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ASSAULTED HIS BROTHER.
Henry Hecht Under Arrest, and His
Nrothcr In the Hospital.

Henry II.Cht was held In the Even
Street Court, Williamsburg, to-day, on
L charge Of a-snulting his brother,
John. who - now IN Il hospital
The two men conduct an oyster saloon
NJ su9 Flushing avenue. The place ia
owned hy their mo Their. and the brothers
herit It.
Yesterday afternoon Henry carried a
box Of empty hccr bottles out on ne
s.r""a.k, and then threw them. one ut
time. at John who was inside John
was struck FiT times. nnd received sew
era, severe FCAlp wauuts. After Horny
haN exhausted his ammunition, an CtrCor
stepped W nui arrested him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
DAYS MORE.
IN WHICH YOU MAY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
Two MONTHS FREE TREATMENT.
Absolutely the Last Days Dr. Copsans Offer Of Two Months
Free---RsasOns Why II will Not Be Ex-
endsd After July /

Months Medicine and Treat
mont Froe-that is, without pay
OF any kind.
On July ! they will have full
filled their promise to the public,
they will have completed this
object lesson in free tre atment,
and under no circumstances will
1t be continued.
BY this time all are thor
oughly familiar with the reasons
for putting it into effect, and
with its unprecedented advan-
tages.
For tho reason, however, that
in the instance of previous Of
fers, extensions of time have
been made, it is necessary that
the statement should be made
now quito as prominently as the
plan itself is given, that this Of
fer of Two Months Free will
not be continued after July l.
So that ali who wish to avail
themselves of it's advantages
may know that they can do
so during the remaining days of
June, but only during that
period.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
CORRESPONDENT CONFESSEs.
MoiIte YounHblood snys She Lived
with Joseph Kemp.

Judge Osborne, In the City Court,
Brooklyn, to-day heard testimony In II
suit for absolute divorce brought by
Jennie Kemp against her husband. Jo-
seph Kemp, In which Mollie NounRb.ood
was name as correspondent.
The Kemps were married June 49, 1889,
and have one child. II was testified that
Kemp tired n his wife and went to live
with Mollie at "a Ellery street, Williams
bury.
Mollie was placed on the witness-stand
To-Day and admitted that she had shared
apartments with the defendant for
about week, and at the end Of that
time he departed.
Judge osborne refused 10 grant a
decree on the testimony given to-day
and adjourned the hearing 10 allow the
plaintiff t. secure more evidence.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
VISITORS AT STATE CAMP.
Hospital station Corps TO Bc Er-
nmtned by the Board.

STATE CAMP. pEEKSKILL. N. Y.
June 27-The Hospital Examining
Board, including Major Gregg, Post
Surgeon: Col. Henry, Assistant Sur
geon; Lieuts. Moore, Burr and Warner.
of the Third, Fourth and Fifth Pro-
visionnl Rattalions respectively, mr.
rived at the camp to-day to examine
the hospital corps station here.
Lieut.. John =. Wiser, Of the Second
United States Artillery. at West Point,
also visited the camp. The morning
drills and guard mount were fairly well
executed. Capt. Hunter Is the officer of
the day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
BLACKSMITH KNOCKED OUT.
Capt. GorniaD Asked to Report in
Regard to PriEe-FiKht.

Supt Campbell, OF Brooklyn, to-day or
derel Capt, German. OF the Liberty ave
nus police station, to investigate and re-
port In regard to n prize-fght which Is nj
legged to have taken place last niHht In
the rooms OF the Brighton Athletic club,
on New Jersey avenue, near Atlantic
avenue, East New York
A pustlist named Burns and blac
smith are said to have fought eight
rounds with bare knuchle.. The hla 81
smith was knocked out.
Capt German was bothered somewhat
n short time ago by being callel upon 70
explain why a priz-hght was permitted
IN his bail iwick. Corporation Counsel
Mcdonald has held that boxing EXHIBIT.
tons with gloves OF Proper size, held
under the auspices OF regularly incor.
poratei amateur athletic clubs, are legal
but the fight Of last night in the rooms
OF the brighton Club is said to have no,
only been without gloves but TO have
been a particularly brutal affair.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
KILLED BY A FLOWER-POT.
1t Fell from Window on Little
Willis Rnum's Head.

The Coroner was summoned this morn
Ing to view the body of William Baum,
one and half years old, Of 207 East
one Hundred and Fourth street The
child was playing with several other
children in the back yard OF the tene-
ment yesterday afternoon, when a fiow-
cr-pot, shaken 10y the wind fell from the
window sill of the third nJor and struck
the child n the head.
The third floor Is occupied by Mrs.
Junkers. The child died this morning
No arrests have been made.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
EDISON IS MUCH BETTER.
The Inventor Shay lie Out Again In
~ Few DAYS.

ORANGE y. J.. June c7.-Thomas A.
Edison, who has been III at hts home IN
Llewellyr Park since Saturday last,
passed a restful night and slept well.
when Nr. Fcw.nith, OF Newark.
called on Mr.. Edison this morning he
found his patient somewhat improved.
The physician said that II Mr.. Edison
more hc win be able to attend 10 bust
mass "a usual
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PONY IN A POLICE COURT.
Put in Evidence to Show tho AMI.
NAL Had nsen IIl-Treated,

COMFY ISLAND. l.. l., June ~
Richard Hoffman. who owns the mus
tanss and ponies hired out for riding
on the beach, was arraigned before
Judge Finnerty this morning at the in
stance OF Walter Seaman. a detective
IN the employ OF the Society for the
Prevention, of Cruelty to Animals. De-
tcctive Seaman said that yesterday
afternoon he saw a man ride one OF
the ponies during which he whipped it
numerically with n hlack-snake whip
When the pony returned 10 the stand
tho detective saw five gashes In it's
aide from which the blood was flowing
one OF the attendants covered the cuts
with sand 80 as to hide the blood.
Hoffman wanted the man to ride tho
pony again, but the man refused and
made on Detective Seaman then ar
rested Hoffman, and he WIS lodged I'm
jail over night. Justice Finnerty re-
served his decision until Hoffman pro-
duces his witnesses. Both the pony and
the whip were exhibited to the Court.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
Paris Was n Napoleon, Too.

FRANkFORr Ind. June 21-In the Paris
Bank endorsement case yesterday, Paris test.
ned 10 his business experience rom tho time he
loft the farm at the age OF nineteen 10 work
In Z,mr, pSieg,nss Bank. at Oxford, at Il
salary Of tS month. until his connection
with the United statos Loan ani Trust Com
pany, at salary Of 1880 a month and cx.
pcn.ss In 1891 he formed a partnership With
Nave. and the Arm operated four banks When
tho Chicago Columbia failed, It caught them
for t2s 900. AMI caused the closing OF their
banks
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AGAINST HIS REELECTION.
Members of the Board of Educn-
ton Fighting President BOuck.

There is bitter fight going on among
the members of the Brooklyn Board of
Education over the election OF a Presi-
dent, which promises some exciting de-
velopments from now until the meeting
for the annual election OF officers. to be
held next week.
The only candidates In the field so
FAY are James 3. Bouck, the present
INCUMBENT. and J. Edward Swanstrom.
. " was generally given out this morn
that Mr.. Bouck's defeat was a GER
WITTY. 1t is stated that twenty-five OF
- members Of the Board held
oIecret caucus Monday night and each
pledged himself TO vote for Swan
-. II the story OF tho secret caucus
- ~le Mr.. Bouck may only receive n
OF votes.
- It 10 said that the members of the
Hoard are very much dissatisfied with
MT. Bouck's administration because he
Street,
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Casualties Cost Four Lives.

NEWlSGToN, Coma. June 2T-Marie AMI
Annie hun-ell we're t'ruck by train here las,
evening and Instantly KILLED.
SWANS ISLAND. Me, June 2T,-Dy an es.
plosIon in the granlte quarry here yesterday
one man was instantly killed. supt TAYLOR HI,
one eye Put out and his head badly injured
DULUTH, June :7.-John Flor, Of BufSlo
mate Of the steamer Spokane, was instaI
KILLED last night lie was struck by a
bucket and knocked into the hole.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
$4,000 FIRE IN HOBOKEN.
Fierce Blaze in seebOId Bros Ink
Factory This Morning,

Fire was discovered In seebold Bros
ink factory. Hohoken. at $40 this
morning The factory. which is located
at Eighth and Grand streets. was burn
Ing ilercely when the firemen arrived
After about an hours work, the flames
were extinguished. The loss Is about
5000, on which there Is some insurance
The cause OF the fire is not known.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
MAIL BY TROLLEY CARS.
Pr eident Norton Hopes the system
May Prevent Strikes.

May Prevent Strikes.
President Norton. of the Atlantic Ave-
nue. Railroad Company of Brooklyn, is
to-day completing arrangements for
making his road a part OF the great
mail delivery system of the Post-O Office
Department OF that city. The painters
are at work making signs to denote
which cars are in the actual service of
Uncle Sam.
It is proposed on the start to despatch
the mails between the General Post
Office and intermediate points and
Coney Island over the Fifth avenue line.
The bags viii at first be carried on com
mon cars, but later regular mail trolley
cars will be used.
Besides the saving OF time, IL is
also claimed that the Atlantic Avenue
Railroad people hope 10 prevent strikes
on their lines on the plea that they are
carriers of United States mail Other
railroads are looking for a slice of the
mail carrying business.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
MAY BE A CHILD MURDER.
Infants Body Found in sewer,
and Police Investigating.

NEWARK, n. j., June 27.-Ths body
Of male child, apparently about one
year old, was found last night in n
sewer at the corner of Bloomreld and
Second avenues. The police are making
an investigation, as IL is probably
case OF child murder
The body had evidently been In the
sewer long time, as 1t was badly de-
COmposed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

william May, conductor on the Newark troll
ley line. late last night found a man lying on
tho road near the Glendale woods The man.
head crushed and he subsequently, died liz,
VAS John Murray, driver nr raspnsttln's brew
cry IN Newark II {, supposed that he was in.
iured BY falling from hts wagon
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
BURGLARS USE CHLOROFORM
Mrs. Haynes Still Suffering from
Effects of the Drug.

OYSTER BAY. L. l., June TIT be-
came known to-day that the residence
Of Nathaniel Haynes was entered by
burglars last night and only $50 was
taken, although there was Jewelry In
another room. The burglars entered
through Il kitchen window and chloro-
formed the inmates OF the house.
Mrs. Haynes is still suffering from the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

Long BRANCH. y, J.. June washhurn' .
Circus. which wss TO rhov here to-day. was
refused license on account Of tho reported
snsil,poN amonS the performers General Mar
srsr slNNr.H h., rhan,r' h. course, AMI Tho
cirrus went 10 rom's River this morning
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

ELIZABETH, n. J.. June 27.-The County
Phy stefan to-day investigated the death OF
James BOYD, aged seventeen. OF Atlanta Ga.
who was found unconscious near he Central
Railroad track, between Plsinned and Neither
taken TO the Elizabeth Hospital There Was
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
Col. Martins X"v Position.

lir Associated Prose-
DIS MONIES, 'g7e 27.-Priyate despa,cho. re-
or'vai here state mt col l. " Martin hns
been apT0'utrt E'.srA. msn,se- Of the low.
Central R'NNr' - 'lr-,ti NN'Dr Mcneil
n,fiih recently rr-i.r.t als position a. zen
rrsl a,nat.' - no Lee MONIES Northern aai
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
Voice of
The People

The testimony of the whole people. with
out rasard TO any condition a. life. given
Lot only voluntarily, but gladly and CRATE
fully, III view OF the great relic. and actual
cures accomplished ty It's use. prove over
and over again. Ia this city sut In every
oity and hamlet IN this broad land. the
positive and peculiar virtues OF
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Hoods
.Sarsaparilla

81 vas taken III VIII rheumatism and
could not ugrz one lay ! reai about
HOois s,rsaTsTi!la, and decided 10 Try H.
Utsi four bottle, with Hood yeretable
Pile, iE4 nov I Ar. veil nd strong Az.
mon AFOrI., A.? IVES, 9Th ST.. New
iork. !,
'IhsYs su7"''i MI salt rhcuru about ten
yr.-., sIi have tr's. dire'rn: physicians
"a H,rT rsrH''s'. Au' EptN'nT Le'gei
10 Irs,i ,ugUt gccI's sGr,,p.riIl. sad
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

Mr.. Jacob Michaals, agent of the New
York Life Insurance Company. 1886 Mad.
ison avenue. city, says: For a number
Of years Ind bronchial catarrh. which !
feared would result in consumption, I
was treated by leading specialists. but
Copeland and Gardner. Under their
treatment improved from the start. and
to-day attn ENTIRELY CURED OF my
troubls."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

About ak months ago my little son, aged three,
was very mura II ub!ed with hr-aklus out ON
his scalp and behind his ear The PAGES aEoc'td
were about as largr silver dollar, the tIcsh
seemed raw ard covered with little bli.tOr< The
child suffered considerably. and was naturally very
fretful. tried several remedies without obtain
Ing any beneficial results; In fact, the crIption-
seemed I" te spreading and new places breaking
out concluded to try tho C1'rICUKA RENE
pITs, and Sought = box ot CUTICuRA, cake of
t;'rTvrRA Sptr aud hotU- Of CyrICvRA RI
sni"hNr. lwGsLoh the srcc',.l parts with the
CCTICrnA Sotr, tIL1us csre not To irrt,,e the
hssh, aul nIpi!>l 'UTiCrHI. Noticed a cha - 90
for the aH'fer IN mo .Pp"Srn' oi the eruption,
IL twenty four huJr7. cont'nu.d the treatment
morning mn night Sud In two weeks the crup-
lions entirely d'srD-nr.i, leaving r,e skin
smooth AMI ne sr"ir c!CNn; IN fact. a rcrfcc;
cure, - AVE rot seen my Indication, OF any
eruption OF r''klIF CO.. 'iurn ERVe he child
only sIeN on''' - 'h. Irr-.rH, RT""Ivrsr. /
al'e ana ''r-c' 90 <-ru n.Iy,l SAMMY can.tartIy
or hand. b D.. eve tT Tl,r-A uuulN h, gt~a'i n
Toy .p?lllEr o. insect llues, vlicn 80 v.-r An
hnNhs III thN country. .. \. AIM ROM,
SH'il stand, y. e.
Crrf'rH> HTN -pI~~ cIeansn tic .r.;.gn nv
external and Internal mcUlGatIsr OF every erts
ton inpnrity aud disease and crn.,,itc II.
mos erecilve treatment ~ modem times.
sold throughout the Nort. Price CuTICvaN.
2F snAP 2bc. REsoLVrST. FL Porter
~ I'M" ASp IHtM CORP, Solo Propretors, Hos
- HON 70 Cure Skin Diseases mailed free
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
Turned whiic Cleaning n.d,.

Lena Reufh. 'Senty-niue years I'D, ~ sn
West. sixty seventh street. was cleaning bc.-
Yith bonrIns At her hons this morning ~hea an
~ lamp srpoioi, tctting are 70 her clothlns
She yes taken. badly burned. to the Roosevelt,
HuspltaL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
Summer Resorts.

CATsKILL MouNTAINS-Ford's Cottage; With
running trout stream on rear OF grounds linz
tie. to 10 borders; quiet and Lomcike; 8 min
utes 10 post and telegraph onices H. II. FORD.
West Kill Greene County, N. Y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
Drink, Pretty Creature, Drink

Hut, while enjoying the delights OF tho f,
nous RIVERSIDE BY all odds the LARGEST
and hno't Soda Fountain in the world dom
forget that, In these hard tines you may save
~ cents on every dollar Sou spend by buying MI
your DRUGS. Medicines Doctors Prescription.
Face Powders Psriumeries, Rubber aood, Ei,s-
tic Stockings, Surgical Appliances rrusscs
Clutches, sosra spons.,. Sc, ,sal;s Towels. MllE
s,erilirsrs, Folding Bsth-ruhs. Hot Water BOT
ties, and every possible adjunct and convenience
for the sick room, bath. toilet or nursery, at
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The Cope|and Medical Institute,

Is Vast oath ST., New York.
y. u; G"EsipnSl II. ID" f S%n;;"i.ins
OFFICE HOURS Daily, o A. NJ. to0P NJ.
Sundays, u A. NJ. to D r. NJ.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

The South Mountain Lumber Compa-
ny ia now prepared to All all orders for
rough and dimension lumber, ID Della
mar q Silver City, o. any owyhee, min
ing camp. Address all orders 10 South
Mountain Lumber Company, DrLamsr,
q apply to VIM. Henderson, who viii
have charge Of The lumber yard in De-
Lamar.
DeLsmar, May IL. 1894.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01
Receivers Sale of Mining Property.

,a Motice Is hereby given. that by virtue OF a
toiore existing between Isaac PbiIlip, and
s en +. sullivan, and order Of sale Of their
~, property consisting OF the aphijins1
larson mining district, Owvhee cnuntv
s snnann' at stipulated minimum price 81
S Sa,a payable as follows: one Third cast, at
and one third in one year Sealed bids ~, /,
Buy Buy properly VIII he received by me al
ba Gity idaho until the goth day OF Octo-
Geo., a. a9ss, Condl ions Of said sale may be
signed. FPi'"s w 'Ao uhoer-
BOISE. IDAHO, B. 8. HOWE.
sept isth. 1894 Receiver.
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81 the Democratic party cannot Be-
| 1snaken, 90, not BY an cart hqnake. And
tsfeshern, We hare another thing III
our favor and that II, the Republican
party have not done their duty aimee
they bave heen n power and tho peo-
Pie want change. And would fnrth-
81 conpssl yon 10 put free silverp
plank 70 orr platform 10 catch The votes
o those crying for silver, aud when We
nave gained power, hehold We can do
- We always have ione-do as ~
please regardless Of the wtahes 81 he
people. And would further connsel
you, Brethren. TO send proclamation
to the land Of Kapaas, the land. of Colo.
RADIO, The land Of Idaho, the land 81
Nevada and the land Of Dakota, in
structang our brethprn in those lambs to
vote for james B. Weaver, the Popnlist
candidate. Now, my reasons for this.
Dearly Beloved, 10, that the Democrat
party have no earthly show OF CARRYING
these lands but If there is q fusion made
with the Populists they may peradven-
ture, carry these lands. and 90, Bresh-
ern, II they will not be for Us neither
will they be against us but will take.
hat many votes away from Benjamin
Harrison. the Republican candidate.
And i vii also show the people that
xe are as GOOD free slver' men as / he
Popnlists are, for, behold, are We not
dining with them 10 the contest.,'
To be continued
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Money to Loan.

Mortgage Loans wanted and. nego-
'iated with Eastern parties on improved
farms in owyhee Comfy, Idaho. Only
frst-class loans wanted. We negotiate
Z per cent loans, for years. straight,
and charge commission of per cent.
Mortgages renewed that may be due
other companies. MERvrN SwoRrs..
BAKER CRY, Oregon.
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Hare Is an Offer for You

The NUG0RT and the COSMOPOLITAN
Mac AzlNE will be sent to sntscri bers Tor
- per year, payable in advance. All
persons paving up arrears On their sub
scriptions for the NUoorr and ons year
u advance can thus, for one dollar, OBJ
tsin one IF the foremost, high class
monthlfea published In thr world. The
COSMOPOLITAN 10 IN the same class With
AARPER'sapd The CENTURY, repiets with
choice literature and fine Illustrations.
See sample copies at this Office
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01
Executors Notice.
& tate of napoleon conlancin. peee,,,

E tate of napoleon contapcin. Dece..ed
NoTICE 10 hereby given. that letters tests-
ILL., III, deceased, were granted to the under
s stta 6 on the Slst day of January. 1884 by
a " a. + Iooate Court Of owyhee County State
I'LL. ~ persons having claims agai st said
estate estate are requL ed 10 exhibit hem to me for
&C. a ga Connly. Idaho, within ten months a. e.
ever barred email oe ior-
This 7th, day OF April, 1894
Executor ofthe late Will and Te.,snsnt IF
Napoleon Contnnoin, deceased
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01
Alias Summons.

In The Justices Court. of De Lamar Precin of
county OF OWyhee, State of Idaho, before
John Lam b, Justice of the Peace.
The DeLamar Commercial. Co.
aCorporation doing business In
Owyhee County, State OF Idaho,
Plaintiff
Eugene I,apsge, Defendant
The slate Of Idaho sends greeting to the
above named defendant. '''
You are hereby sum moned to appear no.
iore me at my office In DeIamar Precinct
IN the County of Owyhee within ten days'
exclusive of The day of service1 If served
witnin this county; or, II served out Of this
county but, within this Judicial District.
Witnln twenty days; otherwise within forty
tiff. - sA'u piain-
SAID action is brought to recover from Won
inc sum offOne Hundred, Fifty Five Dollars
and riIteen Gents, claimed to be due said
PialnliH Tor wares and merchandise furnish
80 you at your request during The year 1894
Or plaintiffwi take Judgment against Won
or SAID amount of $i55.l5 together with the
'oses OF this suit, Ii you fail to appear and |
answer Ffs @
Given under my hand this cd day of oc-
1919 Ao01 JOHN LAMB,
Justice Of the Peace In said Precinct.
sirst pub Oct q last Dec l.
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Notice for Publication.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, BOISE Cry, IDAHO. 5
natr

U.s LAND OFFICE, BOISE Cry, IDAHO
October 18th, 1894.
=; Notice is hereby given thai Philip Clege OF
aaieasant valley, Owyhee Co., Idaho, has
desert land clainl No. 9lS, for the N w offhe
SW 4, Sec 10 TIP SIS r 5 W B. r. M. Idaho, be-
lore the CLERK of the Probate Court ut Silver
Gem Der. 1885,
he names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land: "
Adram, Denny. seamans Glass, Dennis
priscoil and Arthur O,Keef all of Pleasant
Valley, owyhee Co., Idaho.
CHARLES HfMRoD,
Register
First pub Oct q last Dec /.
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Jordan Valley Visitors, Attention.

Persons, visiting Jordan Valley can
get good M ais for 25 cents; hoard aud
lodging for SIS per month";; horses fea
nay for 20 cents, hay and grain for
ooscenfs, BY calling on us, on the Bax-
ter estate, across the street from the
post office. WEIR Bros
Jordan Valley, Or, Oct. 9Th, 1894.
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The Rocky Mountain News is. one of
the abiest opponents of the interests of
the great industries of the Mountain
States and equally great as purveyer
of news. Subscribe for the Rocky
Mountain news, Denver, Col
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Lost, SIS Reward.

One sorrel horse branded anchor, one
half circle Il on left shoulder. vented
same on lrfr hip. The above reward
VIII be paid for finding said horse and
returning to me at DeLamar.
JOHN BLACKWELL,
Nv DeLamar, Oct. 20, 1894.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

On to tho Commercial Co.'s, store for
anything you need. The most com.
plete- stock ever shown in Owyhee.
Everything cheap as it can be found in
Idaho, for cash. =
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

When the weather grows cold and
tho bed clothes are thin, 90 to Isay's
and get pair of blankets, mattresses
and pillows.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

First quality of -four $2.25 per hun
'dred pounds at the DeLamar CONNER.
cial Co.'S. store for cash.