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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
JiIiC poe NUISANCE,
Southern Planter. !

Southern Planter
In "'ci"nt times, according to sa
rrod history, shepherds wntch.'d their
ii"ck- hN night Tn" general suppu.
~l'lon j. Ihn they watch, Il to prov,nt
teen h'ro; dey"nr.d by wild beasts.
From til" "xp''i"n"" Of shepherds at
tn" pr"erut day we are constrained to
h"irv" H." >h"I,hrr ss in ~ cicnt times
watched 10 prevent their nucks from
D"IrG . ,nEht","l aud Dispersed by
th" lnl-"rnor dogs 1t ~ doubtful
"h''h"r I re II ANY cOu;try in the
world wh"r" sheep ar" kept that ten
ar" n't killed b, dogs to on" 10y wild
b. ar'~ The will b nsts 4 .Ihnm kill
n"r" at on" tim" than to supply their
present wants; dogs, on tn" contrary,
viii Kill NOR" in "ne'niyht than they
will eat in (. week. They seem to
XIII for sport, ns we'll us to satisfy
their craving for mutton.
Good nninr.d, we'll trained dogs
are Of considerable service to drovcrs
~ helpers to drive cattle; to shpp
h"ria for Keeping their npcks from
STRAY inG; aud to furm"ra for guard
ing their corn cribs ngainst thirves
Tho numerous instances of their Fl
d"llty, devotion, and courage have
wnI tho nlmirn'ion Of mankind.
Poets bnv" glOr,ti. q them in verse.
women have fondl"d thom, and chill
drrn hnv" played with aud oftem
AhnNrd them. On tho other hand, it
II known th"ro arc Il multitude of
n's'rnb. q, mnngr"l cur- in the conn
try wicked, worthless wh. Ips. u
dnmnH" and L;sgrnco to thor owners.
II terror to travellers on the public
h'Ehw"., aud Il calamity to- sheep rails
"rH. III" question ia not whether
h" wh"lH species shall hr annlhi
tM"I-(rw would favor the nttrr OK
termination Tho question il how
to Hnv" tn" good and valuable, aud
N"i rId uf the vicious and WORTHLESS.
lh"r" are NOR" dogs kept in the Uui-
Get Suites than is nrccrsnry or pr"por
| think 'h"ro has been no censns Of
Ir - taken il any S,n'r; but in Ohio
I" 'N62, Their" was II law r"qnirin.
as "'*"r~ to r"'"r" tn" nnmhcr Of
''"EN - their district f'r taxation.
ia" number rctnr"rd that ycur WA,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19

ry, which wonld bo most profitable
pursuit.
Som" months ago I held Il hand
primary lee ion on th" sui j-ct of
tnxnli"n Of dogs, and Of the dozen
present Only o." voted against it,
Very truly,
THos w. HOLLOWAY.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
Mothers
Friend
PprSi rs.

VIII do Tor every woman what It did for the
Minnesota mother who writes the above let
ter Not 10 use 1t during pregnancy Is a
mistake to re paid for IN pain and SUFFERING.
Mofber,s Eienc equips the patient with a
strong body and clear intellect. which In
turn are impaired to the child. It reiaxe,
'hs muscles and allows them to expand. Il
eeheVes morning sickness and nervousness.
" puts all the organs concerned In perfec.
condition tor the final hour, SO that the actual
labor Is short and practically painless. Dan.
ger OF rising or hard breasts 3, altooetbe,
avo'dsa' and recovery is merely matter OF
few d&ys.
o''"%'s'' s@'' hlother's Friend for 81 bottle.
'he hFad;'eli Regulator Co Atlanta. Ga.
-. sena fos our FREQ illus. rated book,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
Tho Death OF Harrlson.

One Of the noblest Of American
poam- is thai Of Nathaniel =. Willis
on the death of President William
Henry Harrison. The death Of his
grandson, ex-President Benjamin
Harrison gives renewed interest to
this splendid tribute which is here
with reproduced;
What! scared the old eagle to die at the
SUI?
Lies he stiff with spread wings at the
goal he bad won!
Are thero spirits more blest than the
"Planet OF Even"
Who mount to their zenith, then melt
into Heaven
No waning OF FIRE, no quenching OF ray,
But rising, still rising when passing
away?
Farewell gallant oagle; thour't buried in
light!
God-speed into Hea"en, lost star of our
night!
Death! Death IN the white house! All
never before,
Trod his >keleton foot on the president q
n 'orl
He Ia looked f,r in hovel, and dreaded
In ball
The king in his closet keeps halchm mt
and pail
The Youth In his birthplace, the old man
at home,
Make clean from the door-stone the pa, b
to the 'omb;
Put the lord Of this ma nsion was cradl, d
not here,
In churchyard Tar off stand his beck
onirg bier!
H. 10 here as the wave. crest hpaves
llashtng on high
A. th" arrow is stopped by It's prz in
thr sky
The arr'w 10 earth, and the foam O he
shore,
Death finds them when swiftness Il. q
sparkle are o'e,:
But Harrl5on's death fills the clim4x uf
story,
He went with hts old stride from glo y
toglory!
LLy his sword on his breast!
There's a." spot on Its blade
In whose cank-r,ng breath his brig, t
laurels ,yil fad,
Twas hr first To lead on Ut humauity'a
ral
1t was stay'd with sweet mercy when
glory was all!
A. calm n The council a. gallant In war
He fought for his countr, and not It's
'hu,ruh!"
In the pa h Of the hero with pity he
troh,
LIT him pass with hi. sword . the pr. g.
rnce If G III!
Wha' more? Snall we on with his a. h+ ?
Yet a,!
He hath ruled tho wide realm Of q XII q
In his da.
A. his word, like mouarch's wept
treasure urd land,
The brigh' god 1T thousands has pas-
Is there no hing to show of his glitter
ing hoAru?
N, jewel to deck the rude hilt of his
sword;
No trapping, no horres? What had he,
but nov?
Onl on with his ashes He left but his
plough!
B ave oid Clnctnnatu,! Unwind ye his
sheet
l. t Inn s'oep as he iiyed-wlth bis
purge at I,is feet!
mournrr today.
Ia he nH' ION whose father is tak"n
ava
w 70, children and neighbor, may mo n
at his knell,
| He " ,s ",Over and friend" to his coun.
trr. u WE'LL
| For the stars on our banner, grown sud
denly din,
Let ua weep. In "ur darkEess-but weep
n for him!
Not for him who. departing, leaves
millions in tears!
| N 'or him who died full OF honor and
ve.rs!
MT for him-wio asceDded Fame's lad
der 80 high
From the round at the top he stepped
to the sky
NATHANIEL + WILLIS
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19

Inc LlCkGtS VIII DO rpHtrlrtRu tn
continuous passngo in each direction
and are to bo sold on May s and 8
from points within tho State Of Sun,h
Carolina, and on Map 8 from points
in North Carolina and Gcorgia, with
final limit of May Is, inclusive.
Tho rate promulgated applies t"
the Southern railway, tho Plant rla
tom, the A. 9. L., tho Crntrul Of
Georgia, tho Charleston and Western
Carolina, and tho Goorgin raiIrond
Tho Sonboard will no doubt meet lh
ratos Of tho association lircs.
Tho several committees nr" = t'ing
in shape for nctiv" work this week
Tho committee in charg" OF tn"
securing Of homes for tn" old eoldi'rs
will iasuo its circular to tho cii'z"ne
tomorrow morning aud hopes TO e"
it's sub committecs in tho i"ll max
ing the active canvass 10y tomorr""
afternoon.
Tho Wado Hampton Chnpi"r,
Daughters of the Cnnfrd"rncN, hrId
an important meeting yt s'"dv ~
morning. 1t was unusually we'll III
toudod, tho ladies' displu, ing .h"r
gront interest in the coming Sn'hrr
ing. They ta k"d ovor their part il
the events OF tho week aud di,cus-. Il
plans for tho entertainment Of the
sponsors, otc. 1t was also lrtrrlnin
cd to havo tho presentation Of tn"
chapter medal on memorial dny. Tn
crossos Of honor will be prrarntrd f.,
tho vetorans of Cump Hampton "n
tho same day at tn" samo time. The
chapter will meot again on the 2Sth
Gon. Wade Hampton's birthday.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19

Total cost OF dog $40, ,304. 100
This bill takes no AGO uut OF ,r
coat of hydrophobia. Of which dogs
ar' tho aold producers and l'ropaga
torI, and for which terribl. di.ease
no amount Of money can ever com
penate tho nnfortunate victims Of
the v"nomrus bite. j. w INamAM.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19

~ pm Ar..... Charlotte y . Lv y 10 am
D pm Ar.Hendersonviile, N civ 90 am
% pm Ar....."..".A sheville. ........Lv so am
tDaily Nv '
Ton and Gre uville, 8 G.
J. z. KENLY, T Al EM1RScsS
"ah.m mhhak Traffic Manager
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
His Maiden Name.

The teacher Of Il Sabbath School
cl'ss approached one little fellow
who was present for the first time,
and inquired his name, for the pur-
pose Of placing it on the roll.
"Well," said the youngs or.
"'hey call mo Jimmie for short
but my maiden name is Jumes."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19

NOS. 81 and - Will have Pu Imam s,so,,,
serseS ers 9s'Ween n d,n uS" York and Ia pa Hcais
gay Gayy. xmac coaches betwten J4cksorviIie Sn end
~ N"a; ea;,a ~ a." 90 viii have Pullman Buffet
sonvilIe and Day coach e ano hssaaae 'rok oe rs
oTEwien Wnshi' gton and Jack son " lie,
depot In Park, '''' !" o. n. u.
V"' fnrther Inform alton apply 10
q ID. BOYt sTON T p. A.,
!olu' bia 9. O,
y. A. sHIPMAN A q. r A,
A. .. MAoDONiLL, g. +. A.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
up" p. m. "A" a. m. IN" night.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN

DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN
CHARLESTON AND GREENvILLE.
Pullman pRiace shopping cars on Trans Hb and
c8. u and B8. on A. and @. diviaion. Dining oars
on these trains serve all n Gals enroute,
Trains leave spartanburg. A. g. c; division.
lVestibule Lmitodl and 7:G p. m; south.
bound II: ia q: m. 8l6 p. M. II :8l a. m, (Vesi.
bule Iimited). and l0:O D. m.
Trains leave qreenvile, A. and q. division
northbound. :02 O. M. 2:Hl p. M and ZEE D. m.
{Vestdib1,lsso Vd iso !imitedl and 0;le ?: M: south
bule Limi,ed>, and II is q. m.
Trains 70 and 1'l--Pnllman slooping Oars
occupancy at both points at 0:80 p m.
Elegant Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping
Cara between Savannah and Ashoville enronte
daily between Jacksonville and Cincinnati.
FRANK 8. CANNON, y. II. HARDWICK,
Third V.P. 8 Con. Mgr. Gen. Pas. Agent.
Washington. D. G. Washington, I, 20
WA. TAYLOE. r. w. HUNT,
Asst. Gen. Paa. Agt, Div, Pas Art,
Atlanta, Ga Charleston, 8. q.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19

N"tc - intliy eXcepf Sunday
phlng 'ra between n York and pfch.
mono, and Hamlet and S,vunnnh on Trnins
Sos 3 and A. " ~ :"
Central Time S "asten Time
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
SHEEP w DNG.

somo Facts About D"xs and sheep KnI.
!ng-A Comparison Of III" A,n"uu, at
Expendod on dogs mud I'll" Ioa- Of
Shorp Killed aud Mnin.d
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
ATLANTIC COAST LINE J
FAST LINE

Between Charleston and Columbia.
Upper South Carolina and North
Carolina.
PASSENGER DEpARTMENT
WILMINGTON N. G. II lNth, ,Hl
CONDENSED sCHEDI-JH
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19

'rlns run by Goth Merida, or Contra, Time
South "f C"lnn bia TIne Table in
Ef"ct June 3rd.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19

Close connection at Greenwood for al
points on 8. A. l.. and Z. and q. Railway, and
at Spartanbnrg with Southern Railway.
For any Information relative 20 tickets
rates, soheduIes, address
W.. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pas. Agt,
Augusta, Ga
e. NJ. NORTH. Sol Agt.
T. II EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
Glle A$eralA anl Dew"
Cent? MILE RATE
SECURED FOR REUNION.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNt EMTNT MADE nY
ASSOCIATION.
1t Applies to Georgia AtO And rbarI,; &"
Ia on tho LiHi-Whcn tn" 1ickcla WIN
DO Placed on Salo.
The State, March II.

If tho State reunion OF tn" Cunfeu.
erato Veterans hero in May, is not II
SUCCESS it will not ho thu. fault ct
those who have bccn placed in charge
Of the arrangements for tn" various
features Of tho entertainment Mother
will it be the fault Of the railronls
Tho desired cont mile rat" hn-
been secured and tin" committee on
transportation fo"ls that tn" grrn'n
part of tho work has bron done even
before it could have Il meeting.
Chairman Richardson Of tn" South.
eastern Passenger association h,s j.
sued his circular under dnuo Of At
lanta, March Is, announcing "a rn'"
Of ono cent per mile in ouch dirrc
tion to Columbia, S c., and rrturn
from all points in tho State Of South
Carolina; also from Charlotte and in
termodiato points in North Cnroina,
and from Savannah, Macon, Atlanta
and intermediate poiuts in Goorgn.
account of occasion abovn sp"c,fi,h.
The following round trip rates on
this basis will govorn from tho june
tional points named:
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
His Price.

A welI-known novelist had become thor
oughIy tired of being interviewed for the
press, and decided to Choke on the next
man who dared to ply him with imperti-
nent questions.
What was the highest price ever paid
you for a story?" asked the latest inter-
viewer.
Three hundred thousand pounds?'' re-
piled the man OF books. And it was
paid me for only three words"
How do you mean?" eDquired the puz-
zled young man.
4 love you we're the words. / told
them to the lady who is now my wife. -
Chicago Chronicle
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
In China.

A story is told Of a physician in
China who had mismanaged a case, where
upon the indignant family seized him and
tied him up. but in the night he managed
to free himself and escaped by swimming
a river, which cut off pursuit. When he
reached home he found his son. who had
lust begun to study medicine. poring over
his books. He wrung cut his wet clothes,
and. turning to the student, said graYeIy:
'.My sen, don't be IN a hurry with your
hooks; the first and most Important thing
is 10 learn TO swim
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
StiII Young.

pa" said Mrs. Methusalem TO the old
est OF his race. Il wish you'd speak to
Abimelech. He's been pulling Bildad's
HAIR again"
"Lemme see" quoth the patriarch,
"how old is BIN now?"
Hes 246 his mex birthday"
We'll, you must make allowances for
tn boy. ma. He's young yit - Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
Bound 10 Win.

A singular competition is reported be-
tween two Italians who have devoted their
-yistence 10 collecting editions of the
'DIvine Comedies" One had discovered
"a editions. and his rival the same num-
ber Aut determined not 10 be beaten, the
latter had a 2I5th edition specially set up
and printed in Paris, taking care that only
one copy OF 1t was printed-Chicaso
News.
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
where the trouble Lies.

The new test of intoxieation suggested
In the Meade trial, consisting of The abil-
ity of the subject to go up a flight of
stairs. is not conclusive Plenty of joyial
benedicts know that the difficulty is not
in the power TO climb the stairs, but the
doubt as to the reception which awaits
them when the stairs are elinbed.-Pitts-
burg Dispatch.
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
All In the Point of view.

Hotlick-'Your dog bit me last night in
the leg, and l want to know what you are
going to do about it." Lambiey-"Oh. 7
sha'n't do anything. unless the dog should
ccme down with some disease. In that
case. of course. | shall hold you RESPONSE
bIe."-Boston Transcript.
The Washington times., 1901-12-01

1.-THE big liner Jamaica. with thousand
passengers and s6.O0O,OOO in gold. is ten
hours overdue"
"Heavensl think OF the interest that
will be lost.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
Homeless Inequality.

Edgar-"In Chicago, Eustacia, the
housewives keep their cooks by treating
them as equals" Eustacia-"Oh, it's too
late. Edgar. too late; cook wouldn't rec
ognize me as her equal II l gave her
tea every afternoon In the week."-De-
troit Free Press.
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
In tlie Dark.

Mother-That young man has been call
ing on you pretty regularly, Mabel.
Mabel-YCs. mother.
Mother-Weli, I'd like to know what his
intentions are. Do you know?
Mabel (bIushing)-Well. er-mamma, we
are both very much in the dark--Phila-
delphia Press
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
No Need of Prayer.

Deacon Ebony-I hab not seen you at
ouG:l revival meetin's,. Mistah Black"
Mistah BIack-Wot fob 1 want OBJ re-
vival meetins?''
Don't you ebber pray?"
No; l carry er rabbits foot. New
York Weekly.
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
A FATAL Question.

He (playfully)-How old are you Miss
Browne?
She-I cannot tell lie. +
Hc-Oh, il that is the case. ] will not
take a mean advantage OF you l with
draw the question.-Stray Stories.
The Washington times., 1901-12-01

Mrs. Borerum-You have got a head
ache. so you can't go to school. Ell? 1
guess l will have to give you dose Of
castor oil. Willie Borerum weakening
Ma, d-don't you think Christian science
would do o?-Brooklvn Eagle.
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
Not Popular.

"Mr. Boobleby isn't very popular, is
he?"
"No. The poor fellow seems to have
fewer friends than a fat man In crowd
cd street car.'-Harper' Bazaar
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
Ill

III.
The fortress had capitulated. The siege
had been a hard one and very long. anG
the heart wounds had been many. but at
last the victor had entered in, and-the
engagement had been announced The
men of the Eleventh went about dole
fully, casting longing glances toward
headquarters. and occasionally slapping
Darlington on the back with the assur-
ance that he was "a lucky dog-confound-
edly LUCKY and Darlington. laughing
happily, said that he thought so. too.
One evening after mess they were
drinking his health and hers Between
sips. Johnson took a long puff at his
cignr and gazed dreamily up at the
rafters.
Now that Miss Fairfax has come and
seen and conquered all our gold laced,
brayely spurred selves-eyen down to our
gallant men and our feet-footed Eth!o-
plan messenger, known in common par
lance as Jim-and has been herself CON
quered by our worthless, pig-headed per-
severing brother -arms-" Here.
amidst the general laugh. Johnson found
ruDted him with:
Tell all the confounded rot you please
about yourself you great. vain turkey
cock, but spare the rest of us. beg"
LAS l was about to say" went on John
son placidly. as though nothing had oc-
Cured, NOW that Miss Fairfax's affec-
tions are being monopolized by our
worthless, pig-headed, and persevering
brother-in- arms. the posts principal
source OF excitement has been done away
with and 1t looks susplciously as If we
hopeless ones were about to return to
our former state OF apathy After which
burst of eloquepce he stopped. blew the
smoke out of his mouth, and studied his
cigar with an air of great concern.
Il don't know about that. Johnson. :"
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
StiiI Hope.

The woman who has to wear bonnet
two seasons old may get some consolation
from the news that at her coronation next
June Queen Alexandra will wear the crown
worn by Mary of Modena, the consort of
James H.
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
When Love Dies.

"She will probably get tired Of him
when they have been married year
"Oh, no; he's got more money than
that brooklyn Life.
The Washington times., 1901-12-01

Bebe had been taken back 10 the low
thatched cottage. She had begged so
hard that it might be so that MacKenna
had at last reluctantly given his consent.
I'm way it cant nurt her he said.
..but | fear it will hasten the end"
Johnson heard him.
THE end? Then-then. you think there
isn't AIRY hope?"
Not the slightest" said MacKenna.
And so Domain had been taken home.
She had left Miss Fairfaxs own dainty
room, where she had been placed; its
snowy bed and fine linen. with gladness
strange to those who watched her. but
not strange to Demain. She had smiled
when she had seen the roses and the vines
and tho whitcwashed walls Of home.
This was two days later. Toward even
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
Y8ht3TE7B g ~ g

I>lsn her name was Bebe. to the men of the
Eleventh she was always Demain.
The Washington times., 1901-12-01
CURRENT HUMOR
An x-scicnce Recruit.
New. for Finnnciers.

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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-07-03

production of a hailstorm, a lorna
do or a rainstoTm exceeds the com
bined energy of all the steam en-
gines and explosives in the wo.ld.
1t Is useless for mankind to COM
bat nature on this scale. After the
experience that this country has
had during the past 10 years with
rainmakers, l am loath TO believe
that the bombardment of hail
storms will ever be practiced or e.
ven attempted in the United States
much less encouraged by the in
telligent portion of the community
Every effort should be made tC
counteract the spread Of the ltal
ian delusion, which has been i'm
ported into this country by Consu
Covert"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-07-03
Mineral Application No. $50.

SURVEY No. 1915.
U. ). Land once, Boise, Idaho. May 1901.
Notice is hereby given, that Lot L. Feltham'
ostonice is Wciser. Idaho, has made APP
plication for apatcnt for S~a00xxxlinear feet on the
Golden Age and Catherine Consolidated Lodes'
bearing gold and silver. the same being respect
ircly 7s5 and ,S5 it. southwesterly and 40 and
765 It. northeasterly from the discovery stakes
thereon. with surface ground 600 It. in width
situated 10 West View Mining District, Boise
County. Idaho. ana Described by the official plat
aud 10y the neld notes on file in the United States
Land Once at Boise, Idaho, as follows, viz.
Tie GoLDE AGE LODE; beginning at Cor.
No I whence the ). E. Cor. OF See. No. 80
in Wwp. NO. 2 \ Of Range No ] f of
IS. NJ. in Idaho, bears N. 10 deg. - min. w
456s IT,; thence :. q deg. 30 min. r 600 It, to
cor. no. =: thence s.. 20 deg. W., us II. to cor
NO. 81: thence ). 80 DEF. 30 min. W, is5 II. to
cor. No. 4. thence n, q deg. 30 min, W., 800 It.
TO cor. NO. 5; thence N. 50 deg. 80 min. +. 1s5 II
to Cor no. 8; thence N, ~ deg T., 7l5 It. t'
cor. No. /. place Of beginning.
THE CArHARINE LODE: beginning al cor
no. J. Identical vita cor. NO. 1 OF GOLDEN Az
Lode rs above described; thence n. 81 deg. a
min. L. 1900 II. 20 cor. NO, >; thence s. deg
20 min. f., 800 II. to cor. No. 81 thence So 81 deg
IS mia. w., 1900 It. TO cor. 30. a. thence A.,
, deg. 30 mia w., 500 Fl. TO Cor. No. l. place o
/ beginning.
containing 40. 949 acres, aua forming a poF
ton of wha, Will be, when surveyed, secs. T., :
, II. and II. TWP. "a. OF Range E.' y. al in
IDAHO Ia Boise County. Idaho. Al porsoa
claiming adversely any portion of said surfac
ground are required to file their adverse claim
~ s.N ..,4 ft.rrf..r fF the FsIfe
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ASurprise to some People

Recently there was a positive
in the prices of stocks on the
same day that a stock exchange
house failed, and the day after a
clearing house bank had failed i'll
Wall street, and people caught
their breath us though they did not
understand how such a thing
could have happened. Most people
seem to imagine that the bank is
the business, but as a matter OF
fact it is only an institution cslcu-
lated to facilitate business and in
cidentally to keep a partial record
of transactions. A good banking
system is a good thing. for the
whole people, just as improved
machinery is benefit to the far.
mer.
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RUPTURE.

Write to the MOHAWK REMEDY
co. Rome. y. Y. and they will tell you
how You Gun CURE your RUPTURE or
HERNIA and the ONLY WAY they can
possibly be CURED. FBEE OF
CHAROE-It will cost yon bnt ONE
CENT. Don wait You will never re-
greet IL.
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Big Timber Deal.

Astoria, Ore, June 27.-One Of
the largest timber deals yer made
in this part of the country will
soon be closed and the deeds, alb
stracts and other necessary papers
have been sent east for approval.
The purchasers r residents OF
Ashland, Wis. The land comprises
between 5000 and 5000 acres Of
very choice timber land tributary
to the Clatskauie river, about L
miles south Of this city.-States
man.