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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
SAYS n MUST GO
CIsvsland osaasmissd b Repeal
ths Sherman Silver lsss.
CARLISLE TALKS 70 BANKERS
~ Ds1nso ~ VSnnno6ol Rooacy of IL
AAmtD1DevoaAna a . Ansuso07
- Css0onl oupPess.
CARLISLE TALKS 70 BANKERS

NV YosE. April n. -6ssstasy Car
lisls decided this nosniag u have . talk
with ths Nsv York hankerA Ths post
ponsasst il IL naval ssview. because
a ths sGosa. eansed dslay, . 6sesstAEy
Cssiials acopmpaAisd Psssiasat Cjsvs-
land o. ths DolpAin- The secretary
landed With the presidential party and
vas driven 70 the home ue President
George Williams a the Chemical hank
and chalrmsn a the Clearing House ~
sociAtion. The conference between the
secretary and the hank presidents lasted
somewhat over IN hour.
There Vas the utmost good feeling
displayed. and the secretary said he
vas 1t liberty 10 make frank. free and
open statement oe what hs believed to
be tho financial policy oe the govern
mcnt. In the 6rst plscs. the secretary
said that IN issue of bonds just at this
time might b IN effective remedy. but
it would only b temporary. and that it
would BE- followed BY disturbances in
the money market, and would, n the
end. retard the deternsinstiOu oe the Cd
ministration to repeal the Sherman ell
yer Law. The secretary says that there
would Be no bond issue except q . last
resort.
A. tho secretary outlined the policy
OF the government it was shown nothing
would Be done that in any way would
retard or check the determination Of the
the repeal OF the Sherman Law. The
aNor h. l. -
the country. and said that they were in
bad shape and needed revi:ion. He
said the revision would start with tho
Sherman Law. There IL q determina-
ton also to show the miners Of silver
their fortunes.
Bankers WIN Assiss.
President Clevelandis advisors have
told him that the only way TO induce
the western and southwestern senators
and congressman TO consent 20 . repeal
Of the Sherman Law 10 to demonstrate To
their constituents that they are losing
money every day that tho Law 10 in
operation. Tho missionary work in that
direction has been started by . number
Of the bankers in the solid communities
Of the west. They are daily refusing
credits TO the south. southwest and
west, fearing the effects Of the Sherman
Law.
The Chicago bankers. j ID said. arc
carrying out the same line Of policy.
Secretary Carbide, in his talk with the
bankers, made his stand very clear. It
10 to be heroic treatment all tho way
through ON the Sherman law. and posi-
bly, the next session Of congress tho sill
yer mine owners and the adherents Of
silver in the senate and house will be
ready to consent to repeal OF tho law.
The bank presidents. replying to Sec.
retary Carlisle cordially informed him
that they would be ready at all times to
cooperate with him in tho successful
administration OF the financial policy of
the government. Everybody shook
hands and there was harmony all round.
In the meantime the secretary continues
to receive offers Of gold from unexpected
sources
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

OTTAWA, ILL.,. April H.-Ds. G. @.
White. who has besn prominsat IN %
cial circles here for tho pest year. =
under arrest On . warrant Issued BY
Justice Glennon st Chicago. charging
him with bigsmy. il being alleged that
he married Elizabeth Csesidy in Lon
don. England. in 1855. and Nay Cook of
Evans ton in 1880.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

BLoonlxoron, III. Apsil a.-IAs has
q this city and nAoy te1sensys fron
other cities sttended tkoi lhrousil ban.
quee tendsged tonight II haaos a Jsnes
b Ewing q Blooasinatoal wAo b sooa
10 depart foe BrunsclA Ralgiun. b -
suns the duties q Uui1od Stats
minister.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

CuscAso. Apeil H.-TAs s1sstioa q
new oeBcess tne ths Americas Tichst
Brokess' associatjoa this sftsgnoon 70
sulted: Pnsident. Henry A. 0uinahssR.
St Louis; vice ps.sidsstA Chariss n.
Gentry. ChicAeo; 0soege g bsslEnea.
Boston; w. II. Cooper. Aiaasspoab;
Edward C.. Pocge. Cincinnati; nsmhers
of tho executive COMMITTEES. Gustav q.
Lansing. New York; Thomas H. Webb.
Peoria; secretary. w. b. Carter. Louis.
vile; depository. Citisens' Nstiouai hank
of Now York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

PHIrspstrHi.. April IL The sev~nty-
second sBniversary q the birth ~ Gen
ersl Grant vac ct~rcd here this
evening y the Union Lague. Among
the gsesss ~~re Gen. ~. u. Howard aud
Gen. James Isongstre<t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

N,u YoER. April q There IN, little
or no change ~ Edwin Bccshs t<spdi
'ion to-day. II vss -vme~ed In the club
huuse th,s morning that he wac es,ghf's
weaker hat Dr s.; Clair ssid bis psssest
ra- improving.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

W,-sIxeToS. aprii n Lieat- Charles
4 Bradbury n the navy and Nsss In =
Chsndier fiiley a Washington. :sess
married today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
STEVENS HAS HEsIGNED.
Ascsh~e Ha~ sissn Minister Win Be
Appointed nv Cleveland

ws-srScToS. April -. The resign,,
tssn - John Z. Stevens. Uniissi Stairs
msnster "a Hawai-. hss been IA the
han.is of the secretary II state for sev-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Iouisville Wtu 1ssoe Dooan.
LOUISVILLE. KY, April H.-Louisville
today voted 10 issue ti0Q00O u bonds
to bc given thest toward the erection
Of new state buildings u the capital
should be moved 10 this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

AxIlooNIsH. N. g.. April IA fan
rigged schoones. name unknown. Was
wrecked lest night between Malignant
Cove and Arisiae. All hands peeisAed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
s-,,,,,s osat,psps-y~-

81 Lows. Arrii 25a. y f1orisis.
one a the hes; known real estate rnen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
THE FUTURE OF THE INDIAN
TERRITORY.

"'rhc man with the hoe Is invading
the Indian Territory, which for short we
call the b. T. ~ (K. standing for heauti-
iul, IN vast numbers" said Colonel
Allison May6rld rising lawyer of
sherman. Tex, at the Metropolitan
"iht territory Is we'll STYLED beautiful.
and the land Is as productive as tho
scenery Is lovely SO Il is mo- wonder chat
the eptcrprising Eushaudnan wants TO
~ IN and ON the soil that The rslskhs
are too LAZY 40 cultivate. An ,he lh,w,r
OF the government can't keep oat the
white man, and IN making trip through
section of the territory 80 other day
Nt surprised 10 see 40 many evidences
of civilauOn an, of course. due to the
Mesenco of whites. liy paying a small
occupation tax any citizen can take mp
home thcrs rent land. opcn store,
pucucc law or mcjieine. or 10 Just what,
ever he would Ia amy lari of the United
States. Besides u WIS inevitable chat
following the building of railroads
through lhc territ0ry. towns would spring
un aud churches and school hoiises he
erected lhe ultimate result IS state
hooa, of ooars,. and the most Intelligent
Indians admit y, though they are fYhsg
20 steNe y 90 rs long as possible
Washiustoa Post
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

musician and went ON the stage. acting
usually lu her own plays
Bui tllu STORY she dared 90 write Of what
was loo reality thp dlshuuOrahlp conduct Of
her own klu3muu lu short the novel OF
Charlotte Temple is the claim she has up
on the memory uf the present day.
Colonel John Moujiessor. who ~ thp Mon
irnyllo OF the novel. was Mrs ltuwsuu's
cousin. man famous for his courage.
beauty mud charm of munucr.
iu iTJl bee was stationed nonr girls
school in England and there snW beautiful
Charlotte stanley the granddaughter Of the
Eurl ~ Uerhy.
Through the connvnncc Of French gov
rincNs iu The Hchcul he was able 10 meet
Mise stanley. who was very beautiful ana
only 10 years. old size wns BATTERED 10y the
attentions ~ The gallant und famous officer,
nud when De wa ordered "a America. he
persuaded hrr tu clupv with him The
tr"nthwomau also citnip promising to keen
Charlotte uud"r her wing ultli they could
reach AWpIlun ma be married.
on ~ way the guyHfucss met M elderly
NeNF York man, aud WI on she reached
AWnrlvh abandoned ChtIluit" lir this
tiWc Montrrnuys affection had coded ana
he uul one ohHiu lc hftpI another in thp
why Of the marriage Nc pnucd Charlotte
Duo "a country house several mites from New
York, nud made his visits to her fewer aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

fcwcr Afraid aud mortified 40 her posi-
ton, the poor girl ola not write to her fam
us nor lose hor mad iufatuuiion Tor Mon
iressur
Finally she discovered thnt he was about
to- Dee married to The daughter nf New
York merchant She left the house whore
she was and walked, thnly rlud, through
violent EuOWsturn, Ca the house uf the
FrtnchwOman, only 90 hc Gust ont one Of
the servants took pity ON her and took her
20 his own miserable home IN Doyer
street.
lIcr father had ot last found tho Glow 10
hvr Kidding place aud had crossed the
ocean to Nud her New York was not so
large then aud he reached the miserable
hut whore his daughter was lying Just in
time 10 see her die.
II Is the tradition that Montregsor was
passing whom the funeral was taking plncc,
and seeing her father, realized ID was Char.
lotte who was being buried lie WIS over.
comic by remorse ana haudng his sword 10
the father, begged HIN to kll his daughter
murderer ana then let thrm be buried In
one grave. but 10 Is only iu tradition thar
remorse rs so active, Colonel NtOutrcssOr
lived Tor many yenrs.
After Mrs. luwsOn told her STORY ANA an
the readers began To visit the grave. the
arms 81 stanley and the nnme were rc.
moved from the tomb ana the name of
Temple substituted, "A. $. ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
CHARLOTTE TEMPLE,
10 hi snndar GnzeLlel

There b. queer. fat old tombstone In
old Triuitv churchyar1 that Is never with
oct 70 flower " u The gu1l " ull hisior
iaua ~ old New York, aud Of all spiu-
MENTAL inurneycri. 10 covers thr grave Ut
lhp American liciolsp.
There WINS q sentimental novel published
IN thc early dnys OF the century, whose III
erHry mcrit was absolutely NIL. hut lrst
editions Of 20 command hidi Prices and
cheap reprints IN 10 eau be- bought ou amy
corner. II o. by Mrs ilnws0u. who WIS one
u Americas earliest actresses. and 10 is the
story of Charlotte Temple Mrs Nnw.Du
wis the daughter 81 Lieutenant HHsWcll
Of tht English army and in the early days
Df thc revolution his property wan eOirs-
Gated while hr was stationed iu Rhode
England. Tits daughter, who was FREUD
~ james OTIS. ana already noted Tor her
beauty aud deycrness. married linwsOn, "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
AFRloA's LATEST NAN
Towns Of Mushroom eroAiA@
ouliarlly Of Ire Wiz wi

The current number u NJ
Magazine has on lnieretl
"l,nllrond development 20 W,
the pen Of Cyrus G. Adams Y
ago. he says, q nagnlhcenl ~
covered at the mouh Of ihf Z
about ll5 miles below lle q
II As ahont two miles vide q
long. aud ON its northern
the town OF BClrh Vhere Y
half Of them British are nov
rs one NJ Afncas latest bai'
NO white man. six years I 81
the barron pr0moniofy OF ~
on NOV. %. lSl2, loa'f.l.
been put together Ia Belt.s
one OF the streets AMI a wv
the town: for lelra Is 20
Mnshonqlnnd. The region y
pintcau, where british enl9I
me new gold fields. a monte V
miles of the railroad h.l
The route FOR nearly haH w "a
sisessc lies along me w l'' /,
length Is less than Ky Va. Z,
bridge has q span y apa.
thc cost OF the rOad Is tll-
$1,000 600. The Mofar.ol'
Portuguese corporation, 4 ~
work. hut by the auanSs'
South Africa COMPANY y " w
privileges In the manage.l,-,,
ana will build an, eXlell,rlg. /.
tugcse frontier ~ Mas'lA,sN
bury. the seat Of goyrfhl,s'..' =
land. The Portuguese llpf hl :. ,
iy The eud of this ye1f a NV ,....
in extension win be puspssl n v 4
line win give 10 Ma' 49,.
agricultural and mineral ~ N.
selubrlN Of Us climate n
favored parts Of Airlgp n
to lie sea. Bplru y us'p1, ,,.
OF large importanre wv y. ,f
purposes nre now selling n
apiece IN n place wples
ngu wns n barren wasM
oniy two on three WHY
Visited Nlnshonalandi as
includes 5000 white selno
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
DID NOT DEPEND OK puBrIc
PAP.

When Mr. ClecelRnd entercd TIA
y, " nv honse he took with him as Ri-
NH'e SECRETARY q young man named W.
mont When Mr. cleveland ar M.
White House Lamont did moi choos.. ~,
Slasnate as q government stlnenajs,t,
~ the contrary, he pulled od hIS ~:
anl Went 70 work for himself 1roJas
nr 1 worth a million or TWO. -Coures.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

io, had locked 4. <.
Illustrated. i, ,. palh asa
absolutely See ms "
feo l'Mg,er. ! read AZ
recommended 'fH
gout' developed ,,a
for 1t. p tight a'
a sTAGEsTRrce
Speaking Of peopls
is a young woman s.ili
who has written p. Han
lend her S40n y. " a'k 4a|
stag stage She is regy
she is handsome. NJ. s y
mat Si she Is reallys 'i N,
she says she don'i M,
i sons; but She K x l,'s .l I. a5 \
anderson as prci,i n
emotional a. ClsT. "a
@ ! org Cayyan. M I d
newspaper m,li
she can control IN, a. :
.lilnk she might m.ls
great ways. FOR M 'li' 4
cal as she Consistent
ana refrains from d,... n
might just as We'll An
dollars as for Sinn. i... " p
she didn't know. ~ Y v,
emotional when M ens
stamp ON the letter
wrong corner Whan'
Rlll come froml IA ~ VS. Y.
Hting &C Sunday .ch,', PA
or has she had seyes,, 'l''
ton, and feels thei. 49,. ~
Worlh Is at her feeif
i'lse her properly. bui ! "
$1,000. II there Is siy
would Ike to 10 lbIs
his address. / Min w. w, !
ana we win both feel ,lss''.
an aspiring and ecoaomi
suppose both of n.
wrote To me are my nslslh
that would be the sweet ~. ~.
H. and today / am no.lls.
for j have had a heie
the new dog Is deyeIonis. (,
o. an angel, and / Am I'm,
ed 10 o wedding. /, r,l.
question, though. as h MAJ.
Dor. ~ N|
ALL ABOUT OUR Nnn
Is the woman Who IN n
the street ear and lols N, ~,
ON me, my nelghlor.
She is not.
Is the woman who oF,n q.
to my cook, TO induce NJ, ( \
neighbory
She IL not.
Is the woman who dala,-
q frock that will I'M I'M,
bory T'''
She Is not.
TX the woman who mna,
nor with a stupid NAN. n,
She Is not.
is the woman who ayn
10 have a beautiful fltes
the man of my heart. my rbl
She is.
is the woman who cora
to me chccrfully whea / Al
my neighborg
She Is.
Is the woman who liin n n
and nothing else, my neislb,
She Is.
Is the woman who vans
good time with me my man
She is.
Whose neighbor am II NNf
girl, or my dear boy, beng
lous aud feminine, ] We b
smile and have q good tine
try 60 be- neighborly. ADD % s'
sOcyer ] may meet Do
Some day YOU win auuht a
and when YOU say, u bg Sal
I'll look up in your faee on
answer, 1t doesn't matter /
frivolous neighbour OF youD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
FEAST FOR AN ARc'''



The most magnlierl' nd
mentioned On history fse Ga
George Neyll. brother
Warwick. al nv iime O
Ai'ehblshnp 0f lofA y
statement OF lle allg..
and consumed. as
delphla Press, Is lnll
\ tonv Of the hlll V
@ual.ters of wheat Sn VA u
IN wine. / pipe 81 rss
oyen Il Wild hulls | 0|
So1 hogs. 5000 gesT 30
n ,c 900 cranes ,i4
nns gO,D pigeons, w. ~
to00 ducks, 400 hell, '.s,
t0S " patrlires. i0p VIZ VIZ
fi9o cnrlews. 100 qaai'' ,ai
roes 1000 bucks VIZ ,seos q
hot vetison pastries 6a
'i0lO cold cusiards, VA "a
nm hrenns. 5 seals m. "a .
2 his mishiy BANQUET Y, ~ y
,Sas steward tne in
,,rsr. and lord bas.'.,e
,yere iOn cooks q. isq
Kitchen helpers aug
walters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

81 have Just heep
viii cost me % hive
ed throughout the VIZ. lt'
Emerson. q yonle SD
10 q 81 Iouis zion n.
sand / have foang NJ,
s u',5 .fanr eoyeraneel,
s lam devoted TO
y ! s,i,o Mud pretend
teeiion. sixteen u
he found Ia EurolN
h Asia. tweIlIyTs,
continents Of AlFs1
anica. OF course
every case, some Az ,n
o,,..'.4 axe nor salsN
gthee, agofage alop. III
.a,sad total 81
snsn for a nan y
froln being stolen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

prcssioH il ee....,''i.'i.iy
other charae'si
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
EDWORS ARE THE SMARTEST
MEN.

in the world and they touch the button
every time when they want Il woinan's
work 90 be- w0nanly. That's her chance
Tor success. Size can be nsi as clever
ana Just as witty, and ton times as
9riyna'' ~ It will be after n feminine
fashlon. She can jump at her conch-
slons quicker than anything / know. md
Ia reason things out Then She gets
stupid just iancy womnn saving IN
her cook we win have birds tanirbt :,
mat enough Why should she 70 into
Tong argument and TO say that ihe
reason Tor having them is because There
was eeet the night before. and mufton
w .usnt before that aud ham The nigl,f
1917 'us'' ana give an explanation a.
70 WY me stomach needs change N
lusl s',inclent % say son are going to
n4se birds. No woman over sat down
Win q doctors book and a housptee,,in@
pe,k and studied up what Womb rs e
Sku1 Z she b a bin Of a housekeeDer
.''e Just knows and that's an thers 4
ny eeasily things doctors books are
anyw l never saw bnt on is,-- iar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

This recalls the exquisite pleasure
have onioyed from my acquaintance with
the birds. and especially the song-hirds
of Cuba. Their variety and melody
roundabout the grounds of old nlahtil.
tions are raVishipg II has hoen written
nf pmmage they lose in variety aud
quality OF song that Is not true IN tuha
The birds seem numherless. Their
ycices and singing are storllmgly beyond
anything possible for one 10 como up0n
at any one time In the states.
On one occasion when riding from
Trinidad hut Il short distance iuto the
Vale del Aguacate, | saw eighteen dis-
tinct species of birls- the crow, the par
rot the indigo bird, the paroQuet. tho
lapwing. tho uamingO. the orule, tho
rolM tl,c brown pelican, tle pigeon. tie
the mOcking-bird, che canary. t,.a golden.
winged woOdp tie English lady
bird the hluebirl, the bis, the cat-birl.
Snd tho humming-hird Of which ,hrrc are
said To be sixty varieties in Cuba An of
those birds are 10 he seen or heard
about country homes; aud besides, have
passed charming hours Ia the lcQuaiut-
anco 81 as many more, an of which re-
CARRIED the plantation trees, shrubs and
hedges as surely theirs as their human
owners.
Among these were the following: The
solyiros, which live by sucking honey
FROM the h0wors. They have brilliant
green jackets with yellow vests As
large as our robin, they live Id gour,l-
shapcl doNhle-wiplowod nests attacked
90 the under side OF largo troplc leaves. 1h,,
male Is runinatiye, but It's mate h flll
ot JOYOUS song The mayitos are az large
as our southern uocklng.hinl and IA
form and action resemble them Their
hacks ale blue black: aud they have eor.
eyOs yellow breasts and yellow slashlne
along each wing Their songs are pre,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

From my habit OF wandering alone,
and much IN the country, IN foreign
lands | have come to regard their birds
MS my must charming chunco uclpnin-
tpucos cau recall no place wh we thoir
crmpanonship hus Srcued su euliVcnmg
mad preciuus 30 me as In the most ster-
lie islnnd of Malta.
Absolutely without trees save thoSn
ranspnnted and urturvd like exotic
flowers. Malta would hardly Zee regarded
ns the haunt of birds. And yet | have
seen or Eoprd here in midwinlrr nearly
every one OF the loved and humble sort
well Known In summertime. In northern
rlimes.
Along the stony roads have Kept eek
ultnnt pacc with the hopping stoupchn,
aud rcdstnrt. and chrprt back Il cnecly
greeting TO hocSs of vlMnnchcs among
the white aud gold of the orange trees,
Climbing the ellis. or polbering among
the ruins. the melodies 0l thrush or lin.
not have fooled the Sky from the olive
trees m the valleys below, Crossing
he walled fields ! have often come upon
marshaupd hosts of tuurks Rocks,
Wrens. orcsshlls and ileldfores an wei
coined me Ia homeland language
knew. The call notes of the reed
sparrow pcoplcd the famous island of tho
s'yrrl aud cowl with oldcn forms and
faces; and ms the halmy evenings ramc,
the stllicidic, mWmrrnus songs of the
hlack-hirds thrilled me with hAlf-forgot-
ten voices of ever haunting yuutlitide
DAYS ana ways.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-19
SUMMONS,

Tn the District Court Of the srd judicial Distri~r
of tic state OF Idaho, In and for the County Of
Monte B. Gwinn Mercantile Company,
G. G. Tanaker, Defendant. {
The State of Idaho to g. c. Tanaker:
In the maine of the people Of the State Of Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on file In
the once OF tile Clerk Of the District Court Of the
Third judicial District Of the state OF ldah0 u
and for the county q Canyon, the complaint q
well. Idaho. who sues to recover from you upOnan
oral express contract for the payment Of money
for goods and merchandise sold and delivered
Won AZ YOUR request at Caldwell, Idaho, "
plaiptin. said goods consisting OF groceries, dry
goods and general supplies, obtained from plains-
III by you, between April e2nd, 1888, and July
bth, 1892 Of the true value Of seven hundred aud
tic1lars more fully appearing N Piantiit.s com
with and made part hereof, and that unless
YOU appear and answer to said complaint within
ten DAYS after the service thereof II served with
in Canyon county, and within twenty days Y
served out of said county, but within said Judlc-
ial District, and within forty days II served out OK
said district Exclusive OF the day q serylcel,
judgement will be taken against You by default,
the sum OF $3.50 46, (seven hundred and fifty nine
dollars and forty six cents.
In Testimony Whereof l, Clerk Of said District
Court, have hereuntO set my hand
and affixed the seal Of said COurtat
[sEAL.l Caldwell, Canyon County, this 18th
day Of july A. , D; lse = rrrc,x
GEORGE LITTLE, Clerk Ut the District Court.
LOT L. FELrHAM, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-19
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

A 20 acre fruit farm mile from the beautiful
city of Fayetteville, Arkansas. 1900 apple trees,
nearly all in bearing. buildings and other i'm.
provements on place. File educational advan-
tages and very desirable property.
Forty acres miles from the city OF Denver,
and miles from the city Of Golden, Colorado.
All fenced and cultivated. Has $40 fruit trees,
and 5000 forest trees, and good water right.
Either or both can be bought cheap, or owner
portion Of Idaho. Inquire of
GIPsON & GwINN,
Caldwell, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-19
CALL FOR BIDS.

AS per order Of the Board Of County commits
siSners Oh Canyan county VIII receive complete t;
sealed bids. All bids to have bond attached for
one half the cost Of said bid. Bids and plans can
bridge. The bridge to be built on present.
site Of the bridge ut Emmett, Canyon county
Idaho, across the Payette River Bids will be
opened August Goth, 1898, at county court house.
M. B. GWINN, Chairman
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-19
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF NO.
TICE FOR PUBLICATION.

U. S. Land Office, Boise City, Idaho.
July 10. 1893.
Notice is hereby given that Eliza Chapman,
Of Boise City, Ada Co., Idaho, has filed no.
tice of intention to make proof on her desert
land claim No. 68o, for the east half, Sec. 81,
TIP. Mr. 2W, before the Register and Re
ceiver at Boise City, Idaho, on Saturday, the
10th day Of August, 1893.
She names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation apd reclamation Of
said land: Albert A. Holcomb, Nampa,
Idaho, Benjamin F. Taylor, Caldwell, Idaho,
Curtis A. Force and Ernest Hesse, Boise
City, Idaho.
1870 CIfAs. S. KINGSLEY, Register.