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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-23
SeOAW CREEK NOTES
June u. 1921

June Is, 1891.
I'D "oHLD:- Everything looks
wen here now. Last Friday we had
general rain, doing much good all
around, beneatting both crops and
range.
Some Of our farmers are hauling
hay.
Sam and Alex Ireton have sold
their band Of cattle to Boise Citv
parties.
Quite number Of calves have died
here Of black leg. But few grown
cattle have died.
Tom Black, George Thomas and
jim Kirkpatrick have shipped quite
number Of horses. Black and Thorn
as have shipped So head and jim
Kirkpatrick 22 Craig Baird is gath
erlng horses for the eastern market
lie will 60 with them, but it's hard to
tell what he will come back with af.
ter ne meets those moguls.
Work has been shut down at the
Liberty mine for the present. Did
not learn the cause.
The Blazing Rag" is doing land
office business; can't keep sufficient
stock on hand to supply the demand.
Andy MeQuade has sold his flock.
and retired from the sheep business.
The immigration to long valley
through this way, Is less than it ha.
been for years.
The fruit crop Is very heavy tbii
year-apples, pears and plums. W,
have ripe strawberries and cherries
also currants and goslin berries. Bill
Of fare on Squaw creek-green peas
new potatoes, fried chicken, &c.
Yours truly,
5. b. Y.
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Notice.

TO whom it may concern: ApPh,
cation will be made to the Board OF
Fardons of the State of Idaho at their
meeting in July, 1891, for pardon
to he granted Dennis Mccarthy, who
was convicted of the charge of muir
der of one James Dacey and sen
fenced to imprisonment for life IN
the penitentiary at the August term
A. ID. 1884, of the District Court for
Boise county. May 20, 1891,
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Notice OF Sheriff s sale on Fore
closure of Mortgage.

Marion F WaIdron IS Henry c. Thomp-
SON
Under and BY virtue Of an order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure is ed out Of The
District Court OF the Third Judicial Dis
trict Of Idaho in and for Boise county on
the 18th day Of June, 1891, in the above
entitled action wherein Marion f. Wal
dron the above named plaintiff obtained
a Judgment and decree against Henry {
Thompson defendant on the 24th day Of
June, 1859, which said decree was, on the
2sth day OF June. 1855 recorded ii Judg-
ment Book Of said court, at pages 46T
46s, 469 and 40, | am commanded to sell
all that certain ditch and mining property
and water right situated, lying and beng
on the South Fork Of the Psyrtte river,
In Boise county, and State Of Idaho.
particularly described Is follows, to-wlt;
Two water d.tches and the water rights
thereto belonging; one Of said bitches
taking tine waters OF Danskin creek and
conveying the same about two miles % the
mining claims hereinafter described, The
other uitch taking he waters Of certain
rulch about three-fourths Of q mile below
the mining claims hereinafter described
and convel ing the waters Of said gulch TO
the aid mining claims.
Also those certain bar mining claims
/ fronting on the Payette river fourteen
{ hundred feet and extending back from the
+ said PAY cite river the same width as the
+ front. in q n0rtheriy direction to the hill
+ being the same mining claims worked by
the said Henry c Thompson. and known
as the Thompson Diggings. Also the house
occupied by the said Henry c. Thompson
ass residence Also al fumes and sluict
baNes Also the gardens situate on arc
near said claims and cultivated by SAFE
Thompson Notice IS here ) given that OF
wednesday, the 18th Day Of July, 1891,
Al o'clock. P N, of that day, in front o
the Courg House, in Idaho City, county o
BOISE. will. in obedience To said order q
sale and decree OF foreclosure, sell IA
above described property, or 50 mucl
thereof as may be necessary TO satist
plaintiffs judgment, with interest thereon
and costs. To the highest and best bidder TO
cash in lawful money 1f the United states
c. {. HAyIRD, Sheriff.
Idaho City June y. 1891,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-23

JoHx MERRILL made a fine strike
the other day at the head Of BOYLE
rnI,b, near PlacervilIo. He, with
1abn Lamberton and John Hanley'
have four locations on the vein. The
ie5gs 1 IS five feet wide, with about "
foot of very high grade gold ore.
wm Bodenhamer was over there and
b,on,bt over a sample OF the ore
wbiob is literally filled with gold.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-23

THos. CARDIGAN and Matt Zapp
purchased the Garrecht meat market
the other day, with ell other property
appertainiug thereto. They will
take possession to-day
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WILLIE II. RorHwELL, Boise
county born boy, son Of DR.. and Mrs,
VIM. J. RothwelI, is on the program
OF the whittier Lyceum," of Denver,
Colorado, tor an Grafton and yaledlc-
t"ry-"Reyond the A lps Lieth an
Italy"
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The Young ladies' orchestra Of this
place will play a few selections fer
the ball on the 4th. The orchestra
consists of four pieces, Piano, Miss
Pauline Davis; violin, Miss Amelia
Jones; guitar, Miss Theresa Haug;
cello, MISS Emma Jones.
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BRocKMuLLER Il Spearo had to
suspend work the other day in their
placer claim. The ground let 90 all
holds and begand to slide down so
rapidly as to interfere with work.
They will prepare to resums opera
tons before long.
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c. FLINT, wood contractor, IS now
digging roads over which to hau, 800
cords cut for the Washington com
psny. He will begin hauling be-
tween the 5th and 10th of July.
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DAVE CoUGuANoUR bought in the
Iowa mine, mill, buildings, etc, at
Quartzburg, bidding the amount Of
the judgment and costs.
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For sale

Nv blacksmith shop in Garden val
lev is for sale. All accounts due me-
II NOT settled within sixty days, will
ba nlaeed in the hands Of a collector.
ADAM LIND.
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MRs. WV. DoDGE went down to
Boise last Sunday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Schmelzel.
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DAS McCARTY left yesterday for
Mineral district, in Washington
county.
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Excelsior Lodge, No. :. I. o, 0, F.

Holds Its regular meeting in Odd Eel
lows Hall. AZ Centerville the first and
third saturday evenings ct escA month.
All members in good standing are invited
20 attend. By order ct the y q.
DANIEL JOSEs,
Secretary,
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,T---.- - - TG--s-
WN. NAvTz lett mere .as. ,'.s.
day evening about ; ',''A' G.. ''' L9.s.
City, on foot. fria1y "o.''.'-,
about . o'clock ne t2'N gFs1N''S. 1.,. :
Richardson 5 and at II o '-'lN - ~
Boise. That night he teiePa2hei 20
b;s vonrgsr daughter, Matilda, Geo.
S.,'.,. l.,ior the talking tor him. Al
o'u'H "'''7 +b,, 5a want.
that he would say wa, '.1. 4g I.,
ed to come home. hr. Stuck 'a2> >5
for a seat for him in the stage OUT
,av- morning he could Nel be -e9''e'
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DR.. LEONARD, dentist, arrived
here Sunday and went on up to Ban
ner
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MRs. DR.. ZIPF went down to the
capital yesterday on visit,
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IN IEKOEtIAAI
5 D. Y.

HALL OF lDAH0 LoDGz No !, 4 F & A NJ.
Idaho City, idaho, May l6, 1891.
WHERE'S, The Grand Architect Of
the Universe has seen fit to remove
by death from our midst our beloved
brother, Julius Benjamin Miller;
therefore,
Res1lced, That while we bow with
submission to the decree of the Al
mighty, we feel that, by the death Of
Bro. J. B. Miller the Lodge has lost
a valuable member, and the com
mumty an esteemed citizen.
Resolved, That we extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
family and relations Of our deceased
Brother, in their hour Of affliction and
sorrow.
Resolcsd, That page Of our rec
ords be set apart, ruled with black
marginal lines, and the name, date OF
death, and age Of the deceased in
sonbed thereon, and the regslia OF
the Lodge draped in mourning fol
thirty days,
Resolrsd, That these resolutions be
published in the IDAHo World, anc
copies forwarded to the relatives o.
cur departed Brother.
JosEPH Travis,
IsIDoR ScHMIoT, COMMITTEE.
LIS BRApFoRn.
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QUITE a depth of fresh snow on the
mountains again yesterday.
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COUNTY AND STATE

No CHANGE in the weather. Still
cool and showery.
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Al. EsENEAR son,

CIVIL ENGINEER,
Also L. S. Deputy mineral surveyor f'r
Idaho
Orders received from any part of the
State will receive careful attention.
Will also survey tunnels, dilches and
farms.
Eighteen years in the field.
N0RsEsiEoE BaND, Idahn.-Au9aD-v
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

AT The recent annual meeting OF the
Western Association of Writers, held
| at Warsaw, Ind, Richard Lew Nawson,
/ the well known author aud mimic, re-
cited the following poem. winch he
composed and committed "a memory
while on MS way To the ehnrch where
the exercises were held. The lines are
u the Indiana dialect, styie mueh
affected by James Whltco.no Riley, The
Hoosicr poet.
Iben thInkun over fur's Kin uneTstsn.
The things al msErs NE ~eos.d "ss hea's-
sot maa,
An have 'em call me fatty an laush at me an
SAY. !.
mus be iiven purity high. an sst how much
An when they wOuder ei I'll ran for iestas in
the iai
iun M l.
Now. when its iggered cut 'tsin't so fne as
! To he heavy. soG man an pay more for your
clothes
An tear yenr wilted collars OF aa' throw EN-
| Az have your shirts lock ike wet rag round
roll % butter.
| An sf before a lockun-aass TO see to tie your
An farn list give ii up an euss about the time
ye lose.
Blu, the heavy-sot man is jist jolly sort O.
feilrr,
| An ager CANT get holt on i'm TO make him
| green an yelier:
| He thinks the air is bracun when It's down TO
ten below.
| An breaks the ice 10 take a swim. an walters
\ I'm the SNOW;
| An take i'm Up an down he's just as broad as
| he Is long.
An stan i'm on is he Id nell fiddle zet tbey's
\ nothun wrong.
| knowed heavy GOT man 'uld knock sc out
K FIRST roun',
| An mother he was president an weighed four
| hundred pound,
| An mother WAS u preacher--hoiier al yer
| rims away
| An yit-there's ole Abe Lincoln. he was
| slim-iike. an lay
| He's big enough for me. An SO / reckon my
! best plan
| 'Sto thank the Lord I'm Iivun like the heavy
| sot man. Richard Lew DAWSON.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
POLICE couRr MATTERS.
Tbs Dispssitlsa OF Those Charged with
AiBsE Onsases.

Not very large amount Of deprayity
faced Justice Westfall Yesterday morn
Ing at the opening of police court.
James Humphrey MAS adJudged guilty.
OF IA nnVarnisned drunk, and was
asked 70 contribute 81 and costs for TIE
use Of the city. The case of Gus Hill
Tor fast driving, Was adjourned to Al
gust |.
Jacob Snook, charged with assault
AZ battery. vii be tried July 20.
George Greenbauer, on the same charge
a1li be tried on the 2ith. and Edward
Burfo0t, whose inability to Withstand
the temptation to kiss the pretty
daughter OF a neighbOE, Will g.se tie
snap away July IS. In the afternoon
session +. j. Daily, charged with keep
Ing his saloon open On Sunday, de-
manded examination. which viii take
place August |. Joseph Nusksewitz. a
West SIDE soloOn keeper, Was the next
gentlemen 10 come before the bar of
Justice. The evidence which Was taken
about = month ago, was read Ii tend
Ell 10 show that suskiewitZ's Dlace mas
been an easy thing for minors who
wanted 10 procure llGuor. But the ev-
ldence by the different boys was con-
fiictlng. and Judge Westfall said: "l
do Tot think there Is possibility of
conviction with the testimony N this
condition. Muskiewtz may or may
not be guilty, but in the premises
shall discharge him." The case of
Stanley karecht, charged with enter.
ing railway car, was postponed till
Tuesday next. Joe Flood got twelve
days for being drunk on South D,v.s-
ion-st. Friday night.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

ns Give. the Telegram Herald . Fsw
Pofs1s on tae feaehsFs' CsssezGtsa-

Hs Give. the Isi..rsm- Herald . Fsw
Pofsts on tae fsashsFs' Csasenltsa-
superintendent Chalmers. together
with few of the teachers VII, have
been IA attendance at the convention
Of the National Teachers ASSOCIATION
al Toronto, returned last night some
Of the teachers vent on east and some
stopped over in Detroit Superintend-
ert Chalmers. IN speaking of the trip,
expressed himself a. Ighted. "lou
see we net at Toronto, on special InyI-
tanon. Inere were about ID. 90 teach
ers present An attempt wss made 10
make the association international and
next year II Will probably bs accom-
plIshed. IL necessltates a change IA the
constitution so 40 formal acton was
taken.
Ave ought 10 have that convention
IN Grand Rapids III 1898. Ii We had
gone there as we'll organized as Seattle,
We would have mad the convention Tor
'g2, a. il Is. Helena, Montana. will be
the point of next years meeting You
sec We want northern town and one
easily accessible from all points To-
ronto 10 beautiful city, but Is not
booming.
The street railway systems there are
owned and operated by the city. They
do not run on sunday and the Sabbath
at Toronto Is like the Sabbath III the
country. The conductors get tl.o5 a
day and drivers $3.50. The purchas-
ing power OF money there Is relatively
greater, however, so the pay Is better
Than Il looks at first. In collecting
their fares they carry around an ar
rangement that looks Ike coffee pot.
Zach passenger drops IN his own fsre,
as the condu uctor Is not allowed to han
die u.
''Wu onght TO have that convention
here sure in '93. Its good thing for
the city. The teachers at . low esti-
mate left half million coilars there,
and OF course II went right among re-
tallers, private homes. ETC., directly
into circulation. The local committees
were thoroughly organized and our en-
tertainmcnt MAS superb. You'd be
surprised To sec the class OF homes that
were placed at Our disposal. The 1T
erary features were excellent also. Ii
Was great thing"
''1he Toronto schools were awarded
the tiTst place for eitioeucy of orgsni-
zation. Not n teacher IN Canada can
teach without normal training, so that
all teachers are expert and thoroughly
efficleut. The kindergarten exhibits
and manual training exhibits were very
fine. They adopted the Massachusetts,
systems. but modified them o. course
To suit their customs and other condl-
tlons. Our general meetings were in q
rink that would seat 5000. 1t was
beautifully decorated with the inter-
twlned National flags"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

From the Inter-Ocean.
In. Weston, a prominent banker of
Grand Rapids. Mich. is stopping ut the
Wellington Hotel. He said that M,chi-
gan Democrats will support Cleveland
for the presidential nomination in 1892.
his views on the silver question they
will support HIM on his tariff platform,
which they believe to be Of paramount
importance.
The Republicans. he thought, would
support ex-Gov. Alger IN the first in-
stance. After Alger they were all for
Blame. /
81 indeed, Alger is talking for Blaine.
l am told, and has no ambitions toward
the White House himself. Michigan is
decidedly Blaine State"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
FOLIAGE FADING.
A Blight That Seems tn Affect the Leave.
of Naples.

A Blight That Seems To Affect the Leaves
of Naples.
The foliage of shade trees, particu-
lsrly maple. IN some portions of the
city is being destroyed, in many cases
two-thirds of it turning black and dy.
ing before any signs of decay are
noticed. l.. A. Ward, the attorney. OF
l76 South Union-st., said yesterday that
he had two beautiful naples. which he
valued at $lO0 each. standing on his
lawn and before he had noticed any,
thing wrong with them he was sur
prised to find one morning last week
that the luxurian Mt foliage of them was
nearly destroyed. Upon making a
close examination a small black nit was
found to be working on the underslde
of the leaves. A generous sprinkling
of paris green checked their career ana
now Mr.. Ward is hopeful of preserving
his shade.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
SEVERELY HURT.
Little George Levan Run Over by an Ex.
press Wagon.

Little George Levan Run Over by an Ex-
press Wagon.
Just before O'Clock last evening. lit
tie George Levan was dancing merrily
along MOnroe-st., near Ionia, going
home. Unmindful Of danger he started
to cross the street directly in front of an
express wagon driven by Harriet Huies-
jau. The horses feet struck hun and
knocked him down. A deep cash was
cut in his scalp and the wound bled
profusely. His mother was directly
back OF him. The bystanders picked
him up and his mother called car
riage. The little fellow was taken to
his home. 355 South Lafayettc-st. DIR.
Patterson was called to attend him and
sewed the wound up. 1t is not thought
that the wound will result seriously.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

hy local applications. As they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the car.
There Is only one way "a cure deafness.
and that Il by constitutional remedlcs-
Deafness Is caused by al iafismed con
dition Of tie mucous Inning OF The kas-
tacblan Tube. When tins tube gets
intlSniod y0a have rumbllng sound or
imperfect hearing, aud when Il 10
enERly closed, deafness 10 the result.
aud unless the inflammation can be
taken out and Ihls tut.e restored 60 lie
normal condition, hearing Nil ee des-
troyed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by catarrn, which is nothing
but an inhamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness caused by
catarrh) that We cannei cure by taking
Halls IatSrrh Cure. Send for circulars,
free.
FL. CHENEY. & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by drugg lsts, IS eents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
eoAsD or PUBLIC WORKS
Iist Of 8ies ana kiaaer. On yArioss in
prove use

lisk of 82Gs ana kf6aers on tArtOGs In
Pressmssts
In the Board Of PaOlic Works meet
ing yesterday afternoon the follow ing
bids were received for constructing a
sever on Wsalthy ave, from Ea..-sl. to
Center-st:
Wander yeen 4 spaaman. s72,; John
Rens. ts44; Wsgem4ker Il Meyer, $500
Rens Il Hegendyk. SiiS5; James
0Hala, S527. The last b.d received
the contract.
The bids for laying water mains IN
West Bridge street we're made for pipe,
fonr. SIX, eight and twelve inches ia
diameter Michael Fennis bid 10 eents,
l6 cents. % cents and 2s cents and Sc
cured the Job. He charges Sl. sl.25.
$3.50 and sl.5o for SPECIAL and valves
for the different sizes, and 81 each for
hydIAnts. The other bidder was Geo.
Iuwau.
W. ID. Hembling was awarded the
contract for improving Valley street.
t3, 100 James McDermott. John Rens
and Wander Neen & Sraama were the
other bidders. The rest of the business
done was in the way of estimates and
routine work.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
ABOUT OUR HEALTH.

Mortality OF rhis Month Lighter Than
for July Last Year.
There are 1T present in the city,
seven cases of diphtheria, thirteen of
measles, sixteen Of scarlet fever, three
of typhoid fever. eighteen of whooping
cough, four of chicken pOx and one OF
cholera infantum. The last is remark
ably sa,all for this month. There has
been one death during the week from
cholera infsntum. Last year twenty.
six deaths occurred IN July from that
disease. This month nut one death has
occurred. The death rate for the last
two months has been light compare.
tivelv.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

Second grand concert of the season
will be gwen in the drawing room of
Hotel Ottawa on Wednesday evening,
July 22. The following musicians.
well known in Grand Rapids and the
State, have been re-engaged to give
second entertainment: Mrs. Eta Z.
Yale, soprano; Wilbur Force. violinist;
i. Clyde Leathers. pianist; Mr.. Cotton.
basso. Special train returning from
beach after entertainment closes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
LED AWAY BY LOVE.
Pair of Sentimental LAYERS Supposed
u Have Eioped.

Jacob Oosterveer. of i47 lagrave-st.
recently celebrated his twentieth birth
day, and on that occasi IN his father
presented him with very handsome
gold watch. This was excellent, rs far
as It went, but Jacob longcd for some
thing still more precious. Thursday
night he disappeared and simultaneous
with his taking off his best girl, Miss
Maud Moelker, OF 3l4 Jetferson-ave.
vanished from her home. The young
couple are supposed 10 have eloped
and their relatives are wondering
where they are, and whether or not the
twain have been made one flesh by
clergyman or justice.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

The most popular carpet sweeper or
the market is Bssell's Furniture Pro.
tector Ii has the famous Bissel
broom-action winch allows u to swe@T
any KIND of carpet without dust, noise
or wear. aud - sold exclusively by
Smith q Sanford.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

A HORSE KILLED 10y lightning was
the heading given us by last evenings
paper. Ii electricity through the me-
dunn of slender wire can destroy life
SO easily what power there must be for
the destruction of property IN the thun-
der bolt. We read nearly every day of
buildings being struck by lightning and
destroyed. The Grand Rapids Fire In
sursnce Company gives you the benetit
of insurance against loss from lightning.
where tire cnsues, without additional
charge. Our policies allow you to use
gasoline stoves also. Remember us
when placing your business. Office,
Houseman block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

Excursion tickets to Detroit races via
the d., G. ii. 4 VI. railway are good GO
ing on ali trains July II and -. good
returning up to and including July %.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
A rich and varied assortment of rugs.
SMITH a SANFORD.

Why buy "hand- nd-me-down" pants for
$50, So 10 50 when You can get good
all WOO pants made to order Al Boden-
STEMS for s., 500. 81 10 IS. Remem-
Der the number, sS Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
Tonchrd Lighrly hy Howell

The liabilities of the Howell Lumber
Company have loomsd up to very re-
spectacle proportions and they are now
estimated at 81, SOC 900. The Old
National Bank of tins city was touched
for $l7 1888.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

NJ. Knudson. the fashionable mer-
chant tailor and dealer IN gents fur
nlshing goods. has removed his stock
from: No. 20 10 No. 6s West Bridge.
st., where he will welcome hls friends.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following Is a list OF ths marriage
licenses isslei since last published. with the
names, residences wIsa outside tis c.ty and
ages of the parties. Ages
Joseph r. Cooley. Caledonia, Virtue
Wykes. Paris. -.s-U
William +. Hirst. Byron; Saf ali Pepper.
Jamestown.,............. 2l-2l
Fred D. Lawrence. Ju Ia A. Russell. .....222-2-l
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

Violinists delight in using the No. 500
Z string. Get them at Herrick. More
head & Nelson's, % and - South Di-
vislOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

To REDUCE our large stock of shoes,
we will give 10 per cent. of on every
purchase. The Chicago Shoe Store, 2S
Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
Law AND LAWYERS.

Iaated States Court
HON. HESE4 +. sEyERENs. gTDGs-
Not II session.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
Yachting Caps.

China r1attings in all patterns and al
all prices at Smith Il Sanford's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
etreait ce0ft-Part l.

E0S. wa. Y. sAoyE. JCDGE.
Tbouas J. Hopkins vs.. Looms h
SHOP, repaevn; or consent stay ex
tended fifteen dAys.