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Sept. 5--Ice cream and peach festival at
Robbins opera house, under the auspices Of
the Y. P. A. of the Welsh Baptist church.
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Important Notice.

The water will be shut OIL every night, be-
ginning tomorrow evening, August 18th, at
Z O'clock,a and remain Off until Z a. N, the next
day. All washing of carriages with hose must
be stopped. S. d. Hess,
6-lG-lw Superintendent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-25

Buy Keystone -four. Be sure that the
name LEssIs & BAER, Ashland, Pa, is printed
on every Rek. 5-S-5taW
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USE WELLS LAUNDRY BLUE, the best
Bluing for laundry use. Each package makes
Two quarts. 15cts Sold by COakley Bros.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-25

For sixty days Kssgey the photographer
will give a 1Ox12 platinum picture with every
dozen of his SO cabinots
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-25

Go to McElhenny's restaurant. s.9.tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-25

DROPOSALs.-Propos will be received
1 by the undersigned, the committee on
Heating and Fuel until o'clock p. m, Mon
day : ept 4, 1898, for furnishing and delivering
coal for the schools Of the borC ugh All coal
must be taken from the z. & r. collieries
Proposals should be sent to the chairman OF
the committee,
MARK BURKE, Chairman.
ANTHONY LYNCH,
A j. GALLAGHER,
NJ. TREZIsE,
1923 st THOs MANLEY.
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WANTS. &C.

w TANTED.-A middle aged woman.as house
w keeper. Best references rtQgired. Ap.
ply TO r. f. Gill, corner Of Main ana Lloyd
streets. S-2l-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-25

The following list shows the location OF
he alarm boxes of the Shenandoah Fire
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-09-21
TN4i sAno''uGr.

nv 1psssy 1an1iet ~ IA teaa1 X
= ~ ~ s(.ny I'll shsRsy 6sa +
80 01vo ~ - ooAAae ~,
~ - fsaes No. ess.isAsA - - d.,
s0e AStia Rellesase Il Plan ire Aax I.
HI vile ~ ~ es1sln, NRdio 0lue,
oayo SAseTy voleooAe - ons Aaa III,
XII As u ~ 1sstal board tAsy 1sw. ,~
Rslaos Osiols fFosa Elm Trss visw, ..@
NJ Hi Ds1noseA -, Asasd thsm ~,
Hi royal foF0 in gold and blus, W. -
n Whils ~ was dFssssd In rasset gray.
HsigAt Mr.. Cathird, dressed in brown
~ hons haA stsid dull Mr.. Cat-
With John Dun sparrow auttorod down.
o.. NJ. c., just think Of thatl
Mis- Phobs Gray Of Woodshed Eaves,
y dude named Cedar, Molly Wren,
Al came - 1t among the laws
NJ And tasts NJ cherries now and then.
~ Last my guests adjourned the feast
5 Whsa Of ny fruit they'd had their al,
0ut did not notice me the least,
Nor sald they aught about tho bill
They went and left mo standing theP.
0at will not give up 70 sorEow).
TAoy'ro welcome to their feast today ~
a Il thsy viii not como hack tomorrow.
VIII Tsmplsr in Springfield Homestead.
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: Eat Plenty Of Salt.

vi Gays q st. Louis physician: Most
people do not eat half enough salt.
51fsalt be taken in moderate quaint
ties regularly every day, the general
health Of the user will be greatly i'm
proved. Nearly every time T take a
glass Of water add to it a teaspoon
ful 81 common table salt. After be.
ing taken several times the taste will
.be found more agreeable than other
wise, All mineral waters should have
salt added before used, for scarcely
any Of the various kinds contain
enough. Enthusiasts on the salt diet
iclaim that it's free use prevents ma
larial troubles. Though ! do not
claim quite as much for it as that, ]
think It is q very valuable article Of
consumption and should be used
more than it is" .ss s -. - +: :
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Some years ago an authoress Of
siderable. note was entering a
place Of public entertainment when
I the sound of her own name uttered
$by : group just in front of her at
tracted her attention, and she discov-
cred that a gentleman in the COM
pany Of several ladies was pointing
ont another lady at some distance to
Ills companions as herself.
oh, dear, she's not at all pretty, "
said one Of the ladies, putting up her
opera glass. ,e@
Quite vulgar looking, "said anoth-
:4er, adjusting hers to q better focus.
80 dreadfully masculine" added
r. third. ANY one might guess abe
49, . bluestocking. I pity her husr
Rand, declare"
She is masculine, " said the gentle
man oomplacently, pleased to have
interested his companions, you can
10 that even from here. But you
mt appFeciate her ugNnees without
seeing her full face. She has q most
appalling squintl"s
Tho authorizes In question, who was
neither masculine nor ugly nor ahaict-
sed with Z squirt, had sense Of humor
enough to enjoy the situation.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-09-21
Tho Virus Of Bees.

AVienna scientist has made a series
of interesting experiments with the
virus of such insects as bees and
wasps and comes to the conclusion
that the effectiveness of the irritat-
ing substance depends largely upon
the mood of the insect. A drop Of
the fluid taken from the poison bag
Of a dead hornet, for instance. pro-
duces a slight itching, but nothing
resembling the Inflammation caused
by a hornets sting with a much
smaller quantity of the same virus.
This theory is supported by the curl
GUS fact that under the influence of
rage the saliva Of all sorts of other
wise harmless animals can become
virulent enough to produce alarming
and even fatal symptoms. Death by
blood poisoning has more than once
resulted from the bite of a wounded
squirrel, chipmunk or Gagged rat.
Baltimore Times.
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Dean swift - IN Autocrat,


Partly from respect for his abilities,
partly from the actual value of his
assistance, partly from amusement
at tho novelty Of the thing, the great
world surrendered itself as to con.
queror. Dean Swift never dattered.
When told that the Duke of Buck
ingham desires his acquaintance, he
answers that the duke has not made
sufficient advances to him yet. When
asked to a dinner party by a secre
tary of state, he insists upon draw.
ing up a list Of the company. Even
ladies have to bow beneath the yoke.
However beautiful, wealthy or high
born, they must always appear as
suppliants for DR.. Swift's acquaint-
ance. Even then his rule is far from
easy.
LADY Burlington" says he, Il
hear you can sing. Sing me a song. ="
Her ladyship resents such an uncere~
monious address and refuses. why,
madam" says Swift, Il suppose you
take me for one of your poor English
he4ge parsons. Sing, when l bid
YOU" As Lord Burlington only
laughs, the lady bursts into tears
and leaves the room. This does not
soften Swift. He meets her a few
days after. Pray, madam, are yon
so proud and i'll natured now as when
I last saw you9" is his greeting. The
mans fascination is so strong that
all yield to him.-''Dean Swift and
His Writings"
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One Way Of Lseking st . Crowd. -
Agentleman who had promised to
meet his wife in = large establish
ment where all sorts Of things are
sold at low prices was making his
way through the throng Of women.
Forced to pause for moment near a
counter behind which stood a pretty
saleswoman, he blurted out:
lis there anything on earth that
would reconcile a man to such
crowd as this2"
Yes, sir" was the quick reply.
belonging to the firm. "-Exchange
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" Z - y " - Oh $1,000,

VA 0ess3oe q ~ Oh Ts0aoe0Aa.
Richard and Dorothy Townsend n
writing the chronicles Of their fami-
u speak Of one branch whose man.
barn were ones among tho principal
gentry Of tho west Of England; yet.
the story goes, when money was
granted by the grand jury to them
for improving the highways they
used to lay the coins In rows on tho
ground and call on tho passersby TO
swear that they had seen tho money
laid out on tho road"
But queer stories may be told Of
most Of the old families. One very
hospitable Mrs.. Townsend loved to
keep open house, and when carload
after carload. Of cousins were seen
driving up the avenue an astonished
visitor asked the hostess where she
could possibly bestow 90 many guests.
"Ah," she answered, II needn't
trouble at Ill. I've 4 very obliging
cook and q very accommodating but
ler, and they'll each take two or
three In their beds"
All were not 90 hospitable, and tho
opposite extreme from this good old
lady was Z Mr.. Townsend who had q
fine place entered by a beautiful
avenue Of trees. :
One day friend met him and said,
II was caught in storm the other
day near your house, and l sheltered
myself under that big oak in the
avenue"
"Ah, now, it's a pity you stopped
there" exclaimed Mr.. Tounsend; If
only you'd gone 20 yards farther
down the road, you'd have found a
much thicker tree."-Youth's Com.
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Just Like q New Englandor.

''sYas, sir" said the nasal circerone
who was showing the saunterer over
. Maine village. ''Yas, stree, we
have some queer critters here: Naow,
there's thet Teller Jones tibet Jest
come outer tibet haouse there. Why,
he KEEP his wife there tew whole
months 'thout a-buryin of 'er. Don't
believe it, dew yewi But it's fact
jest tn same. N what's worse, no
one in taown done q thing 'baout it.
They didn't even speak. tew Jones. {"
''But, :" said the astonished saunterer,
''havent you any physicians or any
coroner's jury herei" "Yas," IN.
sReaedf the guide - he closed hin
fingers over the expected fee, but
'twarnt no case fer them. She warn't
deadr-Boston Budget.
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Sure Of His Watch.

Fond Mother-For~ gracious sake,
John, that child has got your watch
in her mouth and will swallow itl
John bachelor brother in-law and
very fond of babies) be the
least alarmed, Mary, I've got hold of
the chain; it can't go far.-London
Tit Bits. +: a$.: 4: ~
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TREATMENT or RINowoRM.

Nv r..a.itieal childr,n.s Skin Discs,
which Nay Become Chronic. I
Ringworm Is a contagious disease
s4 . parasitical nature, produced by
the growth in the skin Of a vegetable
/ fungus. Its beginning and progress
remind one Of the spread of fire in
prairie grass. From q point itspreads
outward in q more or less regular
ring Of reddish Inflammation, sub
siding in the center as it spreads out
ward, as if the material necessary
Tor IT. continuance at a single spot
were soon exhausted.
Il attacks Ill parts Of the body, but
50 most commonly found on the face,
the hack Of the hands and tho scalp.
Children contract it oftener than
adults, probably because their skin is
more tender and because peculiar
opportunity Is offered for direct con-
4 act Of the person in schools and 9TH
~ places where children oongregate.
Tho disease Is commonly spread by
means Of caps and other articles Of
clothing and by combs.
When it attacks thescalp, the hairs
become dry, brittle and twisted and
fall out. The ends next the skin look
rough, az though bitten or gnawed
"a.
Since ringworm is parasitical in it's
origin, it might be supposed that
measures of simple cleanliness would
remove it or prevent its occurrence.
but while such measures hinder it's
spread to some extent its thorough
removal is effected only by remedies
aimed atsthe destruction of the para
shte.
This is q much more serious task
than it would be, if the growth of the
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-09-21
Geo. p. Dayton, President
Geo. w. Wilson, Vice President.
Geo. o. Moore, CASH er.

& &2@ Capital, Paid Up, $4,000.
STATE !@BANK of WORTHINGTON,
oR7n,ncron MOBILES COUNTY, MINNESOTA.
ed Private Bk lncmpun d Stat Ban in
Agt are B~n AEON Fmhs H Scot DR. ChneyF
Wn Mrs O H Torrance Hnn
A.H.P Palm Geo. Dayton.
Directors CeeyFr W.
md Geo. D
under Examiner and dy ehwsft
loan edseut lain commodhe puh within b
CrfM o Depnht 5nrcet
tfs sonyt
reasonable har~a
New York. Mepi annakcn
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NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER gives all the general
the United States and the world the events of foreign
lands nutshell It has departments for "The Family
Circle and "0ur Young Folks Its and Society," columns
command the admiration and daughters Its genial political
edsas discussions comprehensive brilliant and
hauv Its "Agcuura department has superior the
Its market Reports recognized authority all parts ohe
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-09-21
HELLO I

FIELLOl HELLO!
Well They having the biggest sale of clothing the
Ledene Anderson You talks at all but it
spoke for such big value it does at this SALE II you
look this stock and yourself with suit tha please
and everybody who All the correct such
double breasted and be suited with
these be of fashion, all wool suit for $75O
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-28

Under and by virtue Of an Execution issued ont
OF the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial bis
trtct Of the state of Idaho, IN and for Alturae
comfy. on the ytA day Of Janunry. A, -. 1885 il
laue. James Suth+rlsDa, Gnd j. o. swift tn.
Sbovs.nnipea pisiLt ifs. obtained ju ;gmen
against Kate Bews, Henry Bews, J. W. Hodgn,a,
Helen hodgmAn. =. Yonng, W Mccormick
Chas. Weihl JOhu Groom. III ulrich Caas q ohm
N. Kohn. u. Foley. II. Mullan. II johnson, ~ d v
II. Remington. DE- fendsDts. Oh the 9th day of Ian
usry. A. D. 1888. Tor the sum of 1921 20 IN lawfu
per ent from January 9th, 1893. aud costs. l an
commanded To st II all the let's, piece g. W
parcels Of land. situate, l ing and be- Ng in tn.
county of Atlras. state of Idaho, and b.undeo
and descs!bed rs follows, to-wit:
Comm ncing AT tne north lsterly corner OF
Main and Bullion streets. in the town OF HALEY
situated In said county and Stat. aud ru!!itn;
the. ce north Westrrly al .ng the asterly line a.;
Main street sixty ton feet: The nee ght ansl.
eAstwtrdly one hundred AM twenty il.O) feet
to the norther line of bullion street; theme.
westerly along the said lice said i,in str @,
one hundred and twenty u2D feet to The place o.
beginnin. the same being lots n.teen ,l9j and
twenty t2OI of bloc forty (40I of the sa twn OF
HALEY. ns the SINE is laid d wn and plated q,
the original Official plat of said town; also all
their right title an interes' in and to sail lots
Pubic notice Is hereby given that .n the 81 s,
day of May, A 1891, ut IL o'clock a IN OF thu,
day. j. front Of the courthouse door of the COUNTY
OF Aturas Aforesaid, / will, in obedience IT, ssiu
Execution, sell the above described property ~,
y" much thereof rs may be ectsssry to saiisf,
SAID Judgment with iu,ereht an costs ETC. 10 IN,
highest ard best bidder for lawful money Of tn,
United states.
Dated Hsiley. Idaho, this 10th day Of May 1893
A. J. JACKSON.
sheriff Of Alturss County
BY G. D. sAuSDERs
Deputy sheriff.
F. +. ENSIGN. attorney for plaintiffs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Louis Zanchi, d.
ceased.

Notice % hereby giv's thst Letters Of Adm 'nts.
trat.on on the estate Of ouis Zauchi. decreased
wert granted 10 the undcrsigned on the 27th ,iay
Of February 1893. by the Probate Court of Alturss
county.
All persona having claims sg inst said e tat are
'tquIred to- EXHIBIT them to for allow ~ c.. at
my office in HALEY Idnho wit in ten Inonths -.
ter the date Of this notice. they shall be forever
barred.
This 9th day Of February. 1893.
W. II. WATT,
Administrator
1isst pubaiestsea: Nszsh !, laa
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-28
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
HOMESTEAD Paooy.
Land once at HALEY. Iiaho.(
April ", 1893.
Notice "a hereby given that the FOLLOWING
aansd settler hes nled notice Of his intention to
ehsa salA proof will be made before the Regis.
- sd escsivsT. st HALEY. Idaho, on May
n. 1ooa, VIZ:
PRANK Y. LAMB,
tor The AWk Bee. Is. Up. 4. north Of Range 90
oaAt.
He names the following witnesses to proven
eeoCnuons residence upon. and cultivation OF,
0aid land. via:
Mathew Boyle. William Matthews, George W.
Powell,
OF Lest River. idaho. snd
Alfred =. Lamb,
OF 8ailsy, Idaho.
VT. RILEY,
Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-28

To volney s. Anderson, blanche 8. Anderson and
Jerome s. Chiids:
You ar hereby required to appear in nm action
In the Instruct Court OF the Fourth judicial Dis-
trict OF the state of Idaho in and for th. comfy
o. AtarAs ami to snswer tho complain. flied
therein, with n ten days exclusive OF the day of
serviceI after the service you of this sunni ous
II served within this county; or, If served out II
twenty days.: otherwise. within forty day.. or
Judgment by default VIII be taken against YOU &C.
cording 10 the prayer of said complaint
The said action is br.ught to obtain a decree Of
th's co TT for the foreclosure OF that certain
mortgage del" rbed in ne SAID CONN, mt and TX
ccuted sv the said Vo,Dey :. Anderson an.
Blanche Anderson, tn the 14th day OF March
1887. to secure the payment u certain promis ..
sorry note of date herewith s,x ron, ,s VII,
date, fjr 1880 ard interest thereon ut X per
cent per month. and provide ng for $3.50 attorneys
Zee IN case s;tit was instituted for its collection
made to L. Il. Clarke. plaintiff herein; that no
part of principal OF interest has he-n paid: thst
Defendant J.rome =. Childs clsims so,ue interest
IN the ,noItgaSed property. but ~hstevsr ii il i,
| Ia subject and Inferior TO pAsiLt,ff's mortgage.
that the premises conveyed by said mortgage may
Dc sold aud the proceeds applied I" the payment
| of said note snd mortgage and in case such pre-.
eerds are lot sufficient to pay the same then 10
obtain an execution against said volney b. Ander.
son and Blanche T. Anderson tor the balance re.
manning due; and also that the said defendant
and all persons claiming by. through or under
| them iuay b- barred and foreclosed OF all right
title. cIsim lien, equity OF redenp iion and inter
| eat IN and to said morteaged premises. and for
9th All further r"iief. viii more uliy appear
by reference to The complaint IN ne herein.
And You are hereby notified that il y.u fail to
appear ana hnswcr the ssid complaint q abov.rs
CURED tie said plaintiff will apply to the cour,
for the reiitf demand. ID in the sstc complaint
Given under III! hand ard IN. Seal Of the MS.
..... tr!ct Court of the Fourth judicial lbs.
t.ict Of the State If ,sho. in and for the
SEAL: County of Altarss. ini. stst duv OF
March, i'll til year Of our ord one thou.
1890 sand eight hundred and nirety.three
By 8. c. IcHS, Deputy Clerk.
II. F Bull Err. plniatih's attorney.
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Notice for Publication.
8V3BH4 lad IRO01,
La0l Once at Halle

xaal Once at HALEY, Idaho,l
June !. 1893.
leNes % hseesy eivsa thst the following named
eees!ss oee dieo oottcs Of her intention 10 ms ke
0asl Dsoos II support Of her claim. and that said
psoof vii - nade before the Reeister and He.
sssves q haley. Idaho. on Jul, .. 1888. viz:
111AkLlA GWfN0, fer the heirs OSBORN
8WlN0. deceased,
!~s ne ~ O. he NWA. Lots ! aud .. See. 81. TIP.
I. roth q Range Is soSs.
Ne nsose the following Witnesses 70 prove her
eeosanacss sssldsnes upon. and cultivssson Of
oaoA lanl. via:
Wnlien ]. Dsovn. J. n. Baxter, Reuben n. Ev
Nc. 80 8ee1eoo Q. vaught.
AZ - 8easeeo. Casess county. idaho.
y. :. RILEY.
4eAs4es.
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Notice of Sale on Execution.
SHERIFF'S SALE
REAL PROPERTY
Betsey James. Plaintiff,
wife. Defendants.

Under and by virtue Of an Execution Issued out
OF the District Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis
t4i"t Of the State of Idaho, Ia and for Alturas
county, on the 18Th cay of May A. ID. 1s'3. in the
sbo ve-enhtled actien. wherein B.tsey James, the
above named plaintiff. obtained judem+nt
against SeaOorn Jones and Emma Jones. defend
ants. on the 18th day Of December. A d. 1892, for
the snn Of Five Hundred and Seventy Five nni
% 100 Dollars. in lawful money of the United
States. sides interest ut 10 per cent. from De-
cember Is. 1892. and costs. ! am commanded 10
sell all the certain iotC pieces par els Of Ian
situst.. lying and b.ing in the county of Alturns
state Of idaho. aud bounded and described as fol
l0ws I" wit:
LIT { t6I. seven az eight 49,, nine 49,, and
ten IL }, IN blck No. eighteen 49,. according t.
the origin plat Of said town, on Tile in the Office
Of the Reco,.er Of Said Alturns county. Said
premises have frontage of one hundred AID
fifty 40 fe.t River street, and extending back
ut right sng es'"ne hundred and twenty 400 feet
also the dwelling and outhui dirgs aaid rem.
Uses; also. all their right. title and interest IN snc
TO said lots and buildings.
Public notice Ia hereby given that on tie 9Th
day Of June. A. d. 1873 II clock q. IN. of that
day, In front Of the courthouse door in the county
Of Alturas sfore Will. in b.nieEce to said
execution. cell the aOOve-describad pruperty
much thereof ~ may be nect ssary to satisfy said
judgnis Mt with interest and costs, ETC.. to tbs
highest and best bidder, for lawful money Of the
United States.
Dated HALEY. idaho. this 10th day Of May, 1893
A. J. JACKSON,
sheriff Of Alturss County
by c. D. eANDEns.
Deputy sheriff.
TEXAS Angel. attorney for plaintiff.
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IJotico for Publication.
E60TGAO c10OD.
Land Once II Halle

Land Once ct Haley, Idaho,(
May Is. 1893.
Notice &C. keFeH gi.en tha: the following named
oe1ooss he's 1lcd notes Of HE intention 10 make
1asl Dseof n SUPPORT Of hia clsi1A End that said
proof Will b nsds before Tho Register and Re.
0elvos % HALEY. Idaho. en- June 49, 1893, viz:
STEPHEN NAVARRO.
for The SEA Of Ahs hex, tho MEX Of the sEA,
end Ne IN Of ths SEX Bee. as, Up. 8. north O:
1an0e a. east.
He names the following Witnessed TO Prove Ais
eontiauOus SssideAcs upon. aud Guilty stion %.
said lane. via:
Fyank O. JsSgvson. Robert X. Davidson, Martin
OeWlte. ard Ab.sham Reed,
Al si Eouston, idaho.
v. T. RILEY.
Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-28
We TELL. YOU

nothing new when we state that ii pays to engage
IN u permanent, most healthy and pleasant busi.
Sucn is the business we offer the working class,
We teach them how to make money rapidly, aud
guarantee everv one who follows our instructions
faithfully the making of $4,000 . month.
Every one vino takes hold now and works will
surely and speedily increase their earnings; there
can be no question about II; others now at work
This is the best paving business that YOU have
ever had the chance 10 secure. You will make y
grave mistake ii YOU fail to give it trial ut once
IL YOU grasp the situation, and act quickly, you
will directly lind Yourself in most prosperous
business, ut which you ca, surely make and save
large sums OF money. The results OF on.a i few
hours work will often equal Il week .ages.
Whether you are Old or yOaug, nan woman, it
makes no diierence. do us we ;e YOU, and sue
cess will meet You ut the very start. Neither
experience or capital necessary. Those who work
for us are rewarded. Whv NOT write to dny tor
full particulars, free l.. G. ALLEN 4 co,
BOX No 40, Augusta, Me.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-28
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HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Land Once at HALEY. Idaho,(
April 81. 1898.
Nstios 10 hereby given that the following
settler hes Alod notice Of hts intention to make
Anal proof In support Of his claim. and that SAID
proof Will DO made before the Register and Re.
sstvss % 0ailsv. idaho. on May 20. 1898. viz:
GEORGE z. FERRIS,
for the 1wA Bee. ~. Up. 3. north Of Range ~
oaot.
He nanee The following witnesses 70 provo hts
eonauoOus seetdsnce upsn and cultivation Of. said
land. Wis:
Albass n. Cumntngs, cf Lost River. Idaho, and
Henry HssaeS. Frank Hargsr, Antoine voso, of
Asco. Idaho.
W. T. RILEY.
Register.