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Union Pacific Finances.

NEW York, Aug. Sat a meeting Of the
Union Pacific board of directors to-day, q
plan was agreed upon giving the present
holders of sinking fund bonds the oppor-
tunity TO renew their bonds under the
present conditions and ratio of interest for
six years. the company reserving the right
for a trustee to draw at par after the first
year, or redeem the whole amount Of bonds
Sept. l. 1894. The matter was placed in the
Orr. Gould, Atkins and Government Direc-
tor Anderson to perfect the details. Sub
scriptions have been already received from
the directors for a material amount of the
extended bonds upon the above terms.
Further subscriptions are expected. The
company reserves tho right to reject any
amount in excess of So, 1000. Circulars will
be issued to bondholders as soon as they
can be prepared. The September interest
Of the extended bonds will be prepaid.
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GOT HER SHARE
DIsinherIted Because She Preferred Mar
riaxe to Other Missionary Work.

Dlsinherited Because She Preferred Mar
riaxe to Other Missionary Work.
CHICAGO. Aug. S.-Under highly romantic
circumstances Mrs. Eva Lewis. of Chicago.
was to-day awarded S76. 1G2 by Judge Ian
ing, in the county court ut Lincoln. Neb.
Mrs. Lewis started in life as a Chicago
waif. When three years old she was
adopted from the Chicago FoundlinRs
home by wealthy Jason G. Miller. of
P%iattsmouth. Neb. He agreed to make her
his heiress, and she was raised as his own
daughter.
Upon reaching ~womanhood. however. she
found herself, contrary to her foster faith
er's wishes, in love with q young follow
named Lewis, and despite opposition she
married the man of her choice. This
greatly enaered Miller. who was a church
elder. and whose cherished hope was to
make the girl a foreign missionary. He
died at Los Angeles. CAL. in 1891. leaving
an estate worth $3.50, 900.
There was no mention of his foster child
in his will. The girl wife promptly sued
for her share and after a vigorous legal
fight has at length won her point.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
Office of Chief Quartermaster, Department
SEALED PROPOSALS, in tMp!icate, viii Ge
received at this office. or at tho following named
posts. and at Helena, Mont, until II O'clock a,
w.. on sept. /, 1893. ard opened tfen. for fur
nishing and delivery of sucn corn rs may be re-
qairei during the fiscal year ending june 20,
1871. at Forts Assinnibolne. Cuttcr. keogh. and
and Yates. North Dakota: Forts Meade and
Snlly, South Dakota; Fort Smelling. Minn., and
posals. with full Instructions to bidders, viii be
furnished on application to this flee, or to tho
qua, termRsters Mt the various points named.-
jim '. FUREY, Quartermaster, u. s. Army.
Chief Quhrtermaster.
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~ triot court Of the First judicial district Of
the state OF Anntans, in and for the county
OF Lewis and Clarke.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the UNDERSIGNED, adj
ministrAtor OF tho estate Of k1ilda Far
all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with tho NJ cossary
vouchers within four months after the first put
licntion Of thi. notice to tho said administrator st
the law oil CO Of M.sscna fuL,nrd. Hoon s. Gold
Block. in, tho city Ct Helena. county Of
J evils and tla1ke. state CT Montana. tho sams
DO ns the place for the Transaction Of tho bust
moss OF said estate in said county of 1 evils and
Clarke.
EDOUARD D PARENT.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Exilda Parent.
deceased.
Lated July 20, 1904.
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Money ON call easy at 2 to 8 per cent: closed
offered at 2 per cent. Primo mercantile paper
set12 per cont. Sterling exchange stronger. with
bankers bills at S4.slei4.s2 for sixty-day bills
and 81. s6tg4 s6h for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Aug. Standardization. 4.S0o
head: natives steady to strong; Texans lCc
higher: prime, S4.70e14. 80; good to CHOICE, S3.s5
a+.b5; medium. S3,50@3.s0; others. 81. SOC 80;
1exans, $2,15@S.l5.
hogs-keceipts $500 head; best heavy 5G15o
higher early. later weak; common neglected:
light l5c higher. grassy and common, $+.2agf4 IS;
packing, 81. $40 80; prime heavy and butchers
weights, ~$h10@5,3a: prime light. $5.45@5. 6a;
light mixed, s.. 20t $50.
eheep-Receipts, 7.Ou0 head; natives strong;
Westerns lower; natives. ST.. COCA. 25; Westerns,
50. 9Otg3. IS.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Wheat-Essy; cash. $3.50;
September, 59Bc.
torn-Lowsr; cash. 1850: September. S9Ac.
Oats-Easy; cash. 2sSc; September. 24c.
Pork.fasy; cash. s12 90; September. sl2. 25.
lard-steady. cash. SI67M; september.
Ribs-Easy; cash. $1,000; September. $40. IL.
WOOL.
New YORK. Aus. 8.-Wool dull, unsettled; de-
mestic fleece. 2092sc; pulled, 2O125c; Texas,
12g17c.
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Crops in Illinois,

SPRINGFIELD. H., Aug. S.-Reports made
to the state board Of agriculture, Aug. !,
indicate that the average yield OF winte.
wheat will be the smallest since 1885, and
makes the crop one of the smallest ever
known. The quality Is very 200. and ina
few counties il is not ssleable for -four at
any price. A great deal will not grade over
No. 3. Prices obtaining are the lowest
since 1860. Oats are damage by rust. The
condition of corn is much better than the
corresponding period last year.
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now most prominent before the country.
In the discussion of tho money question he
goes 10 far as to leave no possible room to
doubt that he 10 in favor of = single stand
ard and that standard gold"
Times: "While the president makes a
we'll urged plea practically for mononetal-
lism. he seems TO forget entirely the demo-
cratic party. which pledged itself to main
tain bimetaliism and repeal tho Sherman
not with a substitute, but the presidents
peks for no substitute."
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100000 Lido Mon in Chicago,

CHICAGO. Aus. SIN IN address of well
come to the military surgeons of the United
States in annual convention to-day Mayor
Harrison declared that there were 200, 900
idle men In the city, and unless congress
gives the country more money there will be
riots here such as will Bhek the country.
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NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures is
~ hereby given that Henry Al. Parchcn has
mado TO the UNDERSIGNED q 4 moral ASSIGNMENT
for he benefit of the creditors o. the said Horny
NJ. lnTohen' and that the undersigned has taken
possession under said assignment Of al prop
eriy If the said Henry NJ. PaFch.n.
All persons indebted to the said Heary NJ. Par
chen are notined to make payment az tho
amounts owing by them TO the undersigned with
out delay.
LOUIS A. WALKFR,
Assignee OF Henry N. Farchen.
Lated July 81. 1893.
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Changes In Names

The variations which time works in fam
fly names were well illustrated at The Scotch
family gathering at Chicago. Various mem
bers Of the clan spell their names Mclean,
MacLean, McLain, MCLEAN and McLane.
The chiefs namei is spelled Maclean.-Phil-
adelphia Ledger.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

II York, Aug. s.-Bar silver, sok.
Coppsr-Wsak; lake So 20
1ead-Qniet; domestic, $a25.
The volume of business ON tho exchange was
small again to-day. Prices continued irregular.
with tendency in the main downward, early
prices yielding ~ to sA per cent. 0ndemand
to cover shorts there was a rally 1T u to IN per
cent. Following this tho benrs made n sharp
onslaught upon the market, there boing another
decline in leaders, Northwestern losing I per
cent. but At the close the market WAS in tho main
weak.
Governments-firm.
fetroleum-Dull but firm; septemter, 6l1sc
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IT AFTER

IA disordered liver-that you're subject to
attacks Of cold or chills on slight exposure.
You get ".tired" easily, The feeling - &C
to assimilate the food. Thia often results in
what we cali Indigestion or Diliousness.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets rouse tho liver
to vigorous action, and this in turn starts tho
machinery Of the body iEto activity. Liver,
stomach and bowels feel tho tonic effect, and
in consequences tho entire system 10 invico-
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and a reserve force is stored up against ex-
posture to disease.
II you're too thin, too weak or nervous, 10
must be that food assimilation IL Wromg.
This is tho time to take Pleasant Pellets.
They permanently cure Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Sick or Bilious Head
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limited STATES LAND OFFICE. HFIENA.
~ Mont. July 10, 1879. Fred q. fmith. bay-
ing applied to make homestead entry of the SE.
y oil NE. u and lot !, section 3, township II r..
Il; 5 west. and said land having been returned AZ
mineral In character By the suryeyor-general an
in y is deemed necessary. and a henrins
Wal De held IN this office Aug. ~. 1893. to which
appear, for the purpose of submitting testimony
to determine tie true character of said land.
GEO. NJ. EOuKQUIN, Receiver.
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NOTlCE.-TIiE BOARD Or COUNTY COM
!, missloners will meet on Monday, Aug. II,
1893, at 10 n. IN rs proyidad by law, to fix tho
rate OF taxes and dos gnate the NUM- or of mills
on each dollar of valuation of property In Lewis
and Clarke county and for such othor busip IA
as mag legally come before them.
Helena. Aug. 7, 1893.
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SI,lChHoLDEFS' MEE1IHG.-SOTICE is
stochhoiuers ot tho 90 Mining ~ Milling Com
paiiy OF Montana VIII be hold at the Office of tho
company room 10, 40 Commercial building.
II. Louis, No. on 1hursday, Aug II, 1893. at n
o clncS noon. foc the election % soyen trustees
oil said company to sgrye during the ensuing
year and to consider the future policy of tho
com2a y and propo.cl amendments to thu by
laws HEN Y u. IAtGHlIh preaident'
JOMN Z. hEYEn. SncroinrY
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'ffiE LEO MINING Il MILLING COMPANY
4 of Montana. works located 81. mil - 80
suits, silver Bog county. Montnna.
Hotce IL hereby given that ut n Meeting of tho
~ 20 q % shii comp&ny held on the Eth day Of
"rt}' icHj, an ~ testament OF one-balf cant or
snare was ievlad upon ito capita STOCK OF said
Gon,iahy payable on tito 24th day Of tugust;
lo13, 10 John l.. Meyer, fscretary of said am.
pahy. AT the oihce OF the 90 Mining L Milling
foE4pahy or hontSna, room 4lO Commercial
~ ing 81 ON, Mo my e ock upon which
cay o nJGnst 1898; shat be deemed delinquent,
and wl!i be duly .dvcrtised for sale at public
aentioh' ena unless payment be maize before,
WI DO sold on tho ed day of Sept, mber, 1893. to
pay me delinquent assessment. together with
inc costs OF ad7ertis!ng and expenses Of sale.
JOHN r. MEYER.
g,.u Secretary Of said Com, any.
Sihoe Of sad Company. "
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Id w ~
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SoohlIB ~
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-31
the CASE Of ARN. JOHNS.
She Seems Ratiooal EXCEPT On Ono
PUlut.

she Seems Ratiooal Except o. One
| POiat.
The inquiry into the sanity Of Mrs.
Johns, in progress before the Probate
Court. has been continued until IL
O'Clock to morrow.
Mrs. Johns has secured Judge
Waters of Bellevue ~ her counsel, ~
she has no confidence in any Of the
attorneys here, and she intends to
make ~ effective . fight - she can
against her proposed incarceration -
lunatio.
Mrs.. Johns has lived 10 Alturas
county. "off and on" for 10 years.
She bought . couple of horses here,
and made living BY selling notions
aud garden truck. Since she came
here she he's always been in dome en-.
tanglsment. A couple Of years ago,
one or moro anonymous letters vil;fy.
ing people of this town were traced to
her. She was arrested, but found no.
guilty. At that time and since she
took tho notion into her head tina,
some people wanted her out Of the
way, though what good that would DO
to anyone is not apparent.
A few days ago things oulmin.ted
in her daughter Ut least this is
alleged, under oath, in complaint on
6le) threatening to kill Mrs. Clinton
Angel. The daughter was arrested.
and put under 5000 bonds to keep
tho peace. As she could not give
the bond she was locked up.
Her mother acting queerly, and
saying that 1.-TWO or three dozen men
i" Haley" including her attorney,
had several times attempted to kill
her, or gone to her house to attempt
to kill her. she was also arrested ard
examined by Dr. Higgins, IS medical
expert. His conclusions are As vet
not made public.
Whether the woman is insane or |
not is not for newspaper to decide.
Certain it is that the poor woman has
long labored under painful h.lIucina>
tons and lived in constant expectancy
so she testi6es and her daughter
Also-of being poisoned or murdered.
The question OF her sanity will
probably be determined by jury.
She seems rational except as above
stated.
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The Season OF Avalasches,

This i the season Of the year when
there 10 the most danger from ava.
lsnches. These do not, like snow>
slidss, come down noiselessly. and
with comparative slowness, thus CIV.
iog ono time 70 got out OF tho way,
when seen in time. They come with
the rapidity Of lightning, aud . noise
- Of thunder.
Over . dozen suoh avalsnohes rolled
down Carbonate Hill and Della
Mountain, yesterday, and partly
damned up tho river. These are but
beginning to what will occur as the
weather moderates, and the combs on
the crests Of the bills and mountains
roundabout become charged with
water from the melting snow.
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Mr.. KELLOG6'S SENATE.
IL will Resume Its Sitiings Tomorrow

II will Resume Its Sit,ings Tomorrow.
Jim. Kellogg will reopen his Sen
ate Chamber Tomorrow, after a three.
mcnths' recess. During that time he
has had the place thoroughly over
hauled, caleimined aud painted, until
it 10 as bright % q new iookine.plass
He says that the President will take
the chair promptly at Z o'clock every
morning, and that tho sessions will
continue Is hours q day.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-31
The school.

The committee of the Literary So
ciety appointed to report what. if any
assistance the society can render tn.
school. will report on Saturday even
ing. An Interesting debate has beer
arranged by former pupils Of IN,
high school. Parents aud all inter
ested in the school arc requested e
he present.