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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-12
ME TELL YOU

nothing new when we state that it pays to engage
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Such Is the business we offer the working class.
We teach them how to make money rapidly, and
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Every one who takes hold now and works will
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This is the best paving business that you have
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will directly find Yourself in Il most prosperous
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hours work will often equal weeks wages.
Whether YOU are old or Young, man woman, it
makes difference, - 40 as we tell YOU, AMI sue
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expcrience Or capital necessary Those who work
for us are rewarded. Why not write to-day for
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Action brought in the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the state Of Idaho, in ana
for the county of Alturas. and the complaint
fled ia said county of Alturns. in the Office OF
the clerk of said district Court.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-12

E. Il. Clarke, Plaintiff,
vs..
volney 8. An6 er>on. Blanche 8. An. J
dsrson, and Jerome s. Childs, de- |
PENDANTS.
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Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
DESERT LAND Ioor.
Land Once ut HALEY. Idaho.
May II, 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that
CATHAIINE BAKEN. for the heirs of WILLIAM
p. BAhEN, deceased,
Of Crichton, Logan county. Idaho has fled notice
Of intention to make proof on his desert. land
claim No. 3tjc, for the II Il of the MEX Sec 20, TIP.
l. south of Range IS east. before the Register aud
Receiver at Hal ey, Idaho, ON Monday, the 18th
day of June, 1893.
She names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation ana reclamation of said land
Thomas Marren Louis Roveny, Richard A.
Grant, and Richard Grant, ST.,
All of Crichton, Idaho.
VT. RILEY,
nd Register.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Cour, OF he Fourth Judicial Dis
tr'ct of the state OF Idaho, in and for the
county OF Alturas.
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Notice of Sale on Execution.
ShER!fF'S SALE
REAL PROPERTY.

John McFarlane, James Sutherland. and !
j. y. Swift, Plaintiffs,
VS..
Kate Bews, Henry Bews, J. II. Hodgman,
Helen Hodgman. y. II. Young. W. y. |
Mccormick. Alex Whitman, A. l.. Walk. (
er, Robert Don lass. Chas. " eihl, John /
Groom, M Uirich, Chas. Kohn. NJ.
Kohn, D. Foley. Ii Mullan. II. John. I,
son. and W. Il. Remington, Defendants. J
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Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
HOMESTEAD PnooF.
Land once 1t HALEY. Idaho
May II. 1893.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of hs intention to make
ANAL proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re.
cetver at Haley. Idaho, on Juae 20. 1893. viz:
SAMUEL NJ HINEt}ARDNER.
for the Nwk of the NwA Sec. 81, the swA of the
SwA Sec. ~, the SEX Of the sen Sec. n. and the
MEX Of the MEX Sec. %. TIP. 2, north Of Range
II east. r
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
hts continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land, viz
James A. GILLESPIE. H. L. Scoble. James Smith
am, and Il. J. Scoble,
All Of Muldoon, Idaho.
". RILEY,
.~--.z- Aegistef.
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pnru srENO0KAPHy and TYPRwRITIN0
NIL FREE. FRS. class facilities and best
Of teschers. Address. With stamp for return sost'
age rsIk PARISH Nt'ts 20. psvfsh.
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HALF.SOLING Shoes.

This cut shows you . young workman half.
soling shoes which can be very nicely done BY
any boy with these tools. after little practice
either on leather or rubber. and patches can be
suitably cemented GU the finest shoe made by W.
ing the leather cement which goes with this out
fit. The rubber cement IL alse often found CON-
venient and there is ne better made. Il will
mend your rubber boots and shoes and your rub
Der coat as WELL
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By s. c. John. Deputy clerk.
II. f. RULER. plAistifi's attorney.
First publication, April l. 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08
Present Cost Of Illuminating Gas.

10 the Editor % h. Evening star
Since the date Of nv last communication to
1Hs STAR / have read in the Reris,r Of
Ls-i0rs a paper by Prof Edward W. Bemis,
III. T.. ON Recent Results Of Municipal Gas
Making in the United states. and as portions
al that paper confirm What / have said in nv
former communications on the subject OF the
modern cost % Illuminating gas beg leave to
furnish few extracts from Prof Bemi-' paper
O. the readers % THE STAR.
"Belsfontain- Ohio. This town Of about
too0 population. which has managed its gas
vcrk. -ucrc-sfuliy since 1873. furnishes a
STRIKING example % the possibilities of cheap
~ snt u the fact th,; Progre-sIvenes- IL not
D. any means confined Co private owned works
After full trial the town has paid $40 900 for
. new Plant. known % the Askins gas plant
which has n capacity u l26 600 feet per dav Of
tusntv-twu candle power gas. or la. 900 600 feet
psr wear AZ cost pr thousand feet in the
huiler % lees than % cents. The cost Of
distribution varies from 10 to 80 cents in
different places. Competent engineers who
have examined the plant confirm the claims Of
the inventor.
AS Lakewood. Y. Y. on Lake Chautauqua.
eNc..leut gn- has been made ont % benZine for
Your YEAR BY PASSING steam and oil through
vsTv hot fire brick fret heated bv steam and
q Ettls oil forced through by a draft The cost
~ putting the gaz m "a holder even with the
very small holder ard output there. has not ex-
ssedei 20 cents per Z 900 feet
II viii thus he perceived that the citizens Of
Is.i.'ou'aire, Ohio, have for seye-hl year.
been furuisiirg themselves with illuminating
40 % - candle power az a cost. including the
sNren-e - cistribution. 81 IS cents Per thou
sand cutie feet Aui had the plant been on a
larger scale. -av. Tor instance. Of sufficient
capacity 10 supply cIty Of 800 600 population.
tn co-t Of the ga- would necessarily have been
c -lie-auly lees than ;ho-e figures And vet
tn patent. meek. docil- and iong-suaering
c.iizen- - Washington are Compelled to paw to
tn Na-hlr gto1 Gaslight COMPANY . IS net
p thou-aud feet for eliminating gas that has
generally been 81 poor quality. and during
Tho month " January did not average over
candle power. And thi- state OF things the
honorable Law m1krrs for This national me-
tropoh- can and ought 10 remedy At once.
II Congress would authorize the Commits
showers % the District % Columbia 10 adver-
ti-s Tor proposals for supplying this metropolis
with Illuminating gas - twenty-five candle
power for the space Of twenty wears there
cannot b. doubt a. 10 the result Re-ponsible
psrties would be found TIA, would obiigate
thstl-slyes TO supply us with that quality OF
g. ~ cost not exceeding 40 cents per .OOo
cubic feet. JrxrUs.
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4 New Musical Organization.

A. typographical Temple last evening the
Columbia Gles cub WSs organized by the
election Of the following officers: President,
II. J Kedaeld, vice president. J. T. Clements
secre,ary- treasurer. J. A. Handiboe; accom-
PIANIST. J. Gresne. ir.; directors. J. NJ Smith.
r. H. Lowry. II. VI. kl.pp, l.. L. Greenman.
H. n McElfresh. Eds. SaItOn. cOustitu-
tton vas adopted and a committee on member
ship appointed The meeting very en-
thasia-tic an1 great interest was manifested. II
b The intention % the organization 20 en-
dsavur 20 create demand for high-class male
music. believing thai IT. efforts will be appre-
eiAtst and sustained 10 u composed Of
priE;srs. boobkinder- aud -tereoty pers. sc. A
number Of weil-suosn singers are connected
vlth u aud is future seems bright
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tn. rair a, odd Fellows. Nall.

Notwithstanding the inelement weather Mon
dAy n1ght Odd Fellows Hall. Navy Yard was
vel rlied With the enthusiss tic friend. Of Can
Ton Potomac, No. D. Grand Master Crawshaw
Delivered the opening address, touching UPON
the enterPrise Of the new canton The Ladies'
banlo. Mandolin and Guitar Club va. heartily
ensured On account Of the weather the pubic
Fsrade wa- postponed until Friday night. when
Canton Potomac and their juvenile band viii
escort the Grand Canton. No. I. l. q. D. T. .
and Nelson Division. X OF r.. from their hall
AZ 5th and l. streets northwest. Ne-srs Gus IL
liesiel and J. = Grave. entertained the audience
lnst evening with eomical sketches. The vot-
,ng l. lively. although the fair l. hardly started
The contest for the different uniforms is being
hotly wagcd- Ihe fair will continue until
February Is
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NoLUMBIA coLLtaE on coMNrRCE.
OUT or wASHINGTo~
PIANOS AND ORGANS

:: :: &c s III ##ii#ifs T. - -
PIANOS. The merit. Of these wond.rful tn-truu.nt.
are well worthy your attention HUGO wOkcH +
CO. Ss5 9Th ct Pianos for rent. di.Inn
ERAKAUER PIANOS II lind THIN FxCFl-
N lent In every PARTICULAR. ;. D. MIl.Ls- Ths..
and other makes az l:s9 o St. TEMPLE OF Music
O. II. kUHN.est 1872 Price. reasonable .tsrns sas,
dO-3n
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Y 1882. La Crosse, Wis d30-1ys
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FOR RENT-FJATS

EoR RENT-FLAT OF FOUR UNFINISHED
i rooms all on first floor for $40. including heat
and gas and coal for Please call o'clock
geo 9:h ct. H. feS 3bs
JNOR RENT-TWO THREE-ROOM FLATS; EACH
an entire floor suit bic for housekeeping first
class condition; with stable If desired. 3242 st.
NV: sl4 per mo. X. A. PHILLIPS SON 1922
n. Y. fei I'm
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FEMALE.


W.STED-cHAMBERMAIDs AT 49, PA. AVE.
sNTED-woMEN COOKS $40 TO $40 PER
w Inonth maids. Mattresses. nurses. scrubbsrs
les and hotels. DICKS AGENCY GI3 7th st. fes-ib'
WANTED-A NET, RELIABLE GIRL FOR
w general housework; stay nights; $40 month
1s4 ~. NV. 1b'
WANTED-FoR LIGHT GENERAL HOUSE
w, wor,. white girl who would appreciate |. GOOD s
using range and all cnnveniences ne able to
ana give good references Address Box iss s''r
w hcus-wo-l washing must be neat and clean
and god cook 1915 d st N. 1b'
WANTED oNF SKIRT HIND AND ONE AP.
w prentice at 1j21 10th ST. NV. Call q ter
=. m 1h'
WHITE WORKING HOUsFKEEPER;
9y, iIs cooking a AXE charge OF o.hs5 help
month ,G Snd fare apply with references. PICKS
WASTED-A tn ROUGH HOUSEKEEPER TO
'ass o ehsr.e OF house good ss airy. ArrIy IN
WANTED-A RELI BILE WOMAN TO COOK.
must night: make good bread and bring hTst,
WANTsD-BY MRS. T. VI. DUNNING. WHO
st nv. ten hIst-cass white cooks, six good white
work hizhes, WAGES paid. fe7-3o'
WANTED-NEAT COLORFD GIRL FOR GEN
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Noun 7 easant; half square from 14th ST. cars
WANTED-TwO EXPERIENCED COOKS AND
w colored xiii who would make herself generally
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NTANTED-LApIES To SELL THE FAMOUS
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VVAN-ED-AGOOD COOK WASH AND IPoNER
W Apply. with reference. 3oio ST.. Georeetown,
DC. fe6-;sb'
VVANTED-A WHITE GIRL AS NURSE; GER
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY AS BOoKKEEPER
W In . meat ar provision store c. F. ROBIN
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NlANTED-wOMEN COOKS $40 TO s75; CHAM
aw.y: waters drivers or farm hands; colored men
cooks SAMUEL A CooMBS CO.. 527 10Th st.
n. jA.D-l2b.
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WEST END sTEAM LAUNDRY. 1888 Pa ave NV
fe6-3b
WANTED-A GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID AND
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" ASTFD-COMPETENTC COOK; TO WASH AND
w iron; family o; 4 1924 18th st. NV. fe6-3b'
NNANTED-ONLY FIRST CLASS COOK, CHAM
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MALE.

MALE.
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MANIFESTATION BY AN INTELLIGENT
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FEMALE.
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MANIFESTATIONS By YOUNG LADY, IN
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ta30-l2eT SAMUEL A. COOMBS L CO. 527 10h st.
yNANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED LAUNDRFs,
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bSsoEE breakfast Br0mo SelIzer
AcIs - . oTscer. ITi4l bottle loo.
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$4,000 TO
1000 LOAN
5.ooD ON
loo REAL,
900 ESTATE
no2o THos. p wAaaANAN
MONEY TO LOAN
w In sums TO suit. At lowest rates. on approved rea
estate security. FITCH. FOX BROWN
'aS l40S q n. W
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

EoR sALE-TRACT OF l65 ACRES eS MILES
u from Landoyer station; dwelling and outbuild-
e ana sTety ,Scaed Washington and
eargsn at SO per scre DUCkETT. FORD co,
IoR sALE-NEw sIX-RooM HOUSE AND BARN
with two acres Of land; in full of the city; 2
nile distant : mile from railroad station price
Plan a alse large list q other suburban property
Send for list and plat Of the country around the cS
sent free on application ,so ssrera' Places 20 rent
fee-st is2i -. NV
FOR SALE-oN BALTIMORE ANDwAsHINGroN
4 boulevard 16 acres nicely located 9lS miles from
half a., = lie to railroad station $500. easy terms
DCcKETT. FORD CO.. dl7 st. NV. fe7-3t
CoR SALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
the Hamilton road; within III miles of NAVY Yard
sns roy ~ good h0gse barn and hot house
sell readily at double the price asked Price 200 per
fe1-2t 6l3 18th st. n. W.
EoR SALE-4l ACRES HIGH AND PRETTILY
4 located on line of the Baltimore and Washington
Al bargain DudKETT. FORD co c1 81 81 e0Fs ST.
EoR SALE-HOUsEs AND CHOICE BUILDING
L lots at BrOokland' very easy 4, terms
fe4-lw 100 Corcorsn building
EoR SALE - 53 ACRES ON HIGH HILL ADJ
ioining Garrett Park, where lots have sold rate
Gre valley aud vide sweep Of shsrmns eSnhtsy
IL is suitable for invest ment . country home or
sSs ST T !: Adv v..s s
EoR sALE-l27 ACRES OF GOOD LAND 30
i miles from Gymont wharf. Only $500 DUCKETT
FORD CO. 6l7Fst. NV. fe7-:n
EoR sALE-s3j0 TO $3.50 AN ACRE FOR VILLA
'hirty minutes ride rom washington on the Metro
500 feet above ann free from U maars and
squitoes For descriptive circulars address the
owner. HENRY y. corp. Washington. D. c. fe2-tf
EoR SAIE-l23 ACRES GOOD LAND on PO-
six miles below latter place; psrt Of original Mount
Vernon tract: good buildings. fencing. water and
pleted crosses the rrorerty. Apply on premises or
address $, h sNOwDEN. drawer q Alexandra. Va.
jal1-iw'
EoR sALE-sHAREs IN SUBURBAN sYNDI-
L cate have put into syndi ate l4o acres of the
most besu iful portion of West End Park. extending
End Station. Rockville; shares $50 cash and $40
Monthly. send for circular. HENRY \. corr.
Washington. ID. C. fe2-u
kensinyton these desirable lots are wooded and
on the hill between Kensington and Rock creek.
onune me railroad; my viii be soid on term. To
dress the owner. HENRY n. CoPP Washington. D.
EoR sALE-THEYALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN
+ as the Highlands containing about Is acres. with
handsome house and grounds. This property is stu
BOUNDARY lot" AN1 m JOHN f. w.GeANAN.
1a2I-lm 400 18th st. n
w Northwest WASHINGTON.
Opposite AMERICAN University Site.
y9a to ser ar on n s
property at the present price. ~ to Is foot
innbs and Is Strictly ra. s as OF Co
On and after March $500 will be the lowest price Tor
JOHN F. wAGGAMAN,
investment Broker.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
DOR RENT-THE THREE-STORY BRICK STA
L bic in Temperance Hall alley. bet 9th and 10th
ana ID and SITS. u. W. 10 stalls elevator. &c Apply
10 THOMAS RUSSELL,
feb-lOt' 9l:} L ST. n W.
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FOR RENT-STORES.


EOR RENT-fINE LARTE STORE ROOM AND
front cellar In perfect order in the business
ter $40 18th St W.
fe7-3t RUST HUNGERFORD, Go4 18th ST.
sNoR REMITTANCE WAREHOUSE 1905 ST
NV. opnoslt tie Wholesale mari, t. A fine business
location: Store. $50. Uprer story, with wide entry
$40 Whole building, s75. Inquire at g!61t Louis
lana fe61m
EOR RENT-THE STORE OF 626 LA AVE
L runninT through to St also the . halls above
sane separately from the store. A. X. sEMMES,
ou- 81 fe4-1m
IOR RENT-STORE N THE HARRISON, COR
ner OF q and ID SITS. n. good business location
spout ~ families in The Harrison HARVEY
SPALDlNG Room :. fe3-lys
Tor RENT-FINE STORE IN MoNTROSE
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EOR RENT-ONE OF THE HANDSpMEST LIT
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