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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

The store 10 fairly bubbllng ov
18th them and ut prices that '
ave been receiving praises I
i the week.
HeIe are a few samples:
SILK Plush Top Pin Cushions.
enclosed in White Metal Shoes
and Caters, all colors, choice
o..
FflaSreed Trap Pin Cushions,
in all cOlors, choice l0c.
Engraved SIX Lined Boxes.
made Of White Metal. with Id VI
Aluminium, handsomely engraved
Treasures, price BE
Square and Round Jewel
Boxes, I'm two styles, silk lined,
with open fiiagreed work on hd,
pr.ce 2Jc.
Beautiful designs IN Hair Pin
Trays. in various styles, price
*.
Large size Dresser Trays. made
Of Aluminium. beautifully en-
graved IN centre. edged with il-
agree work, price iJc.
handsome SILK Lined Boxes
for Dresser. IN bright Aluminium
finish, very pretty and stylish,
tJc.
Glass Ink stand on Metal Tray,
4x6, open work on edge, price
2gc.
Aluminium Baskets. solid en-
graved top. with perforated Sides,
nned on bottom with silk, very
nobby. $50
Sterling Silver Plated Necktie
ana Glove Boxes, beautifully Ell
graVed Scarf on lii, H.SS.
Handkerchief Boxes or same
material. lined with silk I'm va
rious cOlors, price Sl.&.
Bevelled Edge Top. fiiagreed,
six Lined Jewel Case OF Aluml-
mum, Sl.25.
Filagreed white Metal Match
Receiver. TWO apartments, pr.ce
Csc.
Glass Perfume Bottles, with
Filagreed White Metal Covering,
fancy stopper tied with ribbon
at neck. price IS.
other styles on same order.
A. G. and Zoe.
Long Necked. Large Bottom
PERFUME Bottles. In colors, COW
cred with Filagrced Aluminum.
IN pretty. unique designs. 9Sc.
Cclmlold Handkerchief and
Glove Boxes, hand painted. lined
with satin, pertumet, prices
range Is, 9Sc. and Sl.s.
Mirrors for Dressers in Metal
Frames. all sizes. plain ana pew
ciled edge. the prices range from
25c. up 10 $3.50. NJ,
Complete variety or Toilet
cases IN Metal cuttings. such as
Comb. Brush and Mirror.
smokers Sets IN Ebony Cases,
complete Sl.3S.
oak Cigar Boxes. lined with
zinc. with apartment for sponge
price Sl.3S
Upright Smoker Tables OF
Walnut. in various styles, price
SIS, SID and $3.50.
A large variety Of Photo
Frames i'm Metal The prices
range from BE. 10 SO.
Enamelled Pyraline Gun and
Collar Boxes. entirely new and
unique: also. Handkerchief ran
ana Nccktie Boxes of same ma
terial. beautiful inlaid cover -
and $3.50.
Leather Collar and cum Boxes,
useful and durable, i1c.
Ieathcrefte Case. containing
Brush, JQc. other styles at 9Sc.
ard $40.
Papeterle In Fancy Plush, Gel
luloid and Satin Boxes.
Miniature oil Paintings,
framed with Gilt Frames, price
$l.5y.
Shaving Sets i'm Plush and oak
Cases. $50. S3.7j and s..
Dresser Clocks IN pretty cas-
ings OF Plush. Celluloid and
Onyx.
Fancy Pyraline Work Baskets
and Card Receivers, also, Fancy
Baskets of same material
Hand Painted Fancy China
Plates for Card Receivers or
Nut Dishes and Fruit Dishes.
Wall Pockets. Corner Brack-
cts. Banquet Lamps and Shades,
Fancy Bis1ue Figures and many
other novelties IN Jewelry. Fans.
g.. that will make useful AZ
well as ornamental Christmas
Presents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
II, r. and =. X. X.
Holiday YxcURsI0N RATS,

Round-trip tickets between all sta
lions and 10 Alexandria and Washington
at reduced rates. On sale December ID
10 9th. inclusive. and December 18th 10
January LIST. inclusive. final limit January
z 1855. c. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
Direct importation.

A. +. JAHNKV. JEwrLrr. 912 MAIN STREET.
have just received from Geneva a
few fine Patek-Phiiippe Company's
Watches, and also nice line OF German
Clocks suitable for presentA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
Diamonds.

An elegant assortment,
u. BUCHANAN,
III east Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
DOLLS {!

Your Special Attention IS Gale
to the large variety Of DOLLS
We are showing. from the small
est Jo.nted Dressed Doll, with
Natural Hair. at l0c., 10 the
large Natural Size Dolls at $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
We Give You n Lat of Oar Useful Presents
for Men

Ease Coats, Smoking Jackets. Bath
pobes- Bath Slippers, Fur Collars, Fur
cloves Perrin's KID Gloves are the best
81: others at 81 and $50. Fowens Eng
ism Driving Gloves, dog-skin lined, as
obomt one hundred Umbrellas, 2sx8 inches
soIid silver trimmed. small rolled, steel
rod. They were bought under the price
and will be sold low.
Elegant Walking Canes, plain and silver
trimmed
Leather Collar and Cuffs Portfolios. new
and lust the thing for a travelling man.
CONSTABLE BROS,
AIS east Broad street
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F,rm,i,le md Powhatsa Railroad.

Holiday excursion trains leave Rich
mond Uyrd-street station at 80 7. NJ.
on December I'D and 2ith. Arrive at
Farmville al 7.3S =. NJ. Leave Farm
Vile at 600 A. NJ December I'd, 18th ana
Goth. and arrive at Richmond ll:o5 a. NJ.
Special reduced rates for these trains
and all regular trains. For further IN
formation apply at office, 103 east Main
steet phone 2l2.
r. r. WILSON
General Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
ra.hInn.hle Holiday Good..

Everything that is New and Stylish in
Jewelry, ,,.(,,,.,...
III east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

Dear Dr. Ryiand: In Eesponse TO
vour inquiry Of this date, | take pleasure
in saying that your account OF the pro
ceedings of the trustees in electing a
president as published in The Times:
accord exactly with my recollection or
what occurred.
yours truly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

Thursday Is the time set for the re-
assembly OF the Supreme Court OF Ap-
peals Quite a large docket Will occupy
the attention Of the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway Will
and Norfolk at $3.50 and Richmond and
Lynchburg at s.. also. TO all stations
reached by its line. Tickets on sale De
cember 22d to 18th. inclusive. and Decem-
Der 18th 10 January LIST, Inclusive, Win
return limit of January 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

See our Magnificent Display OF Gold
Rings, Earrings, Lace Pins, etc,
ID. BUCHANAN.
III east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
OFFICE OF
L-EE ST RAUS
WHOLESALE
Boots, Shoes
RUBBERS-

RICHMOND. VA, Dec. 10. 1894
To the Trade: take this method oil IN
forming my friends and patrons that VIII
engage in the Wholesale Boot, Shoe and
Rubber Business on January l. 1895. at
the old stand. No. 1915 east Main street.
where ! will be pleased 20 see tne trade
and trust by strict attention 70 business
TO merit continuance Of your valued
patronage. Very respectfully.
dsls LEE STRAUSS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

Call and see those that I am selling at
q X ISAAC GODDARD,
906 r.. Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

We will allow per cent. interest on
money deposited with us, either short
r FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

We will invest money for parties hav-
ing money 10 lend on real estate or on
good collaterals. e..,.
rHE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

Carvers in cases 7S5 east Main.
JOHN NJ. NOTHING.
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CLOAK AND CAPE
OFrER FOR THIS WEEK

OFFER FUR THIS " EEh'
our Cloak and Cape Stock APP
peals to you more strongly this
week than ever. Every close
buyer ard economical and prU-
dent woman who needs a Cloak
or Cape. or will need one before
the close OF the season. should
take advantage OF this unusual
Offering al this Tine OF The year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

Holiday round-trip tickets to Washing
ton at reduced rates, via r., +. and +
K. Il.
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Holiday and wedding Presents.

ID. BUCHANANS.
III east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

Parties having money to lena a, es" With
short or longtime real estate tens. nf g ia
goDd rates OF interest. by apPgIymPANY.
THE FINANCE TRADING @S"S>
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

Croquette machines, fasin seeders'
Phone IA. l.
JOHN NJ. NOTHING.
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Holiday Rates.

Christmas goods. Phone IA.
JOHN NJ. NOTHING.
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God ctacIaA.

SCISSORS in cases. razors. 755 east Main.
JOHN NJ. NOTHING.
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HOLIDAY WARES

The store is fairly bubbllng over
with them and at prices that we
have been receiving praises Tor
all the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

General Passenger Agent.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26
WHITES LEFT UNPROTECTED.
Arizona Protects Against Taking Troop
From San Carlos Reservation.

Arizona Protests Against Taking Troop,
From San Carlos Reservation.
Tucson, Ariz.. Sept. 2a-The action oil
the war department In ordering the re-
moval of troops from San Carlos reserva-
ton is not we'll received by the people Of
Arizona. Mass meetings for the past week
have been held ct Tombstone. Tucson and
other places for the purpose of pro-
testing against the action Of the govern
ment At all Of the meetings resolutions
were adopted and telegraphed to the secre-
tary of war protesting against the removal
of the San Carlos troops and pointing out
the results sure to follow the carrying ont of
the order.
There are about 3 500 Indians on the res
ervation, and Fort Apache and Fort Grant,
the nearest military posts. are more than
30 miles distant from San Carlos. Out.
breaks in Arizona have frequently been the
result of drunken quarrels among the In
dians themselves, and the presence Of the
troops ct San Carlos is considered abso-
lutely necessary to perform police duty in
breaking up Indian liquor camps in order
to remove the primary cause of the out.
breaks. These Indians have NO means Of
making living except by cutting hay and
wood with which to supply the troops and
raising barley and corn for the same pur.
pose. All that has kept the redskins on the
San Carlos reservation from going out on
removal Of the murderous Geronimo and
his followers and causing another reign OF
terror among the settlers has been the pres.
sncs Of the troops, and for this reason it is
that Arizonians view with apprehension
and alarm their proposed removal.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26
FRUIT MEN COMBINE.

Colfax Hustlers Have an Association,
and Will Ship Tons Of Fruit,
CoLFAx, Sept. 22.-The fruit grow.
ers OF Whitman county organized an
association In this city today for mu.
tual benefit in securing carload rates In
shipments of fall aud winter fruits.
Travelling Freight Agent r. Burns of
the O. r. 4 N. attended the meeting
and promised to assist the fruit men in
getting market for the product. 1t
was estimated that 100 carloads of fruit
will be ahipped from here this fall.
The association elected the following
officers; President. T. Walters; secre-
tary, He'll NJ. Beebe; treasurer, G.. Nj.
ktncatd. It was decided to begin
combination shipments Immediately.
The first carloads OF fruit will be
shipped Tuesday and next Saturday.
The fruit men are all enthusiastic.
The yield has been immense this year.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26

Bismarck Loud In His Praise OF HI
Young Sovereign. .-s.s

Bismarck Loud In HIS Praise OK HIS
Young soverelgn. f.-s-.
BERLIN, Sept 2a-Ons thousand five
hundred ladies and gentlemen called upon
Prince Bismarck at Varsein. The visitors
grouped themselves in front Of the princess
residence, and when the OK chancellor ap-
pearsd upon the vsranda he was snthus-
iastically cheered. The ex-chancsllor made
. long speech to the visitors in which he
dwell upon the Polish question, reviewing
history. legislation and other matters
pertaining to the subject. God keep the
emperor" the ex-chancelior concluded.
''and give him counsellors ready and able
to carry out his majesty's program. In
this hope desire to join my voice in the
cry OF Lone live the emperor God keep
him." The population responded with en-
thusiastic cheers and the band which &C.
companied the party played the national
anthem.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26
FEAR A FRESH ATTACK.
japanese Troops Headed for Seoul to
Stop Chinese.

Japsnese Troops Headed for Seoul to
Stop Chinese.
LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch to
the Times from Chemulpo, dated Sep
tember 18, says IL japanese transports,
conveyed by . dest Of warships, ar
rived bringing reinforoements Of 1000
soldiers and 1900 COOLIES with 1000
pack horses, several pontoon bridges
and batteries Of mountain guns. The
reinforcemsnts were buried forward to
Seoul, the capital Of Corea, where IL IL
said an attack by the Chinese 10 ex-
pected.
Not japanese ship Lost.
LONDON. Sept. 22-The japanese
legation received dispatch from HI
roschima, dated Friday. positively con.
flrming the reports that not q single
Japanese warship was destroyed in the
naval engagement. According to this
dispatch tho japanese lose was 10 OIL
Gers and So men killed, and about 100
wounded.
Chinsss Trausports safe.
SHANGHAI, Sept. "a dispatch
received this Saturday evening from
Tien Tsin reports that ell the Chinese
transports safely reached Port Arthur.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26
A WOMAN AFTER STEWART
Racy Letters Filed In the Divorce Case
Of the Glassoock's,

Of the Glassoook's.
| WASHINGTON, Sept. 22-Affidavit
and letters were filed to-day In the gu
! preme court Of the District of Colum
bia, In the divorcs case Of ]. Glasscoch
W. Glasscock on behalf Of Senate,
Stewart In support Of the suggestion ia
the court that the case ought to be
dismissed on the ground that it 1. not
brought Ia good faith. that the parties
are In collusioD, that the alleged of.
Tense is condonsd by their continued
cohabitation. and that the object is not
divorce. but extortion and blackmaiI.
The first papers give the senator's let.
ters to Cam pbell Darlington, attorney
for Mrs. Glasscock, wherein the sena.
tor gives the circumstances already
published Of Mra Glasscock's impor.
tuning him. The letter closes with
the solemn assurance that there h.a
been no improper relations with the
woman,
A letter from GIasscock to the sem
atof 10 also given. It declares that the
senator has destroyed his home and
happiness. II have had thousa nd
impulses," it continues, ITO shoot you
down on sight, that 10 the punishment
You deserve" Letters from Mrs
Glasscook to Senator Stewart were also
given. One letter says her husband
has begun divorce proceedings and
adds: I'VE have been caught up with"
She asks for assistance and threatens
to employ lawyer ifshe does not hear
rom him by the Tuesday following.
Detective Elder tells how he shad-
owed the Glasscocks and how the hus-
band remained on the outside while
the wife called on the senator with the
evident purpose Of coming on the
scene later. The affldavits Of q mum.
Der OF the Glasscocks' neighbors tell In
detail OF their living together after the
divorce proceedings had begun. The
papers are very voluminous, covering
50 sheets of typewritten matter. Much
Of the matter lie of such obscene char.
acter that 1t can not be repeated.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26

SILVER MN 1NDoRsl nm.

Senator Jones Of Nevada Gets Q Compll-
montaPy Letter
VIRGINIA, New, Sept. 22-The state
central committee Of the silver party,
through ito chairman, James III. Kink-
cad. has written mpllmentary
letter to Senator John p. Jones, com.
mending bis course In leaving the re.
publican party. The letter assures
Senator Jones that he need not feel
called upon TO resign the senatorship
on demand Of the republicans, and de-
clares that he owes his position to the
whole people of Nevada who, irrespsc-
tive Of party. wish him TO represent
them In the United States senate.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26

A Political Meeting Broken Up Wit
Serious Results.


MEMPRla Tenn, Sept. pa riot oc-
CURED at Gattlingburg, Tenu.. last night
between the parties Of John Z. Houk AMI
Henry Gibson. rival republican candidates
for congress. While Congressman Houk
was Addressing large audience in the Bap-
tist church soms of Gibson's supporters at
tempted 10 howl him down, ami great
excitement followed. During the confusion
Deputy Sheriff 6eaton entered the church,
pistol in hand with warning for one OF
the Gibson leaders. As he grabbed the
prisoner, some Of his followers jumped on
the deputy and fight ensued. The
deputy summoned aid and free fight com.
menced. When tho law conquered 1t was
found that Codill. leader Of the Gibson
men, had bis skull crushed from blows
from the butt end Of revolver. and Red
mond Naples, who had been summoned by
. deputy, also had his head crushed, Both
men are fatally injured. Several Others
were hurt, but not seriously.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26

"AJ pAUPVSAssVu az vouVS0 Wy 0uO90 VINO az
not agree with them. II Sthe silver mer
could have . fair fight with the people who
believe IL gold As the only money metal,
there would b no doubt as to our speedy
triumph; but when we are incumbered with
elements believing in government loans oil
money direct to the people. governmental
storehouses, governmental reapsrs. thresh-
err, plows and hoes, and governmental ii at
money. 1t makes our fight all the harder.
The advocates Of these ideas are not un.
common to the world. They have existed
In 1t ss long a. the worlds record has been
kept; the warmth of good times. 40 we'll 40
the chill Of hard times. develops them.
tney come from empty cupboarda and
from plethora of food. There are always
sporadic cases Of this wild financiering II
that term may be allowed, and then there
is an epidemic Of it. The great South Sea
and Mississippi bubble days when the
closet listed English became veritab!e luna
tics; the tulip craze in Holland when the
phlegmatic and shrewd Qatch gave thous-
ands Ut dollars for singls tulip bulb in
speculation; these crazes were only exag.
gerated forms Of the wild ideas which exist
nptured in the fiat money hot house. would
take just as terrible . form and be lust %
destructive to the best interests of the peo.
pie as IN the times mentioned.
Row the Fight Must Be Made.
The fight for bimetallism must be made
BY the United States. and In q wise man.
ner. 1t must not have wild. ideal men,
pre1udiced men, or men who have Interior
purpose leading or counselling in the fight.
There must be no iiat money intentions
concealed in the struggle: 1t must be made
openly and upon high grounds for silver as
q money metal. and as basis equal with
gold for the currency Of the world. At no
time must it be allowed to assume the
phase of local or selfish affair,
1t a. the result of this election, the peo-
pie Of Idaho should send populist to con-
gress in the place of Mr.. Sweet, and a popu.
list to the United States senate in the place
Of Mr.. Shoup. they certainly would gain
nothing 50 far as work and votes for silver
are cc2cernsd.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26
KANSAS FARMS SINKING.

Land In Three Counties Settles With
Alarming Rapidity.
WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 21.-Land ].
caving in toward the center of the
earth in the vicinity of the junction oil
Harvey, Cutler and Marion counties,
this state. Great excitement prevails
among the people and many are get.
ting away. These disasters are of a
most unacoountable origin, and the
state geologist has been summoned to
investigate disturbances of the earth's
formations. There was no shock felt
when the ground caved In bearing
any resemblance to an earthquake.
Near Whitewater, on the farm of
Thomas EssinHton, an area of 40 by 80
feet sank to depth of % feet. This
occurred yesterday, and about the
same moment an area Is feet square
sank at Plum Grove to depth Of IS
feet. This was on the farm of Sid
Jones, the sliding:in carrying thresh-
ing machine with It Water poured
into the latter hQle from underground
streams of water, until II 10 filled nearly
to the top, but the hole at Whitewater
Is still dry, though 1t IL supposed that
the cave-in earth is settling upon vast
body of water. The places are seven
or eight miles apart. At Annelly, 10
miles from Whitewater. there were
several cave-ins. ranging In depth from
six to 40 feet.
Theories are various, but none of
them 20 far are scientific. Not long
since man was digging q we'll In the
vicinity Of Plum Grove, and whom he
had reached depth Of 20 feet, the drill
sank into an apparent vacuum and
could not be recovered. The supposl-
ton 10 that there 10 q dried up under.
ground river beneath the land which
has caved in.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26

he was interested In this section ana
was thinking of moving here. BY TINS
means he was kept informed OF the IN
tense interest excited by his disap-
pearance.
Sheriff Pugh received definite inior'
nation last Friday of Gloystein's
whereabouts. An hour later he was on
the Union Pacific train. He arrived
home yesterday afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK
and was seen by a6POKEsMAN-REv1Ew
reporter last evening at his home on
the north side.
II have not had my clothes OIL" ne
said, 'since I left Spokane. having
been ntinuously on the 60. While i!
believed that Gloystein was murdered
1 never lost sight of the fact that there
remained an element Of doubt. II mas
been the purpose Of my Office to clear
up the mystery, whatever 1t might 0e'
and with this end in view we have
followed every clew which presented
itself, no matter in what direction 1t
might lead. am glad that suspicion
has been lifted from some of the people
in the Mica neighborhood. We could
have concealed the Whereabouts of
GIoystein If we had so desired, but
never contemplated such action for a
moment"
"Who WILDE entitled. MIR. Pugh, to
the $50 reward offered for the recovery
of Gloystein, dead or alive?"
"The sheriff's office makes no claim
upon this reward. It will probably be
given to the persons who gave Us the
clew that led to his discovery"
''Who are those persons?"
II am not at liberty now to disclose
their nameaU
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26
"0LD HUTCH" GOES 10 WORK.
Owns . Cigar store and Make % spe
cielty Of "TooferA"

cI6tty ot "1ooIeE6
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-B, p. Hutchin.
son, better known 40 "Oid Hutch, +"
the once famous board Of trade plunger,
has opened . 1.csnt cigar store opposite
the board of trade. where he once
made bis lost millions. A startling
red sign in the window offers "Good
cigars for l cent; better, two for 8 centa
Cigarettes, cents . package" Mr..
Hutchinson refused to be interviewed,
simply saying that he was selling Oh
gars, and that's all there 10 to It,"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26
DEM0CRATs OF DOUGLAS COUNTY.

Full Ticket Nominatod 1t the Water
Vile Convention.
CoULEE CRY. Sept. 2a-The democrats OF
Douglas county nominated the following
ticket at their convention held At Water
vile September q: Representative. Dan
Paul; sheriff. Seigsl Steiner; auditor. O. d.
Ernst; clerk of the court T. T. Richard-
son; treasurer. John Urquhart: assessor. J..
p. Schrock: superintendent of schools.
mrs. Andrews; commissioner Of the Sec
ond district, Thomas East.