresy. Ssf0
NEW YoRE, Oct. 29-The New York
presbytery OF the Reformed Presbyterian
church met yesterday for tie purpose OF
hearing the report of the committee ap-
pointed to consider the charges Of heresy
preferred against Reverend DIR. j. c. X.
Mlligan OF this city aud Reverend j. f
Carson of Brooklyn. The charges against
hoth ministers were that they urged men,
bers Of their congregations and pub
Gshed communications in church perl
pdcal to vote at the election last year,
practice which is antagonistic to the doc
trines OF the Reformed church. The COM
,nittee reported that as the synod last year
pronounced tho libel against DIR. Milligan
informal the presbytery had no right to
consider It. The committee regarded one
OF the articles in the church paper as not
antagonistic to the laws Of the church
The committee recommended that no
further action be taken in the matter.
The second article complained Of had not
been considered by the committee. The
latter asked 10 be discharged. The report
was adopted after a hot debate. The ac-
cused clergymen made statements in which
they denied any violation OF the laws oil
the church. After considerable discussion
the following was adopted:
Resolved, That after hearing the explana-
tions Of Brothers Miligan and Carson the
presbytery feel satisfied that there were no
| grounds on which to base libel against these
| brethren, and that these statements in the
| press which occasion suspicion a to their
! fidelity to the provisions OF the church were
| merely errors OF judgment as to the expedi.
ency Of publishing certain views that tended
10 disturb the peace Of Zion.
Resolved, That no further action be taker
| In the case before the court
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29

1 case, 7SI yards, Twilled
Shaker Flannel, regular price
"a 1-2c., the best value we
ever offered, s I-2c. yard.
case Remnants Domet
Flannel, a lac. yard.
100 doz. Ladies Black All
Wool Hose, I4c. pair.
case Ladies 25c. Ribbed
Hose, I7c. pair.
case Gents Camcls Hair
25c., IL Hose I4c. pair.
I case Gents Blue Mixed
Hose 14c. pair.
case Gents Mixed Mcrino
Hose I4c. pair.
case Children's All Wool
Hose, sizes 5 to 8 I-2, II I-2c,
pair.
Ladies all wool Cardigan
Jackets at soc.
Children's Nerino Under
wear, French Neck, Pear
Buttons, size 70 at &c, size Is
at 1oc., size 20 at I2c., size %
at 14c., size "a at I6c., size 2t
at 1oc., size rs at 22c., size sc
at 25c, size 81 at 27c., size 81
at 2oC..
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29
The ALMIGHTY DOLLAR

is din mt in everything money int all you lave TO 'huk q"
when you ordering Cohng Spend money bhndy and
nothing but good will give your moneys worth sP"
intelgeny yn will get Almighty Dollar back o'"
Isn't il fitting que ton whether question of t IS worth
considering? Doesn't yle somethng ant "u"hr "
something more? You MT get both o. hese, W at sort
yestmen are you making wh your outlay be big little? You
will do Justice 70 your Dollar AMI justice your judgment YOU
spend little looking hroug' STYLES OF Fan OF s
We make specially OF but hiug-GOOD CLOTHlN '-'"
man or boy when say GOOD that is "eI IN de-
duiablo material ye aud perfect fitting what '
you buy be $40 S25 Suit Oyeco guarantee goes wit
that you'll get leo worth for every dollar invest just
selling heaps Fall Oeros o as ~ thence nP "
$25
The If attraction to be ttos at Sl2
Our Ladies' Misses and Chdr Dep nts ne7tr so
ractive Is
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29

father Of 1881. He
shared his plundei
with five Other
lads. and the part!
went TO Alameda
where they Ell
joyed themselve,
in various extrav.
agant ways. viii.
lie was arrested or
his return, but
showed no peni
tence. Instead, b,
expressed "A vehe
ment desire Il
"slop dat come,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29
Shoe Department.

A few Of the prices i'll this
Department for this week:
Child's no heels, to 8, at
I6c. pair.
Child's spring heels, sizes
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29
BARGAl

Ladies fine dongoa lace shoes all Sizes $loo
Ladies American kid button shoes sizes to Z, 76c On
Ladies fine sample shoes lace button bargain SOc
Ladies serge and kid oxed lace shoes fine trade SOC.
Ladie' kid button sense sizes 1-2 to 4 9Oc
Iodies fine dongoa, patent tin, Lu sizs IL to slOO
Mis- - d. ga TIP spiug he.. buon, si7es i! I" 9oc
Youths pureitaca cap lace shoes sizes III TO 76c
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29

wot pulled me in" The remainder OF his
minority will be spent at the Industrial
school.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29
willie Robbed His Grandfath ther.

Willie McKenna, of San Francisco, is
only ten years Of age, but he has already
distinguished himself by robbing his grand