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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-02-25

ing suffered eXcruciating pains in the
head, which the doctors informed me
were due to neuralgia symptoms,I de-
termined to try Paine's celery COM
pound, on the advice of friend.
"To my surprise found an entire
change going on after taking little
over three bottles and ! began TO feel
like new man. have for the past
10 or u years suffered from pains in
the back and other symptoms Of de-
ranoement Of the kidneys and blad-
der, and have spent many sleepless
nights in consequence. but now ! sleep
sound, thanks TO the common sense
which induced me TO try Paine's ccle-
nv compound. | will ever praise the
marvellous potency of this valuable
medicine. and Mt any time will be glad
to give personal testimony at my adj
dress, should any sufferer care to call,
as consider it selfish to keep such
blessing housed up, and think the
proprietors of Paihc's celery COM
pound deserving Of more thanks than
can convey in words, for making me
a new man."
A word to other sufferers;
Go to your druggist for bottle of
Paine's celery compound, and allow
him 10 sell you nothing else
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-02-25
HOW To FIND OUT.

Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and
let il stand twenty -four hours; = sediment or
settling indicates diseased condition of the
kidneys. When urine stains liuen it is positive
evidence of kidney trouble. Too frequent de-
sire to urinate OF pain in the back are also con
vincing proofs that the kidneys and bladder
are out of order.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-02-25

The Secret Is Out.
Otis no trick
TO sell
Welcome Soap.
The trick is
Not to sell it."
inferior brands
Pay larger profits"
This accounts for
The expression
eJust as good"
Welcome Soap
Has no equal
And is ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-02-25

Ladies desiring hair WORK call on Mrs
HirsmB Bean Randolph, VT. Write for prices
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
THE STOCK YARDS LOST.
Judge Tostsr Decides the Kassas law
Must n. obsysa Appeal Taken.

Judge Tostsr Decides the Kassas law
Must NJ obsysd Appeal Taken.
Topeka. Oct i--ludge Foster has
handed down an opinion In the Kan
saa City sio'k Yards case in which he
decided against the company on every
legal question raised The opinion Is
sweeping and the decision Il a com
plete victory for Attorney General
Boyle. The stock yards company will
appeal 10 the United States supreme
court.
The Kansas City stock Yards case
grew out OF the efforts ~ the stock
yards company 90 prevent the enforce
ment Of the Law passed by the last Kan
sas legislature reducing tue yardage
charges The taking % testimony IN
the case begun AZ Kansas City April
80 last. George W. CLARK. assistant a.
torney general Of Kansas. acting a.
special master The purpose of the
stock yards yeople was 10 prove The
present charges reasonable. that ths
prices fixed by the Kansas Legislature
we're ruinous and that In attempting
10 hx rates the state interfered with In
terstafe commerce. The yards Tie ~
both the Kansas Cities. being situate,
on the Kansas Missouri line. To th'
company. which Is the second largos
/ IN the country. the result ~ the cas-
means thousands 70 not millions OF dol
lara
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
THE DOCTOR IRRlTATED,
Prosecution ta ths Lasttsr, Trial ~
vsrsiy Examines ~. AlPeFt

Prosecution To- the Lustsert Trial So
vsrsly EsaHipss ~. AnPeFt
Chicago. Oct. 1.-The prosecution IL
planning 10 deliver a crushing blow -
the defense IN the Luctgeu murder
trial Il Is asserted that the prosecu-
ton viii produce upon the witness
stand three Of the women whom the
witnesses have Identified as Mrs. Luet-
CERT. but who say they are not. II this
testimony Ia introduced and well sup
ported Il will hayosthe effect OF arous-
lng a doub, a. to the identiacatlons Of
the witnesses Who believe they saw
Mrs. Luctreri soon aHer her disappear
ance The production Of the women
who have been Identified as Mira l.uct-
CERT viii follow the closing evidence
and will be In the nature Of rohuttal
OF evidence.
Dr. Walter n. Airport was recalled
for further cross examination and the
battle en- the scsamoid was renewed.
Il was noticeable that DIT, Airport
was less pronounced IN his view and
In Identifying the bones than he wa
on Wednesday and Thursday. He wa
slow and careful In his answers ant
lodged ,direct answers to question:
when he could His Identification d
ths sesarnsAAa - Fesss~i the GVlmah
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
n..ls. 80 rs.r.n. wr.ss..

81. Paul. Oct. IA very ingenious
and valuable oontriyanoe for saving
life by pevcAting railppad accidents
through forsesfulness Of trainmen has
been invented. The merhlne has just
stood a very severe test ON the Great
Northern railroad after having been
previously operated successfully on the
81 Paul and Duluth road. Practical
railroad men IN this section have given
strong endorsements to the device after
seeing lta York The object Of the
devlcb IL 20 provide an accurate and
rolia' reminder signal and distance
indicator for locomotives BY the means
81 which engineers am prevented from
forgetting their train orders a. TO stop
ping o. meeting pointa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

Greenville's cotton receipts
have been 1885 bales.
Fortuna Nunes was shot and killcd
at Midland The slayer escaped.
A petroleum strike Il reported On
the farm OF i. y. rempleton. nsar
Ennis.
Tom Hickman died AZ cisburne and
his remains were shipped to Cofey-
Vile, Kan.
Llge Calvert a ginner eight miles
vest Of lackfboro had his hand torn
OF In his GIN.
Country gins IN GraysOn county ara
running night and day IN order % han
die the new crop.
-Four miles east OF nonison John
Turley dropped an iron bar on one
foot and mashod q b6aly
nolph Riddle. a psomlnent Chieka-
saw Indian Was bitten BY a dog and d
IN Donison Tor treatment.
stock has been subscribed for
Touring mill az Jacksboro with a ca
pacity Of % barrels a day,
]. W. johnson. n former resident Of
Texarkana. was killed az nollngcr. Ia.
Ne was a locomotive engineer.
y. a. Kennedy. an old federal sol.
dler. living at Grcenville. has secured
admission 70 the soldiers home at
Leayonworih. Kan.
Cotton on bottom lands In Grayson
county Il iull Of forms and hollis. ant
unless there Is an early frost will fur
nlsh picking IN Christmas time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
NEW YORK POLITICS.
London PsPsrs Comment on the May
ersitr % New Nerk.

I.o.aoa pspsrs Comment on the May
er.ity % New Nerk.
London. Oct l-Newspapcrs here
generally pay much attention 10 the
New York political campaign, publish
Ing long articles Of dispatches and eii-
torlals on the subject The Globe says
Judging from the Times dispatch.
Henry 0corEe win he the next mayor.
Americans DO not exceed a quarter Of
the whole population and European
anarchists socialists. Calian. Poles,
Hunrarlans and Rsssians. all the very
lowest % their race, will support the
man whose childish. economies and
wild theories are deicsted In every cap.
ital In Europe. These being the peo'
ple who will sway public opinion, u Is
the height OF ahrnrdity 90 rave about
blood being thicker than water.
Tho PAIL Mall. GaEeits,s article d
written hy an American Ind copcludel
by stating that Tammany viii win.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

Lewes. Del. Oct, THE Noreglan
fruit steamer John Wilson. 10 days
from Bocas del Toro. Colombia. ar
rived AZ Delaware breakwater quaran-
tine yesterday With her flag at half
mast when the quarantine surgeon
boarded her he found the body Of Chief
Engineer Charles Peterson. aged 81
years. Of Bergen. Norway. who died on
the passage Friday last Of yellow
fever.
The Wilson a one 81 several fruit
steamers which are shut out OF our
southern ports on account Of yellow
fever and bringing their cargoes OF
fruit TO Philadelphia and New York
The Wilson let Mobile September ~
for n cargo ~ bananas On Sept. 70
the mate was taken sick and was land
ed on the % NJ hocas del Toro. The
disease was thsce called malaria. but
there Ia no doubt Il was yellow fever.
ON the voyage north Peterson was
taken sick on the % and died October
1. A conn was taken aboard the
steamer yesterday and the body placed
therein. together with a quantity Of
Stacked lime. Il was then placed IN
an outer box and brought ashore and
buried In the government burying
ground by the crew of the Wilson.
The steamer let Tor Reedy Island AZ )
o'clock last night She will be- thor
oughly fumigated there and the crew
placed IN quarantine Tor some time
The government quarantine station Il
located A. Reedy Island. which Is about
90 miles south Of Philadelphia and q
spread Of the plague Il not apprehend.
ed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
ENTERTAINMENT CHARGED:
A Cisvsisaa M.n Uadsr ARREST sd
Hs Fir-, iu . Rse-ivsF's Haads

A Cisv.isaa M.n Usdsr ARREST snd
Hs Fir- ~ Rse-ivsF'. Ha"ds
Cleveland. Oct. i-lohn shepherd.
local capitalist aud member Of the
arm o. Charles n. Potter a Co. was
arrested here this morning charged
With embez1lement Frank De Haas
Robinson swore 20 allegations IN the
warrant and also hled petition In the
common court % pleas, asking for
receiver Tor the firm Of Charles u.
Potter a Co. on a claim for S99i.ooo
Judge Ong appointed Alex s. Taylor
receiver. The claim upon which a re-
celver Il asked for Is alleged 70 be- duo
for street railway stock In the Fort
WAYNE Consolidated Street Railway
company. which Mr.. Robinson says the
Arm owes him. In the warrant for
shepherds arrest. Robinson says Shep-
herd held mouey and property 20 the
amount of siS2.eSs. s2iiO00 worth OF
frs mortgage bonds OF the Fort
WAYNE Consolidated Street Railway
company. of which he made no ac-
counting. The value 81 the bonds arr
placed at $4,000
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

s.-,,,on Miss. Oct 1.-Two deaths
- here sunday from yellow
-, one. Miss Alice Delmas' daush-
-stP D,lmas, city clerk about
,..,,ar, Of age. the second "as that
snnlnlch Desmond. a native OF Ire.
sn ysars Of are and resident OF
II ,isre for about Two years. tie
- an AGED and inarm mother who
s,.r m Of yellow fever and not eA'
~, "a i've many hours Il was i'm
"a, 70 rci an oficial report OF III. !.
i, new cases as the Illness Of
49, has letl such q burden on at y,
~ IA il Ia impossible to e, an IN, ~,
W. ~. TSerc arr a great many n '.,
~" snd some Of them are very SIGN
nj situation Is quite serious
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
SAMUEL M'MlLLAN DEAD.
RE was ualtsd states senator FROM
Minnessota Tram 1870 o. IsRs

Tie was Uuited states senator From
MiRaessotA Prem 1870 90 isss
s. Paul, Oct. i.-samuel r. Ne.
MILAN. United States senator from
1876 TO 1883. died at his home In this
city late last night Of anaemla he had
been ~ for nearly a year. He was
born In Brownsville. Penn. Feb p,
1926. Choosing law for a profession,
he studied In the Office OF Edwin N.
Stanton. afterward secretary Of war
In 1859 he removed 10 Stillwater,
MINI. removing TO 81. Paul In 1856. lie
continued his practice until 1858. when
he was elected Judge Of the first judi
cial district In 1854 he was appoint
ID associate justice Of the supreme
court. and In the same year he was
elected for the full term OF seven years
He was reelected In 1871 and In 1874
chosen chief justice In February,
1875. he was elected 20 the United
States senate as the result Of one OF
the most noted deadlocks In the hlsto-
~ Of the state. Ex-Governor Ramsey
was the Republican caucus nominee
and CushmRn X. Davis. the present
senator. was a boiling candidate. Me
MILAN was elected on a narrow margin
after a prolonged contest. In 1881 he
was reelected. while In the senate he
was chairman OF the committee on
claims and succeeded Roscoe Conk-
ling AZ chairman Of the commerce con-
mission committee lie was also a
member o. the judiciary COMMITTEES
aud revolutionary war claims commit
tee. on his retirement from the senate
/ he resumed Ms Law practice and after
ward held no ONCE A year ago he wa
one of the leading spirits In putting
stop 10 prlzs hghtlhg IN minnesota. III
was prominent In the Presbyterian
| church. and IN 1890 vas chosen one o
/ the two men from the west on the CON
mlttee ~ revision Of the confession o.
faith % that body
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

San Francisco. Oct i.-Adolph Kutt-
ner. one o. the wcalthiosi and best
known citlsens Of the San Joaquin val
ley. has Just returned from Europe and
confirms the previously telegraphed re-
port Of how be- was barred out Of Rus
sia because he is Jew and because ~
youth n the time OF his departure
he sailed Tor America without obtain
ing the permission % the authorities
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

IRON which they were taken'wefe very
guarded. The witness had not for
gotten the traps into which the prose
cuilon had led him Thursday and he
was wary. Beside Assistant States At
toney McEv en-. who ala the cross Ques-
tioning. sat Prof. Dorsey, who prepared
the leading questions which were sub
mittcd By him for answers. Toward
the close OF the morning session Of a. 3
court Dr.. Airport appeared 10 become
irritatcd and confused.
The croas examination Of this wit
ness was the severcst yet heard during
the six weeks trial
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
rr..la.s,.l Arrslalmsnl..

Washington. Oct 1.-The president
has made the following appointments;
william r. Finch Of Wisconsin on
voy extraordinary and minister pleni'
potentiary 20 Paraguay and uruguay.
James /. Dodge Of Indiana. consul a
Nagasakl. Japan.
George W. Dickinson Of New York
consul al nelloviile, Ont
Avian smith % Ohio, consul al Trin
dad. West Indies.
Percy MeElrath Of Now York. con
sui AZ Turin. TURKEY.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
Nura.r.a 30. wa.

Chicago, Oct TN the progress OF
quarrel here William McCalcb. an
advertising agent, murdered HE wife
by cutting her throat with a razor. lie
then made what Ia expected 10 prove
successful attempt az suicide by
shooting himself through the left
breast and through the head. Jealousy
Is supposed 10 have ncen the motive
for the crime.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
a.. spaas. About Frss.

Ocean sprlnrs. Miss. Oct sun
aay was the nth day for our i !, - wy, IVY
With no new cases Il fever and IN ' .....,
~ s,, NJ Of ani ind except the two
~ No.. 49,. c..os. vN.h are very much
, 49,, The las, case reported was
outside Of the corporation limits ana y
v 'Sa,,S No, have been counted 10 In
s sus,,'v No have not had case in town
- .,sA, saya thus 1, would seem that
:, - ~ s,'s "a two more dAy' without a A'S
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

Washington. Oct Warner NJ
Bateman. one Of the best known law
yera In Cincinnati. died suddenly at the
Riggs house In this city today. lie ar
rived herr sunday apparently In good
health. was taken suddenly lll ana died
within half an hour.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

n,,osi. Miss. Oct. i-noard OF
,.,,h r,por,. Yellow fever cases I'M
=, treatment. i29, suspicious cases, y
- cases a. total fever 20 date. go;
80, yellow fever deaths 20 date, .;
t,,hI sunday 2
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
w. speed peaa

New York. oct MIN. Mary Poln.
dexter Speed, widow OF John Gllmcr
Speed. editor OF lcslies Weekly and a
well known writer. is dead AZ her sum
mer homo In Mcndham. n. j.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
REFUSED TO ENDORSE.
Federation Of i.sbsS Of chissrs n i.s,sd
riot ~ Anarchist.

rist of Ansrchist.
Chicago. Oct. Anarchists. who are
arranging ior a demonstration IN mem.
DRY Of the men executed for toe Hay
market massacre dropped a bomb In
the council Of the Chicago Federation
Of Labor by asking Tor an oficial en-
dorsement and cooperation Of lnion la
Dor The invitation stirred up an
hours violent debate. A. length the
high council Of union labor went upon
record by repudiating any implied fra.
ternity between unionism and anarchy
and fatty refused 90 take any part iu
the coming exercises 90 memorial ser
vices by a vote Of four TO one. AFTER
the vote a majority of the anarrhlsiic
element left the hall IN a body.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

case we woula apaldered free from
infection ah- y. Quarantine should be
raised. ~ far as we are concerned.
Thirty-flve people we're brought from
McHenry Sunday and the train viii be
sent there for % more
Surgeon Wasdln reports two new
cases OF fever at McHenTy, making
four now under treatment there.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
Your CO. =. Ni.,. Yum..

vlcksburg. Miss. Oct i.-Later ad-
vices from Nitta Yuma say that tho
doctors have reported four new cases
there Mr.. c. H. Blum. Miss Blum.
Miss Sarah Thompson and the depot
agent there. These are pronounced to
be yellow fever.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

Edwards Mssl Oct t-pr Dunn OF
n. state board 81 health gave out the
s,rSvipr statement last night
Ths doctors reported "a new cases OF
,,nor fever Cor sunday and 2 deaths
~,,,l deaths 20 date. ~. total NUM-
- Z, new cases 20 date. az; total
rruhsr under treatment III. total
-~mhsr discharged and convalescent'
hi. numhsr seriously ill. 7.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
R.psr, R.eslr.a :, w..hIar,es.

Washington. Oct. 4.-surgeon Gen
eral wyman Of the marine hospital
service. Sunday received the follow
Ing adviees from the yellow fever dis
trict:
At Mobile there we're 4 new cases. no
deaths
At Fontainbleaeu there we're 3s refu-
ges admitted. ~ discharged and 200 re-
main.
There was one case Of fever A.
Scranton.
Fourteen cases and one death at Ed
wards.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

vo,lle. Ala. Oct The favorable
- vss maintained sunday by o re-
sor Of bat four new cases and n no
- Total number Of cases, Ss;
,.,.l 6estha rs. number discharged
", undeh .foatmeut, H.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

q awards Il new cases. ? deaths.
AAeh'Ory 'nsv cases.
Militia Yuma new cases
Ne" Orleans 81 new cases. ? deaths
SCRANTON deaths. no report OF new
Gases
n"oH 2 new cases. 2 deaths.
Mobile new cases
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

ST. Louis. Oct l.-Cattle weak Tea
a. steers. s2.75dh25,
Sheep steady.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

- ~ NsW oFleana
~ Orleans Oct THE board Of
IAN Of The state Of louisiana ON.
.-l announces the status OF analrs
N's Orleans as regards yellow fe.
'S TO Be- A. follows
DURING the a houn ending . p. m
o-aaa1 Oci. ? there we're Cases Of
l.'os ie'er 81 deaths 3 total casei
lsliov isysf to date. az: tota,
Ia ~ tfom yellow fever TO date. So:
~. ~ iahsoluie'y recovered 80:
ass undsr treatment isS
- otlsahs Oct. AT 10 O'Clock
horning ouly two cases had been
'N''i and 10 deaths 10 the board OF
mn I l. anticipated that numer.
'i,'a IN b reported today A. on
~Hi,y. hsrauar the b ard Of health
nlssf sehdins ~ experts 20 81
wen lNt lever wa
ofied experts were ordered q
tlagaote each cas-. but nov
longer considers this nee
visit each case experts
- abandon their own prae
A. matters nov stand
49, q he physician called II
80 determining nature Of M
! 3 ihtfeiore probable manl
90 X ifialrg type will BE- reported
~ Oilsa1s members OF the legis
~ and a. many Of M
tiU menbeu as can Ee
ttd H. city council vii
~ io.lrhi on giving more none
rnf ,oafd q health. State auth a
avll provide money through the "a
s gas i ne consent of the logis
~ "a, b obtained
~ hlrne hospital "a dis.nfeetlnI
=. J uf 1its o. freight ior Texas VII
~ par Ths steal - nber disin
isitr p'ltg Coz he malls vas trie
yatrilY Il he private once News
rapsn ut fabrics were thorough
ffririef A
n hrf IL A.. IA VII uf-esiss thi
Fiho sheduled arrival 81 30
hsfan immlrrants An oner has bee
revived hy the board Of health 20 pro
800 riartaflon remote from the cit
auhleh ihe Immigrants may be- land
4 ana taken care Of until u IL sai
IA IA then 20 20 the various point
A. which they are destined.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

New Orleans Oct. i.-spots steady
Middling &c.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
THE MARKETS.


New York. Oct i.-spo,s Oulc, Mid
ding GA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

Chicago. Oct. Cattle i0c lower.
Texas steers. s2.7OG2sO.
sheep steady 10 Zoe lower.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05
IHRFEVER SITUATION.
'' Improvement Reported From
The Infected Places.
al" CASES AND DEATHS.

"A "'eaFed At Edwards, Tvs
~" or'saas Two At scranton
"a Two At Rnosl-S.w
case Are Numsrou.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-05

Ns" Orleans q new cases, 4 deaths
EDWARDS 10 new cases. 1 death.
Mobile new case. / death.
BID' is new case.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-01-22

til hereby ordered that the terms Of
court within and for the Fourth Judicial
District of the State OF Idaho, for the
year 1897, shall be held in the several
counties comprising said District at the
following times and places;
At Shoshone, in Lincoln county, Oe-
ginning Monday March 10Th and Mon
day September 9th.
At Albion, in Cassia county, begin
ming Monday April 9Th and Monday
September 18th.
At Mountain Home, in Elmore coun-
ty beginning Monday April 26th and
Monday October 18th.
At Challis in Custer county beginning
Monday May 3lst and Monday October
18th.
At Haley in Blaine county begin ming
Monday June 18th and Monday Novem-
Der 18th.
It is further ordered that court shall
convene at each time and place $50 a.
m.
Witness my hand at Chambers, Haley
Idaho, this 9th day OF January 1897.
G. o. Stockslager,
District Judge, Fourth Judicial District
of the State OF Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-01-22
Beautiful weather.

beautiful WeAiiISI.
" Valentines day next.
Tourist season viii open soon.
Quite bit OF sickness in town.
Don't forget the date-JanuarY 3Oth.
Ask John Lunb what he is looking
for.
DIR. Buttner is expected home to-mor-
row.
Charles Doan came up from Caldwell,
Sunday last.
Dramatic recital at the opera house on
January 30th.
Mrs. Henry smalley has been very Ill
for several days.
New goods are arriving daily at R. J.
McMahon's store.
Lincoln County Warrants bought and
sold, Call at Baugh's Drug Store.
S. D. Boone, the Haley insurance
man, was doing this town Tuesday.
MIR. Fletcher, from the Falls, is doing
the carpenter work on the Dill house.
As the hens have resumed operations,
eggs are more plentiful and much cheap
er
Pat Hughes was hauling some fine
wild hay to Horizons livery barn this
week.
During theyear 1897 there will be no
eclipse of the moon, a very unusual
thing
1--WE know not what what tomorrow
will bring" is appli cable to the weather
Just now.
DR.. Baugh was called to Mountain
Home the first Of the week, and also to
Hsgerman.
Mrs, O'Connor has been quite i'll for
some time past. but we are pleased to
announce that she IS improving.
Tickets for the Dramatic Recital Jan.
SOth. will be on sale at Baugh's drug
store. Adults SOC. Children 25c.
We have large line of trunks and
bags of all sizes and descriptions.
A. S. Senter.
The year closed with biz stock OF
miserable old bachelors left over from
the wreck. Too bad, when the land IS
full Of beautiful girls!
A dead man can DRIFT down stream,
but it takes live one to pull against 1t.
That is The time that tries mans SOUL !
when the tide is against him. !!
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-01-22
sHOsHONE. JAN. %, 1857.
LOCAL AND CEREBRAL ROUNDUP

Fishes are weighed in their scales,
And an elephant packs his own trunk
But rats never tells their own tales,
And one seldom.gets chink in chunk.
Dogs seldom wear their own pants,
Which fact lays them open to scorn ;
For nephew OF neice fancies ants,
And a COW never blows its own horn.
A cat cannot pare its own claws,
No porcupine' nips its own quill,
Though orphan bears still have their
A bird will not payits own bill ;[paws,
Sick ducks never go to a quack;
A horse cannot pillow its own name;
A ship is not hurt by tack,
And window ne 'er suffers from pane.