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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-19

A practical joke has raised laugh at
citizen being applied to for couple OF
young pullets, warranted good winter
layers, sold pair OF fowls with the assur-
ance that they would prove good layers
il properly treated. He had slyly docked
the tail feathers and cut the spurs OF
twin roosters. The fear that the "pullets"
completed the bargain caused inward
quaking, but all went well and the
poultry Spectator drove of we'll satisfied
with his investment.
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DRY up!" said the selectmen to Bar
Harbor. And the saloon doors closed.
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Spiral Notices.
NOTICE.

HR. MARTIN II. HAYNES and BENZ. b.
l. WHITCoMB are admitted as partners
in our firm from this date, Jan. /. 1898. Our
city office in the future will be with b. b.
Whitcomb in Peters block.
WHIrC0MB. HAYNES & Co.
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The BIunt's pond saw mill is buzzing |
day and night.
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Hoods Pills cure liver Ills, biliousnese, indi.
gestion, headaches. A pleasant laxative. All
driggists.-AdUt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-19

Another drowning accident near
Bucksport-eight within a few months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-19

During the past year Uncle Sam has
spent s16, 1854 on the Bagaduce improve
ments, and 80, 900 on the breakwster at
Bar Harbor. This makes s169, 455.97
spent on the break water up to the pres
emit time
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

North Bluehill is talking grange.
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euantro.

-~r-Ol--o-N-~o~y~~-~--o --oO~-1--0e~>I~-o4N =
'INRANELING SALESMAN to sell most
i complete line OF lubricating Oils,
Greases, Specialties, etc. on the market. Lib
eral terms to proper party. Address THE
ATLANTIC REfINIsG Co, Cleveland. Ohio.
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Four mont his for the children of Sout h
west Harbor to remain out OF school,
And that place Is not alone in giving the
school children such long vacations that
they forget what they learn one term be-
fore the next one begins.-Kennebec
Journal
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
A FTER this date shall pay no more bills
"A for my wife, end any person trusting her
or transacting business with her in any way
will not find me responsible for her bills.
FRED FERsALD.
Gouldsboro, Me-, Jan. l, 1898.
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II paid in advance
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Ilost,

DUP-A spaniel pup, light brown spot over
i each eye. Finder please return or send
information to AMERICAN Office. Liberal re-
ward.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
saO= 0agota.

8ierre. Die Semperotur Der leBtcn
pnar 9nae in Der eriten !Sdtfte beg Sc.
brunr itebt in Der @eidibte bieier Sc
senb eiilsig bn. Im Sonnta9 ftie9 oies
ielbe auf 81 @rob i'm 5reien.
gines iOl6en @etterg. uie mir es
bieIen @inter bntten, I6nnen iidb au6
Die ilteTten Ginmobner nibt erinnern.
gGir hntten in Der gbat feinen @irter
i'm 9eip6bntitben Giune fir biefe Sc.
9eno.
Rapio gitp. Ser 8erfauf bes eans
sen gascobe- @runDitiides an ben 9rie.
fer &eo. Sei6esesr pon GermilIDn rpirr
bieiem Ihbnen gDmmerpiab Elm ann1
anoeres @pprdse perleiben. 8ie 8e:
nebiftlner. g1meitern Iine iest i'm 8e.
TiB beS SUtels, Der 8nbeb1uier nnb oes
sanaen Seeufers. @rDBnrtise 8erih6.
nerun9en iinb 9eplant iuDrben unb oit
@iienba1nen baben iib bereit ,erfldrt
@eleiie na6 bem 8lnbe 81 le9en.
SurOn. Sllberman gbartes sea,
bUlm unb gpbn baben mit allem no
tbigen nuF IS Mounte perIeben, OF
&eiie nod Dem @plbInnoe nngetreten
Serr Senbplm, tuelder Friiher mebrert
Sabre i'm gtorblpeit- 9erritOrium Su
bra6te, III fem 3euling i'm 8erabau
gr peiB senau. mel6e Sd)mierisfsiter
81 iiberwinhen frb, be9t ie6ub Die 3i.
ucrFd)t. baB er i'm gtanbe Iein mirb
bieiefben nit oilfe Der inn III @ebOt,
Itebenben Mtittel nno Der geluonuener
@rfabrun9 aus bem 8ese gu rdumen
Seine GbreiIe perurin1te cine 8ntnn;
i'm gtnbtratb e. @arb), bieieibe miri
jetpb Dor Der Ipriltpnbl niht ausge
fillIt merben. Snnerbaib Der ndditel
8p1en iperoen ibm mebrere anbere bic
| Ii9e @OfofrQnfe nadful9en. +
81. 8aul 8pIfsseituns.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
G.oSiuaton Gou,,tl,.
8atertpWa Is. 5ebraor, 1885,

8atertpwn.l5. Sebruar, 1898.
Die Serren Serm. Gofftp, Soc
@eiGielbaum in6 S. 3Dfao reiiten am
Rittlpud) pUn bier nnh &lpn6ife ab.
glm 8Onnerftaa elaubten Die 9eute
mir bdtten 9enus Sdnee, nm Sdlitten
fabren 81 f6nnen, nber Sreitn9 fam Die
Come Jun 8Orifein un0 Der @6nee
blieb nint lan9e liesen.
Sarrp Dodge fat fi6 iptueit UOn
einem ihliHmer tpph5fen sieber erbolt,
bnb er iuabri6einlin n6dbfG BOde ieis
ne Stelle in S. u. Booths 2aben iuies
Der iibernebmen fam.
glus9an9s lebter ISOLDE traf bieRa6-
ridt bier ein. bos Sr. s. 9. 5tpeet,
ein biefiser 8iirser unb friberergniieoz
Ter, bel Sings 3ilIs. 5ntarip, eeitOrs
ben iei. Gr reiite lesten SerbIt borts
bin, nm ieinen Gertpanbten unb ssreun,
ben eincn BeIn9 abSuItnttrn.
gs iDirb beri9tet, bnB Sr. g. gsan,
pDr iluei Sabren nis 8bntDsroph bier
pobnbait, in Chicago anf Der StraBe
tObt aufgefunben luorben lei, unb Siuar
NIT elmer GdnBtpunbe I'M &opie, mel
DIE er fim permutbtid in ielbTtmBr6eris
ider Ibiid,t beisebradt babe. 8it
2eute bier, iuelde Cyan tenueH, 9lau;
ben es rtid)t.
8rei 8riiber, iueldle @nterman bel.
Sen, tpuroen am fSreitag Ibenb unter
Der Qnffn9e bes 3iebitahts oerbaftet
Sic merben am n1hiten 8ienItag ppl
@eribt gebrn6t. gEie IS ideint, baber
lie ei,len @inbrub iii einen 5rabtnager
periibt, Gcblen nnraus geItoblen uno fiji
in Der 5taot psrfauft.
Sor. sSsiibpr 6anten, 8ruber oes s.
9. panten, uno Sri. Safe 1or, 9pdter
oes Sc. Mt. sog, lieBen iid) am Mitt.
up1 IN Der fatb. Stride bel &ranSbura
trarsn. Der iuuse ghemnnn iIt cine,
oer pppuldriten inn9en Mdnner. siad
Der grauung fanb iit) cine sroBe gin:
sabt SSreunoe unb geriuanote i'm 5anit
Der @ttern Der 8raut cir, Inn bem jun
gen Gaare ibre @liidtuinide oar5nbrin
gen. gor.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
ssreie winefi !.

gaiden sic sShre glbrsiie an S. 6.
8ndlen & Co., Chicago nnp Iafien sic
iid1 frei cine 4robei1nbtd o0n Or.
Sings neuen 2ebeuspilien i6iden. Gin
8erIud ipirb Gie pon ibrer YurSigli1s
felt iiber5engen. DieIe Billen fDirfeu
leid1t nno IinD beionSers erfDigreib, our
Beieitisnns uDn 8erffOpFuHa unb &Cpfs
idmersen. @egen Mialarin uno 2eberz
belnmerben eripeiIsn lie ii6 oIs uuiddss
bar. sic iinb snrantirt, uplftdnbi9 fret
pon irgenD fpelhen betdubenoeH Sub
itanSen gu iein uno nur aus reinen
8flanaen All beiteben. 8iefelben i6rpd+
den nidt in ihrer @irfuns, ipabern
Iidrfen Mngen nno @ebdrnie. ons
aanse GDIiem fart belebeno Resuldre
@gDBe rs Gents Die sthahtel. gu bas
ben bel 5teenfen & g phn,
ngaiIdbe &putbeffr.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17

Or. g. Gtnabs, Der beuti1e Gr3t unb
5perateur (Surgeon). ipefder in gipug
@itn. Sa., i'm gOn 8ib., @fe Der 4, unb
eSafion Gtrabe ipobnt. bebanbelt nlle
&raufbeiten erfolsreid, beiOnbers aber
Srauenleiben unO 8ruhfranfbeiten, mel
9e lebteren in ben meilten Sdlen Obue
Operation sebei!t iperben tDnnen unb
fir mel6e erft bann besablt miro. iuenn
bic 5eilurs erfOl9t lift. gbronii6 &ran-
fe fbnnen audi brieflih behanbelt mer~
ben, npfir auf @unid serne Grasebp@
gen frei sur gerfii9uns S:eben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17

Die giienbabntoRtrnftoren NRcRensie
unD Otann Daben NIT Der canabiIfen
8s9ierun9 eipen gontraft fir Den Bnu
elmer giienbabn ppn telegraph Greet
nacb bem Geslin See a0geI1luIien. Mit
Dem 8aa Der 130 Meilen lansen Girsde
miro in 0tai begonnen uerDen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
MeGups @puntn.

Snfem. @attlermeiIter 6. Gut.
Ter, beiien Srau IeBten Snai ftarb, bal
ii6 am 2. b. M. nit ssrau Gnna 8lai;
rla5e st. 8aul psrbeiratbet.
ganitDfa
8ls @nluire @pbnbaug, cine Meile
norOweittid nDn bier, brannte @Onntas
gtadt rieber. Cine &ommpoe, Gfen
uno Sr9el mar a[Ies, mas 9erettet iuur.
DC. 8eine 8erIideruus. Die llrIn6s
bes Seuers 1T unbetannt.
DIE 8abl am lebten Donnerifne
madte Oieien 51ulOiitritt au einem IN.
abbdneigen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
SemrH GMnIS,

&rIinatun. &ingsbnrp Co., 9, Sdi.
Refsren;en: State BaHf Of GrIingtpa; &c. seeeD.
gOitmsifter ArIinatnn Sun" mo Mner,e. ari
Berianaen rei sueeiaot geer bieie &e5epte beitelf
fann fitb mad1en Dollar onHtit SerbieHfn
(Sei gnfraspI nenHe man bite bic E. o. Sad,r4teH3
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
VIIasfas sRnfiaer.
taIas bem .seattIe aempirat !, )

s. s. Sidmann Inb @. M. gtlIen,
Sluei blefi8c 59riftIeser unb 3eitunsss
leute, lperoeu am 9. Sebruar BON bier
nad 3amIUn gitD obrelIen, nm bort I'M
ter Dem 9amen ,,4lUnoite 0asget" cine
3eitung beraussuseben, fur lDel6e iie
oas Miaterial bon bier nltnebmen tpers
ben. Die 3eituug uirb oierieitis iein uno
auf elmer 0anbpreiie aeoruft perben.
Die @iIenbabnfontraftDren McSenSie
uno Ntann baben NIT Der canabiihen
8s9ierung eipen gontrnft fir Den Bau
elmer giienbabn oUn telegraph Greet
na6 Dem 9eslin See a0geI1lOIIen. Mit
een 8au Der 130 Meilen langen Sirsde
tuirb in Mai be9onnen uerben.
Die Resierun9s 6iilfsegpeOitiOn lit
enOlib in gelpegun9 seiest UDrOen,
ment91ens Elm gbeil 6erielben Bon
&orttano iinb 60 Mtann uno $50 Sons
| men 2ebensihittel a5se9an9en NIB am
| q. D. Nits. fDerben non bier nit Dem
8ampfer Signal "a Mann, 1lO 8af.
/ there uno eille Wtaiie non 8orrdtben
Iabeei9idt per0eu.
Im 8ienitag lit Die aug go 8erIpnen
lbeItebenoe 8eter 5Hrammen @eienldaft
BON gerD gorf Oia Seattle nacb 0enl
3lonolte ab9efabren. Die Geielidaft,
lnel1e ausI6lieb1ib aus geutiben be-
lteDt, iuirb bier einen 8ampfer nnd
8Dea nebmen. Sebes Ntif9lie6 Der
geielidnit tit fiir neuR MtDnate ausgez
riiltet unb bat auBer0em cine 8lar.
Ibnit BON $500.
Der bon Der Copper &ioer @eeeno
einsetrOffene 8ampfer Qlinnce iiber.
bradte Die 9sadri6t, Oas Die @Olbiuder
/ &. q. See pDn 2oipelI, Mof., uno gt.
N.@pa ppn 8Drtbln9tDn, altiun. uno
| 0lillnrO s. Tanner uDn @tonicnn err
| id0Ten tuur0en. Der MDr6er nuroe
/ balb barauf BON ben anbern bort befiaos
Iltben @uloiudern gefnBt unb nado ian.
Il ger 8eraibung lpnd9eri9tlidD aHfse-
tnlpft.
! glm ssreitns trof bier bic piobspuii
Elm. OaB Der 8umpfer Corona. iUel4el
BON bier nal 20. sSanuar nit 225 6abra
g1Iten unb 900 Sonnen Sraht mad
5Foepan nnb 9Dea nbfubr, unterse.
songen iei. Ser Sonipfer ftieB nit
uolIer @e1bninoi9feit nuI cine Rl;ppt
an Der @inOnaa bes @feenn Sluiiea
unb besann iOfort su iinfen. Die &et.
tunesbpDte iuuroen ipfOrt bemannt Inees
selang, Die idmmtliden Snbr96fe unt
6ie Mitslieber Der 8emannun9 in 5i-
derbeit an bas 2an6 au brineen. 9el
3nmpfer iff iebo6 mitiammt Der Ga.
oun9 oDnItGnbig perluren nrb bic 6cbr'
edfte, meiitens 8lpnbife @OIoIuber
| baben ibr gun3es @epd6 einsebiiBt.
Gtus 9tonnimO mirb beritbtet, baB bfi
/ l9ampier ,,glOpo" p0n 5fa9uap Dor
eineetrpffen 1T. @r bat fiirfanb5wan5it
bitter enttduldte 8uiiasiere an 8Orb
Die nnh ibrer triiben @rfabruns geraot
genug pon Dem 9anb BADEN uno iibel
ben slnbraus nad1 bern &lUnbite ga
nid,t gut su iprehen iino. giner De-
BaiTasiere iuste, Oas 200 &eriOnen bi
sanae. in @fasuap onsebotene gIrbei
perridten f6nnten, unb baB iid iuenig
fters 500 8erIOnen bort befdnben, 0i
nifts ueiter an tbun hdtten, ols 81
trinfen unb Su ipielen. 3ns snnSe al
Goro befinblide @Olb betrug nnr IN
gefdbr $4,000.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17

Die ouiInuenoiien SeiIuneen pon Scros
ieln, bic man fenni. iino nitteIit@onb's SGrs
iapariua erSielt. Gieies WtiiteI iudt ieineS
@leiben bel 8lutfranfbeiten. @ebruudt
uur $oopb's. Soob's Eillen iino nit
Der Jodub 9emabt uno polli9 9leidD oil @r0is
ie NrS SelpiG5t 25. Gents
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17

8as norinssifhs Wliniftsrinn
bat feine @nflaHung gtnnmmen. Mehs
rere Der bisberigen Mintiter iperDen
ifin Il bsutiibsn. anbsre Roften 5n srhaI-
ten.
The Progress., 1898-05-07

preston OF two years ago? a day of
Judgment! Do you think that God is
going to wait until He has burned the
world up before He rights these
wrongs? l tell you, nay! Every day
is day of Judgment.
The fraudulent man piles IN his
gains, bond above bond, United States
security above United States security.
emolument above emolument, until his
property has become a great pyramid:
ana as he stands looking at it. he
thinks 1T never can be DESTROYED but
the Lord God comes and with his little
finger pushes it all ovsr.
You build house, and YOU put
into 1t rotten beam A mechanic
standing by says: 'It will never do to
put that beam in; it will ruin YOUR
whole building" But you put it in.
The house is completed. Soon it be-
gins to rock. You call in the mo
chanlc and ask What is the matter
with this door? What is the matter
with TINS wall? Everything seems to
De giving out" Says the mechanic:
You put rotten beam iato that
structure, and the whole thing has got
to come down" Here is an estate that
seems to be all right now. 1t has been
building great many years. But IS
years ago there was a dishonest trans
actlon In that commercial house That
one dishonest transaction will keep on
working ruin in the whole structure
until down the estate will come in
wreck and ruin about the possessor's
ears-one dishonest dollar in the as
tate demolishing all his possessions. |
nave seen it again and again: and so
have you.
Here is your money-safe. The manu-
1acturer and yourself only know how |
1t can be opened. You have the kew.
lou touch the lock, and the ponderous
door swings back. But let me tell you
'hat' however firmly barred and bolted
your money-safe may be, you can not
keep God out He will come, some dav.
into your counting room, and He will
demand: where did that note of
hand come from? How do you account
for this security2 Where did YOU
get that mortgaged from? What does
TINS mean?' If it is all right, God will
say: We'll done, good and faithful
servant BE prospered in this world. |
be happy In the world to come" If it
IS all wrong He will say: Depart, We
cursed Be miserable for your inioui-
lies in this life, and then 20 down and I
spend your eternity with thieves. and S
'orse Jockeys and pickpocke
You have an old photograph of the
igns on your street. Why have those =
agns nearly all changed within the ,
asst 20 years9 Does the passing awav
II generation account for it? Oh, no.
Does the fact that there are hundreds
II honest men who go down every year i
ccount for it? Oh, no. This is the O
ecret: The Lord God has been walk e.
ng through the commercial streets of
ur great cities; and He has been adj
listing things according to the prin- -
iples of eternal rectitue. A
The time will come when, THROUGH
ne revolutionary power of this GOSPEL.
falsehood, instead of being called ex-
operation, equivocation, or evasion.
M be branded lie! And stealings, d
lat now sometimes go under the head
percentages and commissions and
onuses, will be put into the CATALOGUE 81
state prison offenses. Society will
turned inside out and upside down.
40 ransacked of Gods truth, until II
diSh0neStioc Oh,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18

Died-In shoshone. November 18Th,
1893, Mrs Maria Sadier, Hife ofJames
McCutchcon, after lingering illness
Of more than four years.
She vas born in Munster county Ire
land in 1913, came to this country in
1851 at the age Of thirteen. Settling in
Montreal Canada, where she meet James
McCutcheon and after brief coartship
became his wife. They came and settled
in Shoshone IN 1881.
She lived a life CT Simplicity in her
Own home. Her GeYotion as a vile ney-
CT wavered, and her affection for her
children leaves g beautiful inspiration
for noble living. Her last days were
filed with suffering, and was met BY
cheerful spirit, which sanctifd her
home and all who ministered to her.
Her death leaves : vacancy at the hearth
VOID in the heart Of husband and
loss as a mother, which is never to be
filed. Il frees her body from fufering
and makes her soul rs a star set in glory
as a beacon light for all who knew her.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18
RESULT OF THE ELECTION.

The result OF the election held last
Tuesday througllou. the country was
largely favorable to the republicans.
Congress is overwhelmingly republican
in both branches and henceforth VIII
work in harmony with 4 republican
president. The great states OF New
York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Indi-
ana, all considered doubtful states, haYe
gore republican.
But prehaps the most gratifying result
of all is that several notorious silver
cranks are siienced forever. In Mineso-
Ia the notorious Towne in defeated. In
Kansas Jerry Simpson is beaten. In
Washington Lewis is returned to p1iyate
life In Nebraska Senator Allen is de-
feated. All those silver men win
be replaced by loyal and faithful repub-
licans. Free silver is literally too dead
to skin.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18
OBITUARY.

Died-Noyember l4th, 1893, at the Muir
ply homestead, Mrs. Sarah Fl. Muir
ply, Of heart disease. sged 50 years.
Funeral was held from the Catholic
church at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing.
In the death Of sirs. Murphy The COM
munity snstains a great loss. She was
born in Ireland, came to America when
quit, little girl, thence to Idaho in
1882. Her married lie Of q years is a
record Of unseliish devotion to husband
and children; Even after the Angel Of
Death had written her name on the roll
call Of those whom God loved, her faith
iul heart, could not cease 10 beat, and
fingered unconscionsly for three days.
The bereaYed family OF husband ard
four children have the heartfelt sym
phathY Of every one IN Shoslone.
Owe may not sunder the veil apart
That liides from orr vision the gates of
day.
We only know that her bark 10 more
Nay sail with US Ger lies stormy sea
Yet somewhere, l know, on the IN
seen shore.
She watches. beckons, and waits for me.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL LAND

Notice is hereby given that on Friday
December eth, 1898, at 10 O'Clock a. m,
there will be offered for sale pursuant tc
Law, at public auction. at The court house
at Shoshone, Lincoln county Idaho,
t-acts of State Lands situated IN Lincoln
county, as follows:
NW4 OF SEA. E5s OF SWl4, and
sW1 Of SW1l Of section So, township 5
S. r. 10 east.
The terms and conditions of sale viii
be found in an Act defining the duties
Of the State Board OF Land Commits
sioners, Second Session Laws 1898, page
ls9,
Appraised value and particular de-
scriptions may he found at the Office Of
the County Treasurer or at the office OF
the State Board.
(Note) No land viii be sold for less
than 5000 per acre. The first years
interest, and % per cent of the purchase
price, cash on day of sale.
BY order OF the
State Board Of Land Commissioners.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18
LOCAL AsD GENERAL ROUNDUP.

Look out for q wedding soon.
The turkeys are roosting high.
senator-elect Cooling spent Sunday
in town.
Court commenced this week, with d
large docket.
John Lumb, returned to Pccatello
last Sunday night.
R. w. Carbon has moved his family to
town for the winter.
Frank Hayward has returned to work
after short vacation.
Attorney Bruner, of Haley, is attend
ing court here this week.
Peter silk, OF Toponis, was in town
attending court, this week.
Evan Davies came up from Pocatello,
to cast his vote on election day.
Rev. Howard Bowler, of Bellevue, WIS.,
tied reletives in Shoshone this week,
DR.. W. Fl. Baugh, received new
sheep wagon, for his camp this week.
Marcus II Kuhn, was in town the
fret Of the week, calling on the trade.
Some OF our defeated candidates scarce
Il new that they were running for office.
W, G. Lane, the popular Short Line
conductor, spect the week in Shoshone.
John Harder. the Kanaka fat ranch
man, was in town the first of the week.
Mrs. Thomas Brunker, of Pagari, was
visiting reletives In town the first of the
week.
J. s. White, formerly of this place, has
been elected Probate Judge OF Elmore
county.
Attorney Eden of Pocatello, passed
through Sheshone Tuesday, on his way
to HALEY.
Judge-elect Eveleth OF Kanoka, was
transacting business in the county seat
this week.
1t is time 70 prepare for THANKSGIVING /
services. There is much to be thankful
fer this year.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18

Mr. J. D. Murphy and family wish to
express their appreciation OF the many
kindnesses extended to them, during the
illness and death of Mrs. Murphy.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18
CARD OF THANKS.

Miss Minnie McCutcheon wishes TO
thank her many friends who came to
her, and extended so many acts Of
kindnees during the sickness and death
of her mother.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18

Our line of fall and winter clothing is
now full and complete, and the prices
are lower than the lowest. Drop in and
look over some OF our new styles and
patterns. at A S Senters.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18

Custer, at the City Meat Market, re-
ceiYes fresh water fish and salt water
fish every Thursday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the water
from my ditch for irigating, for the
year 1859, viii be one dollar for a min
ers inch, for not less than ten inches,
and for all not payed up in advance.
Jacob Stotz.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18

Ny Fall line OF Clothing has arrived
and is full ard complete. Latest pat
terms. Lowest prices, at G. B. Eeefer's
Clothing Store.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18
TAKEN UP,

Came TO my ranch, on Snake river,
November 6th, 1898, one gray horse, a
bout six years old. Branded S on left
thigh,
S. F. P. Briggs.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18
sHOSHONE JOURNAL.
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

Trains carrying passengers arrive and
depart ar follows:
Wood River Branch = Combined
freight and passenger, departs at 1920
a. n. arrives at 5:30p. Ii.
OREGON sHoRT LINE.
WESTWARD.
No. fast mail, arrives at. :53 a. N.
EASTWARD.
10. ? lest mail. arrives at. 10 10 D. m.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18

All OF the latest novelties in gezts fur
nishing goods, Ties, Shirts, Underwear,
Socks and gloves at G. B. Keefer's.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18

Fresh Oysters constantly on hand at
Clusters Meat Market,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18

For Sale-A new oak bed room suite
at cost price. Enquire of Z. r. Cheney.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18

Up to date furnishing goods at sentera
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18

Hagerman Idaho.