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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18
EVANSVILLE.

Inc guild OF the Pinckr eyMemorial Church
met last Thursday evening at the residence
OF MI. L. M. Moran on Locust avenue
routine business was transacted and sew
eral new members were elected. Three
recitatlons were given by Mrs. Foxwell.
the young people rendered a chorus and
Miss Minnie Moran sang song.
MT John Lepper will be married to Miss
Isaoel M. Dobbs on next Thursday even
Ing at the Pinckney Memorial Church. in
this village, by Rev. Edward Wall, rector.
Mr.. Lepper is the youngest. son of Mr.
John Lepper Of Bladensburg. and Miss
Dobbs is the only daughter of Mr.. n g
Dobbs Of this village.
MRS. Mary Webster Of Martinez. Cal. f.
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. r. G. whit
ing, on Marion stree.
MISS Marie Jones Of Beltsville has gone
to Salisbury, Md. to visit Miss Mary Rider
onerin Middleton arrested In Bladens-
DuIs iast thursday evening three peddlers
Tor selling goods without a license They
were taken before Justice Hurley for tria,
ana gave their names as George Rroun
Augustine Peter and Puttress Rethers. but
IL appeared that these names were fictitious
and that they belonged to the same FAMILY
Deing rather and two sons. 1t was also
thought that they resided in Wasbjnoton
hne Of S25 each was imposed unon 1bor,
IN default of which they were committed
10 the county Jail at Marlboro. Brown
ana Peter Were sentenced to thirty davs'
connnement each and Rethers, being hut
fourteen years Of age was Sentenced 70
ntteen days There has been a great deal
OF complaint about parties outside Of IT,
county selling goods here without ~
S and the officers are determined to
according to the new star service scbod
ules the following changes have been made
In this county. Groom station to Notti,1r
han-Leave former place daily, except Sun
Day, after arrival of mail train from wash
lngton: put not later than 1918 am. Ar
I'VE 8 at Nottingham In three hours; leave
daily. except Sunday. l2.15
m. arrive at Groom station by Gas nm
Laurel TO Clarksville-Leave former nIace
daliy, except Sunday. $50 am, arrive at
t IA. pace by 12:3o pm. arrive at Laurel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18

Atkinson. Lawrence o. Mallory. r. ]. Mar
shall. Miss Lackaye and j. NJ Suddarth.
Carroll Institute Cyclers.
At recent meeting Of the Carroll In
stitute cyclers Mr.. Bernard Locraft was
elected secretary treasurer Capt Meegan
has announced a cross-country run for to-
morrow, on which occasion the fast riders
Will be given an opportunity to give an
exhibition of rough road riding. Next month
the club will begin a series of indoor
amusements for the winter. consisting
chiefly OF dances and card parties
The Washington Road Club will appear
on the road in good form tomorrow and q
large attendance on the run is expected, as
the affair is to be given in honor of E. c.
Ieatman, one of their number. who broke
tne A.holr record. Last Sunday the club
went to Dickey's, when the members en-
gagged in a foot ball chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18
THE RUSSIAN THISTLE.
vigorous Measures Must Re Taken I
Extermfnate This Pest.

Exterminate This Pest.
While Brazil and Hawaii have their little
difficulties. 1t may be interesting to know
that seeds Of a great revolution are being
sown In the great west. 1t is probable that
severe war of determination will be waged
In the Dakotas against a foreign invader
known as the Russian thistle This per.
slstent weed has caused several millions of
damage already. The prospects are that
unless general action is taken next summer
the weed will spread beyond hope of ext,n.
Sulsnment. - -A
L. H. Dewey, assistant botanist of the
AGRICULTURAL department, acting under or
oers from secretary Morton, lett Saturday
night Tor the northwest to make an InvesE,
sdtioh INTO the extent OF the damage done
TO the crops. ~
The weed was introduced into the CONN.,
Try ABOUT seventeen years ago in some flax
seed and sowed near Scotland South no
kota. From a small beginning il has snrsad
through the Dakotas and into Minnesota
Iowa, Nebraska and Wisconsin. The sead
sprouts In May or June and by September
mas developed into a plant from two 10 six
feet in diameter and half as high formina
dense, bushy mass of rigid branches. Of
fering an effectual barrier to the passage of
man or BEAST. AT intervals of half an inch
or less on the branches are clustered three
sharp spines quarter to half an inch Ione
Inc full-grown plant, shaped like an in.
Verteo saucer, two to six feet in diameter
ah sToWS from single root less than ha
an inch thick. When the ground is frozen
IN November and the prairie breezes begin
70 practice FOR the winter this small root ia
twisted on and the whole plant turns nm on
cage. like cart wheel, and goes off before
the wind scattering seeds at every revol,,-
ton ie'oiu-
II takes complete possession of cultivated
lana cnoking out the wheat and other crons
Inc rigid, bulky plants often make II i'm.
possible to run harvesting machinery. and
sometimes even stops plows. 1t ia often
necessary to bind leather or other nrotec-
ton on the horses legs before thew can he
urlVen among the spiny weeds, Trains
nave been stopped by the thistles bantinS
up up on the tracks. Prairie fires are carried
long distances by the burning thistles h,oy-
ing across fire breaks. In many other Was
TINS terrible weed causes serious damage
A movement Is now on foot in the north-
VEST 70 petition Congress to give the score
tary OF Agriculture power to institute VIC
o,ous measures. as was done In the case Of
pleuro.pneumonia among cattle a few wears
age. 1udicfous expenditure of two million
u e now would probably exterminate The
thistle, IL did damage to that amount las
year, Ihis year the loss is twice that SIM
anu III the weed Is allowed to go unchecked
mere s IS every probability that the damage
VIII go on increasing in geometrical ratio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18
rom the London Daily News.

Rfo0i the LONDON Daily News
piolhinent manufacturer Of artificial
eyes has unburdened himself on whot ho
considers a grievance. He says that the
public. and therefore opticians will no
longer pay the price for good and we'll
made article. and that the market is Being
niIoa with cheap foreign rubbish" He
aneses That the cheap ewes crack aftar
very rev weeks wear. Pursuing the sub
!ect Iurtner we are informed that summer
.iI me rs tne best season for the sale Of
artificial eyes. People are at that tim q
OF .ne year more particular as to their ap-
pearance. and discover more readily that
the artificial eye Is beginning 10 iosa its
prlstne perfection. Another point is that
mere are many people walking about whose
outward appearance suggests that they
are IN full possession of both visual organs
put nave not even one. It have fitted -
said the manufacturer. scores of peonIe
with two glass eyes" The innocent de-
ceptfon Is the more successfully carried ont
owing to the fact that the blind. from
force Of habit, no doubt look. or appear 70
look, one full In the face when talking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18
LAUREL.

Inc schools were closed yesterday on ac-
count OF the meeting of the teachers of the
county IN Marlboro. to which every teacher
is expected to CO.
some changes have been made in the
corps OF teachers in No. l school by reason
OF the resignation of Miss Effe Young
Miss Bessie Catrup has been promoted 10
nrst assistant principal, and Miss Bessie
Gardner has been appointed to succeed Miss
Catrup.
Two new houses are being erected here
notwithstanding the lateness Of the season
ohe ror mrs. McEwing, whose residence on
Main street has been purcha sed NV Nessrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
yard, Washington, ID. G., November 8, iS93.-
Scaled proposals. lndOrsed Proposals for Supplies
for the Navy Yard, Washington D. c., 10 be
opened November %, 1893" will be received at
the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy De-
partment, Washington. ID. c., until TWELVE,
O'CLOCK NOON, NOVEMBER TWENTY EIGHTH
1898. and publicly opened Immediately thereafter
to furnish at the Navy Yard. Washington, D. C.
q quantity OF steel fOrgings, packing. hose tools
hardware paints, waste, lumber lacnx muslin
spOnges. soap. steel and 6les; also one vertical
universal boring machine. The articles must con-
form to the navy standard and pass the usual
naval inspection Blank proposals will be fur
nished upon application to the Navy Yard Wash
fngton. D. g The attention Of manufacturers and
dealers Is Invited Tie bids, all other things be-
ing equal. decided by lot The department re-
serves the right to waive defects or to reject any
or all bids not deemed advantageous to the gov
eminent EDWIN STEWART. Paymaster Cen
sral, U.SS. pI5-2ar2w
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING HOSPITAL
Washington Barracks. ID. c., November G. lSQ3-
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received
here until TWELVE NOON TUESDAY, NOyEN-
Der TWENTY-FIRST. 1898, and then opened
Tor the construction Of a post hospital here
Bids for construction. heating apparatus plumb
ing and gas piping will be made separately
Specifications. blank proposals. drawings and In
formation can be obtained from the undersigned
The United states reserves the right to reject
any and all bids Envelopes containing bids
Should be addressed. Proposals for Constructin1
hospital, and addressed to G. p. TOwNSIEY
- .-.rIt-u-,nt and Regimental Quartermaster
Fourth Artillery. A. A. Q. NJ. nc. S.lI, 13I5GiS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18

From Puck
80 You attended some private theatricaIs
while you were over in New Jersey Ala
your" N'O
yes"
rather amateurish, Of course?"
Yes. The curtain rose on a 5th avenue
breakfast scene wherein the people ate
olives with a nut cracker"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18
Family Pride.


Little George Crakker Cproudly)-we un's
owns sixteen houn's
Little Clay Eeter, jr. (triumphantly)-But
we uns has two droves Of hogs, an our
gran pap wuz tarred an feathered!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18
GENTS SUITS SECURED

GEMS SUITS SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR 81
Coats. Soc; Pants. Sc; Vests, &c. AIterno "A
repairing done IN the best manner. Goods called
Tor and delivered Telephone call 1882
HAHN. 705 9th st. NV,
$50 And AS " Eutaw ST., Baltimore. Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18
FEVER
Catarrh Sufferers.

No matter how much you may have becom.
discouraged In trying to get cured. the AMERICAN
CATAkRH CURE. prepared by W. B. Jones, ND,
1880 D. 9Th ST.. Philadelphia, Pa, viii remove all
DOUBT In q few days. II Ii always ready for use !:
notning Ike II has ever been known in the history
OF medicine. 1t is the wonderful remedy of
the age. and the osly medicine known that can
prevent consumption.
THE AMERICAN CATARRH CURE IA the ,esu,,
OF ~ years study and treatment of the disease
one bottle convinces the most skeptical II IL
always ready for USE needing neither douche nor
etomiser II restores the hearing cures the hawk.
ing cough and expectorating, removes headache and
nose bleeding, increases the appetite produces
sound sleep. invigorates the whole system ana In
creases the vitality
10 impossible for any one to enjoy r,erf>c,
health while suffering from the dropping of mpcr.
In the threat, which il offensive and unhealthy
In character and posons every breath that "a
taken into the lungs, thereby rendering the blood
unhealthy and impure and leading 10 consumnt,op
OF the lunes. What q boon to mankind must he
the remedy which will prevent rhis suffering ana
restore perfect health. To the nany thousa IA.
who have despsired Of being cured of this terrible
disease We cheerfully recommend the AMERICAN
CATAhRH CURE 1t gives immediate relief tn
sense OF relief is 20 great that after twenty
hours use the sufferer gladly continues the remedy
Keeling and realizing that only perseverance 4,
needed to restore to health. II Possesses wonder.
ful power In restoring the fill vocal power of
public speaksrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18
HOTELS
GOOD ADVERTISING.

Ask Tilly Haynes Of the Broadway Central
Hotel II 1t pays to advertise. Here was a great
hotel property that had cost over two millions
Of dollars, a perfect palace in construction and
appointments, that had literally died out gone
to seed. and was closed up. Mr.. Haynes took
1t and spent two hundred thousand dollars in
new equipment and a fortune in advertising the
fact And today 1t is doing the largest business
Of any hotel In New York. OF course, there must
be something to build up such q business on, and
MI Haynes offers II In the very fact Of q most
central location, and in giving the best accommo-
cations at the most reasonable charges. If you
Tor maps and ctrculars.-New York Hotel Mail.
THE LEXINGTON, Sd AND SITS. NE, BEAU.
TRULY situated; electric lights; steam heat;
paths: pure artesial water, &C.; rooms single
and en- suite; G st. and electric cars; terms mod
crate. Miss N. G. McKELLIP, Prop oc26-1ms
wMLARD's HOTEL
Pa ave and 18th st.,
se21 Washington. D. q
EB BITr HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. D. q
PROFESSIONAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18

HOT STRINGS. BATH COUNTY, vIRGIN1A.-rHn
virginia. heated by steam. elevator and all
modern conveniences with ten new cottasee
With hrePaces. will be kept open the entire year;
bath in botel; special rates from September To
April. J. F. CHAMPLIN Manager au29-sms
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Housekeepers' Harvest.

These prices will prove most economical reading
Tor you you avail yourself of the moneysaving knowI
edge it mparts.
Double loom Table Linens at the reduced prices
2oc SOC. 4oc and soc yard
Zine Linen. double satin. bleaohed Damask worth
SIPS yard. reduced to Soc yard
Large size Honey Comb Bed Spreads at Coo, 7oc,
0oc and o0c each
Checked Nainsooks worth 2oc reduced to zoe sd
Black Lace Grenadines regular price 2oc, Ioc
yard
s2 in Apron Lawns reduced from sc to Ioc yard.
Outing Cloths reduced to 7iso, oc and a yard.
Figured Pongces, splendid value n ~ &C, reduced
to loc yard
Apron Check Ginghams. Ioc quality. 1T &C yard
I5c quality Fast Black Sateen At sale price, Ioc I'd.
Shaker Flannels reduced To 4'4c yard
One lot Red Figured Outing Flannel, for tea gowns,
at &C yard; worth &c.
Wash Chaies, newest patterns. will 90 at gao yd.
Double width Pillow Case Cotton reduced 10 Ioc
yard for this sale
Sheets full size. wide hem splendid quality Muslin,
former prices ranging 75c Ia ST. all IN lot reduced
To ioc: don fail to them
20 IN Jnbleached Cotton At I-2c a yard
Nottingham Lace Curtains reduced io Soc and $I.25
a pair: worth double
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Black Dress Goods.

This department will suffer tremendously in the
slaughter of prices rs have immense lot to dis
pose OF in a very short time These prices will do it
80 inch fine twill Hcnriettas regular value 25c to
CSC, cut To IoC yard
I lot Wool Grenadines, worth soc to 75C yard,
duced to &c yard to close.
Our line of all wool Scrges and Hcnriettas, Soc Coo
and CSC qualities, reduced to one price, soc yard
40 inch fine Imperial Serges excellent value at reg
ular price S LOO sale price will be 75c yard
"Priesteys celebrated black goods will be reduced
In price rs follows:
"Priestley's silk warp Henriettas, regular SIPS
kind. cut price Soc yard
"Priestcys Mclrose CLOTH sI.oo is the price all
over. sale price &c yard.
"Priestcys" Birritz Cord reduced from $I25 to
o3c yard
"PricStcy's' silk warp Railway Cord marked down
TO 81 10 yard from 3I.5o
We will offer in one lot all wool Novelty Jaquards
Armures and Crcpons ranging In value 75C to $I.oo
yard during this great sale at ACC yard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Innings.

We will furnish Innings during sale at following ex-
trcfneIy reduced prices
Best quality ambrcs. Colorcd and black at 434c yd.
Dress padding. best quality at nc yard
\clvetccn bindings To match dress goods &c roll
Stockincttc Dress Shields 1T Ioc I21.c &c 4 pair
yards spool silk at &c spool
Special reductions in Gumps, Jet Trimmings Band
Trimmings and Ornamental Trimmings of all kinds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Colored Dress Goods.
ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS

90 inch Chevrons leading colorings. sold at 25c. re-
duced 10 &c yard
"a inch Novelty Sungs. worth up to SOC yard.
reduced Ia e5c 4 yard.
I lot All Wool Suitings plads stripes and mixtures
ranging in price 75c TO $Ioo yard will go at SOC yd
40 inch Brazilian Cords rcgu ar price SLoo yard,
reduced tor this sale to SOC yard
I lot about so pieces beautiful Sicdia Cords. rcgu-
lar retail price SIPS. down to o8c yard.
Our entire line of 90 different standings in Lands
down. newest effects reduced to CSC yard. sold in
every large city 1t SIPS.
Broadcloths will receive like reductions Full
weight and width cloths ranging in price 7oc Sc and
o9c yard, worth up to $3.50 yard all new colors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Gloves.

Ladies Chamoisc and Suede Gloves reduced from
SI.oo to 25c.
One lot. 8 button Mosquiticre. the $I.oo quality
duced to soc pair
Pure Silk Ms at special sale prices. 25c, SOC and
soc pair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Silks.

II you have a silk want come earlyall of this sea
sons mpoTtatons TO be sold way down-reduccd like
ths-what do think of
Black Faic Silk at reduced selling price fo
this great sale at soc, ooc and SIoo yard They'll bt
snapped Up quick
p inch Khadamc, the 81 80 quality o8c is the re
duced price
Double warp Surah scores Of shading, at a2c ;
yard you'll pay sc for same elsewhere
y inch Florentinc silks will 90 at reduced price
4oc a yard
- 81 inch japanese silk extra quality, 7Sc yard
worth <Ioo
lot II inch printed China silks reduced to DOC yd
Changeablc Taffeta Changcabe Surah dots no
urcs stripes punums and novelty silks for making ur
with dress goods ranging price from 81 q to 500
yard-all one price AZ o8c yard
THESE ARE BIC IREDUCTIC
chandlsc at MarvelousIv Reduced Prices
TO OUR OUTSIDE PATRON
at SALE PRICES, rs our city friends will
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Mavina Cream and Lotion SIC.
1hyoln Frecklc Cream 2oc druggists price is SOC
Colgates Florida Water 4oc bottle
Best French Perfumes, any odor, at Ioc OF.
Oakley's Lettuce and Camelia Soap you save one
hal the price, at &c a cake
Kinks Juvenile Soap druggist price 25c our price
I21lc cake.
Pears Scented Soap reduced to l21lc cake
Colgatcs Turkish Bath Soap cakes for sc
47II White Rose &c cake or for SOC.
Cuticura Soaps at sc a cake
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Bargains and More of En-

You'll find them in our big stock of HOSIERY
Chldrcns fast black Hose with natural foot double
knee, 25c kind reduced price Ioc pair
Childrens extra quality Derby Ribbed Hose
duced to pair
Ladless fine black Hose with natural colored foot
at 25c pair.
Ladies extra quality Egyptian Cotton Hose, double
sole and high splccd heel all black natural foot 6oc
quality reduced to 3oc 4 pair
Ladies fancy drop stitch and ribbed top Hose 3oc
pair worth soc.
Ladies silk plated Hosiery at SOC pair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Notions.

Reduced prices will prevail in notion department
We cannot mention the hundreds OF necessary articles
you want every day--here few
card for hooks and eyes.
paper for paper of pins.
&c each for dressing combs former price Ioc.
I-C each for the &c waving irons.
&c each for the I21ac curling irons
each for silver button hooks.
SOC each for silver mounted shopping bags worth ST.
&c is our price for those elegant China silk ties in
plain, figured and plaid effects
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Underwear.

Ladies Ribbed Vests reduced TO &C. &c and Ioo each
Ladies Isle Ribbed Vests NJ oc 25c s5c 3oc and
5oc these decided values AMI reduced in price for
this sale
Ladies Silk Vests in colors cream and black, re-
duced TO 0oc each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Shirt Waists.
Handkerchiefs.

Ladies White Hemstitched Handkercliefs at
and sc each.
Ladies Swiss Embroidered Handkerchief r
duced to DC each
Ladies Fine Embroidered. CSC quality. reduced
TIC each
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
ClOakS and Suits.

Ladies and Children Jackets CapcS and Wraps
offered AT half off the regular price.
Children Jackets at &c and upward
Ladies Elton suits. ranging IN prices SIS 10 s75
reduced TO s5o5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Of CrndRap toward N & NJ week. 70
hande department The bargains
reductions word
taken INDUCEMENTS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Infants Wear Department.
Will save you money-during this sale we reduce
Bingham dresses to &c each
White Null and Lawn dresses 2oc, reduced from 45c
Better grades at soc and SOC
Infants slips at zoe, 35c. soc, 75c up to $1,000
Embroidered Cloaks in and at ST o.
$500 S225 and S2o8
Null Bonnets and Hats reduced to CSC and soc each
Infants Knit Bootecs ut &C, Ioc, I5c, zoe, 25c pair
COrSetS.
During this sale we will offer the p d. perfect fit
ing corset lowest price anywhere SITS, reduced
price is SIPS
Madam Warren's dress form corset reduced to 81 co.
Sonnette and c. b corset at Soc each
Laces and Embroideres will be offered at
trcmcly reduced prices.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-04
4ESSRS. PACKARD AND nILLeR

fhey Arc Aak,se . $50, 900 Iave,t.
meat II Wood River Property.
The title deeds conveying $40 acres
Of land near Bellevue aud . large in.
teress i" che ditch of the sell-rs, we're
p'seed o" record yesterday. Tho
sellers are NJ. 4. Miner, OF the Half.
way House. and the Brown Brothers.
and the purchasers are John Q. Peck
ard, Of Utah, aud H. f. Miller. Of
Bellevue. The consideration il
*o.ooO. The water right l. the Oldest
on the river.
Tho purchasers will 20 to work .t
once and put tho entire srao, in hieh
state Of cultivation. this year, besides
planting Is acres with fruit ,reea.
This will involve an expense, in addi.
ton to the purchase money. OF fully
5000, or . round $50, 600, ineludiue
the prio" paid for tho land and water.
Mr.. Packard il ono Of tho we.l,hisrt.
most enterprising mon Of Utah; and
HE advent here 10 noted with salts.
faction, - il can but be precursor Of
larger Investments.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-04
THE AGE Llnlr.


ls Has Bees R~Auced 70 4s Years b
~ 1. o. u. W.
At tho organisation OF thu Grand
L"dg" Of Utah, Wyoming and Idaho,
tho limit Of ago OF would. no member.
WAS reduced TO As years. Hence nj
man over As years Of age can now
become . member.
Thi- should induce oil Who srs ap-
preaching tho limit, and who have not
yet broome members, to apply At once,
II 'hev wish to provide for their
families in this manner.
The $1,000 Beneficiary Of the A. o.
U. w. 10 absolutely indispusahle. l.
goes to the person named in the certi.
6oate, and the courts have no power
to prevent THE.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-04

J. A. Hol,strom csms in from
Soldier, yesterday, bringing about
400 pounds Of eggs and butter on .
hand sled. He sold the eggs for rs
cents dozen, and the butter for 80
cents . pound-cash.
M. Holtstrom made tho trip in
three days. travelling on tho crust from
early until about 10 O'Clock every
morning. He had horse on snow
.hoes to haul him to Lewis Lisle's
place, on the Gold Belt. and came the
balance of the ~ay on foot. He says
that he knew tho supply Of eggs and
butter was short IN town, and that he
would get good prices. He did. and
has gone home to get more.