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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-06
Ministers Should Use
DR.. Miles Heart Cure.

pUAHERE IS NO fh1rEo1AoIr "uoso
labors SO severely tax tho nervouss ys-
Il tenn. as that of the ministry. The de-
roncement of the nerve centers Of the brain
~ over work, frequently brings on attacks
~ heart trouble, and nervous prostration.
pev. ]. P. Kester. NJ. d, Pastor " b
c,urch. London Mills, Ills, himself a physi-
.c,on writes Feb. %. 1895: Heart affection
- nervous prostration had become 50
so.ious last fall that a little over work In
the pulpit would 50 completely PROSTATE me
n. M;fee, b q it seemed certain !
Dr. Miles must relinquish the work
ryo-% rrsrsn OF the ministry entirely.
IlGdit S"A~ Heart p~alpitation became
pnctnrec so bad that my auditors
So.o would ask me i'll did not
Healtn..s.s. have heart disease. Last
November l commenced taking Or. Miles,
Now Heart Cure alternately with Dr. Miles
Nerv,na and derived tho greatest possible
bereat. | have just closed revival VOTE q
Is wes,ra. preaching nearly every might and
49, on he sabbath. can speak for hours
'~,thout suffering as I formerly did. haro
wn~,,nr ministers should keep Dr.. Miles
rSnnd remedies on hand"
Dr. Miles Heart Cureis sold on g~uaransee
art hottie viii benefit or money retunaso-
W.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-06

John Davis prominent republican of
Maxwell City was In Ration Sunday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-06

Normal school dedication at Silver
City next Tuesday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-06

George Ives and family have moved
into their cosy new home in North
Ration.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-06

DANDERINE.
Thousands have been cured of bald
ness and other diseases of the scalp by
Danderine. 1t will cure you. Guar
au'eed. For sale by Schaefer's phar-
macy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-06

BALD HEADS, BALD HEADS, BALD
HEADS. HURRAH! DANDERlNE,
ma r
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-06

MONTEzUMA LODGE NO. 22s.
SExENNlAL LEAC uE-Regelar meeting
~ Second Tuesday evening OF zach month
at !. o.. o. ". hall.
N. b. RosnBERRY. sec'y.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-06

1. U. q. ".
II AS VEGAS LODGE No. 4, meets over
street. An visiting brethren are cordially
to attend.
s. o. ORwIcE. N. G.
". w. FLICK. sec'y.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-06

IA Of Fs
III DORADO LODGE No. /, meets st their
llOastie Hall In the Clement block, corner
San Miguel National Bank, every Thursday
evening, Waiting member OF the order are
r. O. .LARrMoRx, O. O.
l.. j. MARCUS, K. Oh II. q 9.
nEAGLE TEMPLE, No. 1. Rathbone Sis
~ ters OF New Mexico, meets nrst and
third Tue5day evening Of each month, at 8
o,clocI. 81 X. OF r. Hall, East Las Vegas. N.
NJ. Visiting sisters of the order always
welcome. MRS. q. M. Adams.
AA' M H. "II NJ of I. 40. M E. o.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-06

"A. q. u. w
hIAMONp LODGE no. 4, meets f1rst n
, third Tuesday evenings each month In
.Wyman Block, Douglas avenue. Visiting
are cordially invited.
j. THoREHILL, M. W.
no. w. NoXHs, Recorder
y p. HEREOF. Financier.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-09-12
A Mothers Love.

The other day my older boy said
to me: Papa. mamma treats me
as if l were boy. and 1ak2e
now" put my hand on his shoul-
der and said y YNqfitlle fool, you
will never b6 niofs than TO your
mother." An angel was once on
hisSaEshson . IL and on his 70.
turn be took back to heaven with
him little aoweE. 4 baby's smile
and q mothers love. When he
f f.sss H.. sh 81 saass .aa ae,Ess DE;
the SMILE had faded away, but the
mothers love was more beautiful
and moro sacred than ever. The
withersd flower WAS Cast aside, the
faded smile forgotten, but tho moth
er's love remaine God ns3 ! Il
will always remain Sam Jones. i,
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Mining Application No. Al.
U. 8. Land Office Hs;lov /,

US. Land Office, Haley, Id,bo
Notice is hereby given that LAM.
Wood whose pOslOf1ice address is C;nI.,Iuu.
Custer county, Idaho, and Fred Ph;I,;,E
ny his attOrney-in fact, L. H, Jobns,4"s
whose p0stoftice address is Challis Cns,u.
county, Idaho, have made application 10,
= patent OF l5OO linear feet and surfsS.
ground GOO feet wide of the ''
g.. ~lDAHO"
lode mining claim, bearing silver and o,b.,
minerals, situate in East Fork min;r' a.s
trlct, custer county. Idaho, and de,IeiIa.
IN the official plat and field notes on ri. ~
this Office, with magnetic variation ,t 100 90
IL. Z, as follows, viz: 81 ~
Beginning at discovery point NJ ,.id
mining claim and running IRON cid ' J;.
covery point lao 45' + 40 feet 10 rrn,.r
,Outherly end line; thence N 40 4t 4 ~,
;eet to corner No IL; thence s 10 ~ ~,
zee tt Q conner No ,; thence \ lso M
1900 feet to corner No3, whence [. S.NM
No bears 3 $50 u, " 1915 feet di,,a,n..
thence n 10 AZ j. co.. feet to corner NJ,
thence lao ~ + 1900 4 feet to corner Mi
The place OF beginning survey of extrrio,
boundaries of this claim, Total ara., avn
braced by the exterior boundaries ot tI;.
claim containing ~. 4GS acres, less area in
conflict With Ola Bible Back lode, Survey
No. llO1; not claimed. 1.S37 acres NJ
.rea claimed and sought t. be patented
containing 1861 acres. Survey No lis
The location OF this mine is recordeji IN
she County Recorders office of Cus,r,
county, luahO, on pages 354 and 355 Of
Dook "A" OF Record of Quartz Mining
Claims. The nearest known mining claims
are the Fraction lode on the east. The OU
~ L.
UNI on the west.
All persons holding adverse claims there
10 ale required to present the saline Leiore
,hls Office within sixty days from the inst
Jay Of publication hereof, or they will be
Jared by virtue OF the provisions Of tie
statute. '&sAks;e~.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice OF application for patent be pui
'ished Tor period of sixty GAYS ten con.
secutive weeks in the kErcnuM kEYsrosE,
d weekly newspaper published at Ke,chum,
idaho. ", ii. ELUDlIEAD
LEICESTER.
First publication, March l6. lH6'
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-09-12
What Law Has Done.

In 9th Vic. 1914, under the Pitt minis
try, the Bank of highlands charter was
renewed and in an act known 10 the
"Peel Act" there is CLAUSE requiring the
bank to always pay three pounds, seven
teen shilling and nine pence (eQ It's od)
for an ounce of gold, regulation standard,
:9e5 fne.-Historicai Synopsis.
Since that law was passed no one
has been able to buy an ounce of
gold for less than the price named.
Yet We are told law cannot ere.
ate value. - - ''if.l
-Four years later, by reason Of the
great gold discoveries in California
and the west, the production Of gold
each year was suddenly quadrupled,
yet the price per ounce established
by law in England did not fall and
the ratio with silver did not vary
one.hah Of I per cent. ss@E
Yet we are told that Law cannot
control price or fix ratio but must
leave it to spectators and deslsrs.
The value Of gold is created BY Law.
The value Of silver was reduced
by law:
II can be restored by law.-Oma.
ha w orld- Herald. f'fH
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-09-12
Cost Of Producing Gold and Silver:

"What Does - ounce of silver
cost to produced" is a question often
asked and answered, the answer
being rarely rational, 80 much de-
pending on. the peint Of view. One
Eastern authority says$ it can be
produced for I've tcents an oapce,
that all q miner IN to dofis to Enild
a fire at the base Of cliff and melt
thebullion out Of the ore tight there.
He also states ytnt while engaged
in this primitive the miner
can live on fivaeehts a day. An.
other authority @sclares that silver
can be produced oftably at is
cents per ounce. The latter estimate
seems based on statistics furnished
by big concerns, where silver is a
bye-product of the smelter and is an
incidental output of the work. 1t
is impossible for anyone acquainted
with any of the facts to give even an
approximate ide1sof what an ounce
of silver costs topgoduce. Of course
anyone unacquainted with the mat.
ter can say whatever his fool fancy
suggests. The writer has worked
where every ounce of silver pro.
duced cost IS, and again where there
was a handsome profit at going
prices. There are individual cases
where gold can be and is produced
at cost of so cents an ounce. Yet
probably every ounce of gold pro-
duced on this continent hes in the
aggregate, taking al things into
consideration, cost $2O.67. To take
one special case a 4 basis I'd CON.
pute the coss Of silver production
is a specious and unfair method of
reasoning. narrow and grossly mis-
leading Were il possible to sum
up all the money and the value in
money Of the time spent, it is prob
able that every ounce Of silver
produced in the United States has
cost 81 .29.-Sc:entific Press.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-09-12

4 US, Land Office, HALEY, Id.hoE
-. --.-, March :, ISIS. I
Notice is hereby given that James i.
Wool, whose pOstOtfice address is GOidbuYy
custer county, Idaho. and Fred Phillips,
W his attOrney.in-tact, l.. II. Johnston,
whose pOstOflicc address is Challis, Custer
county, Idaho, have made application ior
= patent Tor SS5 linear feet and surface
ground, " shown on the plat Of the r
sSFRACIION"
lode mining claim posted on the claim,
bearing silver and other minerals, situate
III East Fork mining district, Custer coan.
~, Idaho, and described OH the official plat
and field notes OH file in this Office With
magnetic variation ut lyo l5' f., as follows.
viz: ---
: BEGINNING at discovery point Of said
mining claim and running from said dls'
cOve1y 40 ~ w 40 feet to center NORTH
eTly eild line; thence 80 10 W aO feet W
corner No ], whence U. 5. NJ. NJ. No bears
s $50 INV 3lN feet distant; thence ~
10, + bl66s feet to cOrler No 2; thence .
lao AZ j 1913 feet to corner No 3; tl'eAs
n $50 To- W 522 feet to corner No 1; thence
MAC 22' W $50 feet, the place vi beginning
ursvey Of exterior boundaries OF clsllu'
containing 9.U06 acres. No colhicts. our
vey lilo. -.
The location of this mine is recorded ID
the County. Recorders office OF Custer
county, Idaho, Oh page $50 Book d ~, !"
Record Sof 4uArtx Mining Claims; lns
nearest known mining claims are the y.
rOlese lode On the east, the Old Bible bs,n
on the south and the Idaho lode vi INC
west. galSs els. sezg =..t h.. -
All persons gliding adverse claims there,
In mRA N.Y. vnAf ..v In
this Office within sixty days from the nrss
day Of publication hereof, or they VII %
barred BY virtue of the provisions oi NV
statute. ttS
1t is hereby ordered that the foreeonHs
notice of application for patent De puS
lished for = period of sixty days lsn oSr
secutive weeks in the KETcHuA hkis1 n,n,
= weekly newspaper published At kctch'"'
Idaho. w. Il. BRUDHEAD,
FE1Fl fsRS s4s|s Register
Nsst publication, March lG, 1880.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-09-12
ht,lg ation Neasss
U.I6. Land. Office H.;,--s


50 Us. Land. ofbce, HALEY. IA,
Notice Is hereby rivenn ; re lS&
aeAxNheeepssteace add,s.ass: James B
Guster coe1ty, Idaho, Fred p g H q! al,s
lanes 9; kainey, by their atto.nnlll IA
: =: Il: johnston, whose Dost"sS .ney-i fa.s
CnosnD, custer county. IdaLn sddrea; \,
4apgilcation for patent for I iSoo rave mad.
q enc th surface ground. As shown on nn .s
*old Bible .B.cl. A'
lode mining claim posted -,
bearing silver and other na;v M ne shih
IN East Fork mining district "a xtust,
3, tdaho. and described in H. s et oan.
Snd, deid notes on nle IN th;s o1clA ~
magnetic variation at 1870 IS i omces viz
Beginning at discovery
mining claim and running frnn OF aA
cQyeSy y 40 ~, p 27Sfeet 10 n c.,l. said di,.
erly end line; thence s $50 o W Sysntef nsrtL.
corner NO l, whence u. s, MinatsoSS let .
ment No bears n 80 az nv o al .Aona.
dlseant; thence N $50 E SIX fs m avis fe,t
NO =; tnence s 70 ~ j15W w a., 70 Corner
corner No -; thence 80 So Is s ;so let 4
70 corner No 4; thence $50 " az az FEET
corner NO d thence n $50 %, W Isei seet 70
% corner no E; thence N l7o ~ 8 let
ieet 70 corner No l, the place of H.: hl7
the survey of exterior boundsr;. lightning
5Sae e mining claim containing sS, ,.a
NJ coDuicts: survey HOS. sefes.
The location Of this nine !. Vs.,
the County Recorders offics "a Cah
county, Idaho. on page 3o4 of Boil .Sesis
Record Of Quartz Mining CIs;'n Ad
nearest known mining claims are ~: The
ton lode on the north, the IdaHe ne sfae.
the west and the Native Metal L',. Nessa
south. ioos On The
All persons holding adverse claim.
to are required to present the SAM t tnsr'
fhls ONCE within sixty DAYS from ,h oe!ofs
day Of publication hereof. or thsv we .':i mt
o.,rred BY virtue of the provisions W sil ! y
uosi. ae, sS; ordered that the for,o,
iished for . period of sixty DAYS 10, puo'
secottve weeks jim the kErcAUS Krvs,sol'
weekly newspaper published at Ke,.l osI'
'oano. ". II. BkODAEAD.
First publication, March l6. lsss '''ef'
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Several of the worlds most emf
nent astronomers profess to believe
that the SUMS heat i kept up BY
wrecked worlds that are oontipu.
ally falling into it. 'f7s ~ mo-. q.
Over 500 fossil elephant teeth
have been dredged from the Sea at
MOleasea, on the coast Ut the Med
iterranean, since 1870.
A German professor claims that
be has discovered the germ which
causes badness by destroying the
{oots Of the hair. ssl
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-09-12

II IL sometimes ldiA6cnh toltnot
whatito give the 3ua1msrf invalid
who longs for . csoing drink saas
who is, Yeensfbly' enough, afraid D
cream sodas and other store con
cookions.a A most excellent sherbe
for an exhausted nervous sYsten
may be made by boiling tFo pounds
Of sugar and one apd one-hef pint,
of watsr, stdfst slowly, 30 'that th,
sugar mar dissolve perfectly; the
let it stay At Che boiling point i've
minutes. Add when uool, three
cppfuls of lemon juice and ene
quart Of strong, clarified meat stook
Skim and stsain aud serve very
cold. sets sa: Is sss@ssia
An excellent drink, not unpalat
tah1e, and strongly recenrpa6l1ded
for any oua su6etihg with ikScdm
mon Summer complaint of nettle
rash, is anofstastarwhey. Boil
one cupful Of sweet milk, add one
level teaspoonful Of cream of tartar
and stir until the mixture formsss
curd and whey. Strain and s1eave
it for an hour or more in the ice
box before serving
For aigood 0kg nog, which may
be served 90 cold as you please,
heet tn white Of an egg tosa sf3fE,
dr. fro6. Mix into tbisope table
seonfnIof sugar, next bst in lie
y'eil the egg snd . teblS 3hf0l
Of brandy OF ram. Add 4 gil and
. half Of sweet milk and 3 slight
grating ct nutmeg. $50
Milk punch is easily and quickly
made. Stir we'll togBther thres gills
Of sweet milk, two tablespoonful Of
sugar and two of rum, brandy or
whisky. Shake it thoroughly in
some compact shaker, without
which few perfect drinks are manu-
featured, and, when it is frothed,
pour it into, . tpmhler. $1,000
kpumies MY Aimo5t teks the
plaes e To- In 6ot weather,
bqt ~ q NJ vs, and few
peof6 knllw Ao Id neke it A
rncipe 1ha1sh1 besh highly lsoom.
qendAd c4lG Tor MOI hing more sdl.
6cuk thsn good, strong, empty beer
drs ohampAGns hottiss, pure, sweet
milk and the best make Of. yeast.
etther liquid or compressed.s Boil
tossthsr Tor about ono minute one
I tablespoonful Of sugar and one Of
xats! 8 Pourthissyl.psnd . table.
spoonful Of yeast into d quart bottle
holding little less than : quart OF
milk. Shake we'll, then fill the bot.
tie to the top and shake again.
have ready : cork that hasssbeen
Soaked in bot water for an hour or
more, press it we'll down into the
bottle and tie it with strong teine. |
Let it stand for three or four days
il the refrigerator before using.
Rice water is excellent for inva-
ids, and all mothers should know
how to make it. Wash four table
'poonfuls of rice and put them into |
saucepan with'a pint and half of
cold water. After cooking for half
IN hour season the liquid with half
teaspoonful Of salt !; then let it
cool. Another ~ ossibly a little
more nutritieus is 10 use only half
Is much water and to add three
yills Of milk instead. Heat it 20 q
polling point and then strain it,
New York Journal. II
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y. AGENTS.

GOLD and SILVER can be made easn n..y
active men aud women. Secure az a5sTGEE
Immediately for "AMERlCA'S Wysr ~.
LANDS'', the fastest selling b0oA ~ ~
Grants Memoirs. A yeritabie oon ,.1k.
set in, on this hook, and success Is A"'
ing at your very door. o .,,n n.s<
SO beautiful pictures lover 700 luz RI -
pictures J, in tints, by . new proc'eihs-..
pages of stirring text by the cel eu.i 10
writer and traveller, J. VI. Buel. ea"s' :"
seen pages OF an ordinary book. me-
This beautiful work is gotten w ttoncLes
mSrial Of the Columbian year, ana % q
IN American chord IN every res =, svery
this great county. 1t should os !" :.
Popular pffces. ! Territory worth i .rns.
goins RAPIDLY. Send 1T once Doi su,i'.iye
pectSs. and application for e1e''s ss
agency - THE :. DEWlNG w. w. u
tSdnCia4O. Gel
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Sesg3 sIsEfsaWsa g }as Iss9
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Fs,1r[RIasTs GLASS

~ uas s:aey .3f anesska gss2 ds.4t
~ lbs 'a4aa ifsss zaf s-:iassio ssiisssi
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Good Beds 4 Airy Rooms

bsi.lasse 81 zsix@sS 1865 ,as4sssrsa
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IN EVERY RESPECT.

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,kIl6 AM ynIOHC
us3.sea s44 eiaoiNss s;ssta $
III ssissAuyeA til s9iiesi5 adi a9fifss9
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Lively, Reliable and Complete
OF THE
Richest Mining Country
IN THE WORLDl

BOO ~ u2o1t 90 sFHsE aa ,s4
81 bad ysat a1aa@ ,ag@aI ,7sE -
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- e - ~ i = ~ - 80 . - , Z =
z: ss.sia ..sa aelsgszs -. Il. e.
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lnteFfstfd IN the Mining Developments d
this. or any other portion Of idaho.

i}tla ,s3ads % saG ay saasu. 81
lases!8mu $50 ~ a e9 @tj
sas4 Tot slssa s t7Affaa 3 Sufsf
AZ - $50 si ssssi oaii!u.e,.
sri Ut - -r-7T- : -,lia s1aslz
.souss iiIGsi sfi 4aig4ot 70 balsss.
slas asii d1,. 7slt lesllisii -na sied {
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MINING DISTRICTS!
yTAd5oH sasa lfaSS sakSs 81
AND SHOULD BE
"a sl0ai s1a3uis ali SJ.ll sss,iiiu7
READ BY EVERYBODY

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l.UiEs lin 9gt5 ,aaanH
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Mining Application No. Az.

- 1tS1St'
First publication, March 16. 1855.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-02-01

NEt u bAIENE 10 q ciiy Of i1s
population. beautifully situated on
shc northern shute Of tho famous cerur
dAlstss Lake. II mllrs cas-, Of spokane
On bssnch Inc Of the Northern Pacific
u H. Lines Of steamers make regular
Girs from ihsa city up the lake 10 the
bead OF narigz;ion on the -. Joe aud
Cerur d'Alesc rtr1fs, connecting a, Old
Mission with The raslrOad line into The
god. silver and lead minrs. Tho ctr Is
ote OF ihs uansi fsnsesi summer resorts
In Tho northwest, and IL berut.lne more
popular each yeaf. its fishing. hunting.
beating and bathing s;isarssous asr al
moe, lni,ias. Tbs anrs. L. :. mlii
tafy poe; In tho west CFog. shef,nan)
ard t's t'aaxnihc~u; fofrs, para r~sesva
ton ad!nin the city on the west. The
country fvrnd abou, il made up Of sieh
agricultural Lands ard extensive forests
Of yellow ptns. ar. cedar ard ,amargr.
and shr city 10 destined TO become a
manufacturing ccnsss fos the products
Of these wrcsts The BUSINESS men aud
residents arr eascrpsising. and take
pride In making the place attractive.
There are fse charca organizations 80
baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Fps
eupal and Roman Catholic. The secret
orders arr vel rrprvxea;esi by lodge
each of Masots. odd Fellows, knights Of
I'y,hias, A. OF q. A. u. and Women,
Hslief Corps The city IL supplied with
sscisie lighsa. good water works. an
s!czan, public school building. sssh and
door factory. two saw mills, two fts,
o'ass hotels. beat building yards. etc.
There arr yet good opportunities 10 Gu
gage In lucrative business and in diver.
siaod farming. Manufactures arc par.
ticulasly desired. and are Offered extra
Inducements The summers arc ten
rs.s.e. with sufficient rainfall 90 insure
abundant crops. while the winters are
FREQ from extreme cold. No better 10.
cation for profitable Investments or for
securing ideal homes can he found In
tho northwest. There IL always a vel
como here. among an excellent people,
In beautiful region and an incompar'
able climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-02-01
The vagabonds AZ Post HALL.

The Fort Sherman Comedy Co, com
posed OF some Of the best talent from
the post and town will give its initial
performance at the post hall mex,
Wednesday evening. at which time tina,
thrilling aud entertaining comedy, The
Vagabonds, will be presented. The
members of The company have spent
much time in rehearsing and studing
the play and those who have witnessed
some OF the rehearsals speak very
highly Of the manner In which
the different members sustain their
parss- VIM. n. Rogers. manager Of the
company, Is an experienced man at the
business and takes the leading charac.
ter. His supporters are II. +. Myrick, H.,
I. kuch, W. A. McCord, b. Kincade.
II. ". began, 7. J. Kelley, J. +. Burns
Ms. Chas. Dittemore, Miss Hattie Dit.
iemore, Miss Grace Empey and Mrs. +.
A. Rollins, IL will be seen that there
Is some good talent in the cast Of char.
acters and We have no doubt the
audience will be highly entertained.
General admission. IS cents: reserved
seats 80 cents. on sale at Miller's drug
store and Post Exchange.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-02-01
Call for warvants.

On Monday. January -, 1895, l will
ray the following described koctenai
county warrants, with interest. Inter
cat ceases In ten days from the frat
publication Of this notice.
ROAD FUND.
All warrants issued In the fiscal year
1875 prior 20 October ~, and Nos. 6ss,
GA G,s. G11. s7s aud CO, issued October
~. isss5.
CURRENT ExrESsE AND REDEMPTION
FUND.
All warrants issued In the fiscal year
lSIs prior 10 October Al.
Janii-1nt FRANK u. HILL
Treasurer, kootensi Co, Idaho