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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-18

1t wilt Begia Work a. Soon A 10Oo
Tons Of Orc Are Keccivpd-Bir Haul.
Ing Contracts Already Let-A Dsspn
Men Repairing the Stack and Making
Ready.
The rumor that the works at Ket.
chuan we're to resume smelling at an
early dav, seems to be based on fact.
this time.
A brieklayer is at work repairing
one OF the stacks, and another bricks
layer IS to 90 TO work next Monday.
Besides these about a dozen men are
at work cleaning and repairing the
ore bins and floors, and the flues,
pipes and all about the works.
This is at ketchum. Only one
stack, having daily capacity Of 80
tons Of ore, will be "blown in." 1t
will begin its campaign as soon as
1000 tons of ore and the coke and
other principal supplies necessary to
reduce them, are on haad.
The ore will come from the North
Star aud American Eagle group of
mines, Oh the East Fork OF Wood
River, which shows an enormous bod,
of it. 1t will be hauled by teams TO
Gimlet where it will be loaded on cars
for the smelling works. James Gal
braith, OF the East Fork, has the con.
tract to deliver the ore at Gimlet. He
owns three teams. He has sublet
contracts to Jake Decker, who owns
two teams, aud to Stinson & Benson,
who also own two teams. There
will therefore b. seven teams hauling,
and theI capacity is = little over 80
tons per day. Mr.. Galbrai,h has
already laid in over eight tons of
grain, and has much more coming
from Pah Simari and othsr points ia
Custer couaty aud in Eastern A'turas.
This grain Is to be delivered at Gal.
brai,h's corral, opposite the North
Star jies, six miles up the East Fork.
The teams and wagons above-men.
toned are being overhauled and made
ready for long run.
The Moth Star concentrating
works, which had been idle Tor
months, was started Up on ore about
q month ago, and has run daily ever
since. Another shift is to be put en-,
however, and the works will then be
run continuously, day and night. 1t
will then re.work the old tail,ngs, il
order to recover the iron, gold, aud
other metals which they contain.
Only one stack is to be started up,
and that will not be blown in until
1000 tons of ore have been received
at the smelter. This will, therefore
be about the end Of January, or, say,
60 days hence.
The star,ing>up of this stack, with
the probability that this will lead to
the starting up of the other stacks
until the works are run up to their full
capacity of 200 tons of ore per day.
will be an event Of great Importance
here. 1t will give employment to
many men and teams, put money in
circulation, encourage all claim own
ers to resume and push development
work, and thus greatly improve the
condition Of affairs and brighten the
outlook for the region.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-18

AT the Read OF
all blood puritlers
Is DR.. liercc's
Golden Medical
Discovery. But
it's different from
I'LL of them.
w ha tcvor is
claimed fer this,
it's guaranteed to
Il
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-18

is refunded in every case where it fails to
benefit OF euro. It's because it is different
that it can he sold so. All diseases oririrat-
ing from torpid liver or impure blood yield
to it. It cleanscs and puriflcs tho system,
freeing it from al manner of blood-posons,
no matter from what cause they have arisen
For Dyspepsia, Bilousnesss, Scrocala, Salt
rheum, Totter, Erysipelas or any blood-taiut
or disorder, it is an uncaualed remedy
Nothing else can take its place.
Golden Medical Discovery" contains no
alcohol to inebriate, and no syrup or sugar to
derange digestion.
It's concentrated vegetable extract put
up in large bottles pleasant to the taste, and
equally good for adults or children works
equally we'll oil the year round
If it doesn't benefit or cure, in every casa.
you have your money back
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-18
Election Echoes,

"SockIess" Simpson has been re
elected, after all, although by q ma
ior,tv about 6ve>sixths less than h.
received two years ago.
California has gone for Harrison b.
nearly 1000 plurality.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-18
THE KETCHUM SMELTBR.
OHE FURNACE TO De ~BLowN I'M
EARLY NEXT SUAAER.

IL Will Begin Work as Soon A 1000
Tons OF Orc Are Reccivpd-Big Haul.
ting Contracts Already Let-A D.spu
Men Repairing the Stack and Making
Ready.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-18
Free!

Our elegant illustrated catalogue OF
watches, Diamonds, Silverware,
.a''stmss Goods, etc., etc., mailed
t1ee to any address.
L. H. WALLACE,
wholesale, Retail and Mfg. Jeweler,
Cgdea. Utah.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-18

mo Chicago, Union Pacific and
"or'awestern Line leads all compete
, ~, Short lines, quickest time,
e'on Depots, solid ves.ihule trains
en'cago, no vexatious delays or
'"ges at the Missouri river.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-18
Assessment Notice.
X ING OF THE WEST MINING COM

X ING OF THE VEST MINING COM.
~ pany.-Lecatisn Of principal place of bust
ness. Salt Lake City, Utah Location of its mining
property, Little Smoky Mining District, Alturas
| county. Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board of Directors. held on Thursday, November
10Th. 1892, Asses, ment No. of sixteen 49, cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock of
their corporation payable OF before Dee 10TH
1892, to Moylan G. Fox, Secretary. At the office Of
John Q. Packard, President. No. l Commerce
building. West Second South street, Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Any stock upon which the assessment shall be
unpaid on Saturday. the 10th day OF December,
1892. will be delinquent sni advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before. will be sold Friday, the 30th day OF De-
cenber. 1892 to pay said assessment, with cost of
advertising Hnd expense of sale.
By order of Board of Directors.
MOYLAN G. FOX,
Secretary King Of the West Mining Company,
Location Of Office. No. Commerce Building, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. November 10th. 1892.
WANTED. .x 4 sep, rs for oxr
est book ever Offered to the public
Christmas present for both cid and yourg
Our couron 9. stem. which We use in selling this
great work, enables each purchaser to get the
book free so every one purchases.
For his first weeks work ono ageats profit 10
SlSs. Another $lSS. lady hiss just cleared $ia0
fog her 6.st weeks work.
Write for particulars. and II you can begin at
once send 81 for out6t. We give you exclusive
territory and pay large commissions on the sales
your county.
Address I'll communications 10
RAND. McNALLY / co.,
CHICAGO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-18

49, Blank Proofs of Labor for
, 1892-02-20

Representative Wilson made an arwH-
msnt Thursday before the foreign and in-
terstate commerce committee for the eree-
ton Of lighthouse and life-saving station
on 6rays Barb9r. lie placed before the
committee tha resolutions of a committee
appointed hy the chamber cf commerce Of
Aoguiam3 showing she number ot vessels
ana lives lost since lST1 sad the absolute
necessity 81 d tirsg-class lighthouse, as
recommended hv the liahthoase board. It
VIII be remembered thst AR Wilson en-
dcavQred in the Last congress 10 have ana
appropriation made fox this purpose, but
was ruled oUt ou a point of order that il
Mas neW legislation and not permissible
under the raies. He conten6ed at that
time thae inAsmuch es S15,@g9 had been
appropriated, that Is was not new lesisia-
ton. hat oniY an additional appropriation
80 complete the work. The point Of order
was then made that no money had been
expended and that it lapsed into the treas
urg, and this point was sustained BY the
committee
, 1892-02-20
nal.rras.a ANnInNE.
Inhn GemrY to ba Nominated For
Mmyar ama tu NMNNE G@NeF-
m@r Karrass u@mNhtsr-


sr4ag1n. Eth. 4 rsp4bllaan asty
eangeaa aan wll ea hs tonight in ahH Ar
merry an Thls eam wiil eelea
candidates gog nagsf Fa.aau counss1
riiy a8sogues. eigF clerk sreasursf tive tEs
missioner uEug aTgaea asa gisa3ssn
nsentb "a tse hoaas 81 delegates. Ihe
ma7ds slsssF Hriaaar m most instances
indicated prsiTenas 2f she aldermen sa8
nt5 mbers ai ns hauee delegates 81 ihc
ssss0n Ne slae convention msi he . ioFnal
ras8 aat8an af sheas aases an The city
caans Is s Supposed taaf MHhonaiFe
gahm Ltagy a H tbe @ ser the FtHahli-
eaa nomination E3f magaF ans If tAe
past inleli5saacer iaasnaa "a not teo
STRONG saias3 hias aa e nQminatsi.
It M un8essie9d shal te friends af tat
E..g are secretly sgysHg n kaiaa hlan.
if 1oAn Geasg Is atoa hs man he
e,zried and another haneiness asshorsly ln
stare tag hgm n it given eut 81 his
Gsenas Aesl lhst he wtil shortly ba married
ta MHsM Iaase Fene. sss daughter 81
Governor Es & Ferry af Olympia
Tae democratic prlmAHee aFs oreF ara
iAa nomination CIR mAFoF lays between
gaBn COLLINS aa8 Attorney T. Ronald
, 1892-02-20
UNEASY DEMOCRATS.
THEY no not KNOW WHAT TO DO
WITH THE sTLvER BILL
Stands rregramnae - rack II on
10 ErerY Bait III rhe House a. an
Amendment the Hnuse nraft-
ing Ahout a.lko a ship at sem.

Am& About 8AAAn a &M&H a. Nn1s
wAmraarax. Feh. aa-Thern is Feel-
ing % nneaa5ness "a tbs pan of ths demo
cratic members ef thc house ever tie oon-
aitlan of business ia the hoasa and dis
poaltsan4a net together and agree upon a
+ praeranif#sa af business Al present mat
terz ags simply drifting along, and 81 4 de-
sired io bring order eut of She confusion
whieh prevails TIE silver question is the
nsest diseousaeiag element. Tbs tarid bills
and regular annual appropriation bllls viii
soon command great deal NJ attention,
an8 ltis agreed that share mmst shortly
pome tiEne when the programme az busi-
ness fur some months Bo come must be sea-
tea upon ifanYfaing Is Us bs aceama ahshea.
The ahsence of Catching delayed tte rueet-
ime of the rules committee for some days
past and lhe heatfh of Speaker Crisp made
81 necessary ehas he should seek . respite
from public affairs. whiIe the house Is tem-
paFarily in recess aa account of the visit al
a number 0f members 80 Chieago
probable tha whole democratic policy
W8si l5e considered 81 tae caucus arid pro-
gramme al action outlined as far as p6ssi-
teati0n ot amtaE Eani@aE thn 3ar4f8 and other
measures ard they are IS good tariff re-
formers Aa 8nv other numbers pf the house
They SAY however that they Wal not con-
scnt taat She tars4 ana other measures VIII
he used to prevent the consideration af the
silver bi8s and i8 as they az not believe 81
to he tae case, They should ascertain tais Is
The policy Thai promotes the taHid hiA
they aiN insist In season am0 out of sea-
son on taking ap the SILVER question.
Chairman Bland, of The coinage commit
tee. v0ace8 the sentiments 90 his associates
today. He said Before We take ap the
tsT8M hi8 anG appropriation hl33s There
must hn some k5MK ut an agreement ca
Just what We are going t8 De. There must
be An understanding 8r@O &@s beginning
or else tlaa silver hlli wili tie here as long as
THE tariff and approp opTlAtaons, and talked ol
AZ much as anything eAse aFer tarih
reform. and consia iaernn the s8rTH bills but
always and not toao anything on tie silver
question theH we wfll consider Hhem ali
together. There is 90 disposition against
taking up tbe tariff, provided SIC can uM-
devStan6 u Is aot to BE Fua as a machine
10 kneck nut silver. ] have heard reports
thst ihe tariff IN to he kept here. met for
tha purpose ai passing tariff bil4 haf to
kil silver. ] want il understood that .
don't thlnk there Id any such intention.
Bus if such Intentions should be dis
tiAse w ta&e tha apN0rtnmiay ta
9ne Naf 5ae t a AAk Silver on
isA8 as AMNf an@
rasare attai e1s Fer ti5e
AVA @At
s& N1G As Ms aFt Say lo
e s H ~ H
amended mA a. a1# 81 every
hlA which comes up We don't n
tend that tae minority shaA ram over the
na4rtaFfes tlaef NAV We q F-f f1r
, 1892-02-20
PassIhIIIIr 81 ! SensaIIon.

Rev, e e. Drake, 81 The First "a. e.
church VIII deliver All interesting and
timely sermon tomorrow morning upon
The Temperance Questions The Churchs
Relation and Responsibility Thereto
It is quite likely sanle very important con-
clusions wiz be reached during this dis
course. Among other things the claims of
the ramseller to being ia grand and noble
hearted fellow will be discussed from an
sides. The duty of the church to bestoW
an unlimited quantity of pure Bnaduitera-
ted human lives and destroys homes, vail
also be carefully considered. Mr., Drake
has selected theme tli8t could Be easily
developed into a highly sensational ser
mon. Whether he VIII make Il sensa-
tional On not remains to be seen4
, 1892-02-20
Thamas Paine N0f IS InldeI.

Robert g Ingersoli. Thomas Paine was
net what would be called today much Of
sn in6del, I think he would eut me dead
II he were alive he would be oif with the
Unitarians. He believed absolutely I'm a
God. lie excused that Sod for making the
world for aAi tbe volcanoes, plaques an6
famines 0f the world. Ha may have been
right. All that am saying is that ] 40
not believe that he was right. Two facts,
OF at least one fact and an alleged tact, are
inconsistent ia my mind 4 cannot har-
mon5Ee God and Siberia. Paine wanted to
gei ria 81 tie middle man in religion. He
wanted she citizen ta transact what little
business he had with The Deity himself,
and not through a gentleman pretending
to be the agent Of some power above the
1infs7e
, 1892-02-20
NJ Harrest fnr Trannnrs.

This hss been bad winter for trappers,
The open weather and lack of snow. ao-
counting Gar tie smal catches. Otter is
tie most plentiful. but does not compare
with last years yield, either ia quantity
OF quality. The average price to the
tFapper is Sc. Beavers are Iight in color,
and bring from $3.50 up. C00ns. which
were last wear the most plentiful, have
fallen OF lis per cent?, this lack of snow be-
ing the main obstacle The market is
we'll supplied, however, owing to the sur
plus from last year. Thus far, IN.
ScUlly, who makes the purchase of fars
and hides his principal business, has re-
pared with 400 for the coTresp spondlng period
last year
on COW hides the market Is down to
cents per pound, with little prospect Of q
raise
, 1892-02-20

Nn.adeif Record q yeane lso8
sttn hcxa1H0ueh' having aeaa ts 5
tae sg a sfe hoaH boarded taa ast
8Fsm #oN mms M@na9 amk at W cne
eht ssf week her destination aeiae
&slMmhl8 ANe#He ~s8fs@n &hrogeh heF
MoGrv ard hurry sae sterHea 81 tae efaln
AT BellVue Station, thinking III was Colum-
6la avenue. As soon as the cars started
she found ont her mistake ana let out
piercing shrek a8 smaHdertH The con-
ductor. hearing she CRY, thought somebody
was hurt and quickly pulled Che bell-ropR
bringing the train tie stop. The
passengers hoisted che windows and
peered oat into the darkness The young
lady got en- the rear platform, took s seat
in the back part 81 the car and hoisted her
window to look out and see what was the
matter wmohsprVe3
, 1892-02-20
Warninr-n Don't ISo Rlg WORDS

A Warning Don't Use Blg Words.
IN promuleating ese9erie eogitations ar
artitoplating superficial sentimentalties
and philosophical 81 psychological obser-
yations, beware &C pIaGtudlnous ponder
osity. let Your statements possess "a eiari-
Hed eameisencss, compacted eombrehensi-
bleness, eoalescent consistency and a con
centgated cogener. Eschew an conglom-
erations az aatuient garfUsity ieiane bah-
element and asinine affections. In trying
tosimpress upon others THE superiority 81
the Wisconsin Central Line, and why You
and 50 many others use this thoraughfare
from Et. paul and Minneapolis and Duluth
and Ashland TO Milwaukee. Chicago and
points east and south, 1t is net necessary
to use 6awhreakers. Iaet your e2tempor
aneons desgantings ana unprecedented
expatiaii0Hs have tclligihility ard verac.
iaas viFacity. without Gh0domentaae OF
thrasontoal bombast. Sedui0asly avoid am
polvsylahle proianaitv psittaceous VA
Guilty, ventrloaual verbositg and vandilo.
auent vapiditg, shnn double eatendres,
prurient ioeosity and pestifarous profanity
obscurent or apparent. IH other words
talk plainly, naturally, sensihiy, and
autbmliy say the Wisconsin Central Lines
is THE route, and THAT ends it
, 1892-02-20
About Railways.

Great Britain's railways are better COM
structed and are managed better than ours.
ana they sre, for that reason alone, more
carefully managed. Our parlor cars, dining
cars and sleeping cars are more comfort
able and luxurious than anything of the
kind they have ia Great Britain. Our ma
chinery is as good, and the facilities
furnished passengers are unequaled on the
globe. oar railways do not compare with
those of Great Britain in the matter of
, 1892-02-20

NNW NoRE. Feb. w. ~ Na0n- Money.
easy, pen cenN With no leans. Bar silvel
aols ssoaks closed weak, actire al lowest
prices today. Eours coupon, 18& Pacific
6s 81 At1hison, aa Central Pacific, 50
Burlington, 5s4 EenNer& RIO 8anae, Ae1
Northern Ranltc, Northern Pacific
preferred. 61 Northwestern, 86 New
Nork Central l8s Oregon Navigation Ss
North American, lSa RaeiAa Mail, S7a4
Rock island. IS ST Paul 4 Omaha, 49,
Texas EaciAc, i014 Union Pacific, s8
Wells Fargo E1presa, 81 Western Union
, 1892-02-20
OnIrI0ns of lbraHam lincoln.

ST p. Usher member Of Lincoln's cabi-
net-Mr, Lincoln's greatness vas founded
upon his devotion to truth, has humanity
and his innate sense Of Justice To en-.
Geo. = Boutwell,, secretary of the treas
nry--Ihe measure Of Washington Is fame
IS fun, but far many centuries, and over
vast spaces 6f the globe ana among all
peoples passing from barbsrism or semi-
servltude t0 civilization and freedom. Mr.
Lincoln Will be hailed as the 6beHatar
General Benjamin E, ButIer He was
personally a very brave man and gave m9
the worst fight Of my life IN riding Ia front
0f MY army within range OF the rifles 81
the enemy.
, 1892-02-20
GOOD INDIANS
AMONG TIE ApACnEs Al THE
TERRITORY on NEW mFNlc0.
maNs NheE Manufacture Ea@haiuE
whtsksY in order - KAtG zach
other and Ee - Rhs marPr
MmntHmg asrammhs.

" hhNMEN kN AEANN - AAAA AsAAA
uther and Es - Rhe HarPr
munung graunas.
Atarag ~. M. Ruh @ tAe
drunken pan mhsch aaaagHsa AMONG ase
Mesaieso Apacaas nu iheir reservation
laa miies segfaaass af thss piaca nsaaaa
a she kiiNng 6atTgss of fauF Indians aaa
sae seFioas maanasns often NJ tm@Fe otA.
em. N@a9 ala na4 atiemRs fa i@ve ir
reservation 81 s. u.0s sAe HhIss #.ie.
nsAt sn shs vicinity bas s5ashl ake Aen3e
anoag shtassslvps uas8 sAs ssneg poaiae
aasasn5 hg Eanps iHam Eagg stantaa an
riFrs ANA succeeded a ~ staFiHa neaes
Ihs aa sealass selling lsgnar vs. taaisns
ssgrtty saanea. aa9 tAey Hanusaatare
iauos fag shesaseeas taliea eaaf' Gf8m
sae meaal piaml. Tbs species E Yaeoa,
mhieh ep0He rsrE atanasnslg n ssas rzrl
aaa 1f0m whinh the ths ga&es 8ss name,
Eae Sewerage fnofs slllaima@s Sham tbe
wagss whisky ana msaka iaoss ho arsnk
Il faal s. sat Ths sTsat ases sesF1 pse
caution ~ prsseHs tsga iFa mstsnF
1at gAe reservation ss eo iaese And shera
aHr a manT saaa h55laR plaae thas Il a
ainest impossible Is entirely suppress iis
asansfaos usn.
, 1892-02-20

ss FAuE Rab. OF Postnaaee Inspector
Watkins. 81 Heiena M9nians passod
threush hsge ws3h W.T. MaMnwsy ex*
railway masl clerk mham be arrested Die
anhhsmN malls between Meleaa and Milts
esiY tMo Hear ago. MeAuuay mas not
suspected whBse sm she service, mhaeh h#
len lass December Ese MAS arrested in
GM9aeo lAss Thursday ana confessed tR@
returns mfthant i re4Misit.au
, 1892-02-20

&AMMaAHg@a, Na. &a6. N@Nef@@r
fatasoa ieiag made paalie tHo ieiieu re
asiFed, one fram As8iger Gas@ts oi tie
reansygyaniA read aw8 the other gaem
Master Workman Famaegag @fthe knights
08 Lahog prU4tsitnR against tlN Reading
fsrhsEh Yaalev an1 Jersey Central dealt.
Ea@sa16A iNtssg elwNR am array Ql s@cis
mhseh hz consider sufficient 1o Nre3e tHe
sslrsaAisy as Mae aeni aria FBwaeFiH protests
9a 4 citizen ol sh.a state and demands that
Rae constitution Ae BNhgs8 Tee 8cl#sm
MeNa rserfasa tn iMe attorney general msln
Instructions te t&kc such srtlun 4s WITT ew-
bring So who violated 5f Within is con.
#4#H
, 1892-02-20
FnrIish Trnorance OF America.

"nid you find out the nationality Of the
stranger who Joined our party yesterday Ri
asked one traveller Of another in Egypt,
Eyes, 1 discovered he was an Engiish-
man.
How did yoN discover it2
"I asked him if he knew what part of the
United States Kansas was in and he said it
was I'll Buffalo, Nobody but am English
man could he so ignorant of the geography
ef the United States.N
, 1892-02-20
TELEen APn1o raInS.

Senator Quay has nothing more than
bad cold
Ex-senator Blair. Of New Hampshire.
bias declared himself presidential candi-
date.
Ed Coy, Negro. vas burned at tlle stake
hr d moh fer naviahing Mrs. Jewell al Tex
aTksna.
AT republican convention riot in West
Geld, Indiana. john Danforth WAS shot.
President Harrison Is suffering With an
obstinate cold.
Three of Chas. Degnne's children were
burned to death in q ire at Ironwo0d,
Affehfran
, 1892-02-20
FAIRS NEW WILL.
AT the Orphan AsYIums ID san Fran.
cisco Come ID for Good share.

c&e0a A0AAe ~ Tor Ho4U snare
Ex-senator Fair has eone to Honolulu
far his health. just before he started he
visited Mr., 6oodfeilow, bis attorney is
San Francisco, ana made s new vii, which
Is quite d aspartare from the old one. The
Catholic Orphan asyium is beQueatbed
S99aCQa, the Protestant Orphan asylam
S9ga0ca ana the Hebrew Orphan asylum
$4,000,
"I made The bequest to the Catholic or
phan asyiam f0r ms son's sake said Mr.
kair with evident feeling They have all
been kind to him. Protestant ana Cath
elle alike. and 4 aia I'd for him
The senztor stated further that outside
ef few miaor beguests the rest of his
property Was w5iiea, Ia thnee equal parts.
20 lis tArse children, Mrs. Herman 0el-
r8chs, Mss Virginia Fair, and Charles
Rair
Tine bereared millionaire seemed utterly
prustnated. His hands tEemhlcd violently
at every movement and dark h0ilows iineG
his eyes which appeared ned as from re-
ceMt weeping.
, 1892-02-20

nnanaaa san,h pskasa ash
Judge Thomas erante8 s decree of az
T1gee ~ Mrs JAMES q Blaine r. with
tac custody 81 her child, $4,000 10
nag SHE expenses of tha sait aad sie3 a
month IS permanent alimoaV. Mrs.
Blaine wili leayt DesR@soa far Sioux Fa2i +
8aategEHHfF#
, 1892-02-20

4 police officer met am organ grinder on
The street ana said Have goa a license
to play If not, you must accompany
me.
sWith pleasure, answered the street
musician. eM hat Will you sing Lewis
ton Me- Journal
, 1892-02-20

Nav Noag Eeh. 19 TIE weekly bank
statement shows the tolioe9ng changes
Reserve decrease. S2a0stns apecia in-
orease. $4,000 NcincalaAon decrease
The banks new hDla Sa SEA 9a0 n
eNcasa nf She l@8ai requirements
, 1892-02-20
u r N TU
BEDDING AND CARPETS.

Baby carriages oa cloth, fnoleum. curtain
poles, window shades, parlor, dining-room and
Office furniture, chairs Il AT kinds, bedroom
suits. and everything in the furniture line az
bottom prices. Hotels and lodeing.houses to
~ furnished will be given the same prices Is
small dealers. Anyone wishing to purchase
furniture should can and get prices before
buying
, 1892-02-20

NEW NoRK, Feb. %. Four new fyphus
fever cases were discovered today among
the Russian inMi grants. They were res
moved t0 Roosevelt hospital
, 1892-02-20
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eEs ENgHNsHeRa, FEB. Ca The, czana-
m5toh's oentra1 COMMITTEES are publishing
reports naae hY Delegates sent to TIE fam-
iWa districts 0Ha delegate sends an OPP
taniisttc report concerning tho aaEt af sa-
nlaF5 DIE visited bHt admits ahe peasants
arc obliged So seii their live stock owing to
iack of fodder. Another delegate VITO vss-
5fe8 6a@m8sa saNs o2er tNn thousand menls
Ca e that province arc akssaENtHs saving
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horses #aiJ be sent m z4ks saN ate
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