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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-20

At the Universal Exposition Of 1850, At P.n PA
France the best sewing machine: Of the MoLS
They were passed upon by jury comp0sed
the best foreign mechanical experts, two Of wno
Of France. This jury. after exhaustive exannff
ton and tests adjudged that the wheele.
wilson machines were the best Of all, and a~s ~
GRAND PRlZE-giving other companies e'''
gold, silver and bronze medals.
The French government, as . further rccostJ
ton OF superiority, decorated Mr.. NAtnsn.sss
Wheeler, president Of the company. WIN ,s ~
Cross Of the Legion Of Honorable most p'A
honor OF France. "a.
The No. 0, for family use, and the No: III. "a
manufacturing uses, are the best IN the VIZ
to-day. =
And now, when you want . sewing macnitn ."l,
you do not get the best II will be your Own M
Ask your sewing machine dealer Tor ths tsep
Wheeler 4 Wilson machine. II he doesn't k III
them write to Us for descriptive cataiogne, s IT..
terms. Agents wanted In all unoccnpieHc s'
~" "" q "i1S Chicago u
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-20
Delinquent Notice

X Inc OF THE WEST MINING con.
~ PANY, 4 CORPORATION. - Location OF
principal place Of business. Salt Lake City. Utah
Territory; location Of works. AltuFas county,
Idaho.
NOTICE:-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. On a~ceunt Of Assessment
No. 8. levied ON the 1oth day Of November lo99
the several amounts set opposite the names u The
respective stockholders, q follows:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-20

And In accordance with law aud the order Of
tie Board Of Directors Of the orporstis ~, NJ sis
81 said letA day Of November, 1894 ~ nany
shares Of eneA parcel Of stock - nay necessary
will BE sold % public auction ct the pfincip pal
once Of the eonP pa ,. No. Commerce building
west Second south street. Salt Lake City. Utah,
a. IL s'cisek .. ~. on the 3OtA day Of December,
e92, % pay Sls deli nquent assessment, costs Of
dvs4tising. and expense OF sale.
DOYLAN G. FOX,
seesstayy Kiss 81 Ne West Mining Co.
SALT LAKE Cnx. uhA, Des>nbs< l2th. 1897.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-02

Der beriihrate NfrifareileuSe, nit belien
r%aitloier 3bdti9feit Die beutlden folos
nialen @%rtperbungeu 1T Sftafrifa auf's
Snni9ite perfniipft iino, lit our Tbeilz
nabme am etbuologii6en &onereS in
Chicago mad Nmerita eefommeu ltnb
miro ldngere j3eit int 2anoe permeilen.
Or. Scarf Beters lit I'M Sabre 1856
5u Ntenbaus q. ;. @lbe, no letn 8ater
Bfarrer mar, 9eboreu. @r ltuoirte SSuz
%rispruben5 uno acknowledgements,
manote iiA aber nod 8eenoiaung leiz
ner Stuoteu ausl6lieBlid folonialen
Sra9en 5u uno wuroe 1883 gum Bez
griittber Der ,@elellldaft fir beutlhe
8oloailation." Wtit lperigen @efabr>
ten ullo init uur bel9eioenen Ntitteln
selaus es linn 1884, fir Die rDeutl6z
oitairifanil9e @elelli6aft" jenes @ebict
at erwerbel, BON meldem ipater Die
3oloniiatiOn leiteus beS 9teid)es aus
9ins.
Oh. $eters miro befanntlid pielfa6
a%nsefeinoet, li6t utr iii @nglano, louz
bern aud III Deutl6lano ielblt. Mtan
mag augebeu, Dap CT III ieinen Mittell
ridt lnlriler ipdblertlh lit, fiibnen per-
10nli6en Mutb u1O uncrmiioli6e Gler@
gle III Der @rrcidnug ser eiumal atges
ltrebten 53iele miro i9nl JiientauO abs
ipre9cn tOslaea.
Gafiforaiens 2aittpinter : Anss
fellnmg.
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Gafiforniens 2aittHimter : Aass
GellumS.
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Gin ipiraif5rmiges Mannfaftmrscbamne
ais Capitalization geplamt.

0as Yroieft elmer MittminterzNusz
itelluns in Sau Srancisco, pel6e baS
8eite Der Gbiea9oer Iusitellung mad
btren S1fuB p%eretnigen iol, niutmt ims
mer fcltere @eitalt an. Dieieloe loll
a1e neutrality-suspicious. oe8 ipirtb@
i6aftliAen yebeus umfaiien mo inter-
national leiit. Sire Oarer lit auf leds
Mouate pom 1. Saruar 1894 OF bered<
net uro oils Nusltellunss9ruuo minl6t
man ben Biir9erparf ODER r@olben @ate
8arf" gu beniisen. Muf elmer Ser
lammlung Der @ountDs Sominilldre bon
San SranciSco murbe Der 8elhlnB 9es
faBt, ben @ounerneur Tim cine auBerors
oentli9e @inberufuns Der Qesislatur 5u
bitten, nm bon berielbeu cine ltaatlibe
5ilfe BON $500, 600 81 erlanger, mdbr
reno onr6 Snblfriptipn etne glei1e
Summe anfeebraht meroen ieu. Sls
Setter oes unterne9menS iungirt Ser
aud in Chicago moblbefannte $. 0e
Youn9. Oer1elbe peiit NIT Hedt bar
auf bin, oaB es cine WtaTe rei9er 2cltte
bie%r5ulanoe sibt, wcl9e ii6 pOrnebmeu,
Californian 81 beluden, aber, Gus
@riinoen Der @%ewobnbeit, ben 8elu9
INNER mieoer perlhieben. Die @eles
genbeit elmer Nusitellun9 lperben ie6elle
fails Siele bon bieler &ate9orie beniiz
terl, lire ldnslt gebe9te Ibii9t au83us
fiibren. Serucr biirften Die Na9bars
ltaaten Der pa;ifiiden &iite ein sroBeS
SOntinsent BON 8elu9ern itellen.
8ereits merOen erfolgrei9e Samu1>
lun9e1 peranftaltet, unb eini9e Qr9itefe
ten un6 3iinftler babeu i6ou Blane fir
bte 5u erridtenoen @eb6uoe enttporfen,
welde In einem 6a3u gemietbeten 2ofal
III Gan Sraneisco sur Gnit6t auss:s
felt linb.
@ine Der ior9faltigiten 3ei6nunsen
lit Der Hlan oe8 Nrdtteften WtIiS Soft
fir etlt Manufaftur9ebauoe. Dafielbe
f0nnte in leiuer Torm unb R%onftruftion
nit feiner Der Bauter oes Sadlons
8artes uer9liden perben. Sn Der
9fitte Der Nusitellunsssriinoe erri9tet,
uiirbe es cine Sooenfla6e bon etiua
fiiuf acres bebefen un6 cine S0be BON
225 SUP crbalten. Das Dad ipiirbe
in Spiralminoungen bis CUR 9obe BON
200 SUP auimdrts fiibren unS oabur6
cine 8abn fir 1afiasierbef0roeruns
uermittelit seeisneter Gars bieten. @uf
Oiel EN- etwaS ullsem0bnli9en Mege bofft
Ger nGrfinoer" beS Halafte8 beim
S6lulie Der ausitellung ,li9t uur bic
Soften Der Grbauung beraus9el9la9sn
81 babsn, ionbern auA $4,000 S1eir=
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JGu(tre u1edausfteaungs=
6e(ue6er.
Gin Gelebrter, elm Afritatnrider nnn
ber Grbe eincs Sbrnnes.

Ser elsttriide naS bet etbnesrapbif@e &ons
sreB Die .SteIe bet erftem SeiSen-Gine
gsiuioa Reifesels-Sinsrapbiide ssotiseu.
Nie Gnsiebnngsfraft Der r@ei6en
3H GtaOf1 i'm Sadion-9 arf lit cine
q sroBe uno, Der NeiO ielbit miiBte
es linn lalien, Chicago fanrl fib auf Die
Beribmtbeiten, wel6e tim ibren Bes
1uh ~abitatten, etpaS 5u gut tbun.
Die DISQUALIFICATION, oeren 8iloer
mir beute bringen, 9eb0ren gu ben be-
ribmteften Der Sest5eit i%iberbaupt,
uennslei6 Sober Wieoer in anberer
@etie.
@ebeimratb BON Selmbols, Der i'm
oer9angenen Sabre unter aa9emeiner
Betbeiltgung Der milIenl6aftliden @elt
ieinen 7Ojdbrisen @eburtstag feierte, lit
i'm Outrage Der oeuti9en Nesierun9
offs Delegat gu BEN eleftrii9en &ons
greg III bieieS 9anO getommen, uno In
ber Tbat bdtte baS alte 8aterlanb fet@
men berufeneren Mann ais geraoe ibn
entlenoen f0nnen. 8efanntli6 iollen
ouf Dem 9enaunten Gou9reB unter Nrs
Oerem aud Die @inbetten fur Die Wfel>
flung elettriider Strait feitseitellt per<
ben, ba Die pom Yariie ct 9ongreB in
1884 e%nipfoblenen Ginbeiten BON ben
nerl9ieoenen 6egierunsen niemal8 off
3iea ansenommeu tpor0en finb.
9ermann b. 9elmbols lit urlprings
ii9 WteOi5iner nit % Sabren mar er
Militdrar3t In 8otsoam, unb ipGter
ftnben iptr ibn an ben 1uioeriitdten
36nissber9, Bonn uno 6eioelberg als
2ebrer Der Nnatonie urO 9bDiiolosie.
Grit 1871 mattbte er ltb ausf9lieblt6
Ser BbDiif 5u un6 bo5irt ieitber oieie
Wiiienf6aft an Der Berliner 9o6i6nle.
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Das Manuiattursebaube Der proieftirten
ausheluns.
profit in bic Tai6e gu fteden. 9tatiirs
lid iinb aud auf5iise fir iol1e, ipel6e
Die Spiralbabn nidt gu benuken tpiill>
i9en, uorseleben. CUR ansfibruns
Der ganjen Struftur, bic an ibrer Bas
iis ni6t lpeniger ais $50 SUP I'M
Dur6melier bat, miirSe cine bebeutenbe
Malie pom @ilen n0tbis fein. Die pers
tifale Seite beS YalalteS miirSe Grfas
ben in maurilhem 9til nit rei1en Ser
%;ierunsen 3eigen, 10 OaB fi6 I'M Gin
brud oes @anSem Sri9inalitdt nno
Yra6t fombiniren biirfttn.
Suiam men, 1854 0ei6en iinb
in @otba felt @infiibrung Ser 2ei6ens
p%erbrenuung bis gum S9lulie bes OBJ
Selaufenen SabreS mittellt 6eier beitats
tet norben.
Ole Our9 6nittsbauer
Der 6erri6at Der en9lil6en So
ni9s uno asrislnnen bslauft ii6 aui
231 Sabre.
@rnmoetsentbums > uebertrasuugen
Nlbin Seibel an 6rau Charlotte
Sdufer, 8runbtiid in pierees Sub
biDifion, $500.
6enrD unb emil Glmenborf an 3.
Qforino, 8 @runbfide auf Columbia
9eisbtS, 800.
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9emtidl : enaliid,e gdmle,
Gan Antpnip, TerdS.

can N%ntontD, EeTaS.
&nerfannt tiidtise %2ebranitaIt fir anoben
unb Mabden felt breibis Sabren in rcee,
8irfiomteit. 8prtrcffide Sebrf1dfte unier
beipdbrter Neitnns. Ser enelil4sn Spra9e
mirb, tpie Der beuti4en, bole 9te6unns &c.
trasen. 9luberbem rnterridt i'm Spaniiden.
G~inisermaben bprbereitete S4iiIer finben ies
beraeit Nufnobne. Ndbete ausfunft ertbeilen
9err S. @rpos, 9rdfioent bes SduI 8or.
ftanreS mnb IS M. garbed, Director ber
anftalt. tufp-
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-06-16

Quite number from adjoining
counties we're present at the enter
tainment at the seminary Wednes-
day evening. 1t was predicted by
some yesterday that the building
would not accommodate the crowd
which turned out last evening to
witness the closing exercises.
Mr.. Eugene Norris is seeking an
appointment to one Of the deputy
ship places under the newly ap-
pointed internal revenue collector,
Hon. Frank p. Bond. Mr.. Morris
is young Democrat of sterling
qualifications, and as Benton Coun-
ty has been for Bond always" his
friends think his chances fora place
are good. He is strongly endorsed.
The board Of equalization has
been in session this week. Raises
in values ranging from $500 to ST.
900 have been made in twenty-eight
instances. Probablyan equal mum
Der of reductions have been made
but not in amount. The board ad-
journed yesterday, but will meet
again the 26th instant to hear from
thosewho have had theirvaluetions
raised.
The mail riders between Camden
and Partinville meet at McIllwain
now, instead of Sugar Tree, as here
tofore. This makes this end of the
route 5 miles shorter, and it is
thought it will require but little
effort forthe mail to reach Camden
in time to forward all mail matter
going east the same day. IL this
can be accomplished it will be ar
advantage Of "a hours over the
present time.
Mr.. j. G.. Hudson, Of GAINESVILLE,
Tex, is visiting relatives in Benton
County, hisrold home. He came
in Friday from Hot Springs, Ark,
where he has been for.seme time to
recuperate his health, and he in
forms us that he has been greatly
benefited. Mr.. Hudson brought
the gratifying intelligencetha Mr..
Drew Daniel, who was sent from
this county to Hot Springs some
time ago to be treated for cancer,
is reatlyimproved in health since
having the cancerous growth re-
moved, and his physician seems
. sanguine Of his recovery.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-06-16
CLOSING EXERCISES.
An Interesting Time st the Benton Semi
nary this Week.


The music-loving people of Cam
den enjoyed treat Wednesday
evening at the Benton Seminary.
1t was the occasion Of the piano re-
cital by the pupils Of Miss Maud
Martin in.connection with the clos
ing exercises Of the school. The
room was packed with the parents
and friends Of the pupils, who were
delighted and gratified with the
manner in which the program was
executed. Lack Of space prevents
us making special mention Of some
of the class who did exceptionally
good playing. Miss Martin seems
specially gifted in stimulating the
interest of her>pupils in the work.
Inaddition to the recital there were
a few specially adapted pieces rem
dered by pupils from the literary
school, and which reflected with
credit to that department.
The closing exercises the Sem
mary ended last night, but as we go
to press rather earlywe are prevent
ed from making mention Of the ex-
cellent program that had,been pre-
pared for the occasion.
The school here has many friends
and has accomplished great work
in our midst. The year now clos
ing has been a most successful one,
and we believe Professors Hudson
& Peeler, the principals, have the
unqualified endorsement Of all the
patrons of the school as being thor
ough and efficient instructors, and
who have demonstrated that they
are well-fitted to assume the respon-
Isibilities of this work.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-06-16
Bought zoo Many Fine Goods!
NOW is THE TIME! TO-DAY THEY ARE
HERE, TOMORROW THEY MAY
BE GONE!

Having made an assignment to Nh A. G. Me
Rae for the benefit OF my creditors has placed
upon this market Seven Thousand Dollars
worth of Clothing, Shoes, Fur and Straw Hats,
Dress Goods and Notions at manufacturers
prices, These goods were bought direct from
the manufacturers, therefore the iobbers' % per
cent. was saved. There is great rush now be-
ing made by the citizens of Benton and adjoin-
ing counties for these goods, which are being
SOLD AT BANKRUPT PRICEsl
You should not fail to come and see this stock
and get what you want
Yours, with thanks,
JAMES J. WHY.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-06-16

James J, Wyly having made an assignment to
me for the benefit OF his creditors has placed his
entire stock of goods consisting of Fine Clothing,
Shoes, Fur and Straw Hats, Ladies' Dress Goods,
Wraps, and Notions on this market at Manu-
facturers Prices. These goods tauSt be sold.
They are well-selected and will give perfect sat
sfactOn. There has never been such an oppor-
hnity in this eityto get such nice goods at man
uiacturerS prices
viii sell you the entire stock or such part of
liz as you may want. 1t will be to your interest
to see them. A. c. McRAE.
Assignee
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-06-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

"AS DNNOhiAhSo piOAlUlIul'
Mr.. James ?. Lashlee, Of AFRAID
ne, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. I. P. Phifer, Of Humphreys
County, was in the city Saturday.
Mr. Mark Young, Of Paris, was
mingling with many friends here
Saturday.
Mr.. w. r.. Selby and son, Jesse,
came down from Cairo the first Of
the week.
Mr.. John Lowry and sister, Miss
Blanche, of Big Sandy, visited here
yesterday.
Miss Ellie Miller, Of Humphreys
County, is visiting the family Of
Mr.. Alex Bell.
Mrs. Lucy Page and children, Of
Mckenzie, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. James Townsend.
Maud, the little daughter of Mr..
A. R. Brooks, was very i'll the first
Of the week, but is better.
Capt. [, L. Lanier and Cashier
Meadow Of the Waverly bank, were
over from Waverly Wednesday.
The little folks were delightfully."-
entertained at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Bell last Friday evening.
Misses Sophia Rushing, Of Bris-
tow, and Katie Fry, Of Coxburgh,
are visiting at Mr.. and Mrs j.. E.
Frys.
Mr.. w. A. Yarbrough is making
some substantial improvements at
his place of residence in South
Camden.
DR.. A. M. Hawley was summoned
to Big Sandy Wednesday evening
to see Mr.. I. E. Barnes, who is Sc
riously i'll.
A delightful musical entertain
ment was given at the home Of Mrs.
Fannie Thompson Thursday even
ing of last week.
An appreciative audience heard
Rev. j. L. Weaver at the Method
list Episcopal Church, South, last
Sunday evening.
The first ripe peaches Of the sea-
son weresold here last Saturday by
Mr.. J. F. McKelvey, Of Eva. They
readily sold at 81 per bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Townsend
entertained the little folks at theil
hospitable home on Paris street
Thursday evening. of last week.
Misses Laura and Lizzie Morton
! and Laura Swain, of Hollow Rock
. are over visiting Camden friends
and taking in the school exercises
Mrs. j. d. McAuley has return
ed from a visit at Brownsville. Sh,
wasaccompaniedby Miss Eva Beas
4 ley and Arnold and Neppie Rives
7 Tile CHRONICLE appears in half
IS sheet form this week on account O
! several jobs of printing that hav
l. to be completed within limited
time,
Sneak thieves have been gettin,
in their work in our midst durin,
the past week. A few doses of col,
S lead often proves a good remedy il
s. such cases.
i Mr.. Virgil Barnett, of Plant, wa
r over yesterday on business. MI
Barnett is a solicitor for the 81
St Louis and Tennessee River Packe
Company.
: The arrival of a 107pound so
? last Saturday morning was a happ
occasion at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. L. E. Davis, who reside ] mil
east of town.
v Mrs. NJ. A. Earlsy who has bee
| visiting her daughter Mrs. Will
Bateman, for some time, returne
% to her home at Greenfield yestel
," day morning.
One OF two Camden parties los
in the MARI bank failure at Nasl
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-06-16

leI cOndlGlOn is not serious ana tnat
she is conyalescing.
Two marriage licenses have been
issued since cur last report, to wit:
W. &. Rogers and Hattie Holiday,
and one colored couple, Enoch Per
kins and Emma Perkins.
Mrs. A. Arnold and daughters,
Mrs. Tom 9. Rye and Miss Pearl,
and Mr.. w. HI. Garrett have re-
turned from an enjoyable visit in
Humphreys County, near Point
Mason.
DIR. and Mrs. w. I. Hubbs and
Mrs. j. T. Bowles went to Nashville
last Friday to consult a physician
with regard to Mrs. Bowles' health,
which has been bad for some time.
home Saturday even
ing.
Among those who were present
from Mckenzie at the school.exer-
cises at the Benton Seminary this
week are Mrs. M. S. Martin, Rev
Mr.. johnson, and Misses Emma
Sneed, Edith Morrison and Grace
Ezzell.
Mr.. j. B. Clark han a narrow es-
cape from serious injury yesterday
while blowing a young horse out
at the farm Of Mr.. T. E. Cuff. The
spirited animal ran away, dragging
him some distance and bruising him
up considerably.
In the absence OF a municipal
government to look after such mat
tiers, Mr.. w. =. AIcRae is having
a sewer put in on his own hook to
drain his residence property. The
example is a good one and others
might profit from it.
Nh. j. w. Garrett has been en-
gagged for some time in charging
and adding another story to the
residence Of Mr.. I. w. Gibson, in
South Camden, which, when COM
pleted, will be one of thermost at
tractive and convenient homes in
the community.
Mr.. James J. WHY has just COM
pleted models for a window shade
and lace curtain supporter and a
perfection window fastener and has
applied for patents on both. They
are good inventions the bestof the
kind we ever saw, and will doubtless
come into general use.
Mrs. John Montgomery, of neal
Union City, accompanied by her
brother, Judge w. H. Swiggart
of that place, came up last Friday
and secured the release Of her son
Mr.. G. +. Montgomery from impris
onment in the county Jail. The
young man, it will be remembered
was bound over a few weeks ago il
the magistrates court for passing,'
worthless check ON Mo. John w
Bateman.
A Paducah, KY, detective ant
Sheriff Kirk, Of this place, ARRESTED
a painter named Tom Crutchfeld
near Mr.. Horace Bells, in the tentl
civil district, Tuesday evening, OF
a charge or rape, which he Is SAT-
to have committed a short tam,
since near Paducah. The sheriff
had turned the prisoner over to'th'
detective and they were on thei
way to Camden when Crutch6el,
managed to elude their vigilanc
and made his escape.
Rich Kirk, for whom warran
had been issued, an account o
which was printed in these column
last week, gave himself up Sunday
The warrant was amended makin
the charge malicious mischief, an
he had a hearing before r. e. Cuff
esq, Wednesday night and wa
bound over to circuit court. Sine
the above was in type attorney s
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-02

In this day of extremes when the
most forcible English and eXtravagant
speech are used to describe anybody
and everything, the editor often longs
for new tongue when, in all honesty.
he desires to pay tribute to that which
is really superior and deserving of
the highest need Of praise. SUD- was
the PiaDo-forte Recital at Whitworth
College on Saturday evening, by Miss
Kate Eagan, pupil of Miss Sturdevant,
one of the best pianists the college
has ever engaged. Miss Eagan' roper
toire was exceptionally fine and it is
impossible to distinguish between the
exquisitely executed productions from
the old masters. Under her magnetic
touch. Beethoven's Imagination kin
died. 'RUBE PLAYED, LISTS generous
nature and charity loving soul CLEAN
ed in beauty, as the divine melody rip
pied and flowed at the subtle touch of
both pupil and teacher; Mendelssohn'
culture, Gottschalk's dreaming and
Chopin's bright nature formed mosa-
ic of glorious light and shade, from
which nothing could be taken and
naught could be added without mar
ring the perfect whole. Miss Daisy
Thiel, soprano, won repeated applause,
and by request, favored the audience
with aunt Sophronia at the Opera
which was thoroughly enjoyed. Now
grateful public impatiently awaits
the next college recital.