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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
IT LOOKS BRIGHTER
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Prrsscss. Pa, Jan- n. - About
thirty creditors Of the Wsstinghouss
Eisctsie Company asusmblsd shls sftsr-
noon - the oitics Of J. b. Hzisss d Co.
The sesson taken wss favorable % the
company. and . disposition 70 cid the
concern vas svinesd By the fact that
about 80. 200 worth Of preferred stock
WAS tAksa IN payment for al or part of
thar clasms agalDss the com
paay. Westinghouse stated that IL
the negotiations nov under wsy
were carried out the wesung-
house Electric Company viii be on .
ffm footing within . fsw days. West-
inghouss's presence IN the city restored
confidence among the holders Of his
securities. They are nov more hope
fui OF successful outcome of the plan
of applying the earnings OF the Phlla-
delpnia Company TO paying debts IN
stead Of dividends. Brokers generally
regard the proposed course asa guaran-
tee VI better times for the stock. West
ingnouse returned 10 New York tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
MUSICAL kKsxos.

Ths male chorus which vii dng IN
Fiancls Csmphsli's oAntAte. - - gwen
soon, vii b composed ef he following
gentlemen: First tsnors. A. II. More
head. Mr.. Waters. and Roger W. Gus-
void; second tenors. w. h. Loomls.
Henry schulz. and Mr.. 6chrsmna; ARA
hsssos, j. II. r. Haghsrt. Geo. D. Her.
rick, and John Seymour second eaaeoe,
Clarence A. Cotton, oscar B. VIII
marsh. and John a. wssssrhon.
The St. cecilias held their nFss Fs-
hearsal Ut the season last Friday.
Work will soon be commenced on Carl
Relneke's cantata, s1hs Enchanted
swans" which will be presented by the
society next May. The chorus now In
cludss thirty voices.
Grand Rapids Division Of the Ma
tional Union will give . complimentary
musical entertainment TO members OF
the order and friends. at their hall
next Thursday evening. Among those
composed of B. A. Beneker. W. H.
A<oOfbles ~. hIOuiCI a41o ~ f1s Wv
ton, aud Carl Leashers. planist.
The choir which sang at the Foun-
tain-etreet Baptist Church last year,
under Prof. Ora Pearson, rendered that
gentleman . surprise party Friday
evening. A happy time wse enjoyed
by all, and Mr.. Pearson Was presented
with an elegant music cabinet.
Mrs. Aldworth, contralto. and Miss
Bertha Kutsche, pianist, entertained
the Fortnghtly Club. at the residence
of Col. 4. 5. Pierce, on Sheldon-st., FRI
day evening. Mrs. Aldworth sang "The
Japanese Lullaby" = new piece.
The vocal recital given at the Muske-
gon Club by Francis Campbell, of this
city, and Mrs. de Shelley. OF Nuke
gon, last Friday evening. was a decided
success, of which the Muskegon news
papers speak very highly:
The Quintette Club OF Detroit and
Prof. Rohner, of Kalamazoo. will soon
give a concert at the Westminster Pres
byterlan Church.
Mrs. w. K. Borst, the pianist, is en-
tirely recovered from her recent severe
Illness, and is again attending TO her
classes.
On February 4, Miss Ahbie McInnes
will sing at an organ concert TO be
gwen by Prof. Rohner, at Kalamazoo.
The West Michigan Conservatory of
Music will be formally opened with .
musicale next Thursday afternoon.
NJ. J. Chase, of Muskegon, 10 in the
CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
Killed by an Explosion.

CHIcAeo. Jan. T.-Leaking gas pipes
caused Al explosion in q man-hole near
the corner of wabash-ave. and Jack
son-st.. this afternoon. The iron plate
covering man-hoie was thrown hleh IN
the air and broken in pleces. One of
the pieces falling struck Mrs. Ross. a
coIored woman, and instantly killed
her. Several other persons were
slightly hnrt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
Sugar Regulations.

wAsHrSGroS, Jan. l7.--Secretary
Window has issued regulations govern
ing the free entry to sugar under the
Mckinley bill. After April l, the regu-
IstIons provide that sugars shall be
tested on the wharf as they are dis
charged from the vessel bJ comparison
with samples furnished by appraisers
for that purpose. Sugar about sixteen
Dutch standard will be charged duty.
Sugars that appear of higher grade
than samples shall be retained for
special examination.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
Tulip 4 scott's Inventory.

The schedules and inventory OF Tulip
Il Scott. who recently assignei for the
benefit of creditors TO Eugene VI. Ken
dali, show liabilities to he $i4, ,l22. "a:
assets. SIS. .2)S.69. The nominal assets
are SIS. .92s. 30; actual. SIC. .20o-s9. The
assets conslst of the stock OF goods and
one lot at Ottawa Beach valued 81 $50.
The principal creditors are stacey
Adsms q Co., Brocton, Mass, and z.
NJ. Kendall. of this city. There are
th;rty-two creditors IN al.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
THEY Am 1IoHo-vupnD.
H. nnAas - - ssnAss mAy - eAasss1
Afsns Ness uessAAs.

- DsA~s - - osnAss mAy - ehAsssa
Afsns Ness u~esAAs.
nDssD - ~ fuknsa1s Z, nsaAIa
wASnIssroz. Jan H--The fact of
ssnats having sdjosrnsd this evening
without taking vots @ The slsosons
ball. nuss nos - accepted - sn svi-
dance sf vsaknsas On ths pazt Of Re-
pahiicans. The sesaien Of Lass night
and today demonstrated what Hoar and
other leaders have ell along claimed.
tnas shs Democrats intend 10 delay the
rate on the ball - long - possible. and
that nothing can b accomplished un-
lee the ruiss Are changed. This 10 nov
the situation. IL 10 apparent 10 every
one tnst the Democrats are not 10 be
tired out. Szd that they have the
power and strength TO talk 70 the end Of
the session il necessary. Either
the rules must be changed or else the
Republicans must admit that the minor
ity IN the senate u more powerful than
she majority. Aldrich's notice 10 call
up the eloture rule on Tuesday forces
tho ngnt on that line. IL cannot be
predicted as vet whether or not the
rules can be changed. The Democrats
ASSERTS very confidently that there is
not Republican majority in favcr of
the change. and no exact estimate Of
the Republicans who will vote for tho
cloture has yet been obtained. Tomor-
row and Monday there will be . good
deal OF missionary work done. Any
attempt to change the rules will, of
course, meet with the most violent op-
position fron the Democratic side.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

Late Friday night Joseph Becker and
G.. vanSorfon brutally assaulted An
drew A. sunburn while coming out Of a
Canal.st. restaurant. The victim Was
horribly beaten, and be ssys the as-
sAult was without any provocation
whatever. lie thinks iBsir purpose was
robbery, and there Is no DOUBT they
would have accomplished Their yBr-
pose IL the waiter had rot rushed out
to his assistance. The rufiisns viii Re
Arrested
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Treasury
Department redeemed today. under
the circular Of October ,, 1890. s62,-
500 in ~ per cent bonds. making in all
20 date. $s,-S1 SEQ. The corporate sx-
istsnee of the First National Bank. of
ksnkskee, Illinois, vas sodav extended
10 February ls. 1911. The Marine Ma
tional Bank. of Sweden. Ohio, capital
sSo, 600. vas authorized today 10 begin
hfta.usSs
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

Nsw YosK. Jan. I7.--George Brook,
. veil known pueilist, is out IN . card
which challenges Fits mrnons to fght
hsm for The middle weight champion
ship and q reasonable purse offered by
say responsible clah- Both men TO
fight at I;A pounds, with sve-ouucs
gloves, under Qnseusberry rules.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
GRAND RAPIDS BooMERs.
Detroit Capitalists Purchase Real Estate
In Live Town.

OetrUIC C8p1tWitStS FuTCn3BO ESe3I E6t3C0
In Live Town.
A number of Detro roiters have formed
"The Grand Rapids Land and Improve
ment Company, limited" with 3 paid
up capital of $4,000.
The company mas gained control of
large tract of land in the vicinity of tine
new fair grounds adjacent to the limits
of Grand Rapids and near a suburban
depot, 30 that rapid transit is available.
The company has Offices at Grand Rap
ids and at 23 Campau building in De-
trot. Its officers are: President, Cass
e. Roblnson; Vice President, G. A.
Clement; Treasurer, NJ. II. Bohreer;
Secretary, John K. Cochran.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
GEORGES BANCROFT DEAD.
The Venerable Histsrian Passes Peace
fully Away as His Home.


WAsHrSeroS. Jan. I.-George Ban
croft, the venerable historian, died At
his home here, At $40 this afternoon.
He had been rex only two days, and
was on the streets but three days ago.
On Thursday he took TO his bed as q
matter of precaunon, but was taken
seriously i'll yesterday, and from that
time till this afternoon, he failed rap
idly. and Ill day today hovered be-
tween life and death. At 3 p. m. the
doctor left, thinking Mr.. Bancroft
would live through the night, but be-
fore an hour he was dead. The end
was quiet aud peaceful, and the first
cause of death was simply the weakness
of old age. His sou WAS present at the
bedside when his father died. Ban
croft was horn in Worcester, Mass,
October 3, 1850.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
A Debating socisty.

The students Of fas Gfsna Espids
Business College net At 3 o'cloek or
Fr5dsy sfterneon. and orgspIze6 . &c.
hatGns sociefT WITH sevents-foEr mem.
ters. The officers who egard lts sestlr,
sre. PYesdeasf. y p Smith Vice fress
dent. q. ". Wood wsrd Secretary Ard
Treasurer. Nlss Msdgs Dosan, sergeant
stfDrFrls. A. u. Beynolds-
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
ROBBED AND STARVED.
The Hostiies Want to Stay at Pine
Ridge Agency.

PINE RIDGE AGENCY, Jan. 17.-There
was big council in the Indian camp
this afternoon. The Brules and Ogall-
alas were represented by their chief
orators, who spoke in = pacific way
about tho adjustment of their griev-
ances- The Brules still hold out for
their transfer to Pine Ridge, claiming
that they had been robbed and i'm
poverished at Rosebud Agency. Capt.
Pierce, the new agent At the Agency,
has requested that the military be
withdrawn. The situation is still critl-
cal, but Gen. Miles thinks there Will be
no further trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

Patrick Seaman lost an overcost
which he thought Grant Heath bad
stolen. Heath skipped out 10 ~. yohus,
but wss arrested and brought back by
Deputy Sheriff Vander MeuIen. Heath
hs.a the coat with Rim. Which. however,
has not - Jet been Identified by the
owner.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
DETROIT TRIBUNE SOLD.
Michael j. Dee Purchases the Plant Out.
right.

DErEorr, Jan. l7.-Michael j. Dee, .
brilliant writer AMI experienced jour-
nslIst. has purchased the Detroit Trib-
une and will publish II as an out and out
Republican organ. The purchaser was
aided by senator Mcmillan who has
been a warm friend OF Dee's for years.
The consideration was not made public.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

TorxKs. Kan, Jan. II. Several
members Of the senate we're inter-
viewed today ou the report that they
had decided TO adjourn the senate and
permit Governor Humphreys 20 name
successor 70 Senator Ingalls,. They all
agreed that no such plan vas eontem-
pta It'd
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
THE DOCK LINE QUESTION.
The Property Owners VIII naks an
Organized Effort for . Change.

The Property Owners VIII NAME an
Organized Effort for . Change.
The hard and persistent efforts OF the
TELEoRAN-HERALD TO effect q re-
establishment of the dock line in the
river is at last about TO bear fruit The
property owners, whose land abuts
upon the river front, between Fulton
ST. and the dam. will meet on Tuesday
to prepare . line that wall be considered
just and equitable for all, and that
done petition will be presented 70 the
Legislature asking for the establIsh-
ment of line that will DO comparative
ly straight in It's course. The present
line is a. ragged ~ the edge OF q cross
cut saw, and while some property own.
ers have pushed their lines 10 the limit,
the majority are from ] 10 100 feet
back from IT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
WITH A HANDsoMER MAN.
Mrs John Beneaiet skips With osy0o
aud Apother Man.

KsLAwAxoo. Mich. Jan. i7.-It has
just developed that Mrs. John Bene-
DICT. wife of a weIl-to-do mechanic,
Who eft Kalamazoo for Chicago some
time ago, sold his property i'll the
Windy city for SiT00. and with a gay
Lothario named Mclean. skipped
tor the bleak wilds of Nova Scotia.
>ue took one daughter with her and
left behind another daughter and son.
Mr. Benedict has pursued tie runaway
pair t0 their >cotIan retreat.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

IFScohs. Neo.. Jan. 1.-THE Senate
today, ~ vote Of IA 10 IS. passed q
resolution recognizing James L. Bovd
ss Governor without prejudice to
Powers contest. THIS - the FIRST act
n either branch OF the Lscsisture
which recognized Boyd - Governor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
Peninsulsr Club Election.

A.she meeting OF the directors of the
pensnsslsr Club yesterday. toe fo1lo~-
ing officers we're elected. President.
Willard Bsrnhsrt. president, L. y
Avery: Treasurer, &. l.. Lockwood; I;
Secretary, James McQneran.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
CUT OFF HIS HEAD.
A Most Shocking Accident 70 . Boy Near
Port Huron.

PoRr HCRoS, Mich, Jan. IA
young son of Welcome Leshbrook, of
Wales, while drawing poles from the
woods yesterday tripped and fell under
the wagon. A wheel passed over his
neck, nearly severing ms head from
the body. He was dad when picked up.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

The circuit jury having The csse Of
jasper Morley vs. the G. n W ". rsIf-
way under consideration, ended tbe1T
deliberations at ? O'Clock last evening,
asd rendered . verdScs for the plslntiG
for 9fffgo
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
NEVER REACHED HOME.
Leonard Camp, of saginaw, Dies on q
Train.

SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. F.-Leonard
Camp, respected resident of this city,
died on the train this morning while re-
turning from Colorado, where he had
been for his health. He leaves a widow
and three children.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

wase ne mfsssks. Bur sss~ssfon cal. fae
zezsias faGfts r.HeSy- u sais psfs- - -.
Sssne ta5nbs II trsves4sz vst5sns c<EEs1s
q sns Ir. Bazss CezzA S1fss. : eeasS
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

F. c. Hall, of the Bamboo Furniture
Company, furnished the elaborate stage
settings for the last two acts of 1.-The
Refugees Daughter" which was pre-
sented last evening at Powers Opera
House. 1t is doubtful if the stage ever
looked as handsome before. The large
audience had a splendid opportunity to
see just how neat and tasty room is
when fitted with bamboo furniture.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
Wants Divorce

Suit vss tefHn ID the s7gsrFor court
yesterday ny Hattie Brink sss1nss M
husband, Georgs Brlnk- HATTIE vants
divorce.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

The hank clssr.nss for TIE pat week
were g. .2e4 7ss. n; corresponding wses
last year. s7zz. .esz 81 Bslsr<ss Tor ftss
week, - 20 -; lsst year. S1as ~. q
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

AL frstessss pssces sell oysn1ss<, ?.
" c.. G. +. A.. Osfu Eflca sad
Psrfectsos. EsDnfsfsn-sd at syfasu~e.
=. V. by Justin s<ufsrt-
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

ssoke seubert's optirnssess eqpsl 70
tne best imported.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

o<tas1 VI t6cm - poe st<C0iehsS AAS
week has been one entirely sAssfsc ory
to the ssllers. and that u "a unusual
thing OF itself.
II. u. Brssdsn, Of the 6rn OF Forbes
3 Brseden, Portland, Ore, arrived last
evening - spend . week among the
furniture men, He 70 "a snthuslsss IN
describing the salubnous climate ana
matchless advantages Of Portland:
Tho city has grown amazingly"
sald be, "in the past fvs yDrs.
Beautifully situated on tho vest
bank Of the Willamette river, at
the head Of navigation for sea going
veseels-axty miles To the east tho hoary
head Of Mt. Hood, clothed in eternal
SHOWS; six miles TO the north the lordly
Columbia, and beyond the snow peaks
OF Sc. Helens and Rainier there is always
. view ~ once enhancing and interest
ing. The city has made wonderful
strides in business enterprise. The
latest structures are The Portland, q
magnificent hotel. . $l50,0o0 opera
house, several preteutlous and
massive business structures, . new
city hall. the site Of which alone
cost 100000, chamber OF commerce,
grand union depot and the Daily Ore
gonian building, which, when COM
pleted, will be nine stories high and the
handsomest block on the North Pacific
Coast. The street railways are nearly
all operated by electricity, and every
thing about the city is managed on .
liberal basis and in keeping with the
advanced Improvements of the age.
We do not manufacture very largely,
as yet, last years total business being
about $27 900, 900, but such enterprises
are fast being organized, and we shall
soon be q city OF shops and factories.
The great source of money makingis III
real estate. An idea of the wealth of
some OF our men may be cleaned from
the fact that many OF them pay taxes
on property assessed At one-third its
value, requiring seven figures to ex-
press it. A good speculation in real
estate is one l made u year ago. l
bought of w. S. .Ladd, a corner lot
just back Of the business center, paying
$4,000, cash. 1 sold it recently
to Mr.. Strobrldge for $4,000.
and he now holds 1t at
$4,000. A young man with plenty of
energy and pluck, and q disposition to
succeed in spite of obstacles will find
Portland the gem Of all the West. But
he need not expect that either money
or employment will seek hlm-he must
hustle early and late to get the one and
hold the other"
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

The latest buyers to arrive are: James
Megary, OF Wilmington, Del: C. Elliott
and F. G.. Jansen, Quincy, Ill.,; J. B..
Van Scriven. w. H. Wagner, Camden,
n. j.; and Preston Belvin, Richmond,
Va,
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

snneks "ricksnk clut. tie fsvorsts
fgr . Yezrs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

Fresh fss ss Dsfssatbalss's III Mon
ros-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18
Hor.s AMONG THD vIsIroRs

= ossu~Ans Ce1ss grsa Rerstan4
Gs~. - nsy HE sspplssA
The vssk iuss elossd hes bssn con-
splcueas for tns quiss bargaining that
has sssaitsd IN large orders, rather
tnan IN the hurrsh and boom aspsets-
several large transactions have been
eiosed. bus the sxtsnt or character Of
either Of them u but speculative. The
week has been one entirely sAsisfsc ory
to the ssllers. and that u "a unusual
thing OF itself.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09
D L. newd's Health Exercispr,

MyYRExYFS0 70 BraiH WORKERS 4 BE ieR;ar,
{
SSY3Ev Xy 'c0Llr: Geut.inen, Laiies,
E0SsSSSA,ysX ioatts: Athlete Ut InyaI A
kSS2FX4NAS1 cinpiefs gymnasium. Takes mp
ENS1EfM ost in squar. f .or-raom: new,
kkSSssS&sEN seiat tiir. dursue. eomprehar :
e.lM i've. cheap Endorsed by 3 900
NyN phssie sns. lawyers cierg. men
ll1liE "di', rs others now usins it.
tTR,pE SIND for illustrated circular. IL
eng. ssings charge. Pref. ID. L. Dawn. Ssisn.
tihe. Physical Vocal CULTURE. East lath street.
New York.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09
Egg Famine.

There is an egg famine in towr.
Only one grocery house has any at all
and the suppl. at that establishment
is very limited. This is not novel
experience here. Every summer and
winter the supply Of eggs gives out;
ard it Is u matter for surprise that our
ranchers should be SO bird to their
interests as to permit such an expe
ri.nce to recur with SO much fire.
quency.
Eggs are as good as cash any where
on Wood River, SO ar" chickens; and
If the ranchers engaged in the poul.
try business on . small scale in add.
tion to the fruits, cereals and vepe-
tables, they would make . good living
Blu, they seem to prefer to rush into
bntter-msking, notwithstanding tie
supply of this Article is always ahead
OF the demand.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09
Stimulate the BLOND.

BRANDRETH's PILLS are the great
blood purifier. They are q purgative
aud blood TONIC, they act equally OH the
bowels, the kidneys, and the ski"
thus cleansing the system by the nat
ural outlet of the body - they may bt
called tho purga,ive sudoriic and
diuret,c medicine. They stimulate
the tlood so as to enable nature to throw
off all morhid humors, aud cute disease
no matter by what name it may be
called One or two of them take,
every night will prove an infalliblt
remedy.
BRANDRErH's PILLS are purely
vegetable, absolnt lily harmless and
safe to take at anv time.
Sold in every drug and medicine
store, either plain or su0ar-coa.ed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09
AT GARFIELD BEACH.

Sea Dathiug 1000 Mites From the Sea.
The famous health resort, Garfield
Beach, Oh Great Salt Lake, eighteen
miles from Salt Lake CITY, is reached
via the Union Pacific, "The Overland
Route" and is no~ open.
This is the only real sand beach on
Great Salt Lake, and is one Of the
fin. ST bathing and pleasure resorts II,
the West.
For complete description of Garfield
Beach ard Great Salt Lake, send t.
E. l.. LoMAX, Gen'l Passenger ant
Ticket Ag-nt, Omaha. for copies o
"Sights and Scenes in tah," or -
Glimpse of Great Salt Lake"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09

the notion Of moral degradation than
At that place. The 'Friscosns are men
of large physical necessities, which
they satisfy il ever. imaginable shape
and to the exclusion and debasement
OF every finer feeling.
"ro give you an instance, on the
night Of tn. Jackson Corh-tt fight, /
attended a banquet With some friends.
The part, br Ike up about midnight,
and y, that time, and until 8 in the
incoming, the streets about the Chroni.
Gle Office, where the rounds OF the
mill we're being hulletin-d, were =
solid mass Of male. female and Juvenile
humanity, through which y fire brigade
could rot hsve made it, wav. The
mob was n bigger, more vociferou~,
a more unrulv one than any | have
see" anywhere on any occasion, AMI
hig as the crowds are in the Eastern
cities on election night, none Of them
III which have been can compare
with the throngs tina, completely took
poss. ssion Of the streets Of Frisco on
the night in question. In = word, the
people live for gross amusement in
that citv TO larger extent than any.
where else IN the Union. and the
secret Of the citv's standstill is 10 b.
found riyh, there. l venture to sav
that before five years have elapsed
Los Angeles, Seattle, Tacoma ard
Spokane will so have drawn up the
better elements Of ,hr place tina, the
CITY. despite its splendid iocati"" and
facilities, will begin a retroursde
movement which nothing can stop"
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A Wicked City On the Pacific.
Congressman Franck in star-ssyingsl

Ex- Congressman Franck in Star-Sayingsl
"What did you see in Frisco?"
81 saw enough in San Francisco.
sir. to convince me that it is the VII k
eldest city on Gods green earth, bar
ring none. never was in city, and
| have travelled extensively, where the
very atmosphere conveyed more clearly
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that no one
is authorized to collect bills due me.
and that will not recognize receipt
for money due me unless given b,
myself, ut the Senate Chamber saloon
J. NJ. KELLOGG.
HALEY IDAHO, June 80, 1891.
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jj2ml
Notice.

All persons owing Dr.. N. J. Brown
are urgently requested to call on the
undersigned, ut the First Nationa al
Bank of HALEY, and adjust their ac-
counts either by cash or note, MS he
will be compelled to institute legal
proceedings against sll delinqnentson
aud after July LIT.
NATHAN RANDALL.
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the clouds to ohviste in many local..
ties OF that State the necessity OF irri
gazing to produce crops. Even
heavier and frequent showers would
be welcomed by the population Of
ldaho's arid regions, and the sooner
the better.