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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1894-06-02

Aux fttes qui seront celel res en-
rhonnaur fe Jeanne dare, q Notre
Dame. s. En-. le cardinal Richard be-
Mira solonnellement le fac simile de
la banniere de Pheroisne franchise, of
fert par le comite catholique de La rue
Grunelle.
L'etendard de Jeanne dare, do, e
ce fac-simile est une reproduction ex-
acte, etait une banniere d tongue
queue hottante, tres probablement di-
visee en- deux pans on bandero e.
L'etoffe 6tait blanche "sans nulle All
ire couleur". Sur ce fond blanc, sep1e
de feurs de lis, etaient pelnts des EN-
b'emes: sur une des faces, le Christ
au milieu dune gloire, assis sur Fare
en-cie], montrant ses plates ct benis 9
SAINT; 4 gauche ct 4 droite, deux anges
portant une feur de lis; a. cote di
groupe, les mots "Jesus Maria Cers
Jeanne oui donneces detaiis.-
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1894-06-02
MARIEZ- -NOJS JEUNES.

Tous les hygienistes sont partisans
au marriage ct surtout du marriage
contract6 de bonre heure; du reste,
de tout temps ct dams tous les pays,
lie marriage etc honore ct le celibat
( Attri,
La plupart des alien6s sont des &C.
lihataires !
ST nous devons juger par les mena
res que nous avons etc a meme. dob
server, nous sommes disposes croire
que les plus grandes chances de bon
heur sont pour ceux qui Sc marient
jeunes. Les jeunes gems ont lie carac-
tore plus flexible, lis tiennent moins 4
Ieurs habitudes; lis s'accoutument
done plus ais6ment Pun a Pautre: ce
qui Gcarte bien des occasions de de-
Igout.
ST de jeunes epoux mont pas toute
Ia prudence qu'exige la conduite dun
menage, lis ont en- general aupres
d'eux des parents ou des amis plus
| ,g6s, qui peuvent les alder de leurs
conseils, ct qui sont prtts a suppleer
au default d'ezperience. Un marriage
prfcoce habitue de meilleure heure les
jeunes gems une vie reglee ct utile;
souvent meme il previent heureuse-
ment des accidents ou des liaisons qui
nuisent q la sante ou 4 la reputation,
quelquefois meme q toutes deux.
II est des situations particulieres OH
la prudence conseille de reculer lie
marriage, mais en- general, des que Ia
nature nous y a disposes physique
ment, il y presumption qu'elle ne
s'est pas trompee en- nous en- inspirant
lie G6sir.
Les marriages tardifs ont Get autre
inconvenient, qu'iIs n'offrent pas aux
parents la meme chance d'elever leur
famille: "Les enfaa,ts ve,eats tard sont
de bonnie heuTe orphelin'', dit un pro-
VERDE espagnol.
Voici, a ce sujet, ce que disait Ben
iamin franklin, il y plus dun sic
Gle: "Chez nous, en- Amerique, on
Sc marie communement au matin de
la vie; nos enfants sont elevees ct eta
olis dams le monde vers notre midi, ct
1uand nos affaires sont faites, nous
svons encore une apres- midi, une sol
&c pour JOUR- gaiement de notre loi
ir
"En nous mariant jeunes, nous
,vons le bonheur d'avoir une famille
,lns nombreuse; ct comme il est d'u-
age chez nous, suivant le veu de la
ature, que Ia mere allaite ct nourrisse
ile-meme ses enfants, nous en- ele
,ons advantage. De Ia, le rapide
rogres de la population chez nous.
eo5res qui ma point d1sgal en-. Euro
'e".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
Anniversary of the Howitzers.

The annual banquet of the Richmond
Howitzer Association will be held al
Sanger Hall on next Thursday evening
at $50 O'clock. The committee III charge
of the arrangements consists OF Judge
George L. Christian and Messrs. +. ~
Hill and X. II. Patterson.
Early in the day the Howitzer BATTERY
will parade through the principal streets
OF the city. TO let the citizens OF Rich'
mond know that their anniversary mas
once more arrived.
Inc Howltzer Association and the
mite with the Association OF the Army
of Northern Virginia at the latter am.
nual reunion. which will take place thai
afternoon at o'clock, at the Ricnmohu
Theatre. ON that occasion oniied otates
senator John ". Daniel will deliver an
address on General Jubal A. Early and
His Campaign In the Valley"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
CITY CfkCUIT COURT.
An Amendment To the Charter Of the Life
Insurance Company at Virgins.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Wexford granted an amendment
to the charter or the Life Insurance Com
pany of Virginia. The sections amended
are S, 9 and A. Section Is amended so
as TO give the company power TO hold.
convey and mortgage real estate; also, TO
improve the same and exchange II for
other property. and 10 manage II in such
manner as best suits the needs OF their
business. Section 9 Is so amended as to
give the president power. under super
vision OF the Finance Committee, TO in
vest capital upon certain securities, list
OF which is given. The amendment 10
section IA empowers the stockholders, at
their annual meeting, TO name the num-
Der of directors.
Further time was granted the defend
ants counsel In the case OF w. w. Ola.
special commissioner, against ID. 5. Gates,
late sheriff, &c, TO file a bill OF excep-
tons.
Judgment for $500 was given the plain
tiff In the case of Daniel Grinnan, ad-
ministrator, &c, against Mrs. Fannie M.
Griffin. -
An order was entered appointing Messrs.
c. X. Willis James W. Martin, W. II.
Clements, a. Maupin, W, ID. Willis, J. A.
McGilvray, G. f.. Lowry and X. ]. l..
Toler trustees of the Washington-S'reet
Methodist Episcopal church, South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
Untrimmed Hats.

Fifty dozen Unlrimmed Col
ored Hats tor Ladies and Chill
dren colors-brown, navy, tan,
red. and green all the new
shapes, which are made to sell
al 50c. Gee. and 75c. Your pick
now for 21c.
Fine Zoe. quality Wired-Edge,
black, new shape, received on
Saturday. You have a choice
of fully twenty shapes TO choose
from. Price 4Sc.
Black and Blue Dent Crown
Walking Hats, with ribbon
band. ready to wear, that sell
at 7jc. and 81. For Mondays
Offering the price will be SOC.
Trimmed Felt Sailors, navy
and black, always sell Tor Zoe.
Mondays price CSC.
Fine quality 81 Sailor, trim
med, navy or black. price &C.
Beaverton Sailors and Walk
ing Hats that never sell for less
than S125, for Mondays Offer
ing 50c.-colors and black.
Al! the French Felt Shapes,
in black or colors, that sold at
S1.25 and $3.50, for Monday g
Offering zoe.
Children's Tam o. Shanters,
Yachting Caps, and Jockeys,
all reduced for Mondays sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
UnIx Mama Socil tY.

The mission to be given at the Sacred
Heart church. under the auspices of the
Uoly Name Society, will begin on Sun
day next, at late mass. II Will be con-
Quoted by the Dominican Fathers, herman
aud he r,ntilIon. who made so favorable
an impression during their last visit. The
members OF the Holy Name Society will
attend the late mass In body. This
society has made great progress since ITS
organization. II Is the largest Catholic
society In the city, and It's ranks Will be
greatly strengthened by the coming mis-
sion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
Setilers Coming South.

Two farmers from South Dakota Visited
tho Department OF Agriculture yesterday
TO make inquiry about Virginia lands,
with a view Of settlement here. They
stated that they knew of hundred
farmers of that state who wanted TO
come TO Virginia.
one Of them said the trains were
crowded with people coming from the
Northwest TO a more inviting climate to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
pse,sl announcement

Contemplating change and enlarge
ment OF our business January l, 1885, we
beg 20 inform our patrons and the pub
Ilc generally that we are now offering
special Inducements on very many arti-
cles IN oul large and elegant stock OF
diamonds. Watches. Jewelry, Solid Sterl-
ing silver and sllyer-Plaied Ware, Clocks
Bro ass, Opera-Glayses, Fine Soll and
Sterling Silver Novelties. &c. We corr
daily Invite an early inspection Of these
goods. as no better opportunity has ever
some Bridal, Anniversary ana Holiday
Gifts of the finest quality az moderate
prices. NOWLAN & CO.,
s2i east Main street.
Catholic Prayer Books OF all styles and
prices. WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
From the Association

Quite number OF the most. active
members of the Young Mems Christian
The organization this morning at o'clock.
when promise meeting will be held. MIR.
George +. Tihbitts viii he the leader.
At the young mems meeting to be held
this afternoon Dir. w. j. Young, OF Park
Place Methodist church, will make an
other of his stirring addresses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
un,iines Cpurt.

In the Hastings Court, before Judge s.
H. viii. yesterday William Vincent plead
81 guilty 20 breaking and entering the
store Of Charles King and stealing jar
~ candy, and was sent TO jail for TWO
months and fined one cent.
charles i,Ogsn pleaded guilty to resist
ing Policeman Forest Bailey and was
flned 80. which was paid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
Visited thr Capitol.

Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday were the following: w. n. street,
treasurer of Essex county; II. =. Gray,
treasurer of Gloucester county; n. Il.
Turnbull. treasurer of Brunswick county
X. B. Turnbull, sheriff, and w. IL. Snort
and II. VI. Turnbull, deputy sheriHs, OF
y,r,neu,ick county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
Tie NcGlll Union.

The literary meeting OF the McGill
Union tomorrow night will be one OF
the most interesting In its history. Father
O'Rielly. Of the Sacred Heart church.
If the Human Race" All members are
eynected TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
Colonel Whltshead ReappoIntad.

Colonel Thomas Whitehead was yester-
day reappointed by Governor OFerrall
as Commissioner Of Agriculture Tor an
other term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
RIBBONS.

You'll need some Ribbons tor
fancy work or for making your
Christmas gifts. We have a
complete variety Of all the
bright shades, in all widths.
The prices and &c. for the
narrower widths. 9 and lie. for
the medium width and - and
1jc. for the very wide-mean a
saving to you of from 3 to DC. on
each yard bought here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
Fur Capes.

Another shipment Of Black
Coney Capes. Electric Seal and
Wool Seals, makes the variety
complete now. They are marked
ct quick-selling prices for this
sale. IL you have a wrap TO
buy we would suggest that you
look ut them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
Plush Capes.

Another lot OF those SIS Fur.
Edged Seal Plush Capes are
here. The price for this lot
10 t12.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
CLOAKS.

y
day enables us to offer you at
to-morrow's sale some excep-
tiOnal values in the cheaper
grades OF Ladies Jackets.
Here is one lot of % Black
Beaver Jackets, double breasted,
full sleeve, length "a inches,
made it'll welt seams. They
would be considered cheap at
s.. Our price for tomorrow
S3.75.
Another lot of "a Fine Beaver
Coats. in black, made exact
style as above. with velvet col
lar. the usual 50 garment. Our
price IS for tomorrow.
Another lot of IL Black Diago-
nal Cheviot Jackets, made TO
button to the side, very nobby
and stylish, length 30 inches, a
great bargain, quality consid-
cred, at $3.50
We offer some exceptionally
good values in the finer grade
Jackets, in black aud coIors.
Prices range at Sl2, Sl5, $lS
and $50.
Your special attention is
called to the nobby styles We
are showing in Misses Jackets,
sizes IL, IA, and ~ years, in the
better grades.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
MANN
MONDAY
OFFERING!

We will start the week with
MANY surprises for you. We
call them surprises because the
goods we offer you know all
about and will recognize the big
cut in prices.
bur have been picked up at
sacrifice by the senior MEMBER
of the firm, who IS now in New
York. We shall give the public
the benefit Of our good pur-
chasps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09

~ POUNDS BEST GRADUATED
u sugar Tor. .:..;;;.......:.:'';.,.;:;... 20
per pound. ...,......,......s..ss'ss.. -
Apple Butter, per pound. ............
pounds best VirginS Bu1kwheat for -
California Hams, pef pound-..,......
pounds Best Cream Cheese for. ~
New Raisins, per pound. ..........,...
Fancy Xmas Candies. 30 20 box.
lot 1900 80 y"
Best Roasted Laguayra Coffee, per 40
Pure Lard, pc inds for. ...,........... y
New Currants, per pound. ........,.... =
Fresh Soda Crackers, per pound.,,...
Thistle Brand Tomatoes. per can, ,
CEN, per can. .....,, ...,,.,....,..... ,
Meal, per bushel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
California ciaret Wine. per esiionA ~
2 Cans California Apricots for........ 70
New Citron, per pound. ..........,.,... 10
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour, :.
per .....'s''.'s''.....'...H ~
or. per sack ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
nrsast Pork. per pound ...............
Salt Pork, per pspnsdy All i,ii.u;;;xiN1 -
Uoene a. ,nnss3c east A1aln olfsje
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
4 Solid Chain Of Evidence!
The >.
Unsolicited AA
Verdict '

which we have earned from an appre'
ciatiYe public, by the iniroduc ion o
our SMALL PROFIT sfSTEh, mas
been most encouraging aud pleasing TO
Ms. The manufacturing being place
in the best hands secures for us the
well.htting garments. Our buying
facilities enable Us TO buy tn cloth
from the maker cloth at its llrst
cost no jObbers' prices. Our Small
Profit System DID, gives us the
strength in the public thought.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
Birds, COQua PIumeS.

A shipment of Black Parrots,
Birds, Coque Plumes, Tips and
Roses were received by express
Saturday. The prices are fully
% per cent. less than ever before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
Il Isn't Really Necessary

for us to say anything about
OUR TRIMMED HAT SALE.
It's going on and every buyer is
a walking advertiser TO testify
to the superior style and aston
ishingly low prices OF these
Hats.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-14
AMEsgcAs WOOL AnRoAp.

United States Consul Mecdcr, Al
Bradford, England, reports to the
State Department at Washington,
under date Of March Is, that dur
ing the preceding months large
quantities Of Americas wool have
been offered for sale In Bradford,
This has beea 90 unusual as 10 at
tract attention and cause no end Of
gossip. As o general thing the prices
of all grades Of American wool are
now practically the same as the
similar grades In England. The
carriage and other charges against
the American article make the most
of the difference. The wool mer-
chants at Bradford assert that the
moment the tariff bill passes the
Senate with Tree wool, the prices of
American wool will revive. and
some Of them are 30 strong in this
belief they have made large invest
ments in wool now held in Phila-
delphia and Boston. They say the
free impetus given TO manufacture
ers will cause American TO be mixed
with the finer foreign woods and that
demand for American wool for
manufacturing purposes will set in
Immediately.
1t is now generally believed that
cheaper and more genuine wooden
goods. resulting from free wool and
a reduction of the duty on woole,
manufactures, will prove benefit
to the millions Of consumers and
need not be Of injury to the manu-
facturers. And If the wool grower
does not receive as much for hi
product as under q high tariff
something that has yet to be deter
mined-he will gain the benefits o
cheaper and better goods for hi
own use with the rest of the con
sumers.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-14

In these corrupt and degenerate
times II 70 refreshing 70 hear of an
honest act performed by Repub-
lican Judge. particularly when that
act is in favor OF the long-sufiering
laborsr and against a souIeless cor
poration. In the Tong legal opinion
rendered by Judge Caldwell recently
at Omaha, in the wage question be-
tween the Union Pacific Railway
Company and its employees. the fol-
lowing Is part:
A corporation 10 organized capital,
it's capital consisting OF money and
property. Organized labor is organ
lied capital, It's capital consisting Of
brains and muscle. What is lawful
for one 10 do Is lawful Tor the other 10
do. II is lawful for the stockholders
and officers Of q corporation 10 asso-
ciate and confer together for the pur'
pose Of reducing the wages OF its EN-
ployes. IL Is equally lawful for or
ganized labor % associate, consult and
confer with the view Of maintaining
or increasing wages. Both act from
promptings OF enlightened seliishness
and the action OF both is lawful wheI
no illegal or criminal means are used
or threatened.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-14

The wool growers OF Bruneau
valley have combined for the pur-
pose Of repairing the wagon road
from that valley to Deeth, on the
Central Pacific railroad. Mr. Ar
thur Pence, an extensive sheep
raiser Of that valley, who was here
a few days ago. informs us that the
cause of this move is simply that
the C. p. railroad officials offer them
much lower freight rates to the east
and a. the distance TO Deeth Is but
little further from the wool center
Of Bruneau valley than from thai
point 10 any station on the Oregon
Shortline railroad, they would b
great gamers by sending their WOO
10 peesh. II is remarkably strang
that the Union Pacific should b
so hind To its own interests as Z
let the Central Pacific pull ava,
from their road at least half a mi
. lion pounds Of Idaho wool annually
. Yet II eecms that the Bruneau woo
growers are determined 10 do So
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-14


T. Hutchins 10 at the Mid-winter
Fair.
Hank Brumet came in from May
field Yesterday, on his v ny to Paris.
Advertise anyhow. If your bust
ness won't pay for advertising, adj
vertise IL for sale.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
werid's Pair tiighsst Medal ssd Dip,cma.
- Eve Notwithstanding
new and just what you need, at
Reynolds jewelry store.
f~Nut and lump coal just re-
ceived in large quantities, by ]. NJ
Neal, the grain and coal dealer.
The days are getting longer fast
beneath the suns great lever. But
man, poor hard-up man, alasi ID
just as short as ever.
Recently in Bruneau valley new
babies arrived under the roofs Of
Big Henry Robertson, +. NJ Dufiield
Ben Robertson and Robt. Adams.
Discussion Of the tariff bill in the
Senate is slowly dragging along
and the delay Of its passage 10 de-
triment to the business interests Of
the country.
Yesterday Geo. L. Crandal re
ceived telegram from La Grande
Oregon, conveying the sad intelli
gence that Mrs. ID. p. Keefer, mothe
Of Mrs. Crandal, was lying at tn
point Of death. A dispatch was re
ceived this morning announcing tn
death of Mrs. Keefer. and that sh
would be buried tomorrow.
\ The BULLETIN man IS indebted
James Carroll, who is now in Alas
ka. for large photographs OF Alask
scenery. They all show that 1t
|, a thickly timbered and snow
, country, and upon which we wi
comment more fully later on. NJ
!. Carroll writes that there is a b
. rush of men to that country Ia
i spring, and predicts that the Yukt
. section will be overrun and muc
suffering endured by prospector
;. Provisions are very high on 4
: Yokon river, and the only way
4 navigating the stream for four
: five hundred miles is by "polinl
= small boats. He also says that
is daylight all the time up there
70 the summer and darkness all whit
g. Mr.. Carroll and JEFF Bogard are e
r ployed at the NOVEL; mine, 30 mi
ie from Juneau. They wish TO
r kindly remembered TO all Elm'
friends.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-14

PIP AXE entered Into q verbal contract with the
Board % put In permanent dam and open snticient
conduit 70 carry al the overflow Of water which Inns
been and 10 ncw damaging the streets Of Mountain
Home and Of private property.
The Board thereapcn adjourned until Tuesday,
April 10, al 10 a. IA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-14
SATURDAY, April IA, 1894.


Blanks for sale ht this Office
Charlie Flynn 10 down from Pine
Grove.
III. Swanholm went to Boise yes
terday.
Arthur Pence Of Hot Spring Bru-
neau valley, was in this place Tues
day.
H. Madsen Of Bennett creek went
to Weiser Tuesday on a visit to his
family.
y-John Mitchell is building a fine
residence near his mercantile house
at Bruneau.
Mrs. c. III. Rinehart will next
week 60 to Three creek on visit
with old time friends--Mr. and
Mrs. T. Stanfield.
x Sheriff Gray yesterday bought of
Heifrich fine passenger wagon and
to-day will run ii as far as Dixie on
his stage route.
Joe Forman has gone TO Neal
mining district on trip of obser-
walton and probably with a view Of
locating in that section.
Helfrich a Miller have erected
an addition to their warehouse OPP
posite their store, TO enable them
TO store the large amount OF spring
and summer goods now on the way
from the east.
x Acting Grand Chancellor H. L.
Swift of the Grand Lodge, knights
Of Pythias, visited Mountain Home
lodge last evening, and after ad-
journment the members repaired tc
Mrs. Hagar's dining parlors and
enjoyed q splendid banquet.
In a private letter from our friene
Sam III. Lawrence, at Grand View
Z he says: Everything is lookinf
well down in this country, ant
another big placer mine sale is SUR
10 be made. The Irwin machine II
set up and about ready TO operate
and / think it will be success
Will keep you posted on its result.
If your home paper happens I
tread on your toes little IN pei
forming its mission, don't get you
back up and abuee the editor, bu
stop and take a long breath, an
think a moment and see if YOU ca
not remember some Of the favor
and kindnesses that same paper ha
shown you In the past. Then r.
fleet that it may not be long befo'
You may want favor again.
Assessor C. p. Oliver and wife =
turned from their visit to Canad
last Tuesday aid were cordial
welcomed back by all. Just befo
their departure, j. P. Clevelsr
who formerly resided here, arrive
In Canada from Alaska, on a vit
TO his children. Mr., Cleveland W
probably go from Canada TO Col
RADIO. He reported that JEFF Boga
and Jim Carroll formerly OF Mou
tain Home. were steadily employ
ut the NOVEL; mine. So miles fro
Juneau. but that they were dIsgu'
ed with Alaska climate and long
10 again get sniff OF the air OF :
Snake river sage brush plaii
Messrs. Carroll and Bogard are
sured that they will be welcom
when they do return TO lovely ldal
There are several things BAG
needed In Mountain Home, amo
which are system Of general &C
erase, more even and substant
sidewalks, better and cleaner ssres
less filth and disease.breeding MAJ
ness in many OF the back yards,
cant lots and alleys, q county COT
house, a first-class hotel and m
tenement houses. These are
arits all the things needed to J
der Mountain Home second Z
den Of Eden, but if we had e
these there would be but few N
desirable spots on earth for PEI
I 10 live in. With very little a
tional enterprise and united &C
our citizens can accomplish u
improvements without bankrup
themselves or exhausting all I
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-14
Dissolution Of corartnssship.

me ccpartnershp heretofore existing besssen the
in ths butchesiag and meat MARKET nus
Ins-s under the firm name 81 hufehsns hannsess'
- thts das dissolved by mutual consent " y.
,l,ehins retires from the ar and until further no
ser the business viii b conducted By Aug hnnneeke
~ W. 80 O. n HUTcHlES.
ArGusr KUHSEckE
n,.rt.,n Home Idaho Marrh -. 1884.