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The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
BIG BOOTY SECURED.
Masked Bandits Hold Up . Passenger
 Train Near St. Loafs-

Train Near st. Louo-
 ST. LOUIS. Mo, Dec. 2.-west-bound passenger train No 3 on the Frisco road, which left the station at s-a5 o'clock last night. was held up and robbed by masked men al Glendale, eight miles from the station. at s:55 o'clock. The train was stopped by the desperadoes. the crew intinidated, and it is said heavy sum belonging to the Adams Express company was secured. IL is also said that the mail car was rifed of its pouches of registered mail.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
Publie-D~ss Statement.

WAsHISGroS, Dee 3---The public-debs statement issued yesterday shows thas during the month of November the in- terest- bearing debt increased sl5o, tho total being S5s5. .02s. s70.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
THE MARKETS.
Prfsss sss Live ssoes aad Prsda e la tAs
 Principal hAra
ST LOUIS

ST LOUIS wheat-So. 2 red. s4ss4k corn-Ea 2 4z5s9425<- Oass-So. 2 a2ss825<. Rye No . Ss3S. B1tter-Creamery, 27saSa B1ster-Choice Dairy, -4S .5. Exzs, a 4ss5l. Chickers-Live, per D, c754. Onions-Per b1-, ost97i. Potzsoes-Per bu-, sSt43a Cs.tIe-Ch9ce Sseers. 555a5 $ Hogs-3.5osg3 s6 Sheep-SativeA Ac1 47a
 NEW YORK wheas-No- 2 red, Lo4ef.045I. Corn-Ns 2 7IS75- Oa.s-Aixsc Western, ss1SS4l Carrls-5 4o'95 s HoSs-ScSs4i iA
 CHICAGO. whsat-SoL red se9ss5< Corn-Sa q 4sx845x. Oats-Sl < z5tz. Cattle = 52osS5 @ Hogs-s.eos4. Go
 KANSAS CITY wheat-yo. ! rod, sst9sz Cora-So. 4 s3ssss51. Os.s-So. I zSs<9so CAstls- aSS5A Hogs-5.f fog93 so
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
Killed by an Electric str..s-car.

MARION, Ind, Dec 3-Michael Mo Graham, a veteran, was killed at the soldiers home grounds by an electric street-ear He was 4- years old
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
A Portland. lad, Girl Missing

PORTLAND, Ind, Dec. Miss Frankie Morehouse of this city, who
 was visiting at Warren, has been en- tieed away by a woman selling paint iEgs and her whereabouts are un-
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
River Pilots Meet at LA Crosse

LA CROSSE. Wis. Dec 3.-The fourth annual convention of the Brotherhood of Upper Mississippi River Pilots was called to order at Warden's hall Little business was transacted. The session will last three days
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
Duiash wh~., R~ee,ps,.

DrLrrH, Minn-. Dee. Receipts of wheat in Duluth for November were io.sTs,o2s bushels The shipments uere 10, s6s, ,eis bushel.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
xr. cl<..l.aa and Family Go ,o Jsr..,

ar ana hAmhy tso To Jersey
 NEW YORK. Dec 2.-Ex-President Grover Cleveland. accompanied by Mrs Cleveland and Baby Ruth. left the city yesterday for Jersey winter resort. The period of their absence is not known.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
CORN DROPS 2s CENTS.
Tremendous slump in Prices for De
 eemker-OnIy a Nxtarzl Result.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-Cash corn on change was down where 1t ought to be and where everybody expected il would be to-day and sold for s9 5-sc at the opening. During the day it got up as high as q B. and closed at 4e and a fraction The drop nevertheless was So sudden as to take the breath away from those who paid 75 cents for the November product last night There was difference of just 2s cents in the rzxfas4
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
FIVE BURNED TO DEATH

rerrfhi- ResaIt. of . Fir. in . Hs1ss
 at Detrosf-
 DETROIT. Mich. Dec 1--Five Pef- sons were burned to death in fire which was discovered in a private houss at Catherine and Orleans streets at Aa early hour this morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01

How can these dad be riscdi with
what body shall they come, THIS 10 tho
iRcrcduloui cry Of tho ages.
Hear what tho apostle answers. "rhou
foolish onel That whlehthou aowost g.
not quickened except Il die, Aud that
which thou Gowost, thou sowcat not that
body which shall be, but baro grain,
but Col giyc,h Il u body as IL
hath pleased him, and 10 every seed his
own BODY
What became Of tho small, golden
kernels which tho farmer flung by hand
fuls upon tho plowcd Geld M nl spring
timer sunl,on into tho dark soil, soften
ell By tho pcrcolating rain drops their
compact shoathlngs burst asundcg IN
seeming Reorganization aud death.
Was that tho ondl Go seek tho answer
in harvest time. SEQ the ranks on rank
II emerald blades whispering 10 thl
breeze. aspiring To the sunlight, bearing
aloft their nodding plumes Of ripcncd
ears. Hath Il pleased Col TO give such
u bolyto the seed Of tho wheat, aud shall
he deny 10 the beloved who rest In him
tho ''imago Of the heavenly
Incoruptiblo. glonaod, powerful, sp!r'
iiual, yet TO every ono "his own body.
That which made your friend himself
-hcrsell-sct apart by u subtle selection
from an othen, Ia your knowledge Ant
love, that shall survive, enduring IN
changelcss individuality forever. Chris
tlai at Work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01

Time hung heavily on tho hands Of
Mine. Bornhardt ono day while 1he was
here. After comparing 50. Louis uufa.
yorably with Paris for the hundfclth
,imo she sent for "Bos' Henderson. chief
clerk at the Lindoll, and had n consulia.
ton with him through the kind offices "
an interpreter. asa rusultof that inter.
view "BosT tells the following storyi
She desired 20 know II thcru was any
swamp lands about 50. Louis WHORE sho
could shoot Frogs. Mr.. Henderson ".
forrcd her 10 tho lowlands IN East 50.
Louis.
Nine. Bcrnuaidt Immediately bundled
horteli up, W Henderson says, and with
two masculine members Of her company
started for East st. Louis IN u hired
coach. They rolled over the Eads bridge
very morrily. aud soon reached the Shiny
ponds whore the bullfrogs arr TO be found.
The great actress was delighted. sho
shot at turtles. frogs and snakes Impair
TALLY, and toward 0 o'clock returned to
tho city with three dcfunct frogs, which
she ordered prepared lOr her evening TO-
past.
Itis aaid Nine. Dornhardtis an exceed.
ingly good shot. She declared that sho
had not enjoyed herself 20 much dnco
ahu loit France a. rho did iu the Illinois
swanpt Tho three frog killed by Mime.
Bcrnharlt were daiurlyrrcparld by th1
Liudolls chef aud dcyoured with RELISH
by tho eccentric ac,rcss.-St. Louia Re.
uublic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01

Pursuant 10 a occfto OF foreclosure and order
Of sale 10 no anscted bl tho Third Judicial
District cuuft Of inc IeIrllY Of Utah, ia Az
action wherein y &c nuugnrftY was plAinit
aud a. e., Thompson nud Charles q, bennett
wrrc defcufautH.l shah oEpufo Al public sale ~
Inc front door ~ me County toatt ilouhp Ia
tho civ nud county of s5lt Lakc, Utah tcfri
iory, % The l6ih day OF May ~, ~ " O'Clock
" 20 tho right, utlei claim aui interest pi j.
4. Thompson aId Charles q, bennett ut In and
10 tht fnii0wnF described real estate situate,
lylng aud bcins 10 tho city and county % SAT-
Lake. War Territory au1 particularly de-
trlbpl a. f1ilosa lu.Niti Au ~ tho nurih hnlf
II lot eight ~ block seventeen az Fiat "ll
-ait Lake uitY survey commencing 90 thH
northeast corner Of said Tot and running ihturs
fuuih ten rods. ihencr west ton rods thence
rnrth len rods iAruru east ten rods 20 place ni
haeIunmr.pr il much thereof A. may Do necos
fary 30 uhV fHih Judgment, wlth interest there's
on hnd insti. together with an .and singular
toHeucnis, hrTrnttanenta and a'uurteuaurcs
ihrfcunto belonging OF IN any wiac alpcrtain
me-
and hsrles G. ncautH al the sun Of y, e.
DOuHherty,
Terms Of sale. etsh,
ANDULW i, HURT,
Sheriff -alt Luts Corty, Utah,
Dy John Il. ogmmoek, Deputy, doaWSWa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01

Warren X. Moorohcad, u young ar.
chuologlst Of Ncnla. o., who "a acting
Tor the government IN rotiiug up an cx.
hibi. Of archaeological specimens for the
Worlds fair at Chicago. las iua, made .
rich find ut Fort Ancient, ga Warren
county. which Is attracting q great deal
oi attention. Ilo has uncovered walled
vaults which contain twcnty.iour perfect
and complete skeletons Of the aborigincL
Ilo has had them photographed rs they
lay IN tho vaults, aud Il now tearing tho
vaults away, marking each stone and all
Of tho skeletons. 20 rs 10 put them IN
place iu6t as they were found ~ tho
ayoflla fair. In one OF tho b.sulh was
found an arrow head, while through tho
skull could br seen tho hulo whore the
arrow had penetrated. Several Of the
rlsulls had similar holei IN thcn, show
ing that they Ind died In bs,tle.-Cin.
ciHna,i Enquirer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01

In hk early manhood Moltlie was
called "The silent Dane" aud later no
was popularity known ~ THE Great
Taciturn;' yet ho could sp'Nk seven Ian
guagcs fuently. Although ono OF tho
worlds prcfonndcst and stenest sol.
diers he was ono Of the most modest ana
afcctionate Of meg Oocasionally ono
might SEQ him In terlin driving IN a
plain cab, OF sauntering along a princi'
pal street looking in ut the shop win
dows, but few recognized him, he was
rs regular "a the sun In his daily tasks,
aud even in tho lighter omploymonts Of
his long lifo no was ever painataling
and methodical. out Of these traits
grew, withal, his hne Literary ability
that, besides his published letters, pro-
duccd several valuable military histo-
rios.
The crowning honor Of his liiowas the
way Germany celebrated tho completion
OF hie ninotisth year, From the Baltic
10 the Alps, from the Nosgos to the Wis
,ula every household Joined In tho great
Jubilee, hung out the national colors aud
likenesses Of Moltko In ilags and torches
Berlin was decorated and enthusiastic ID
It had never before been for any private
citizen. Germans throughout the world
set apart oct. 20, 1890. as u fete day foi
the yaterland, and a day Of praises and
congratulations for hcrgrcatest soldier
Tho grim old field marsha! was tact
turn almost by necessity, being nearly
emothored by honors aud rich presents
but when the city fathers OF Berlin sent
him their greetings, accompanied by IN,
sum Of 10000 marks Hs charity fnn'
for the relief OF tho aged ana iniirm, he
replied, "Gentlemen, say 90 your coun
ell that this gift touches my heart an'
that OF tho many rich presents have re
ceiyed today this Is tho most valued
When since tho death of Washington
has the world seen more modest, com
plete, successful and noble lie'--Aar
pers Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01

Cabman Thoiias Gilbert died on bis
box while driving q passenger 90 the
West Side Union depot. After the Chi.
oago Opera House was built Gilbert made
big stand nt the southwest corner Of
CLARK and Washington streets. uo was
there az o'clock, when a man stepped
into his cab and said. Drive mo IN n
hurry to the West Side Union doto.
Gilbert climbed on tho box, aud gather
ing mp the hucs swung his honc into
Warrington street and headed west. A
crowd Of people was surging into the
Chicago Opera house when the cab rat.
tied by Some one noticed Gilhcrt's head
dro0p and then fan over on his breast
The whip foll from his hand aud DO
cluiched az the iron rod " the box.
THAT cabmans dying" said the man
who had noticed Gilbort's actions. He
followed the cab. Three or four others
followed him. The horse trottci along
Washington street and stopped for a
moment nj La Sale 90 let a Milwaukee
avenue cable train pass by. AZ Fifth
avenue the men who had followed the
cab from the Chicago Opera house over.
tool; It and one Of them grabbed tho Bit.
The occupant 81 the cab leapcd out and
demanded what right tho stranger had
90 stop the horse. 81 have only ton min
utcs to mako my train no said excited
~, "and | paid this cabman In advanc,
TO haul mo To the Union depot"
"You will meter reach tho Union de
pot with this driver" said tho man VIII
stopped the horgc. Look mp there ant
you will see that you are being driyoi
by a corpse" Two men climbed on tol
Of tho vehicle and lifted the driver or
lie was dead lis fingers wcro Irvine,
around the iron rod of the scat. -Chicag,
/ uprald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01

NvOViCE Is iiERLHY GiyFS, THAT TIll.
N snake River canal hnd fuacr Company,
u corDorsiion formed uuirr me Jaws 81 the
Territory of utah, has presented 90 We Dia'
trIci Court u the Third judiriul htuiri, Ter.
B. tIHlnrurunrHtu aud olH.ulFn, aud that iuff
day, tho anih day 81 juno, lfili Al 10 o'clock "
thU forenoon, ~ o. HHon tNtrflilff AZ counsel
AND the cnurt tnum ufthr district Court Tor ihc
Thtfd lud rial District boz tie dItY aud county
% HAit Lake. Territory ~ ltlht ~ the place
AZ whish said application ia ~ D. heard,
Ia witness whereof, have heruuntn set ny
hand and affixed tho asll % tnu ihlft hHNlti
Court aforesaid. this ga day u Nay, isil,
lsKAL.l HENRY q, MCMILLAN, CLERK,
ulAw m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01

~ will give you $780, writes Nm.
Cora Urquhart Potter to u literary friend
ia this city, "ior the fr-t act, $1,000 for
the second, g. 900 for the third and =, 900
for the fourth and last act Of the new
play to be written for me ON theme Of
the day and timo-denling with Amor'
cans-which shall hAyo I'm absolutely
now motive tho interest in which shall
be continued 10 tho last accne.' SO diff
6cult is II for a dramatist TO secure u
new motiye--or what the phrase may be
taken to mean, nn absolutely new appli,
cation OF one Of the familiar motives OF
human action-that Mrs, Potter's ohei
is by no means as munificent us II would
saeln.-New York Letter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE ~ lfEREnf GivFS ~. Tue
~ uudcrtlgnef. AdiulnisuatriN Of the 10
ate % haamus nAsnulHcui decreased, 70 the
creditors OF Hnd All peftonH having claims
AGAINST he sad dectatti, 70 unhiht them with
tho necessary yourheu, within inun months
alter the nratNuhlirAt0h % thit notice, " Tho
saia admlliatfatFlN, ~ the once o. isaac NJ
Maddoli, Attorney, y and "A LAft First south
street, salt Lake city, IN tho couuiy Of SAT-
LAKE,
lnLnA RASMUSSEN,
Admlnisrauix o. the estate VI KAamns Has
Isulsen, deceased, dlANb m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01


The various notifications Of tho bl.
cycle adapt Il TO both sexes, and In
many cases lnyallds might DO pleasantly
helped by Il 10 health again. Pure air
and a CHEEKY state arc often more Of
fcctiyo than exercise or the most potent
drugs
As n rule, bicycling Is less desirable
than horseback riding, but many per
sons need tho inore qulot exercise, and
many Others can afford neither 10 keep
nor TO hlrc a horse. As for carriage
riding, Il Is much too passive an e1er-
else for the needs OF most, while tho
constrained posture lsagreat drawback
In any case.
As compared with bicycling, walking
Is better for some persons, and not 50
good for Others. Walking Is far less
violent exercise, but tho movement In
either case brings into active use the
muscles VI tho arms, chest and back.
Most people who can have the use Of
n bicycle Ind walking too slow and
irilsomc, and the mental state Is AN I'm
rs-.sa. !..s.... " a.. unsIcal exercise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01
Just whati,ssisy. the sIo,or sian. Dolnr


am MAILING q sympathetic harness
for tho polar terrestrial foruo-Aut, by
exciting tho sympathetic concorlant
fore, that exists Ia tho oorpuaoular In.
tcrstitial domain, which Is concordaut
TO Il; and, second, after tho concordance
Is established, by negatizing the thirds,
hxths and nlnths OF this concordance,
thereby inducing high yelociiles with
great power by intermittent negation,
a. associated with the dominant thirds,
Again, take away the sympathetic latent
forco that all matter Is imprognatcd
with, tho connective link between the
finite and the iulnito would DO disso.
clated, and gravity would be- neutralizcd,
thereby bringing all visible and invisible
aggrcgationa back into the great othorlc
rellm.-lnteryicw with Keelev
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01

TOD a CRAWFORD,
C1aniiflsn M.riAann aad D.i.tfs ~ HaHfiag
Material
SANTA Rosa, Ca, Jan. ieth. 1904
Hr'0gt MsiiaIHs Coz
Guttr.-iuuts Of tho isib received. ! shall
be ala1 FOO assist you 10 pfuf 0iur thc sslc ~
~. tssiIea special Perception. iudc1d.
tdost OF what have bought of you IN tho pat
four Year, has been given away, mfHeif having
lcUn completely cured aitUf a lifetime ~
headache, AZ tha I gladly eeulfy. should
VOC write 10 either nr. Markell or nr. Mecca,
~ thlt ulatr, you may rrfrr t1 Ton \ tntW.
rom, rH % The tufrueriy nf your SPECIAL
PRESCRIPTION. Your uuIl
Will. TOpD.
prire - Gents.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Eiigy yl!i;ia. T., III Fiii.I.a G.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01

In the matter of tie application Of tho snake
RIVER Canal aud luNr Company,
corporation, 20 Dissolve,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01
"a, NoTIct
In tn, me-. estate Of Thomas

.,. Il ufu5 C'vrs rAr
- ... atfltfis % tur g.
d .cOf~ .a.sa y AsounsOl, hEa ftLsu, ~ r
{. tfsnf. f.nd uifN o. go Court, Dc. y y
ana retittou " suat dlatfinuuun 81 90 resi-.
gu ~ sftd estate among the ptrfpna entitled
thereto, aud that Wc1uesiaY thc lsW "a. "
June, 50. isat, a. ~ O'Clock am, ~ NE tonfi
House. salt lake ttty aud tguuNt itAh rem.
tory, has ictu duly appointed nl thf dulNu -
sold fouil Tor tho settlement " flll auonuni
aud hearing faid petition for duuil1i1us ~
which time and place any ptfHIu Interested tn
said estate may aprcur anf show rlntf . any
there BE-. Why aail' nrcuunt HhuuII DOB aU sct.
tied aud approved and nnal uistfihulln made
A. IflYfn too.
dated May -, iqi. ...
CLERK ~ the Probate Court,
ny &. y. sfANTug, dspuy. dh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01
Miss Thur,by and Mr.. whitney will
Sing al ALL THREE Concerts.
ADMISSION 75C. Reserved SEATS $i.OO
Matinee Doc. Reserved Seats i5C,

gubscription Tickets. ontitlnF the holder 10
mai ehu ~ of i,esoYof seats fnf All lhfre
performance, S2.S0. suhscFiri on Ilrkef
nov 90 salr NJ Johnson, Tran A t1,ft r. W.
a. Csiderif Utah BOOK a Ntauourfy Co., MAJ
geVs Bros, Iiobtrls a Nt.den and Parsons A
Co. CO.. q.
Fubsctiptan Reserve opens ~ ooMter 4
sneigroyf's, Monday, June 49,, a. 10 am,
trnCrAi ioferye sale opens Junu 2d'
An Country ratrons may addrcss any Of TIE
Spencer, q. u, ryper, board Of Directors u.
stephen, director,
thls occasion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01
LEGAL NOTICE.

~ tho nlstriot Court In aud Tor The Third ia
dlclal Wstnci. Teutqry " Utah, County
~ salt tikg,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01
suMMnNs.


In TIC District Court in md io-,n Third
Judicial ulsulct Of lnh 1...I.g
County af Haif takr.H 'iif
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01

pHRnEEsNf,tal sstft .ia.f'l~ ss'-sii,
EnENANN N nrIHT 80 H||aH.H. % Hlasa .
WUNEy 4: (: z &: y. "a g . q.
We fsfHaH We nlHIi Sc. N|a 'HIHis
yHaf tlffa HifIt tl fHaf co. % fH ven. Itt
$50 raa Too so HfHHt ssrllaff aHHIf 200
BE- Hafs sstiar DO 80 y 20 s.fs o. aEsiii
1900 slftst.a lntt. - -. sat ~ faff fst
bflsii. - itft' nv 4 4 90, ttttsii, sii'f.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-14

stories that have been printed Of
his death. Ray Hamilton was a
proud and sensitive man and he
felt the disgrace that was brought
upon him keenly. IL it strange,
then, that he wished to be dead to
the world? He will probably
never return to this country. 1fbe
does so it will be incognito. 1 can
assure you of this fact that he is
happy in his new home and thank
full that he has escaped from the
siren-like enthraldom OF the woman
whom, in a misguided moment, he
made his lawful wife,"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-14
At Pine Ridge Agency.

c. c. Seymour in Chicago Herald.
"We are guarding our dead" he
said, as he withdrew his hand from
the folds of his cape and pointed to
the cemetery where thirty-four
freshly made mounds slashed the
moonlight which was accumulated
the russell color of the grass.
"Those are our boys" the lieuten-
ant continued. "They died as.
nobly as soldiers ever died. But
come with me-" The officer led
the way to the most famous tents
in the village of the Seventh. 1t
was large mess lodge, with a
kettle hanging from a big tripod in
its centre. An orderly held tho
candle. The Pickering light
served as a stereopticon to again
reveal the horrors of Wounded
Knee. The tent stood in centre of
the whirlwind of bullets during
that terrible battle.
When the savages poured their
first volley into the ranks of the
troopers two of the cowardly war
riors crept into this mess tent of
the soldiers and began firing ut the
cavalry men through two holes
which they tore in the canvas.
One by one the troopers fell before
this mysterious fire until it's source
was discovered. Then rifles and
Hotchkiss guns were trained upon
the tent. There were fifty-eight
bullet holes in the canvas, which
was ripped from end to end by two
shells from the machine guns. OF
a sudden the firing ceased, and
when the soldiers crawled under
the canvas after the battle was
over they found the two Indians
lying dead on the ground, thei,
blood being splashed against the
perforated sides of the lodge.
! ''1t was war;" said Lieutenant
Robinson, "the bloodiest evel
saw in the west"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-14
1daho's Newspapers.

Payette Transcript.
There are now forty-eight news
papers published in Idaho, Ada
county coming in with six. Fol-.
lowing is the list as taken from the
governors report: The Statesman,
Democrat, Hornet, Boise City, Ada
county; Progress at Nampa, The
TRIBUNE at Caldwell, Transcript
at Payette, all of Ada county. The
News Miner and Times at HALEY,
Keystone at Ketchum, Alturas
county; Observer, at Montpelier
Independent, at Paris, Bear Lake
county; Kaintuck Buglo and Press
at Rexburg, Register and Times,
at Idaho Falls, News, at Blackfoo
Herald and Tribune, at Pocatello.
Bingham county; World, at Idaho
City, Boise county; Times at Al.
bion, Cassia county; Silver Messen :
ger, Clayton, Custer county; Mail,
at Mountain Homo, Bulletin, at
Rocky Bar, Gilmore county; Free
Press, Grangeville, Idaho county
Courier, at Rathdrum, Post, Pam
handle, Evening Post, ut Post Falls,
Times, Mt Ceur d'Alene City,
Kootenai county; Mirror, Star Of
Idaho, at Moscow, Advocate, at
Kendrick, Advertiser at Genesee,
Latah county; Recorder at Salmon
City, Lemhi county; Journal, at
Shoshone. Herald, at Bellevue,
Logan county; Teller, at Lewiston
INez Perez county; Enterprise, al
Malad City, Oneida county; The
: Avalanche. at Silver City, Owyhee
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-14

Chief Engineer Sewell, of the
White Star fleet, considers himself
the greatest traveller that ever lived
because, during his connection with
the Company, he has sailed $751;
500 nautical or 941,0 900 standard
miles, nearly four times the dis.
lance between the earth and the
moon..
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county; Sun, at Murray, Miner aud
Press, at Wallace, News, at Ward
ner; Statesman, Osborne, The
Tribune, at Mullan, Shoshone
county; Leader and Signal, at
Weiser, Citizen, at Salubria, Wash
ington county.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-14
Pill. Piles Pliesl

Or. Will!a:ns Indian l'ilc Ointment will cure
Blind, Bleeai:lg, and Itching Piles when all other
Ointment have failed. 1t ;ibsOrbs the t,,mOrS,
allays the itching ut once, acts rs lOuice, gives
instant relief. DIR. Williams Indian Pile Olnt-
nent IL prepared only for Piles ard Itching OF the
private parts, and nothing else. Every box l.;
warranted. 'ou ny t.;.ulsAlsls, or sent 10y hl.Il
on receipt Of price, buc. and II per box.
5.,,. WILLIAMS MFG Co, Props,
Cleveland. u.