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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-10
ORIGIN OF KILT AND TARTAN.
Scotlaud's National Costume Partially
Derived frou the Ancients.

Scotlaud's National Costume Partially
Derived from the Ancients.
In spite of claymores and royal edicts
the Scottish kilt and clan tartan still
remains the costume of particular sec
tions of the Highland country. The
present form of the kilt dates back no
farther than John Lord, of Claver-
house, who caused the Highlanders to
form the huge plaids (which they
wound round their bodies in a
picturesque fashion, as the natives OF
India do to this dayl into the most
commodious kilt, with plaid for chest,
back and shoulders. 1t seems beyond
doubt that the original costume of the
Highlanders was of the above primi-
tive description. Whoever invented
the kilt preserved the picturesque
appearance. while gaining decidedly
in convenience. The fashion of
'kilting," j. e., forming textile
fabric in a number OF close, fiat
plaits, dates back in the dim past,
for in manv sculptures OF the ancient
people of the east and of Egypt we find
evidence that the plating of linen and
wooden fabrics was recognized by the
modistes and tailors of thousands Of
years ago: but the short, manipulated
kilt OF Scotland was spontaneous
modification of really national cos
tune. For lads and boys few costumes
are at once so picturesque and yet so
manly as the short kilt, with jacket,
sporran, skein dhue and feathered cap
The plaid, with which both men and
women of the Highlands clothed them
selves, was from time immemorial
woven with native-dyed wool into curl
Gus patterns of colored lines, forming
various SQUARES, so that the tartan
is genuine outcome of the primitive
instincts of tribal pride, which dates
to the dimmest past No doubt
the difference of clan tartans
was originally due to geographic
al and local circumstances; for
the women who spun the wool
from the native fiocks dyed it
with natural dye stuffs of the neigh
borhood-the berries and bark OF trees
growing wild on the mountain sides
And to this fact, no doubt was due tie
popularity thata Campbell should APP
pear in green and black with a yellow
line, and a Frazer IN bright red with
green, gray and white lines
The advantages of this outward dif-
ference in the tribal appearance must
have early become apparent,and means
would naturaIi.T have been adopted q
enhance the peculiar differences OF
clan tartans, so as 20 give manifestly
dissimilar appearance to men of each
| clan. This design. thanks 20 the DEF;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-10
POWER OF iMAGlNA1 ION.

How an Asthmatic Got Fresh Air In a
Strange Bedroom.
An unfortunate asthmatic, compelled
to make hurried journey from home,
arrived very late at night at country
inn, where he had never put up before.
Completely worn out, he partook OF
supper, and was then shown into
huge, old -fashioned bedroom, the fur
Their portion of which was only dimly
Illuminated by miserable candle. He
was not long in throwing off his clothes,
extinguishing the candle and slipping
into bed. The feeling of being in
strange place, and the rapid mental re-
view of many incidents of his days
Journey, with the closeness of the heat,
combined with the late supper, brought
on a wakeful, nervous condition which
induced an attack of asthma. Gasp
ing for breath, he scarcely knew what
to do; to get up and grope about such
large room, in quest of door or win
dow by which he could admit more air
seemed beyond his powers.
Ali at once he remem bered that some
where at the far end of the room he
had noticed, while undressing, reflec-
ton as from glass. This, he promptly
concluded, must have been the window,
and Selling a stick which he had placed
on a chair by the bedside, he hurled it
through the gloom. His conclusions
were confirmed, to his satisfaction, Tor
the Gathering on the floor of pieces OF
broken glass showed him that he had
not only guessed rightly as to the posi-
tion of the window but had also sue
seeded in smashing one of the panes-
In his Imagination the air of the room
became cooler and fresher and the par
pxysm of difficult breathing soon ceased.
the result being that he fell into re-
treshing slumber which lasted till
morning.
Upon his awaking, hewas surprised to
ind the daylight streaming into the
room from a direction exactly opposite
10 that in which, overnight he imagined
The window to be situated. Turning
10 glance down the room. he discovered
that he had smashed a quantity of
glass, surely enough, but it had formed
no part of the window, as he had sup
posed, but the front of a glazed book.
sase.-Hygiene.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-10
WAS a GREAT SCHEME.
Tho Do,l-Carriers Proved Champsen
Fighters Themselves

Tho Do,i-Carriers Proved Shamp'o"
Fighters Themselves
Two small boys walked up Connecti-
cut street the other afternoon. They
were rosy-cheeled young fellows. each
about thirteen years old. One of them
carried a big doll in his arms and the
other pushed dolls carriage IN which
reposed a rnuch-dilapidated china doil
They walked along quietly, changing
with each other. just as they reached
the corner of West avenue three other
small bovs saw them They ran out TO
the street and the freckled-faced leader
of the small gang sDeered: Aw' gid
don ter de kids"
"HulIv Gee said the barcfooted
bow. ''dey's carryin' dolls
..Dcv's dom whsd2" asked the boy
with the straw hat IN blank amaze
ment
.'Carryin' dolls" repeated the bars-
footed boy.
Lets swipe en-" said eli three at
once
The West avenue boys advanced rap
idly upon the tsSo boys with the dolls,
and the freckled-faeee boy hit The boy
with the rag doll in his arrns with q
81 lei, he carried IN biz hand
what are yog doing?' inquired The
boz with the rag doll
"Aw. I'm hittin' re. see7 Whzdi n
goin' { de erbozt it,
The two boys with dolls walked On
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-10

When Bnby wassid:1, ~ gave he c--fslA
Nt--@hcw1s Child, clio cried Coz C:,---c.ea-
When ate bccz-ae -.azs. nl,o ching TO CaSSoSEs--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-10
Kind to an cmce Seeker.

81 came to see about an Office" said
the constituent.
.Ah?" said the statesman. affably-
.sYes; and want your advice. and, if
possible, your assistance
do you see that large building just
across the street,"
Yes"
''Nice looking building. isn't it?"
''Very," was the surprised answer.
''Well. that building is just full Of
Offices, and I understand the rent is
right reasonable ."-Washin1ton Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-10
OR FITS.

Can this disease be cured? Most physicians say
No-Isay, Yes; allforms and the worst cases. Az
ter sc years study and experiment have found the
renedy.-Epilepsy Is cured by it; cured, not sub
dned by opiates-the old trescherous, quack treat
ment. Do not despair. Forget past impositions on
your purse, past outrages on your confidence, past
failures. Look forward, not backward Ny remedy
is of to-Iay. valuable work on the subject, and
large bottle of the remedy-sent free for trial.
Mention Post-ofice and Express address.
Prof. ". Il. PEEKE, F. D., 4 Cedar St., New York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-10

He-But sou know well that shah
never let my love gro" cold
she-You think so now, but when 10
is winter time vii you buy Jour love
sealskin saeqne1, brooklyn Lifs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28
Satber Gorri9an nno feline
SIitem 6 Gntbii Jung nno
cntipre6enoe Heoe.

(Spe3ials @orreiponbeu3 Der Sur. @aiette" :,
Setanntli9 bate Satber GOrri9or
bon SObDten I9On por WDnaten in
allen 3eitungen bena6ri6tigen lallen,
ooB er cine marmOrne Siilte gu Gbren
BON Mi9r. SatOli in ieiner Satriitej
aufitellen uno an einem beitimmten
Sage feierli6 entbiilen laiie, mo Elm
Sii9Of, Oeiien Same er nod emit
neilen ni9t betannt gebe, Die Gnt=
biillun9sfeier pOrnebmen iOlte. Die
Seier wurbe nun beitimmt, auf Conn
tag, ben %. NOo., 9eraoe auf oenielben
Sag, mo gii6Of 8igger na6 ieinem
prO9ramm, Das i6On Der einem bal
ben Sabr auSgegeben mar, Die YiIita=
tiOn in oerielben Staot SobDten in Der
italienii6en Stride pOrnebmen iOllte.
6atber GOrri9an bat nun bic Wo6e
pOrber feline G%inlaOun9en an ale Ser
cine gei6ift, ielbit audi an Die oeuti6en
8ereine, unO in oieier @inlooun9, lpO=
BON uns elm gremplar, 9eSei6net nit
ieiner ei9enen Sanoi6rift oorliegt,
bebt er beiOnoers berOOr, o0B es gelte,
bur9 Sbeilnabme an oieier 6eier ben
bl. Slater 81 ebren fir feline 9robe Giebe
gu ben ameritanii6en Ginri6tungen,
rno oaB bic Gbre natiirli6 aud ibrer
uno ieiner 8emeinoe gGlte.
Die 9euti6en Iino aber ettpas MIDI
tern in ibren gni9auun9en unO OBJ
f6on iie ben I'll. 8ater unO audi ieinen
Sele9aten ebeniOSut gu ebren WiIien,
unO DUbri6einli6 nod beIIer ME
Satber GOrrigan ielbft, 10 baben iie
DennO6 Satber @Orri9ans freunoli6e
G~inINoung ablebnen miiiien uno Spar
aus fOlgenoen albetamten 8riinoen,
Die Seoem einleu6ten miiiien:
/. Die 9euti6en piIen nur su qut,
bOB 6atber @Orri9an in LETTER 3eit uno
beinUbe elm gan5es Sabr binour6 9rO=
Bes NergerniB ge9eben bat our6 feline
lIn9ere9ten uno gebdiIigen &n9rife auf
1etnen gii6Of in alien ameritanii6en
glGttern, uno oaB er oarum am mel
item auf ben 9ii9Of i6mdbte, neil er
Elm 9euti6er unO Oarum Elm foreigner
tetn 1Oll unO neil CT in ieiner 9i0ceIe
beuti6e @emeinoen ouloet uno oeren
0riInoung in leBter 3eit, no Iie bod
abiOlut nOtbWenOig 9eWeien, g~eitattet
bat.
2. 9ie 9euti6en erinnern Ii6 nur
gu gut, oaB Satber GOrri9an in Den
umeritanii6en 8lGttern ale OeutI9en
Prieiter i~nsgeiammt aui's S6dnoli6Ite
unO S6mdbIi6Ite iniultirt bat, inOem
er iie ale wOblfeilen uno 9ebGiiigen
Namen gebeiBen bat, IL. o.: 6remo=
hinge, M6nde uno Gr=NtOn6e, Die oas
&Olt OemOraliliren. Die ein 6lu6 fir
oas &ano uno cine S6unoe iiir Die
Rirds, uno 8errdtber am ameritas
niI6en SDlte tpdren. 9ieie Sniulte
fiiblsn bic oeuti6en SatbOliteu fir ii6
psriOnIi4, 10 LANCE iie nod gu Oeuti4sn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28
&leinere 0a@ri6tcn aus bcri9ieocnen
Crti1atten.

gu Sifferoingen brannte oas
Yfero oes 8renSauiiebers Srn. Sbu=
tier ourb, nobel es unter ben Slider
3ug fam uno iOfort getOotet wuroe.
yeim Srausport oes Gbrcn=
baumes na1 Der WObnung zines neu
ertpGblten 8emeinoeratbes gu gSilper=
milB ipGre fat Dem lljGbri9en SObne
zines Glienbabnbeamten Elm unfall suz
~9eitoben. Serielbe mar auf ben 9Sa=
gen 9eitiegen, iiel berunter uno fam
unter bic Haoer; err trdgt mebrere
lei6te YerleBun9en oaDOn uno. 1T in
drStli9er gebanolung.
gu Sippa9 wollte Der glderer
&elieler Commit nit ieinem Wa9en
BON Nieoerteri6en na6 Sauie fabren.
llntertpegs tam in ent9esen9eleBter
Gi9tuns Elm Wa9en nit Suoerfdnern
belaoen etlpas 81 nabe on ibm pOriiber,
nobel &eiieler SpiI4en Die beioen g8a=
gen iiel uno oellen re6te Sano Ser=
flei'6t Uuroe.
Ser SpOgen, Stationspor=
iteber 81 8Obelsmiible, miro na9ltens
cine Yatets POita9entur erbalten.
Sn Der Na6t bon QQerbeilioen
auf 9lQerleelen fano 81 9ioelingen i'm
&aiiensimmer Der Siittenseielibaft ein
Ginbru6 itatt; Die Ginbreber ueriud=
ten persebens ben rieli9en &aienidrant
gu f~orciren uno muBten unperri6teter
Sadie abSieben.
Serr Or. 2eclerc bon petin=
gen iibernimmt bonn |. SeSembcr ab
Die Steae Oes S%ittenarStes 81 0iioe=
lingen.
9em WeB9er Serrn &lep=
er BON Sioelln9en, wel6er gu Pep=
pingen S6afe aui Der @eioe bat,
wuroe Oieier Gage oes Na6ts zines Der
S6aie 9eltoblen.
gu 9 u6rObt ~ltiirste Der 76
Sabre alte Wirtb uno gderer Peter
Giien bon SonoOrf in Der g8irtbi6aft
Sbeilen bic &ellertreppe binunter; in
Sol9e bieies SALES Oeridieo er am iOl=
9enoen Sage. Sine 9eri9tli6s Inter
iu6uns 1T einseleilet.
gu 2euuingeu fiel Der SObn
oss gldersrs Subert 4lbertp BON Der
Senne berunter uno OerIeBte ii4 i4wer
an &Opie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28
GIiabsS

Sn Waiweiler muroen bas
@obnbaus uno Die Stallung Der
9eittwe Sabaro Elm Haub Der Slam-
men. ger S6aoen lit auf 1900 Wt.
an9eiebt. Seltiam 1T es, baB Der Ye-
i6doisten nod 400 lRt. baarss 8elo
perbrannt limb.
Ser 9jdbri9e Gobn oes Serrn
gantoirettOrs Sslpalo in Wteb rutibte
aui Dem Sreppengeldnoer porl sweiten
Stpf berab, Tam gum Sale uno sua
lid i6mere @erleBunsen gu. Yer
&nabe 1T auBer eebensSeiabr.
Sas S~peijdbriae S0bnben oes
6ii6banolers Z. Berger aus Wittel=
brOnn liel in Den 3inielbab uno er.
trant. Sin SrOit fir Die Samille lit,
Dab lie teine SbulO trift, oa lie tets
in Der SeauilibtiSun9 ibrer &lnoer
lOrgialti9 mar.
Sas 9jdbrige Wdo6en oes 8e=
meinoebirten bon Sreisoorf puroe bon
elmer Stub nit Den SOrnern Sepadt uno
in Die 9uft 9ewOrien. Sei benz Stur,e
brad oas arme Sinh ben re4tea 4rm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28
Grsbif6pf SenmeWp's 8epe.

Ser yGbur6 grp9ress" BON Ct.
Souls, WtO., bringt fOIgenoes Cont
mentNr iiber bic BON uuierem bo6mlir=
DiQiten Serrn GrSbii6Of Senneip 81
GbitOgo ouf Der @eltousiteuun9 9e=
baltene &eoe iiber r&atbOlii6e Gr=
Siebun9", wel6e mir beute on anoerer
Stele publi5iren:
1--WE give in full this week Arch
bishop Hennessy's magnificent address
delivered on the occasion of Catholic
Education Day at the Worlds Fair.
We give it in full because we regard it
rs the most weighty, vigorous und elo-
quent utterance on the question of
education we have ever read and be-
cause it comes from a prelate whose
fame as a great pastor and 4 great
orator is national. Besides all this it
is a most Catholic exposition of the
true principles of education"
QGir laiieu bier bic Oeuti9e ueber=
ieBung fOl9en:
pg8ir briu9en III %uuierer b~euti9en auS9obe
ben pollen Cert Der aus9e;eidueteu Reoe,
DeIde Der bO6wite Gr3bii9Of SenneiiD an
Catholic Educational Day" auf Der &eIts
austeuuu9 9ebaIten bat. gSir brtn9en ben
pollen Cert neil mir Oieielbe uIs Die wi6ti9:
fte, sIdu3subite unb tiefOTr6Ou6teite Reoe
iiber tatbOlii6e Grjtebun9 baIten, pel6e
mir ie ssIeieu bubeu, uto neil iie DON eiirem
PrGIateu 9ebulteu wurbe, beiien Hui ais
&ir6euiiirit unb als &ebuer eiu uatiouos
Ter 1T. @b9eieben Don allen Oieieu griinOen
1T bic Rebe aud cine edit totbOIii6e auseius
anOeriesuu9 Der wabreu @ruuNiase Des grs
itsbuusspeieus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28
unfer 8ew dbrsmanni nt
Siten.

Guf Der eri ten Seite bieier Summer
finOen uniere Seier cine pSlumenleie
aus Gatber GOrri9ans &eoe in SObOten,
81. s."
@ir mOdten gu Oieien Spe3ialcOrz
reipOuoenSen aus benz fernen Often
nur oas cine bemerten, baB mir Iebr
OOrIi6ti9 pareu bel Der gerOTentli=
dung BON Ra6ri6ten iiber jene trauri=
gen 8Orgdn9e. Sie PeriOn u~nieres
@Orreiponoenten lit cine bO6it CONT
petente, pelde oieie gOr9Gnge in nd6=
tier gtabe beObu6tet. g8as mir unie=
rem 2eisrn bieteu lit suoerlaiiig
unO ei9ens fir unier glatt 9e=
i6riebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28
6robher,oethum.
Qus Ger bduptitdot.

9ie NatiOualiub ption
CUR Yei6anung Der Mittel fir Elm
g8iltOmm9ei6ent an Sbre &Onigl.
SObeit Die GrbgroBberSosin Wtaria
Nnna betrd9t 81, ll3 6ranten, pel6e
na6 @uni6 s. &9l. SObeit Der Grb=
9rOBbersOgin in elmer ibren Namen tras
genoen Stiitung an8ele8t weroen iOllen.
Im / 4. Nopember peroen Die
beioen 6rGulein Sritid, pOm paraoe=
plabe, nit ben $50. YillanoOa, SObn
oes betannten 6abritanten bon bier,
uno Pbilipp Sreuling, &aufmann bon
bier, ibre S%ermablun9 ieiern.
Sieier Sage lit elmer Srau, Die
nN6 9iioelin9en fabren iOllte, am
Yileti6alter am 6entralbabnbOf Die
@eloOrie mit'lO Wart Snbalt aus Der
Saibe 9eltObleu mOroen. Sin Gbnli=
der 2ai6enpiebltabI iano i'm Srams
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28

Deretntste Staten.

ueber Die 8orbereitungen
tDel6e gum Gmpfan9e Der Statue Der
oSrOlterin Der Setriebten" Su Ga WOtte,
Sa., 9etrOfen peroen, baben mir nod
fOl9enoe Gin5elbeiten 5u 6eri6ten: Sic
Statue Ielbit iOll 9emGB Srieien bon
Der Nbicnper= Sirma in &urembur9 oie=
Ter Sage i'm Sem YOrter 3Olbauie ein=
trefen. Geo. S'WtalleD BON ga Ntatte,
miro oor0ui bin na6 Gmpfung Der
Observation-Disclosures GinlaOungen
our Setbeiligung an Die beioen Surem=
burger Sereinen bier in Dubuque nit
Der Bite ieuOen, bic 6eier our6 @bren=
9eIette uno trigger uno geiu6er 81 err
bOben. Die nGbere, lin ltInoe, oes 9az
tums uno Der Stunoe Der Sellers Der=
ben alsounn tuno9etbNn meroen. SO=
oiel bis beute bei6loiien 1T uno feititebt
miro Die 6eier BARN beiteben, oaB oas
8nGOenbilO pOm gGbnbOie 81 ga WtOtte
in erbebenoer &eiie na9 Der STRIDE
iiberItbrt meroen lOll. S6ne Stpeiiel
Weroen cine grOBe Nn5abl S0nosleute
BON ga WtOtte unO um9egenO iOuie BON
gtGb uno 6ern am Sage Der 6eier Su=
gen Iein, oenn es miro oieies, Wenn mir
ni6t 9anS irren Die erite Statue Der
y8rOiterin Der Sctrieben" weitli6 bonn
WtiiFilippi iein.
Sier in Dubuque bate Der
2enB=Ntdnner6Or am DerflOIenen
WtittDO6 cine MISUNDERSTANDING
Oeranltaltet, wel6e Sablrei1 beiudt,
uno bO6lt erfOlgrei6 O~erljei unO wie
mir bOren aud einen petunidrer Griolg
5u neaReR it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28
Smrembmr8ii6es aus 8el8iem.

Irlon. SransOiiide Sldtter mel=
ben, oaB Elm bel9iider Seierteur Nlu-
terOffiSier) eben in ellie perbaitet muroe,
ais er I'M Segrif ltano, bic SHUTTER
leiner 8eliebten 81 tOoten. Sp Ssit
iilbrt Die unabbanai9e Woral.
MeBig. Sur6 toni9l. 9ei6luB
pom 4. Nop. lit uniere &ommunal-
SebOroe befugt, cine Nnleibe BON As
800 Srs. bel Der @eieui6aft .Greoit
Communal" 81 MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28
EUt6O(IIder Eir6eu Ga(enOer.

3eiden am Simmel. -2ut. 81, 25.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-09
HOV APUZ2LE Was SOLVED

When yo,l want II ccrain article yon want
the best make OF that article. don't ytt?
But how to determine which make best
is what puzzles you. isn't it?
And when the puzzle is solved for Won,
by authority which cannot be quest oned,
you are pleased. aren't you?
And you would like to hear of on. puz
zie that has been solved for the Pc pie OF
/, the whole world. wouldn't you?
Well, we will tell you about thst very
puzzle, aud its soluio
At the Universal Exposition of 1880 at
Paris. France, the best sewing machines Of;
the world. including those Of America. were re-
III competition. They were passed upon by !;
jury composed Of the best foreign mcchar
ical experts, two of whom were the l.adin
sewing machine manufacturers OF France.
Ihls jury. after exhaustive examination
and tests. adjudged that the x ic,lcr g.
Wilson machines were the best CT all, and
awarded that company the highest prize of
fered, tic GRAND PRIZE, giving other
companies only gold, silver and bronze
medals.
The French Government, as a further
recognition Of superiority, decorated Mr.
Nathaniel Wheeler, president of the COM
pany, with the Gross of the Legion O,
Honor, the most priced honor Of France
mas IS iidw the puzzle Of the best sewing
machine in the world was fully solved bv The
most competent authority in the world in
favor OF the No. 8 and NJ. IL Wheeler &
Wilson machines.
The No:0. for family use, and the No, u.
Tor manufacturing uses are the best in the
world to-day. '"'
Aud now. when you want sewing ma
chlhe, II You do not get the best, it will be
Your own fault.
=, ASK your sewing machine dealer for the
No. u Wheeler IS Wilson machine. and If he
uoes not Keep them. write 10 us for descrip-
1--WE Catalogue. prices and terms.
Agents wanted in ell unoccupied territory
WHEELER & Wilson MFG. CO.,
lee and 1a7 Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO IN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-09
For Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis. Dyspepsia.
Catarrh. Hay Fever, Headache, Debility, Rheu.
nistism, Neuralgia, aud all Oh ronic and Ner-
vous Diseases.

1.-THE Compound Oxygen Treatment" which
Drs Starkcy Pslen have Dispersed du,il & the
last twenty years. il scient fc adjustment Of the
elements of Oxygen and Nitro gen nlSgneiized
and Is 20 condensed and made portable that it ID
sent all over he world 1t cures nature c res
Gives strength. revives circulation. providss
some thing fl; u circulate. The late r. s. Arthur
we'll known through his p 'wtr:Nl works of fctio1
and the lnt, Father If the House." Hon. Vim. d.
X Icy. were strong fri' nis of the Com mound Oxy
gen Trea ment, Anh always recommend It.
In addition 70 them Ora. Starkey / Paien are
p rmitted to r fer to
REV. vIUroR L. CONRAD, Editor Lutheran OBJ
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-09
Application for Patent,
NOTICE No. 3S7.

NOTICE No. 3S7.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO, October 10th, 1882.
whose post 'ffce address is salt l.. Ike CITY tab
Territory. H. this day filed h application for :
steht for teen hundred liheur fe't Of the
"sTARrER EXTENSION" MINE
or vein. bearing silver-lend ore. with surface
ground xix atared feet in width, situated in
Min,ral Hill Mining District. County OF Alturns
ana state of Idaho, and desiguHted NV the held
notes and Official plat Ale in this uf,ioe rs sur.
vey No. 93i, Sect ons and IT, in Township J. south
No. 0'l being d scrlbed As I'll ows. t-wit:
Beginning ut 4 FIR post. where pctice of location
was originally posted. n, d running thence north
vein to center Of northeTly end line TO = pot
marked IN. center end g3l tnrLce 60 d. e 50
ner NJ j; then e south 90 deg 81 min ". st COG
feet 20 limerick marked 2 .:,l. co. her No z:
thence south - deg. min. sAst 1900 feet linn.
roc marked 3-J3l. corner No. ): whence quarter
section corner comnon Sections = aid II, Tewn
ship l. sou,h Of 'nse IS e.st. bear. north rs dsg
As min east 1894 feet distant: thence sou,h 60 dev
8. min east GOO fe, ( to qnartzite rock marked
1891. corner No. 4: thence north ~ deg. min.
WIS, - ,.rt to sorns, No. tas place Of begin,
de. No conflicts Magnetic variation 10 d. u. 30
min. east. containing 1o66i acres.
corders oface Of Alturss county, in book No Z.
page G64. OF Mining Lorttions. The adj lining
Claim ~ the ''StHrter. No other know n clsims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton OF said STARTER Exteusinh" Eiine or surface
ground are required to Ale their adverse claims
with the Regist r Of the United stat. Land Office
At Haley. III the state Of Idaho, during the sixty
days period of publication thereof, "r they will be
barred by virtue Of the provisions OF the statute
W. T. Riley,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing no,ioe Of
application for ratent be published for the per. cd
~ 70 days item consecutive weeks), in the " ODD
RivEx TiAEs. daily newspaper published At
HALEY, Idaho. W. r. RILEY,
Register.
W b. RRoDHEAD. Attorney for Applicant.
First publication, October -. 1892
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-09
Delinquent Notice
X ING OF THE WEST MINING COM.

~ PANY, A CORPORATION. - Location of
principal place of business, Salt Lake CITY. Utah
Territory: location OF works, Alturas county,
Idaho.
notice. There are DELINQUENT upon the fol.
lowing d. scribed sto, l. account of Asst ssment
No 6. levied on the 10th day Of November, 1892
the several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective stoc kholders, As follows;