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The times., 1897-11-13

the principles FOR which he stood before
this man tiana was q figure in public
l.fe. Never was So despicable an act
performed oy public man with any claim.
to decency ond nanhood. It is time that
the President let the people K nov who is
the President anynow.
The times., 1897-11-13
Auction Sale
OF THE
Stock of George
Borgfeldt s Co.,

who are the largest import
ers Of China and Glassware
in New York city, with
branches all over Europe.
This firm, moving into a
massive new building, pre-
ferred disposing of their
surplus stock by auction
rather than move it into
their new quarters. We
were the only Washington
purchasers representeds and
this trade event enables us
to offer many new and beau
tiful effects in China and
Cut Glass of high character
at wholesale prices.
In connection with this
sale we will offer extraordi-
nary values in all of our
fifth floor departments. and
every housekeeper should
attend, as but a limited
number of the items can be
named; and those coming
into the department today
will secure the greatest bar
gains.
The times., 1897-11-13
river Ehro a Ragine Elond

Madrid, Nov. l .. The River Ebro has
overfloWe'l its banks. causing widespread
damage in the province of Saragossa. ii.
northeastern spain. Floods in the SOUTH
western part of the country have stopped
railway and telegraph communication ne,
tween Alcantara and Malaga
The times., 1897-11-13

The youngest daughter Of Mr. Robert T..
Lincoln, and hence the granddaughter 9f
the martyr President, has eIoped with q
youth from Iowa. Il is said that
her father will not forgive the ycung
people ana take them to his auas as the
lcacer Of rhicaGo's 800. Mr. Lincoln
may be ri=ht in this; bnt, if his objections
rest merely upon considerations Of the
YONG mans Poverty. Ct social obscurity
the eH-niuiste er to the Court Of ST. James
in Kentucky, ana dothe appropriate tt.me.
The times., 1897-11-13

Communications intended ior publication
"a. 7le Times Should Be tesseiy and plaiTg
arst'est and must Ia all cases BE- accompanied
ig ne name and address Of tie arriter. r.
5ecea communications lriR not b. preserved,
..lia o., q manuscripts Of o5Cious i0lPortaHce
rt Dc returned 10 their authors.
The times., 1897-11-13
Ladies, Goats.

30 Black and Brown Unfinished Chev-
lot Top Coats, made shield and fly
front. We defy competition at SS.
They can't he approached. Best value
in America today. Sizes 80 GS oQ
to II. Saturtla Y only, 80. FO.OO
30 Back J AstTskhan ana Jersey Top
Goats, shneld and fly front: lined with
heavy satin. Compare with anybodys
SIS coats. Saturday choice Gao 0O
Black and Navy Hue. y lO.OO
The times., 1897-11-13
Boys Clothing.

Gt1 90 for choice $3.50 and 81 Boys
" 4. - Short Pants Suits. They're
broken lots, but among them are al
sizes, from 4 10 / D years. 'fnis seasons
patterns. in REFER ami double breasted
Jackets braid trimmed and plain. It's
chance for you that couldn't occur
except where there's sncl an outlet.
The price rs for Saturday only.
c2 IN for choice OF $3.50 aud SIS
pO. ~ value Short Pants Suits, in
Strictly Atwood Plain Blue TricGts
aud Fancy CheViots ana CasSimeres.
Both Refer and Double breasted Jack
cts, plain and braid trimmed. There
has L. been NO D sue1 ei " value n oIfered III ln
A TO Is. Special for Saturday.
The times., 1897-11-13

although Spain ha sthe greatest possible
love for as. she is trying to bGy a few
warships from Brazil. The only diff
Guilty appears TO he that Brazil wants the
money FOR them. That is the cne little
thing mar spain does not happen to have
Gould not tho sugar Trust eome to tue
rescue?
The times., 1897-11-13

The effort al The Spanish government to
raise a loan Of so.oo0,0Oo pesetas in the
r.uncy markets Of Europe is complete
Failure. Unless the joint scheme af the
saEasts ministry ana the Mckinley Al
ministration, to induce the Cuhans to sur
render tteir independence, should be sue
eessnl. tise Cuban war is not likeIs to be
mamrained many wceXS.
The times., 1897-11-13

II is a pleasant suggestion 81 miIder
Spanish methods in Cuba that Mr. Dupug
de Z ome SHOULD tatlk of feeding number
OF American pacificns ut tile Metropolitan
CLUB.
The times., 1897-11-13
Crinlinnl.

(From the Chicago Newsl
Usually the cigars friend gives you to
try do not deserve a trial. They ought
to be lynehed-
The times., 1897-11-13
Cut Glass Syrups.

We offer, while they last, one lot OF Cut
Glass Syrups with plated silver tops at ths
unusual price OF
sec EACH.
The times., 1897-11-13
Circulation Statement.

Y a,lers u Tie Tines ,elo may al any
1lae te nioJis 10 procure copies Of Il at any
asas steaa. railroad station or on railroad
ftaiaS rW confer taCGr upon The manage
Dsett bg gseediEg 10 l,is office Information. Of
H. fact
The times., 1897-11-13

The Gcr.nan warsiHp Geiion is about te
visit Ilii.i ll.r i-l. .aff-,e, - vUtiecrmg an
indemnity Tor the arrest Of a German
subject at Port an Prince. II it had
been an America. eitizel our Govern
ment would have apoIs etzed.
The times., 1897-11-13
Cut Glass Nappies.

one case Of Cut GiIaSS Handled Olive or
Bon Bon DISHES. in very choice effect, At
tile heretofore Impossible price,
csc EACH.
The times., 1897-11-13

Senator Foraker looks for prompt action
on the Hawaiian treaty OF annexation.
Il &c not think there IS as much opposition
tc the proposed annexation of those islands
IS ti,ere was caring the last session . said
the senator while III tie city this week
'of Course there viii always be some
opposition iron, those who do not believe
IN the p6iIrg which annexation exempH-
fies, Dut after a reasonably short debate.
The times., 1897-11-13
BOYS Knee Pants.

The report still continues that cordu-
roy is advancing but our contract binds
the maker 90 deliver 300 pairs week
OF Brown and Gray Corduroy Knee
Pants. Bought under existing condi
tons, they could not be Sold for less
than Toe. old rates reign here, and
You have the choice t0Qay dSr
OF all sizes 20 l3 years at. ToI
Another II ; paf Oft hose regular 75c
all-wOUl Blue CheViOt Pants Juniors and
regular knee pants former with bows
and buckles. A ges 3 TO 3 years. EDc
Special price for this lot only. oON
The times., 1897-11-13
Lee FOR COMPLETE SET.

Also 100 sets og Black Japanned coal
iiodS- c0mpiere, tvituloug- -ba nGiied Japauned
coal shovel, at
The times., 1897-11-13
loc COMPLETE.

Also 100 Adjustable Mop sticks, com
plete witt large cotton mop, at the very
The times., 1897-11-13
1oc EACH.

Lot = Consists OF larger Ostrich busters
in uni.Sdai IulincsS. st the popular price,
other lots representing eNt-G yal1es
At popular price,.
&5c EAC Ca.
The times., 1897-11-13
Also q lot of
Scrubbars' Outfits.

Consisting of Scrub Pan with best cleo
trlc hoops, Scrub Brush, cakes OF star
Soap ana Scrub Cloth, AT the exceptionally
I0w price OF
zoe FOR THE OUTFIT.
The times., 1897-11-13
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

one Of the Suggest surprises or the OF
ficial vote in Ohio was the unusually
s:naG vote cast Tor the National Demo
cratic, or sound money Democratic
ticket 3f which Julius BeNter one OF the
most hielily respected citizens Of Ciuoin-
n3U. was the candidate. Mr. Cultivate.
of Colnmtu,. y hen here "a few weeks be-
fore election predicted that his party
would poll at least 10000 votes AS q
matter of fact - Secured inst 1909. ard of
these 39I were cast IN Hamilton county.
In MIR. outhwaite's own county Of Frank
lin Mr.. Dexter received but 10 votes.
Outside Of the two great parties only
21,295 votes were cast and the figures
show that Coxev and none Of the rest Of
the representatives OF the various off
shoots amounted TO anything as a factor
in the fiGllt. La a total Of s3l63a votes
these parties cast the following votes
Prohibition T,3Aa. Fopulist, 5Gsl
National Democrat .Goe; Socialist Labor.
3,8o5; NEGRO Protective, 46s; Literal,
2.3S3.
Senator CockrelI, Of MISSOURI cne of the
stancheSt friends Of binetallism In the
Senate. views the result OF tie elections
OF last week with complacency, ana says
they Indicate very clearly that bin etal
ism is gaining strength instead Of losing it
Il has been proven beyond a doubt
said he -tliatihe Democratic party is main
tainHg fidelity 10 tie cardinal principles
OF the Constitution and greatly added 10
its strength and largely increased its
prospects ut FIXTURE success. There Is no
doubt hui 1at on sober second thought the
Aiue. icat people have leaned more strongly
10 Dimetallsm. Go among the masses any
where and ,ou IAN learn tie truth Of this
statement. They are beginning to real
iEC the wise prov sion OF The Constitution
and appreciate the fact that if Congress
can demOnetze either gold ef silver II can
denianetike both these metals ana make al.
soIute money of Whatsoever material il
chooses. The people are realizing, there
lore, the danger and Wantthe gold ard sil
yer coinage OF The Constitution restored
The result Of the el lect ions demonstrates
this fact vcrY clearly to my mind
In a letter to a friend in this city
Senator Vest or Missouri, discussing the
political situation, agrees with Secretary
Sherman that tie recent election in Ohio
was = ga,fal of the issues Of 1896 but
he probably disc greeS with tile Secretary
whea he says that the verdict If tie
people is decidedly and almost overwheim-
inely against the issue Of 1896. waen
the Senate reconvenes these elections viii
be lie subject Of numerous tits between
the two sides OF the chamber, and about
the onlY men who can say nothing are
Hanna ana German. Senator Vest viii
probably indulge iii one Of his famous
speeches II tie expense of the Junior
Senator from Ohio, and hold him up to
the N,rld IL his true colors. The subject
is an excellent one, and there is no mau
in the senate equal to Vest in the satire
and ra!iet'lr nec essary to properly exhibit
Nh Iialna trfore the country in Ills true
light.
The times., 1897-11-13
Modern
HOusefurniSlliugs.
25c EACH.

5-qHart GRAY Enameled Sauce Pans,
cO!np!ete with cover, at the following price
Which is less than good tin costs,
The times., 1897-11-13
Sl.OO
Special in Men 5 Overcoats.

We know that each grade in our en-
tire line of Oyercoats, from $3.50 TO
S55-represents the best value in Amer
ica for the money. A better value than
you can find at the same price anywhere
else. But there's one line-of three
lots that eclipSeS even our own other
best efforts. We are lucky enough to
control the Kersey from which they're
made it's grade that goes into the SO
Coats the cheap tailorS make. But
their making isn't to be compared with
the tailoring we've done in these gar
ments. They're fancy wool lined, silk
topped, velvet collar. strap seams, cut
full back, proper length. and absolutely
perfect fitting. Choice of Blue, Black
S58s:Sss.: S5 S58s:$ss SssS saa 5"'S $3.50
The times., 1897-11-13
Special Sale of
Men 5 Pants.

Nlell ) dillS.
Those two lots OF manufacturers
samples that we closed out from one of
the leading makers Of the country will
be gone by tomorrow night. There's
chance for you if you'll act promptly.
No matter what you pay---n whether
you buy ready made or 90 to a tailor
you'll never get such value as we're of
fering inthese two lots. Latest patterns.
Perfect fitting.
Lot Regular S. 50 and 81 eo -
Values, for ~. 81
Lot two-Regular S and IS
Values for S1.I
The times., 1897-11-13
Cut Glass Caraffes.

Also one lot of Cut Glass Water Bottles
IN Two patterns ana extra choice cutting
al the anctiOn price of
S1.30 EA CH.
Usually SI.T5.
The times., 1897-11-13
Lamp Specials.

One lot OF Brass finished Lamps with
ONYX centerS and best central draugh5
ituruer, complete with new globe ana chIui-
ncy- at the most unusual price OF
$3.45 COMPLETE.
Same, With pretty OnyX-top Table for
$S.S5 COMPLETE.
The times., 1897-11-13
r ather busters.

Lot l-CJnsi>ts OF assortment of sizes
Iii Ostrich Feather busters, including sew
eral styles FOR various purposes. at ths. am
pfecetentedIy low price.
The times., 1897-11-13
Toilet Set Specials.

One crate OF piece Decorated Toilet
Sets In fuii sized pieces and two at
tTacuye cOlOrIng> at the extraordinarily
low prices,
$1.65 PER SET.
The times., 1897-11-13
New French
China Tea Sets.
s. b. 80 PER SET.

one cask full 90 piece Limoges China Tea
Sets III choice shape and dainty decorations.
Our specially low price,
$3.50 PER SET.
Also ~ odd salad or Fruit Bowls il
several choice designs and new effects.
$I.S5 EACH.
The times., 1897-11-13

Also d lot of Wood Fiber Water Pals
only
25c EACH.
The times., 1897-11-13
Girls Refers.

Lot of Scotch Mixed Tweed Refers
for girls / tu 4 years, made in three
different combinations. Empire back.
newest style. Worth 50 Spe- G2 TX
ciai for Saturday. spO.IJ
The times., 1897-11-13
Ladies Skirts.

81 Black and Navy Blue Wool Serge
s-:sirts, correct shapes: lined with per
caiue and bound with velvet. Reg
uiar $40 value. For Sat @ AZ
urday .,....-.-.. ,.........-,... s2-. TO
20 Brocaded silk Skirts. made in
Pangat shape; large patterns; lined
with perca line and bound with velvet.
Regular SO 80 value -no better at
that price anywhere than x1 90
these at.,..-- ...-...--,....-. p 7. ~
The times., 1897-11-13

II is high tine fer Mr.. Mckinney to open
his mouth and inform the American people
whether ne is the President. elected by the
sovereign yotsss OF the people. or whether
tie is the AFFECT slave and tool Of that in,
sulting creature now running as q cansi
date for the United states Senate in Ohio
Mr.. Hanna has opened the door for Mr.
Mckinley TO say something and il Hanna
is correctly reported the self-respect or
the President demands that he at once put
Tie seal of his disaprroval on Mr. Hanna
HIS silence can he interpreted as nothing
short Of an admission Of the ownership
Haria Processes TO possess.
Hanna is annoyed at the development Of
tic scheme to defeat MIN and is quoted as
saying that the coalition with the Demo-
Gratis is to be prevented by tile threat that
il it is carried out the Federal Govern-
rncnt wIlcrush the political andofficialIife
OFT OF every Democrat in office. As
Hanna coldly puts 1t, if Democrats join with
the anti Hanna Republicans TO defeat
Hama the barriers Of civil service reform
wE'ci, new protect the public Sc rvice will
be torn down and every Democrat holding
Federal office iii the State win 5e told
to walk the plank
The times., 1897-11-13
Men 5. Furnishings.

One case lot Of Mems Natural Wool
Shirts aud Drawers, made with taped
seams, pearl buttons. perfect fit 7Sc
ting. Worth 81 for ......,.... u
Two-case lot o. Camel's Hair Under
wear, extra good quality. extra we'll
nude, heavy weight all sizes, soc
Gloves DogSkin Gloves, made with
full -piqued fingers. There are Z 90
gloves, made Of iuferlCr skin, in i'm
itaiiOn. But these are regular tx
81 Gloves for $780, .-..-..-..- u
Special lot Of 50c SIX Neck wear,
allshapes latest patterns, ,pop1larsbaGes,
and arenot cotton-back silks but OOr
ALLSILh. ChDIceofmanys styles ~
The times., 1897-11-13
Today and as long
as the goods
hold out.

This morning we begin a
special sale of the new
China and Cut Glass Just
purchased by us at the great
The times., 1897-11-13
Girls Jackets.

Lot Of Two-toned Irish Frieze shield
front Jackets, with flaps on pockets,
regular coat back raised seams, nUbby
effect and So value. All sizes q 0S
: to ! i years. saturday,. SpO- y
The times., 1897-11-13

l t;1 convinced the treaty VIII be ratified.
l am il favor of taking in those Islands.
They are ours now commercially and We
need them politically. 1 am sure the
American people feel the same way and
that The action of tie Senate ratifying
the treaty win he approved by tie American
sentimentthat donninalesthe United States.
Just what action will he taken with respect
te CUBA isnot SO easy to say. am in hope
THAT something VIII be done in line with
the WISH u our people and what that wish
is it IS hardly necessary at this time TO
suggest. The expressions Of opinion have
been So oue-sided that there seems to be
no disagrering opinion to what should
be done on the subject. have strong
hope that both these questions viii be
finally disposed of by the next session p
The times., 1897-11-13

Mems Ali-wool Sweaters, turtle-neck
and striped-worth S3.00-for-
S1.o8.
Cotton Jersey Gymnasium Suits, blue
and black
The times., 1897-11-13
Boys Long Pants.

Two lots. in two shades Of Gray Chev-
lot all wool ana good colors not 10
show dirt; well shaped. Sizes, 4 to
BAR y ye2Tsi gsiur,Ss2 W9rth Si,7o 81. so
The times., 1897-11-13

Handle Grip Bells worth Sl.oo-
for
25c.
Whitley Exercisers-
$3.50.
The times., 1897-11-13
Young Men Suits.

II 81 for regular $50 value Blue
p ~ CninehiIla Refers warmly lined
with fancy cassimer -, made with
either ulster or sailor collar, plain a
braid trimmed. All sizes i 10 IL
years.
The times., 1897-11-13
Special Lot
Ladies Suits-Sl0.

Strictly man-tailOr made, in brown,
green, black, navy and royal blue >
in ali. Fly-front, satin lined coats. skirt
lined with percaiine and bound with
velvet. No suit in | bis city at SI5 10
compare with these IN quality OF eff
fectiveneSs- Saturday only al $40
and only these Z >.
The times., 1897-11-13
Bows and Children's Hats.
'oyS' Shoes.
Saturdays Saving.

Saturday 5 Saving.
Lot of Boys and Youths black calf
lace Shoes, made with deunle sole aud
extension edge; stylish and value
Uhatcannot fse eqHalIeu Under So. q 10
Sizes / 2 70 8 Il. Saturday. p !. To
A fresh supply OF the wonder OF the
season in Boys Shoes SakS' Little
Trooper. More quality than in half
the 81 90 Shoes. Solid leather,
neat shape ana comfortable. Gd OA
a standard Of value ..-.-... p ~
The times., 1897-11-13

% -p For S3.75 value Blue ChinchilIa
yo-. " Refer 5, lined Win good quality
Italian clOtn; ulster ~ sailor collar,
main and braid trimmed. sizes 3 to
rs wears.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Uaited States Senators. George L
Shcup, Henry Heltfeld.
Governor, Frank Steuaenberg.
Lieat Gov, G. Ii. Moore,
Secretary Of state, G. j. Lewis,
Treasurer. Geo II. Storer,
Auditor, James II. Anderson.
Supt instruction, n. y. Anderson,
ATTY. General, X. +. McIfarlane,
Supreme Judges. }. w Huston, l.
n. Sullivan, X. p. Quarles,
Congressman. James Gum,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03
The bloomer girl should learn to
sharpen a lead pencil before she
herself new woman.

A Kansas newspaper man has
caused much commotion in his
town and caused several engage
ments to be broken off by the pub
LEGATION of the following observa-
ton; "What can sensible Young
man think when he observes a
strong, lat girl laying around anus
ing herself with fancy work or
quilting or running to every shin
dig and hoedowE, while her poor,
sick and worn out mother takes in
washing to support the family?"
No less than sixteen young ladies
have called upon him for a retrac-
ton, and the village is rent from
center to circumference over the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03

The Journal is the official pa
per Of Lincoln County. 1t will do
its share toward building up the
county. Subscribe for it, send it
to your friends. As its circulation
increases our population VIII in
crease. II you consider it worthy
Of your patronage, send in your
name and address
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03
Hagerman, Nov. 1897.

Been a pleasant week, except one
day of rain.
Thanksgiving passed off pleasant
and quietly. The scholars of dis
trict 80 had a turkey dinner and 9
good time at the school house.
Several teams were hauling rock
this week, to bridge the bitches be
tween the main road and the GENE.
terry. 1t was all volunteer work.
The young bloods and old bucks
had turkey shoot at Hagerman
with the usual events ON the side.
1t wound up with the regulation
dance in the evening.
The confession of Ben Painter, at
HALEY, regarding the cattle steal
ing and robbery of Brunner's camp,
and his subsequent incarceration in
the penitentiary, gives very good
satisfaction here. Let the good
work go on.
The desertion of the Boise Senti.
mel from the free silver ranks to fiat
money, leaves the poor deluded
pops of this section like flock of
sheep without a shepherd. 1t is
fun to see them scamper for the
ranks OF the Grand Old Republican
Party, with no hope but to be its
camp followers. Their eyes are
opening to the fact that they have
been led astray.
Since school district No s has
been set off from SO, the old school |
house has been near the east side |
Of the district and there has been |
some talk of moving it about one
mile west, but at the last meeting
IF the trustees it was decided not to
move at present. Instead Of this,
l proposition was made TO consoli-
late districts Z, s and 80 into one
md 70 retain the present houses
or the primary and intermediate
grades, then build central, three
Dom house, for grammar and high
school. A committee was appoint.
d to confer with the other districts.
There was an attendance of 80 at
he meeting and all favored the
plan. Several. from z and s, have
their approval of this
proposition. A similar plan has
'een adopted in portions of Ohio
nd Indiana and gives the very best
esults and at less expense.
Grower.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03

Somebody is trying to make Mrs.
Bryan jealous, by intimating that
a girl Mr., Bryan was once in love
with is now nun in u Kentucky
convent, and telling about an at.
fecting meeting between them the
other day.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03

In Mexico everything and every
body pays a direct tax, from the
street porter TO the largest mercan-
tile establishment, and the stamp
tax for documents is equally lucra-
tive. Even placards and posters
must bear a stamp.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03

The Wood River News-Miner,
like the Boise Sentinel, has begun
to howl for fiat paper money, and
reminds one of a coyote that had
received a charge OF bird shot or a
red dog that had got tangled up
with a can Of turpentine. The Nm
says:
SIN working the silver repubii-
can press Of the state into such a
frenzy over nothing, the Boise Sem
tinel is guilty of cruelty to animals.
The Boise Sentinel publishes the
peoples party platform adopted in
st. Louis and endorses and upholds
every plank of it. This is more
than any silver republican paper
in Idaho will do with the silver re.
publican platform"
Now as we don't belong to the
silver republican breed of cats, all
we can do is to veil sic 'em' and
stand back and watch the fur fly.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03
r.. NJ MccoLLUM. EDITOR.

More justice and less quibbling
would teach the lawless to respect
the courts and remove any argu-
ment in favor Of the people taking
the law in their own hands.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03

ARE the miners also entering the
Conspiracy against silver? They
go right on dicovering new gold
mines every week or two, despite
tho frantic protests Of the advo.
Gates of silver.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03

In the making Of a readable news
paper more than one or two persons
must be considered. 1t is not well
20 deprive an entire community Of
an interesting bit Of news in order
that an inhnitesmal portion of it
may escape the whips Of gossip
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03

The pops Of Idaho are at war
smong themselves. The result OF
their unholy alliance has become a
stencil to their nostrils. When
steunenoerg. Of the Albion Times
gets time. he viii no doubt be able
10 explain il ell nicely, as his mys-
tic powers are such that be can
make a compost heap smell sweeter
than a garden Of roses.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03

A New Jersey man recently
publicly asserted that there were
Eve hundred suits Cor divorce on
the dockets Of the courts of that
state, the cause OF which can be
directly traced to bicycle riding.
IL is ouly fair to say that this man
had just spent three weeks in bed
as a result Of a bicycle accident.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-03
LINCOLN CounLY.

sheriff, j. f. White
Probate Judge. Edward Pratt,
Assessor, +. w. Gooding,
District Clerk. A. 5. Senter,
Treasurer. G. w. Wernicke,
Coroner, DR.. w. IL. Baugh,
Surveyor, J w. Waldron,
Commissioners,
lst. +. +. Gwin, Chairman,
Pad, James L. Fuller,
3rd, c. +. Gridlev.