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ssos LADIES' BRIILlANTINE oQc
aNhAkIS .......s. -s..s.sss--s ~ ~
EISENMANN'S, s sSs.l ssys PenH 81 Ave
Kann.s Coat sale

The busy corner was the scene of
great animation yesterday on account of
s. Kann Sons a Co.'S bag coat and wrap
sale. There are enough garments dis
played in their windows 10 stock an ordi-
nary store, aud that is simply sample of
what's inside. Needless TO say the values
are wonderful.
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sisnor Malaspina Promoted

Rome, Jan. 6.-The government has ap-
pointed Sigaor Maiaspina, counsellor of
the Italian legation at Madrid, to he min
lister of Italy at Buenos Ayres-
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triple Wedding h bne Family,

TT
Cincinnati, Jan. Ga triple wedding
does not often occur In one family on the
same day, but r. c. Parish and his sisters,
Lizzie and Della, were married yesterday
at Horse cave to Marie Nithers, DR.. W
w. McPher son aud W. p. Munnolly, re-
spectively, and are now spending their
hoBe ymoon In Cincinnati
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PosToFFIcE NOTICE.

Should be read daily. as changes may oc-
cur at an time.
FokE. Or "A Ills are forwarded to the
ports OF sailing daily. and the SEIZED ule Of
Crossings is arranged on the pres ufnption
of their uninteriu ptel overland transit.
Fed the week ending January 3. 1898, the
last coDrtcting closes will be made at
This office as follcK MS:
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TEA SET MADE OF FLOWERS.
Presented nv an Admirer TO New
York; Outgoing Mayor.

York; Outgoing Mayor.
The other day Mayor strong. of New
York tex ia yor now B. was the recipient
ofa unique gift flora "a set. The tea set
consists OF one teapot arIisticaIIy created
and embeliished. two cups and Saucers, a
spoon and some Jumps OF floral sugar.
wrought an irnnortelles. yiolets and lilies
OF the valley. N3idenhair fern was also
used in the Trimmings. The imnorteIles
formed the groundwork OF each piece the
more delicate touches being done in vioiets
To complete the ensemble the set wasar-
ranged Ga floral tray that was IN itself a
work OF art. 4 green border OF fern bank ed
up along the edges of the tray brought
the innioTtelle cups. - ucers and sugar
into brighter relief, and made decidedly
cha aiming picture.
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IT CURES BY INHALATION.

CAT AREH-In the treatment of this
disease, 'Hyomei'' is quick, sure and
permanent
CATAKRHAL 'HYomei"
cures more people of this affliction than
all other met hods combined.
CDIiGHS AND COLDS are broken up in
one night.
ASTHMA is relieved instantly, and per
manentIy cured bY ''HYomei."
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weI.-Known Minister Drops Dead

Wilmington, Del, Jan G.-Rev. DR..
Lafa yette Marks, pastor of Hanover Pres
byterian Church h, corner of Sixth and King
streets, Wilmington, dropped dead in the
jewelry store of Samuel II. Ia ynard
yesterday afternoon. He had entered the
store to have pair of speetscIes adj
jasted and was stricken with heart dis
ease. Dir. Marks was one OF the best
known ministers in Delaware.
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TRANSATLANTIC Mails.

FRIDAY-tbb AT s.ee y. M. for France.
Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Portugal Tur-
key, Egypt and british India, per : :.
La b. etae ne, from New York, via Ha vrr
Letters for other parts OF Europe mus
be dil''tec 'per La Bretagnc tc) At
l1:i0 u. M for Netherlands direct, per
s.. s. Y eendsna- from New York. via Rot
terdan. Letters must be directed ''per
Feendam. Co AL 11:1o y. ~ for Flu
rope. Per : Aurania. FROM New fuEf,
via Queenstow tcD At l1:lG -. ni.
Tor NORWAY direct, per :. 5. Thiugvalia,
from Nav York. Letters must be directed
per Thingvalla.
PRiN1fI MATTER, ETC. -German
steamers sailing from New York on Tue,
days, take printed matter, etc, fur Ger
many, and especially address printed
matter. etc TOR other parts of Europe.
American ard White Star steamers sal
ing from New York on Wcdn cSda VS., German
steamers on Thursdays, and the Cunard
French 81 q German steamers on SatuT-
DAYS tasr prlpted matter. etc, Tar all
Counties for which they are advertised
ia carry n ais.
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Mails for south aud Cehtral Amer
iIn. West Indies. &c.

THURSDA Y-(cl At l1:10 n, IN, for st.
Donu6E' aIFt I urk tslanu, per ;. s..
New YORK. from New York. (cl At Il:io
y. M, for Brazil, per :. g Imperial Prince,
from New YORK, Via Rio Janeiro q nd 81 ntos
Letters for North Brazil and La Plata coun-
tries must ee directed Per Imperial Prince.
FRIDAY-tCtA IN. for Newfound-
land, ice. :. = kouInanial. iUm Pmiif
delphia Co At l1:1o p. IN, for Der
Tnuda;. per >; Trinidad. fr IN New York.
!cl At Il;io p. IN. M; Tor r,b Fortune lt,..,
ne. = r. Aua., "a ON New NorK. Lctttta
Tor Gotta lstcs, must b. directed Per
Alta,;'' cat l1:lo p m; for HIATT Hat
ff.lo D. m, for campecie, CEiaras, To,
sSs1o y sRd Y4e Pg for other psr
of MeXisSe and FOR Cuba must he directed
per 1umun.'
sATURDAl-tdl At 12:o5 p. M, Tor
Newfoundland, per steamer lrSn North
Sydney. tdl Al 200 0. IN, for st. Pierre
MQuelon, pet steamer from North sydney
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail 10 Hall
fax. and rhenee via steamer, CLOSE hc-v,
daily, except Sunday, az 2.e5 p. m. an I
on Sun days emily, at l;5o "A. Ia l.
Mails for siquelon, by rail to Boston
and thence VIA steamer, close here d3iiY
Mails Tor Cuba. hy rail to Port Tampa
Fla, and thence via steamer sailing Mon
close herr Caily at 800 p. IN teD
Mails for Mexico, overland except those
for Campo che, Chis ras- 1oDa Sco ana uca-
tan Which, a ter the "Wednesday overland
close. will he fowarded via New York up
to amt including tie 1l:l0 p. m. CLOSING
Friday clost here daily at 1.lo a m. d.
Treusps oific Mails.
Mails for China, Japan and Hawai-, per
s : BelgiC, from san Francisco close
here daily NJ to January 3, .: 10 y. M, ID
Mails Tor Hawali, per \. ;. Australia
from Sal Francisco, close here daily up
to January Is. g: 40 p. M ID
Mails for China and Japan, specially all
dressed Cuiv. per ;. s. Empress OF ~ tu,
from Vancouver, close here daily up TO
lam arN "a. $40 p. M tdl
Mails fot TIE Society Islands per ship
City of Papeiti. from san FRA 'lCisCo' lose
uers, pailv Up to January -. 6:At a. m to
Mails for Australia Except those for
West Aust raia, which are forwarded via
Europel. New Zealand, Ia waii, Fin and
samoan Islands, per 5. s. ianleda, from
san Francisco, close here daily up To
January 80, at $40 a. III.
"a st.e..,strI0,i Iiissis ,.use 81 i" a IA
same day.
' tceeclsist cred mails close at 8 .. IA
idIRegiSte, ed mails close at y. IN.
previous day
Tuesdays aud Sat urdays.
JsNtS p. WILLETT. Postmaster
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The attraction at Kernan's Lyceum
Theater next week will be the Broad
way Burlesquers. The program to be
presented is said to be an excellent
one being composed of comedians of
ability and performers of merit. The
opening burletta is entitled, sumner
Nights in which the entire company
will appear. The scenery used in this
act depicts an exact representation of
the Madison Square Roof Garden. New
York. The olio which follows is made
up of McAvoy and May, who viii pre-
sent that funny comedy conglomera-
ton entitled. Crazy Congiomeration-
Emma CarlIs. the talented baritone
singer: Gilbert and Goldie, the Cali
fornia entertainers; the three lumbar
Sisters. in unique dances; the Judges
in difficult acrobatic feats and others.
The performance concludes with the
operate burlesque entitled, "A Paris
Girl in Saratoga" which is from the
pen of Fred Solomon. This part of the
program is made a special feature. and
has been staged with appropriate seem
cry. bright attractive costumes and an
abundance of electric and novel stage
embellishments. The characters in the
burlesque are the principal comedians
of the company, Dick Bernaur appear
ing as the German judge, who inter-
prets law to suit those who desire to
laugh. The comedy is clean and whole
some.
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Next week, Primrose and Vests
Ministries are to be at the National
with a company which is said To diff
fer in every repect from the one seen
here some weeks ago. Among the
chief members is Ezra Kendall who
has this season made his debut In
mlnstrelsy. Mr. Kendall will be re-
membered for his appearances in farce
comedy in which he usually portrayed
characters of the eccentric country
man type. He is said to have been
quite successful in this new field for
him and that he is quite putting the
"old timers in the shade His spe-
cialty is in the shape of a monologue
in which he treats humorOusly of the
various topics Of the day, political and
otherwise
Carroll Johnson and Billy Rice are
prominent members Of the company
the former noted for his delineation
Of the dandy colOred individual
Schrode Brothers, acrobats; Rake
Semon. musical comedians; TroNolio.
ventriloduist: and George w. Lewis
dancer. are among the others VINO are
especially mentioned. The ZouaVe
Patrol William H VESTS latest
marching production and novelty
called The Animated Music Sheet,
are to be features of the performance
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Your credit is good at Lansburgh's Fur
niture House, 18th and F SITS. oc3-tf
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Your credit is good at Lansbureh's Fur
nitgre- House, 3th and r SITS. oc3 II
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The attraction at the Academy next
week will be Northern Lights. one OF
the most successful OF the few really
meritorious plays written around and
about the thrilling incidents attending
the Indian uprising in 1876. which re-
suited in the death of the brave Custer
Northern Lights" is a typical Ameri-
can drama of the military order, all the
scenes being laid in Montana. The ac-
ton takes place in the Little Big Horn
Valley. in 1876, at the period when the
United States troops. under Gems.
Crook. Terry. and Gibbon. were, in JUNE
of that year, to make a concerted attack
upon Sitting Bulls enCampment. and
recalls that most gallant act of modern
warfare. Custer heroic charge. The
action of the play does not. however,
depend entirely upon Indian warfare,
for in connection Herewith. there is
most interesting story of scientific
crime. The company presenting
Northern Lights" this season is con-
sidered one of the best ever seen in
play of this kind the principals includ-
ing Ropert Broderick Robert Neil. f.
ID. Denison, Ernest Iamson, Mary Hell
sey. Will 5. Gill. Frank III. Allen. ]. II.
Ferris. j. W. Horne. Fred E Jones, II.
+ Martin Barrett Lawrence, NJ. r.
Mann, A. X. Adams. W. Il. Evans. AL
bert Elmer. Arthur Howard, Frank
Sedgely, David Levy. Lillian Brainerd.
Ethelyn Palmer, Nellie Callahan, and
Maureen Allen.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-06

Managers Herman & Rife will pre-
sent to the patrons of the Grand on
Monday, Jan. 10, Gilmore and Leonard
in their latest New York laughing
craze. ''Hogan's Alley" by W. Fl. Ma
cart. one of the funniest farce come
dies ever produced, and made famous
by the New York World, whose COL
cred supplement has created no end
of talk The management have plac-
ed those Well-knoWn comedians, Gil
more and Leonard, recognized as
''Ireland's Kings" at the head Of the
company, and surrounded them with
such bright lights of the comedy and
operate stage as Thompson and Bur-
nell. Eddie U'Dell. Will III. Hagan.
Cliff Mech, Tony Murphy, Lem Tow
er. Lillian Shirley. Nina Shirley, Ma
zie King. Carrie Rose. Maude and Ell
la Lepage, Gladys Arnold, and Alice
Leslie. Special attention has been
given to the scenic production. and all
the latest music. songs. dances. etc.
will be seen with this company.
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COMING TO THE THEATERS.

Edward s. Willard will come to the
Lafayette next week. opening with
David Garrick.' Mr.. Wizards i'm
personation of this celebrated role has
been most favorably commented on by
the critics of Boston and Philadelphia
and the production as regards cast,
stage settings and costuming and the
details suitable to the period of the
play, is said TO be the most satisfac-
tory ever given in this country. Gar
rick will be repeated on Friday even
ing and at the Saturday matinee.
Tom Pinch an excellent dramatiza-
ton of incidents in Charles Dickens
Martin Chuzzelwit," will be presen-
ted on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ing and Wednesday matinee. The
success of this Dickens comedy in Bos-
ton and Philadelphia was phenomenal
both as regards large and inter-
ested audiences and the artistic and
perfect performance of Dickens beau
tiful creation, tom Pinch" by Mr..
Willard. On Thursday evening will
be given performance of Mr.. Viii
lards last seasons success, The
Rogue's Comedy" All the company of
twenty-five people appear in this play.
On Saturday evening his ever popular
impersonation OF Cyrus Blenkarn in
1.-THE Middleman'' will be a fitting end
ing To week rich in dramatic prom
Use and artistic worth.
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An event of interest to the theater-
going public of this city will be the en-
Cagement next week at the Columbia
of George Richards and Eugene can
field. who will present their new com
edy. MY Boys" by William Gili.
They will be supported by an excellent
company. and will doubtless be wei
coined by large audiences. Both George
Richards and Eugene Garfield are SO
we'll known that they need no intro
duction. Their long associations with
Charles Hoyt and their admirable per-
formances in ~ Temperance Town,
a Midnight Bell" and other or the
Hoyt plays. have made their mann IA
mfliar to almost everyone who ENJOYS
a laugh In My Boys" which may De
termed musical comedy. they Doth
have parts which afford them ample
opportunity for the display of their tai
ents. which they undoubtedly possess to
a marked degree. My Boys ~
clean, wholesome comedy interspersed
with bright music and refined special
ties, and Interpreted by company of
capable and weIl-known players.
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Your credit is good at Lansburgh's Fur
nfture House. 18Th and T sts- oc3-tf
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo QUINN e Tablets. All
druggists refund the money il IL failsto cure.
25c. The gen uine has L. B. Q on each Ia let.
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.S25, $50 and SIS Russian Blouse il

In blacks, blues cadet and the fashionable reds TIT
most fascinating OF braid
tailor finished
ship. TIF. bargains
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$50, SIS and SIP Jackets and Cape.

This includes the fascinating the fash
Roman
patch pockets-sik stitch A
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Our January Clearing Sale causing wonderfully low
We're selling without regard cost at all Our one
ca is clear all the goods
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Jackets and CapeS Worth $500.

eXaIpIes OF PIIsf. kersey
fur-fu Jackets Beaver
nd
extrao rdnary value
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magnificent collection of Ansik plain
cloths, northumberland Jetted Plush Cloth
Cdpes Blacks coloTsstrap In
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-12-30

Much Is being said and written bur little
has been done in the estimation Of some
about the eXtenton Of the Boise, Nampa
and Owyhee Railroad, from Nampa to
Lewiston and Butte, Montana. No doubt
but that this road will be built in the
near future. The people who live along
the line will have more hopes OF It's going
through when work begins on Il. There
is surely better prospect " its being con-
structed this year Than ever before; for
Nm. McKiuleys administration has been
the means Of restoring confidence among
the capitalists, money is more plentiful in
circulation and that makes times better
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notice for publication.
United States Land Oaice,
Boise City, idaho, November II, itBs. (

United States Land Oaice,
Boise City, idaho November II. ieB6.
Notice is hereby given that the follow!ng-nam-
cd settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support Of hi claim. and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Reeever ). Land ONCE at Boisj CITY. Idaho
on January 8. 1879. viz: Thomas J. Bowman,
Dade II d. application No. 30i4, for1he I51s NWl4,
NE9l SWla, Nwll SEA. Sec. -. 'fp.li n. r. e.
D.M He names the following Wit nesses 10 prove
mis- continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, said land. viz;
William NJ. Cramer, Ferdinand II. Richards,
John E.Glenn. william II. Boston, all of Ola,
boise County, Idaho.
James King, Register
li-25-l2-3O.
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NOTICE FOR RE-puBLIcArIoN.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Boisy. alo, July g. 1908
Notice Is herehv Given that tho fcnowlug-nam-
ed settler has edn lticc % bis intention 10 make
anal proof in s0. port OF his claim and that sail
proof viii be made before the Register and Re
cclver Ut uoise. laaho, ou august -, 1877, viz
Orlando y. Bailey, Hd application No. Siso for
She Sc IA Sw -, sec. IS. 4 i-2 NV II NE IL
Sw -. Sec %. Up y n. II. I Il. y. NJ,
lie namos the following witnesses TO prove his
contli u 'un residence upon nnd cultivation o.
sdd land, viz;
Lorenzo Boai. aud James V. Han, OF Ola Idaho,
WiilLnu Al Nolund. and Frank A. holland OF
Sweet, Idaho James King, Il gistcr
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Mr. Plowmn Of Boise will be on hands
in few days 10 begin work on his new
sawmill at Marsh Idaho. Mr.. Pierce says
"that the mill will be built on his place
where the bridge crosses the Payettriver.
They intend 10 raft logs down the river.
No doubt he has his eye on the new rail
rond and the town on Marsh and lrctons
place. Railroad in the sprug.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-12-30

On Dec. Dist about 80 Of the leading
Democrats met in Des Moines. Iowa. and
adopted a platform for, perhaps, the flu
ture presidential campaign, which is in
substance as follows: free silver but not
at the ratio Of lG to ]; no fusion with any
other parties; the condemnation oftrusts;
no territorial expansion and no increase
Of the standing army.
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DESERT GLAND. FINAL PROOF.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Boise Idaho, Novsmbcr2s, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that John :. Patrick OF
Emmett. Canyon County. Idaho, has filed notice
OF his intention to make proof on his desert-land
claim No. 1876. for the NE IA w II. sec 20
Tp N. H. = W. Is. NJ. before 1he Register and
Receiver at Doise, Idaho on Saturday. the 7tf
day OF January, 1898.
He names the following Witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land
Rlnehart shelter, james Jones. Clayton Kuoa
ana Abram miller, al OF Emmett. Canyon Co
Idaho James King, Register.
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VIM. Mckinley celebrated Dee. 26th
as his Christmas, and although presents
came TO him from all directions notwith-
standing oil that, he WAS at hand to at
tend TO his regular business.
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United STATES Lnnd Oillc'
Boise CITY. Idaho. November 20, fsq,


Boise City, Idaho. November 20, 1893.
Notice IS hereby given that the following-nam-
ed settler has filed notice o. his intention to make
final proof IN support Of his claim. and that said
proof viii be made before Register and Receiver
OF the u. $. Land Office at Boise City. Idaho, on
January 10 1893. viz: william A. Cai penter, I'D
application No. 3l05 forthe NV Ia ) z IL. WI
NE \ Mex MEX Sec. 81. 1p. IN. R. e. B. NJ
He names tho following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land yz
loon H. Tally. Ezekiel Sweet Robert \. Bailey
oil Of Sweet, boise co. Idaho, aud Charles T.
Bcal, OF Boise city Ada Co. 1aabo.
JaInes King, Register
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TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL PROOF
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
vNyyEp STATES LAND OFFICE
TEieo Civ. Idah4. December -. isp3

vNyyED STATES LAND OFFICE.
/ Botso City. ldqh-, December -. isp3.
Notice Is hereby giyeutha, WillLim NJ. Wilson
has aie1 notice Of iuteatlon 70 make final pFoot
bcfore Rorster ana Receiver ~ his onlcs n
Roiss Idaho. on Tuesday lac sith cay Of JAun-
AIRY. 1922. on ttaher cHltl application No tisH.
Tor tire NEl-f NY IA. NV 10 NJ qrartar ~
,seeliun no. y, "a Township No n, Nange No.
AW.
He names az Witnesses; john 70, Davis. Hor-
nee a. Baker pet,r Ries. john ~. Hughes all
% Emmsit. canyon conngy. IDAHO.
JAMES King,
Register
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Notice for publicat ion.


United States Land Once
Boise City, Idaho, N,ivemhcr 81 1898
Notice is hereby given that The following
naned acttler has nled notice OF his.intention to
make linal proof in support OF his claim an,
that said proof win be made bef, re the Regi,tei
and Receiver U .. Land o1lce ri Boise. ldahc
on january T., 1889. viz; Ira knouse OF Emmett,
Idaho H'd. Application No. 29d2 Iur ;he =. W. :.
OF N T.. 4 and NV Ia OF =. -. "a. Secs II
up. N, K. W. Is. III. lino.
He names The fonwins wi.uosst to prove hli
continuous sesioence upon and Cultivation OF
said land. viz; David W Harre,l, James Jones
Pctor tiss ,und'Clayton B.li&nos ll.of Emmett
Iiaho Jaines King, Register
l2,2iG
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No babyin the U. s. appeaas to be get
ting at the present time as many kisses as
Lieutenant r. p. Hobson.
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NorIcN FolupUBLlcAT1 N.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land ONCE ut Boiss City. Idaho
November % 1898
Notice liz hereby given that the following
nausd settler has licd no.ice of his intention to
make iluul proofin support oi ais claim, ant,
that said proof win be made before Register and
Receiver u. 3 Lund Ounce, % Boise, Idaho. on
Januaty6 1850, viz; james Jones. Emmett, Idaho
lid. application No 300 for tho SIC 4. Section q.
Up. t. n, X. > W. d. NJ, Idaho
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of.
said land. viz: David W Barren, Peter Rles.
IRA Knouse, and Clayton y. KNOX all OF ban
mott. Idaho. James king. Register
r. -, g.