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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-20
LOCAL JOTTlN9s,

Smoke DAvey's homo made Cigars.
Idaho Osts TWO cents per pound;
less BY tue tou. J. h. bEAAER.
Ransford Smith. Of Oxdeu, Utah,
returned TO HALEY to-day. &
The bes. Sod. Water on the river,
u Van Nsss's urux store.
You can save time aud money by
getting your loans through
LENNON Il BOONE.
Sherman Post, No. 20, G.. A. R.,
has b~en organized ut kemdrick, Latah
county. Its mus,er.roll bears the
names Of 10 comrades.
l an making room for Fall stock
and therefore sell cheaper than ever
betore. Cone and see aud he con.
vinced. S. J. FRIEDMAN.
Purdum, the Ice man, will deliver
Toe every day. through the sum
mer. All persons needing ice can leave
orders Vt Alex. Wiil,nan's, anL they
will b. promptly attended to.
This mornings train was al houe>
and a-"slt behind schedule tine when
it reached HALEY. It brought two
carloads Of freight for residents Of
HALEY.
The old Weber barber shop is now
owned by Weaver l. Carson, new
firm composed of Mert. Weaver and
David NJ. Carson-two as thorough
artists ~ ever lathered brush OF out
. hair.
Insure your property in reliable
companies. None others are repre-.
scented By LENNON & BooNE.
No ore WAS shipped from either
ketchum, Gimlet or Haley, to day,
aud the down train was much lighter
in freight aud passengers than for
several days.
John O'Brien, of the Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing hut the
choicest meats on hand. Try him.
Services in Episcopal Church Hal.
Icy. Idaho: Morning on second and
fourth Sundays, aud evening on first
and third Sundays in every moth.
Fifth SUNDAYS by special appointment.
6. w. g. VAN WINKLE. Rector.
Er"es. Morrill, passed up the road,
to>dAy, to K-tohum. He comes from
Portland and tho Sound region, says
tina, he is very glad to get back to
Wood River, aud will stay until uext
spring, anyway.
Mrs. Eastwood, Of Rock Creek, who
broke her leg about = week ago, Is
resting easily; aud DR.. Brown in.
seads Sunday to substitute plaster Of
paris for tho splints with which the
broken limb 10 surrounded.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-20
Never Travel Without Theu.

ASCVVb oS0VCU VBVUVUt 8e@o
Persons should never travel without,
: box OF BRANDRE. us Pills. A few
doses taken before going OIL ship will
prevent sea sickness, and one pill
every night on shiphoard will counter
act the c'stive action Of the sea air
When sick, troubled with pains, colds,
or dizziness, or having rheumatism
take from three to Eve pills and il
they do not operate in sn hour or so
take three or four more.
BRANDRETu's Pulls are purely
vegetable, absolutely harmless, and
safe to take at an> time.
Sold in every drug and medicine
store, either plain or suear>coated.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-20
Notice..

All persons owing Dr.. N. J. Brown
are urgently requested to call on the
undersigned, at the First Nation al
Bank of Hsiley, aud adjust their &C.
counts either by cash or note, as he
will be compelled to institute legal
proceedings against all delinquentson
and after July l>t.
NATHAN RANDALL.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-20

Tho first essential t. any business
10 good bodily health. Every young
man can learn how to attain this con.
dition bv reading the "Science o.
Life" 1t costs only . dollar, and is
advertised in this paper.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-20

No Humbug. n. Tickets. No Dis.
counts.
But am selling all my goods cheap
for cash. S. J. FREEDMAN.
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Notice.

NOTICE.
All bills due the old firm OF Var
Ness 4 Brown up to May 22d should
be paid to Lennon & Boonc.
~ J. II. VAN Ness.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-20
NOTICE.

The undersigned. saw.mill owner OF Alturas
County. Idaho. hereby Civ notice thst he hss
applied to the Secretary Of the Interior for per
mission to cut FIR and pine timber from the un.
surveyed public landa along the East Fsrk Of
Wood River and Its branches.
J. p. SHORT.
0AILEy, IDAHO, August 3. 1891.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-20
The Aawnin's Mawniu'.

The Aawnin's Mawniu'.
Chicago Tribunel
At Democratic headquarters in
Chicago:
"Hello, colonel, what's the new.
from Kaintuckv, sah?"
81 understand, colonel, that the old
State stands whah she did"
SHOWS that, coloncl?"
"Democrasic to the coah, majah."
But the pspahs say this mawnin',
colonel, that the returns show fawm.h
aud fawmah Democrats, rs; straight
Democrats, so; Republicans, l5.n
"Yes; read that, mai.h, with
som. misxivin's for the old State.
What do you und.rstan' by fawmsh
Democrat, ma .h?"
"Why, colonel, IN Kaintucky il
means a man is fawmah rust, y Dem.
ocrat second, and Republican nevah,
sab! hy Gswd. sab, nevsh!"
"Majsh. your ksintucky spirit does
you proud. Have you had your
NAV ni"'. mawnin' this mawnin?"
mot this mawnin'. colonel."
"Join me. maj.h?"
with pleasuah, colonel"
Woman's dreat Weapon.
My wife's reproaches can stand.
Fen when they are dim. into my ears:
But eau never md the sand
To make me pr. OF against her tears,
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No IL spruce ST., NV York.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

tnroogh tae bran ches OF the Sx,ees q oou
pie Ia the distance, and my practieec
hunters eye discovered L~potin in the
company Of LADY.
Although the treScherous locks were
this time entirely enveloped II . large
gray veil. this veil ~oslla have recalled
70 my memory nv travelling companion
even if the grace Of her movements hal
not already betrayed her. They walked
side by side, apparently much interested
IN their conversation.
As we went out later saw the lady
enter a boat and start OF alone. o.
Lapotin there was not = trace 70 be
found.
II was hard for me TO believe my
friend 10 his present mood engaged in
any gallant adventure, still. what els<
could il be9
Yesterday at Monaco I discovered
secret understanding; though the
matter seemed plain enough, l was
worried thinking there might bs some
thing else, but what?
fiy cousins found me duh: they po.
litely called i. '-absent-mindsd. They
accused me of being in love, and de-
elared they should certainly watch NE
at the concert.
Once arrived there. they were SO IN
terested in the audience that they for
got all else. Now had to tell them
about this. now sb out that lady, whose
extravagant toilet u struck them. l fel
into disgrace because | could not an
swer all their questions.
In order 10 save myself made the
excuse that one must not know zee.
danes"
Ladies of good standing DO not 70
main here, any more than yor, though
You are two pretty girls"
This compliment was Of no avail
But" now said my eldest cousin
there must DO a nice aad high-toned
society here. Nice Is noted as the re-
sort of such people; and we know from
the papers that, besides many others
Princess Sinonctti, Princess Trubctx'
koi and Princess Pauline Metternich
and her youngest daughters are here
not to mention thoss of yet highe,
rank, such as their maie sites of Wur
temberg. and SO forth"
THAT is true, dear cousin; but q
plain German bar On, who 10 nothins
out of the ordinary, is not admitted tc
that society SO easily. They bear ar
altogether French stamp. because they
all meet in Paris, and continue theil
fetes here, at which the chief amusc
mcnt now is 'matinecs oansantes.' One
sees the ladies driving by In their car
riages, but one docs not know them
They did not show themselves once a
Rubinstcin's concerts; the maestro
played for their highnesses at q private
soiree at the house Of Russian Croesus
who has an immense villa here AND
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In sPte OF the Ia part wh1apered con-
vsrsssson. he knew how 70 eaIiven and
entertain the rest Of the company. so
tAss sveu the German prsfsssor Wa
Obliged 70 laugh heartily, while the
clergyman seemed to smiie more out Of
oo>>plinens to the speaker than any
thing elsa.
"A the little circle around the table
grew merrisr over the hot punch and
Count Dessnfeid's eyes grew brighter
! arose and passed by the table with .
bow. going towards the door.
The count looked up and cried with
weil-simulAted surprise: why. baron.
you here? Why in the world did you
not join US? May offer you this glass
Of punch? 1t shall be to the ladies,
sf course, only the young and pretty
ones" he added.
"No. count" said I piayfully a. I
took the glass and leaned lightly on
the bask Of the pro6ered chair. ''that
limitation cannot allow. l have Just
passed such q pleasant hour with a
charming old Lady that l should be .
faithless knight did not drink the
toast otherwise than in its proposed
1orm-'The LADIES'" with which I
emptied my glass with an inclination
towards Mrs. Clifford
She was . tribe pale. Her eyes looked
ct mo with a peculiar expression as
she quietly pledged me-.
Count Degenfeld laughed constrained
ly and said moekingly: so you dedi-
Gated your evening To Miss Rennert.
for abe Is certainly the charming old
lady Was il "a te.e a tete?"
"Ohi no." answered: Mr.. Lepotin
and I had q great treat Miss Ellen
sang for US in the salon"
How improper" exclaimed the
count Her friendship with that old
person has long been dietssteful to me-
How could she allow the child TO sing
Tor snyone-for young men, too!"
The blood rushed hotly to my face.
j drew myself up to my full height.
Count. can absolutely not under
ptand your vexation-so far as know.
Miss Rennert is not answerable for Miss
Ellen. but rather your estimable wife.
who was herself present"
my wife in the salon? So. So" said
the count. rather Disconnected. that Is
another thing. of course. beg your
pardon for naring up 30. bat you under
staad. that must guard the child, who
has been intrusted 20 my care"
bowed. spoke few words TO tho
other gentlomeu, and bade them good
night
On ascending the stairs. caught =
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gives magnificent entertainments.
could easily have had an introduction
there through Russian friend, but, to
tell the truth, did not care about It.
Whatever other Of so-cailed good Ger
man society there is, is to be found al
the different hotels and boarding houses,
and if one meets them it is only by acci-
dent
'Is there no chance for one to get TO
dances?" asked Leonie, sadly.
laughed aloud.
so that is the trcublei might have
guessed i'll You poor child. do you
think your mother would allow you to
dance with yocr dangerous diseasef
Why did you not go to the capital to
spend several months quietly?"
Mamma did not wish II this year" !"
said Leonic, nystcriously, as Erna
blushcd and turned away. I suspected
little romance.
At that moment a pair of heavy hands
were laid on my shoulders. and looking
around saw my uncle standing bohind
me very much heated and with twink
ling eyes.
"By thun der! but this Nice suits me, 7"
cried he. "One docs net see only in
valids here: does net hear that ever
lasting cough as in Montonc. The
charming little women here do not look i'll
wonderfully pretty faces everywhere.
that must say, and fgures-if they AFRO
natural" he whispered SO close to my
ear that IL tickled me. ] laughed and
shrugged nv shoulders only look, |"
continued he. briskly, there comes =
little woman who makes my old heart
feel quite warm"
turned around and saw In IN Gle
gent costume of brown velvet and fur.
her little cap set coqwettishly on her
brown hair, . large bunch OF white Mac
at her breast, hra Clifford On Count
Degenfeld's arm. followed by her hus-
band end the professor.
Count Dcgrufeld looked at US sharply.
My cousins pretty form had attracted
his experienced esc.
bowed. As the couzt returned my
bow. Mrs Clifford looked at US too. Her
lovely eyes spar:xled and vivid blush
covered her face.
All you know the coupie! cr,eo my
cousin who are thsy9"
sIt isa Count perenfeld. who is stay
ing st Hotel suiSsr =
And the lssy 10 his vtfe7"
Ne said I. sriae ersesrrassAi
'1is wife is a great sufferer and seldom
goes out The lady Ia Hrs. Cis5ord
an Irish woman. rspe wife II tao Eng
iish clergyman, Who is vsllisg behind
her. sod nay neishbo at table"
Ny uncle ~hsssled softly and rssohec
my ear
The wife ~ . clergyman said
Erna sstonished. well. she did not
lceh AZ al like cae
ess tell yep teo. tAss she is not
qu'se what ws think pastors wffc
ssrula BE- sssa snaliioglF yCp know
IN F,nsisna u s~ asffsrsat. there he
Y~asEer ssos n iy~sss reees~e fss hv
snsA snd thesf ~sves are ~esser of th~
SrsAS
IA - ~>FsSr~~f sscn9 ~ she "a.
sas wsss isss tseuins sa~s~as 49,
Hastiseea 81 ssh RACE
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CHAPTER VI.

tt was past ten o'clock, when we en-
tered the gaming-halls. I scarcely rec
ognized the rooms. They were flooded
in sea of light, and the tables were
surrounded by a host of handsome
women.
Behind them In double, yes, thrcc
fold rows wcrc the men; who. In order
to place their money, here bent over a
plump shoulder. there were obliged to
touch a round. bare arm. for which
they received an indignant glance.
In the aisics between the tables peo-
pie were passing 70 and fro; long trains
rustled softly, laces and ribbons trem-
bled. fans waved. diamonds sparkled,
on painted faces pleasure besned
Conversation would only be carried
OF In an und>rtouc. q welcome pretext
rUr craving closer TO the alamcnd-ornar
mentsd ear and the pcrfur,ed hair
Through the soft rusthag. motion
end whispering pressed the monot-
onous cry of the croupier: 'Fsises votrs
leu. Mcssieurs-le jeu est fsit-rien ne
Va plus
Many who stood there. 20 ell appear
ancc calmly. were gathering together
their last hope of life. bitter doubt
gnawed at another frivolous heart. and
the hardened ganesser experienced the
pleasant sensations which he sought
there.
1 watched The faces % the lovely
women gathered around the table.
Their eyes spsrklcd feverishiy; their
cheeks hushed or paled under the
rouge. upon all lar the same strain,
and cavc them a terrible similarity 7
know not. II in this sssen biaxe there
was 70 be found better element. T
did not sry - spa shsNaa est. The passion
for play. the greed fof gold. made them
all alike - me
They ssw. heard and fsls sotiing bat
The gold. The voice n Tho croupier. and
the emptiness n their psrses
A .hss Ises ssars ssvs-~d sh~v s~sss
from their isfzosseatsen s1d ssthoughs
themselves of their hslo-~a. their
friend ~ Patron. -ho hss ne rsrisn
i.hiog ~ e.
vrss ySa Mt shias a. shis n.e-sns
sasf fss<fsss ss<F vricc 10 nas car. -
@oasa give cus stssass ssnssssss y
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

AFAA6 fhs eAaE Al MONTE CARLO.
of the game, and eagerly marking in a
small book. she was blind and deaf to
her surroundings.
Still, as il drawn by magnetism, she
raised her eyes, and looked directly at
us A deep red blush swept over her
handsome face, and in her eyes was a
questioning expression.
As would not latter myself that the
sight of me had this effect upon her, i
turned to Lapotin.
His face wore an expression Of quiet
seriousness; his eyes were fixed on the
table.
When I looked again, perceived the
man with the spectacles next the
woman, and saw as well that the eyes
behind them stared sharply at Lapotin.
What did it mean? was my friend
lucky, and was it jealousy which di-
rected those eyes?
If agreeable to you we will now 60
into the concert room," said Lapotins
calm voice.
Or the way therein l asked him:
"Did you see the pretty girl with golden
hair at the roulette tablc?"
Yes. saw her." he answered short
ly.
We entered the superb music-room,
which was furnished with cxtravagant
elegance, and seated ourselves comfor-
tably in the luxurious velvet chairs.
The orchestra was playing a pot-Pouri
from Meyerbier's Robert 10 Diable".
\ IL,
very apropos Of the place.
The room was rather empty. Several
tourists, several families, and a couple
OF finely-dressed ladies, that was all.
Lapotin was deep in thought.
Have you q pencil with your" he
asked abruptly.
l handed him mine, ho wrote on o
leaf of his note book, and gave me back
the pencil.
saw him tear out the leaf, fold it
up, and stick it in his vest-pocket. As
we passed out, and crossed the square,
leading to our hotel. saw the lady
with fair hair and her companion sit
ting under the colonnade.
just then, two men, evidently Rus
SLAMS. came towards Lapotin with a
lively expression of pleased surprise.
Without moving muscle of his face.
Lapotin made o motion with his hand
towards his cravat, and the men passed
us by indifferently. My friend was
very mysterious to-day. At dinner he
was silent. Il am again poor COM
pany," he said with faint smile
Something is troubling you; can
help you in any way?" asked l.
mo. my friend. no. l thank you." he
said with q warm pressure OF the hand.
"But IL ever need help, l shall ccr-
tainly turn to you Now we will drink
a bottle of champagne, so that we will
be in the right mood to join in that
witches sabbath over there"
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RlcaIGAI FRUIT lM.
Cheapest Route 10 Chicago

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seet heassa, = - Pm sysry sssas5
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TnEAsuaEa's NOTICE.


Cf7T Tssksrtss's 0rFscE.l
eFswr Rsrfnt Mica Sus = l.eA
Notice "a hsfebf siseH thsf the assessment
raii Ter epsniHg sH8 - Ter ser ~ Paris az
nee from ~ feet soufh - south fne q IheF-
street - ffffh sreaas - the effs ~ q ersre
RAPIDS - nc~ "a Fas hsn6s epd that l sti
re~Nivs fssrsrt thereon fcr the period ~
iweafy dsys from fhis 1sts. ~ fbe ethce -
wiLlJsa HsEE.
aus ~ Cifs Treasurer.
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IRrAsrRrR.. vorIcx.


fffr Tr~Rsurefs 4re
e.sss Rssses " ca 5siF = ls49.
Nefies = hsrshs xffen filsf the asses-frert :
feH % fAf RaftnE vffh sat ssrnkif Carat
sFr~ss srNns ivha ssrees - ast ~ Sc sfreef
IN shs rsss # sfreas Rsfias. q ec~ ~ ~
hcfsss az fhif I vffi rerr vs rafUtaf fhsrs
en - ~ tses = f~rEit ezs tren fnls
WILLIAM ssEf
saf u Cfv Trtssa-~r
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kffmpss Of the group through the open
door.
Count Degenfed was bending over tho
lady whispering 70 her; she broke into
shrill laugh
My short ron nee with Mrs. Clifford
wa at an end The count could thank
me, "the old guard" had resumed his
rights, and would know how TO hold his
own. Soft!
That night dreamed of broken rings.
glitsering poisonous snakes with blue
eyes and white lilies as remedies for
snakes bites.
The next day wss sunshiny. I sent a
card by Louis quite early to Lapotin.
asking II he would accompany me TO
Monaco.
He answered IN the affirmative. and
A.after breakfast wa took the train
InpoAin was a. usual very quiet I
4c'd kim of my yesterdays experience.
'and thas ! thought II pity that Mrs.
Clifford vas 30 certainly compromising
herself with that old ''roue" out Of
pi9ue.
"You need not pity tho lady" said he.
hsynhlv "I have he'd nv er,~-ie,~s
with her, and can assure you that she
knows exactly what she is about. One
might rather pity the poor clergyman:
but. good God, why Is the man so blind9
shall not open bis eyes"
CHATTER V.
wha. . magnificent spot Is Monaco.
the city upon plateau. and Monte Car
10 opposite. with it's fine 0srtiensi
When the fiend Of gaming ives driven
on. of all civilized places. IL found
firm foothoid on these rocks. and in a
truly fsndish spirit surrounded the
came with all the charms Of seduction
IN order to entice people there. IL y
rar.dis~. but paradise from which In
rorepce has long fed. and only the ser
peus remains.
I was SURPRISED at the siuplicfty OF
the ssrning.reosns They are much
palmer than those az sden-Baden.
The company looked Insignificant ard
eomnopplscc seemed more 20 me
~n were in . large reading. than IN
scelebrsted zsmisg. rocrs-
wait until evening" sasd Lapotfn
This " .eshing. sssese are tourists snd
Whole regiment of newly married
ssuplss who are r,sking their svr-frsne
pieces See how bored the eronriers
iook: they are hslf ssle~p; bus wait
Until evenins. We viii dine n she
hotel and iss~e by the last train; ~
that ssre yea ~ill hav- become familiar
with viee IA ali iss sersns-"
tfser stalking several sins>s. - ~~rs
leaving. when my fri~ud started ssa
e-niv. Nsd I. following ~ direction ~
his Tax~, <aw onr FAIR biaass - tse
tabieI
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I AXE SHORE . nIcHIsAs sovrnEsS

Toe axe Shore via Cisv-lsnA ~ eenp.cfisr
eth fbs trie aps sna l. y y fr fsfrns fhs
eniskss sra nosi atr~es rosp = yttfstsrE-
A ssr-s
g. 1f. A. cs~-e.r1 y
q rsrrecx. 7fekrt Agent. bepsL
gss CkEfsEs1 IffT AT y Narroe--t
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

tweek days 'Evsry day. iErcept Saturday.
fn.Cln A. ~. has through chair car u Chi-
1o.VV cago. No eAtra charge for seats.
1.rS y NJ. runs thronxh 70 Chicago solid
1.lJ with Wagner buffet car seats. 50
cents
E.0H P NJ. has through free chair car 10
O.<O Mansstce. via N. A n X. r r.
l135 n .s.ss sss car s sassas ss = csssss Pc
and sleeper to Indianapolis via beB-
ton narber,
1130 p r,r.. y; cs,' 81, wagner sleeping car TO Ira
c.o0p n AZ. Ionnecfs si St Joseph with
O.OO Graham Mortoas sfesmer fof Nhi-
e~go-
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Tressurer's once
Grand Ksrfds Mich July - lsei
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor the epe nine ard extension oi Brad
burn street IS ieet s0ath Of the south lice Of
Thomas street to fiffh nysnHp tr the
eftr of Grand Barids "a ncs In ~ hands srn
thst I vii receive payment thereon ser ffs
per od ~ fwenty aaFs from TITS eSt-. 81 the
ofhee Of the Treasures. City Hal
WILLIAM HtEE
rag fs Cts Treasurer.
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MICHIGANCENTRAL

n
iDAiy. All Others daily sxcept sunday.
Taking effect Sunday. Ju.y iA lsss-
Sleeping cars on Pscinc aud Atlantic Ia
presses 70 aud IRON Detroit fsrior cars rua
on Day E1press and Grand knrids hxrrcss 10
and from Detroit. DIrec: connections made
at Detroit with Ill through trans east ever
TIE Michigan Central railroad Canada south.
ern Divis:on}.
Farp NJ Bsrees. GENT Ae't. Q, Monrces
o. " kuceLxs u p. and 7. All. ChscAvo.
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OTTAWA BEACH
DETROIT,

Every day. tWeek Gays.
c..a A ~ russfilrsuga - Detroit vita par
b.Jo los cars seats. = certs
1.QOP NJ hes fhroaxt psricr oaf 20 Detrst.
lsjV seats. = cents
coz y ~ runs tsrsaSh - Detroit vita par
U.Z.t Tor tar. sssts. - cents.
7:05 e.. 4 y h.' 's'''f eat % ''s'''' '''''
Ter ties srx sna insar-nsfton sppsy NJ Unios
ticket esfc., - Narrsest, or bnson ststien.
etc. BsEANEN. een- ras<'f Ast
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.
TREAsURKR's NOTICE.
CITY Irnasnrer.. nmns

City Ireasuref's once.
Grand Rapids Mich. July Il. lsA
Notice is hereby given thar toe assessrn-nf
roll for the esnsfructisa OF y sewer ir Fountain
sf. for atsfsnce of - fert east n Hrs nd-afe
IN the city OF Grane Rapids IL now 70 ny bsnas
and that | vii receive payment thereon fer
the period of twenty dsrs frern THIS csie. 81
the efssee OF the City Treasurer. CITY Hall
WILLIAM HAkE
aug 10 City Treasurer.