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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-01
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

The Teachers Institute for Dorchester
county VIII begin in Cambridge today
ST. PauTs Reformed Church az RidgeIy.
Nd. was rsdedicated Sunday Rev. War
rcn ). Johnson preached
Mrs Elizabeth Hoover. wife ~ David
Hoover died near Beard S Church, Wash
iugt0n county, September ., aged seven
ty-two years
Farmers in Caroline who reside near the
Delaware State line are much exercised
over the appearance Of Texas fever
among the cattle.
Gel. Charles A little and staff on
Thursday Will visit the encampment Of a
battalion Of the First Regiment. Maryland
National Guard. at the Btlair fair
4 company has been organized in Ha-
gerstOwn with capita! OF $4,000 TO de-
velop 800 acres Of oil land in Doddridge
and Giimer counties, W. Va.
Mrs. Nellie Keedy wife Of ex-Mayor NJ
J. Keedy. Of HageTstown, was operated
upon by Prof Chambers at tie Baltimore
City Hospital. and is doing well
Miss Agnes Lehman, Of Baltimore.
daughter Of Mr. Espy l.. Lehman. Of
Cumberland. was married September 80
10 Mr. William Barley at ST Patrick s
Church. Cumberland.
Frank Soosee. a Baltimore and Ohio
trainman, recently shot q fOUr-pOuud
bass. He was squirrel hunting along the
Potomac. near South Branch bridge. and
saw a large bass feeding about three feet
from the shore. Having no rod or line,
ne uEeu MS gun ana EAOl the mead OF the
bass entirely of and secured IT,
The will Of Mrs Hannah Stats. OF
Warwick, Cecil county. was prObatod yes
tcTday. The testatOT devises her farm Of
100 acres 10 her daughters. Louisa p
Crawford and Ella NJ. Stats. and her
son, Perkins :. Stats. To her son.
George Z. Stats. she leaves the sum Of
$40 per year. To her daughters. Louisa
=. Crawford and Ella NJ. Stats IS de-
Wed a double dwelling and lot Of land in
Warwick
James =. Trainor dropped dead yCster-
day afternoon while cutting corn on his
farm near Calvert. Cecil county. Md He
was nfuy-Oue years Of age, and "a son
OF Henrietta and the late Alexander
TrainOr. He leaves two daughters and
one son, also five sisters. Mr.. TrainOr
was for years an engineer on the West
ern Maryland Railroad. but since the
death Of his father had resided at the
old nome.
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AFAIRLY STRONG MARKET.
Despite Decline in London Stocks
Prices Advance in New York.

AtchiSon "a Feature, with n Good
Gain, AttribUted to Fine Earnings
Hcport-Crnufcr and Pncifics Gen
orally Ffym-NHnGerbiltS Quiet
NEW YORK. oct THE London mar
Fei FOR American stocks was again this
morning shown at substantial declines.
The losses I'm many Instances extended to
per cent. No special explanation Of the
tendency Of prices was reported there be
yond the fact that Paris continued To sell
the Copper stocks
The Io-aI market. however. opened
practically unaffected by the decline in
London. Au.aIEamatDd Copper was act
i've and firm. hut Anaconda Mining was
dealt I'm below yesterdays final figures.
a notably firm feature If the railway list
was AtchisOu. common. in which instance
tho buying was attributed 10 the splendid
showing made in the Compauys annual
report
Southern Pacific. Southern Railway. Tn
irr Pacific and ST Paul were an decid-
CdFv firm. Tho United States Steel issues
oQ-ncd strong. but receded from their
best figures The Vanderbilt issues were
only moderately active and were dealt in
around yesterday final prices
Virtually nothing that was important
was comprised iG this morning $ iutcliI-
E,Dce Of a character likely 10 affect the
market one way or the other.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

GEORGE ". STICENEY. Auctionce-. 80 I0,h st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated october 2Gth.
1S52 and recorded Iu Liaer I7as folio 100. one OF
the land records OF the District OF Columbia. at
the request - the party curci thereby. the IN
designed trustees viii. on THU ESDAN. THE ID
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1901. AT 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
in front 81 the premises sell az public auction
that piece parcel OF land situate ia the Coun-
ty OF Washington District q Columbia. described
a lot numbered eight 90 Of the subdivision o.
the Wil-feid estate. as shown on plat recorded ia
Llber IL" folio 1856, % the Land Records Of said
District. and lying west Of the Blalens5ury Road
containing two and half acres, more or less;
more fully described in said trust T-rus Of sale:
Property sold subject 20 existing taxes and en-
CumurauCes- balance oac-thTi cash, and residue
in two equal IUstailUeEts az one and tg0 years
secured by the pr1ml=s0ry uCte> OF the pUTchasar
and a deed Of trust on the property sold. o. all
cash az purchases option CoHveyaucing and
recording a. purchasers cost deposit " 500
required lIv oi sale.
CHARLES H. ALLENDER, Trustee.
Once $50 Pennsylvania Ave : F.
r. X. SIMPSON. Trustee
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-01

sTAGs AGAINST NATIONALS.
Amateur baseball Organizations
Play a Tie Gnme.

The Stays and the Nationals. Local
amateur baseball organizations. met Tor
the first time at Franks Club. BrookIaud
on Saturday afternoon. After four close
innings had been played the game was
called on account Of darkness. The score
was tied. each club having secured five
runs The game, which is for purse Of
s., VIII b. played Off next Sunday after
noon The feature Of the contest was the
splendid work Of +. Finley Fitch. who
tossed the sphere for the Nationals. hold
ing the Stays down to three hits. T.
Frank pitched for the Stays. The players
are.
Nationals-Sarden, first base: AIsop.
catcher. Costello. cenrefield Fitch. pitch
CT; Hastings. short stop; V. Frank. sec
ond base; Connolly, third base; Moore,
lcfChcld. and Arthur. rightneId.
Stags-HaIght. second base; Hitler, cen
treheld; II Frank. pitcher. II. Als0p
ca,cher, johnson. first base, l.. J. Frank
third base; Prentiss, short stop; Murphy.
leitiieid. ana Allen, rightheld. Umpire,
4. SChlOtterbfcE
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSAL FOR STEAM BOILERS-OFFICF
or THE COMMISSIONERS b. C.. WASH
ingtUn September lgOI.--Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office until y
NOON. OCTOBER 8, 1901. for furnishing ana
erecting. complete aud ready FOR use. two a.
seventy 90 hor5e power steam boilers Of the
water tube type. Specifications, BLANK forms of
propJsaI, and all necessary Information NAV be
obtained 40 this office. HENRY b. r. MAGYAR
LAND. JOHN ". ROSS LANSING II. BEACH.
Commissioners j.. {.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. 7s5
NORTH CAPITOL STREET. WASHINGTON. ID
c., SEPTEMBER 3, IyyL-Scaled proposals will
be received here until NOON, OCTOBER 3 1901
and then publicly OpeBed. for furnishing window
sash plate glass, common glass, and sash weights
for the new building for Government Printing
Office Information furnished on application
JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL, Captain Engineers.
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news FROM GEORGETOWN.
GUnners Arrested for Shooting
Squirrels in Rock Creek Park.

Nine Of the Little Animals Killed.
TcuIeytovvn Police SUb-Stntion
SItc-Death Of H-s. q. T. Sullivan.
4 Months Custom House Receipts.
Rock Creek Park was invaded yesterday
10y two Sunucrs. who shot nine squirrels
Sergeant Harry and Policeman Blake
discovered the men as they were leaving
the reservation and took them into GUS
t1dy- The law does not permit the shoot
ing Of squirrels until Nov emb,r ]. and i'm
poses a fine Of s. for each one found on
the person
The men arrested gave their names as
George W Nattingiy and James Collins.
and deposited the necessary collateral for
their release
The lot rendered the TenIeytown Ma
sons by Christian Heurich as a site for
their proposed Masonic hail. but which
WAS rejected because Of the fact that it's
acceptance would have imposed certain
oItlgd tons upon the MdSous which they
thought UuwiSC To shoulder is among the
several pieces To be condemned for the
site of the proposed TCnlcytOWu police
suh-station. The lot assessed TO Leon To-
briner. 10 be affected by the condemna ton
proceedings. is also said TO belong TO Mr.
h"uIlCh. MIR. TObriucr being his attOU-
ncy, and the distribution of his property
the maintenance Of his trade interests in
Tenloytowu.
After a lingering Illness. Mrs. b T. Sui
Ivan passed away yesterday afternoon.
at her home on Thirtieth Street. Her sons
and daughters had been expecting the
end for some lime Mrs Sullivan had
been a resident Of Georgetown for many
years and was distinguished for kindli-
ness and charity She was a member Of
Trinity Church. She is survived by three
sons. MessTs John D.. William D. and
Michael ID. Sullivan. and five daughters,
the Misses Cecilia and Kate Sullivan,
Mrs George ". Ray, Mrs. John J. Dolan
and Mrs Frank Gibbs, Of Tennessee. a
sad incident In connection with her death
was the news received here on Sunday Of
the death Of Frank Gibbs. son-in-law Of
Mrs Sullivan, who had been an invalid
for some years, IA Tennessee.
Howard a Garrett who Cied at the
Georgetown University Hospital yester-
I day morning while undergoing an opera
ton for appendicitis WAS apparently in
I good health on Friday and was attending
10 his duties as tax collector for the
Glen Echo district Of Montgomery county.
He was about fifty years of age
The receipts Of the Georgetown Custom
! House for the week ending Saturday
amounted TO $50.
An entertainment viii he given at Ma
sonic Hall on Thirty second Street We'd
nesday. October g. under the auspices OF
Mizpah Chapter No. s. Order Of the East
eTn Star A musical and literary pro-
I ETamme will be rendered between and
3 O clock, after which dancing Will be the
feature OF the evening
CCcn Smith, a driver for the American
/ Tee Company, was kicked on the leg by
/ a horse yesterday. and was painfully in
! JUred- He was removed to the George
I town University Hospital
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-01

Puffs under the eyes; red nose; pimplc-
blotched, greasy face don't mean hard drink
ing always as much as il shows that there
is BILE IN THE BLOOD. Ii is true,
drinking and Over-eatng overloads the
stomach, bur failure to assist nature In reg
ularly disposing Of the partially digested
Jumps of food that are dumped into the bow
els and allowed TO rot there, is what causes
all the trouble. Casca-ets will help nature
help you, and will keep the system from
filling with pcisons, and clean out the sores
that tell Oft the SYSTEMS rouenness. Bloated
by bile the figure becomes unshapely, the
breath foul, eyes and skin yellow; in fact the
whole body kind Of fills up with filth. Every
time you neglect to help nature you lay the
foundation Tor just such troubles. Casca-
rets will carry the poisons out Of the system
without grippe or pain. Start tO-night-one
tablet-keep IL up for a week and help the
feel right, your blood will be rich, face look
Cascarets, take as directed. II you are not
Z sure and get what you ask for - Cascarets.
Ring Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. 40
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Feminine FInanciering.

Grom the san Francisco Bulletin-)
He-1Ou owe ne ten kisses. Pay upl
Shc-ENplain. sir
He won 'em! You know very well I warercl
a dozen gloves against ten kisses and won!
Shc-Oh. but kisses you know
He Chmly) Kisses should be paid lust as r.
hgiOusly any other debt
She uhoughtfully)-Just the same as a note.
"Yes"
''Or a checkY'
YES"
"Or-Or a-draftT'
Certainly
Then. you poor fellow, I'll give you draft
mammal
(ile never smiled agsin.)
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AvERTED.
Horses Driven by Walter wilkins
BHIk Before Approaching Trnin.

Waiter wilkins. the President Of the
BUtterine Company, who lives. at 1905
Ninth Street northwest, had a narrow es-
cape from serious injury Sunday night
while crossing the tracks Of the BaIti-
more and Ohio Railroad at Langdon, D.
C., in his carriage. He was driving with
his wife and two friends
The horses baked upon the tracks iu
front Of an approaching express train
and refused 20 bulge. Mrs. wilkins be
came frightened and jumped from the We
hicle. but was uninjured- Policeman r.
Schultz shouted TO the operator IN the
block signal tower who siEnaled the en-
giueer Of the train in time 70 bring IL 20
a staudstI within "a few feet Of the We
hicle. No one was injured.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-01
Westinghouse arts

Among th- Interesting exhibit
Al the late Paris Exposition was a
one display Of R0rick Air Cushion
Truses Of all kinds. supporters
and various appliances for men,
women, and children, nom l224
= St. n. W. which took the high
est award over All c0mpetitOrs
American and foreign The ROrick
Air Cushion Truss Company Leads
The world Tao weeks trial Two
yelrs- guarantee. Catalogue and
consultstion tree liza ! St N.
". -----As-sats
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-01

ever There has been much talk OF late
Of closer relations between these two syS-
tCms. with the Northwest perhaps IN
Guided The appointment 81 another
Standard oil man on the St Paul soaTd
the other DAY ard the hint that another
Standard oil man viii he elected 10y The
Union Pacific tend to give color OF prob
ability TO this rumor. The STANDARD OIL
people are popularity supposed @ be
tr-tle hCariSh at the present time how
ever. and for this reason their strength
i'm holdings I'm a stock does not make IL
any more attractive. Missouri Pacific
was one Of the weak features yesterday
any more attractive.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-01

The Northern Pacific gross earnings for
the three weeks of September. increased
Sf7lgff and the earnings from July 1. in
creased N.fSI9i4 The Big Four net earu-
iugs for August increased SI20. 723. The St
Louis and San Francisco net earnings for
August. increased 10000. and for two
months, increased SOS. 2j3.
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The Washington stock Market.

SaIcS-Firemen's Insurance Company.
2ou2T1z. Washington Gas. 25G62Iz- After
call-Unitcd States Electric Light Ger
tiGcatc. SI.00odlC3; Washington Traction
and Electric as $4.01tU627-: Capital
Traction IS. S0N0Hl06iz
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Only One Trial Necessary

10 convince sufferers IRON Liver or Kidney dis
ease that Warmers sale Cure VIII cure them.
Begin today.
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GIIsCELLENEOUs-

HOW'S THIS 1000 NEATLY PRINTED Bill
heads. in tablets. uUly s5c, bi0ttcrs free ".
B. DAWSON So ath st. Hw- els
LACE curtains laErle5ei. 25c a pair. dro? pos
tai 1915 81 ST. So els
BUSINESS CARDS. I.oo0--5c. ". b DAWSON.
So eth "a NV; cheapest hrst-cl-ss printer; blot
ttIs Tree els
FOR SsLE-501s fas,.cts OF Concord srI5es. Il
JOSEPH ID GICRCIO s. CO., 81 La. ave NV.
ml-3
GIVE violin lessons 20 beginners al Z5e. hour:
reference given as Il ability Address bon i59
TINS office mig
FOR RENT-Furuirure FOR about six rooms,
cheap. Address Box 4sf this office. eao-2
LACE CURTAIN laundry. formerly 6l5 5th st.
nv. now SIS l3Jh ST. NV uo lime; mail prompt
ly attended 70; go pair. e21-3
CHEAPEST. QUICKETS. BEST PRINTING in
WashiHgton-l,0u0 cards. s5C5 bIlheads, Cs. 81.
HAYS. go I've ST NV m20-6
CHAIR CANING-Have established the fol-
lowing branches; $50 NV, 90. 81 NV. 6,S Il
i've. OF n ne. whore all orders VII receive ms
personal attention MRS L JOHNSON u.3o-4
n. ". BRANCH STANDARD SEWING MACHINE.
Renting and repairing specially IG3s I4Jb 81.
NV. m2y-5
LACE CURTAINS Numbered, SOC. pair 10 lime.
81 d ST nv m23-5
1912 C St. NW.-NR. J. F. RUECKERT removed
his studio 90 the above place. where he VIII
resume giving vocal and instrumental music les
sons October H. mz5-7
r. r. PREUSSER. Professional L0cksmith-For
KEYS that will ht scissors. shears. knives raz0rs
saws shaTpcueI, guaranteed 10 cut. "a 18th ST.
W-J-I
LAMPS AND OUSTOyES Repajred-Czu on the
Lamp Doctor. 52i 18th ST. nv. MOI
CARPET LINING Sc. s.. and Sc yard. J. z
WALKER SONS. 20l 10th 81. NV; branch store
1905 y. J. ave. NV Phone al Main m2I-Imo
CIVILIANS. BOOK EXCHANGE Books
bought and sold; also book binding in all ITS
branches. sI3 81 NV eSO-u
POOL AND MANHATTAN TABLES: new and
secondhand. Supplies and repairing. FRANK
l. COWAN, 405 10Th ST. ell-lm
ETHS- your business teams, as well as your
TIT = nigh-cIass drivers from THE REX STA
BLEs, N. SiNSHEIMER Proprietor. rear 90 L
st. NV. Rubber tired vehicles Of all kinds; husi-
----------------------
FOR SALE-BTCTCLES.
FOR SALE-Cnts good bicycle; 50 Box 4s5,
this Office els
FOR SALE Secondhand bicycles Of all kinds
and makes. bought sold and exchanged at the
CYCLE EXCHANGE 1856 10th 81 NV m50-S
FOR sALE-Lady's bicycle, almost new; very
cheap. 1896 oh 81. NV. m29-S
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION CURED
By the Koch Lung Cure.
$50 Nassau Street, New York
And ga Street Washington
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FOREIGN MAILS.

sailing daily, aud the schaduI, O. cIo~inS~ Is ar
ranged on the presumption % their uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending October
,, 1871 the last connecting closes ulh be made
from the main office as follows
Transatlantic Mails.
IIESDAA-tuD At 7-I5 p. ia. for EUROPE, per
s. s. Philadelphia, from New York, VIA south
am1;ou.
tc) At I-o5 p. M. for IRELAND. per e. s.
G'Tmauls, ttum New YORK. VIA Queenstown N9I
Tor other parts Of EUROPE must De directed
Per Gcruauic."
tcl Al ll-O5 o. m for BELGIUM direct. per s.
s. Frls-iaHi. from New YORK. Slaij must De di-
TtCtrl Per g. S. HTlcSlaud-
NEbNESDAN-ih) At I:I5 p. m. for EUROPE.
per s. S. Deutschland. from New YORK, via Ply
mouth, NhcIhoUrg, and Hamburg. Mail i0r
Trance must be dIrrgted Per S. s.. Dru:sCh-
land.
TO At 9-1j p. m. for FRANCE. SWITZER-
LAND ITALY, SPAIN PORTUGAL. TURKEY.
EGlfI, GREECE BRITISH INDIA. AND To-
hENLo MAhQJ ~, per s. e. La Champagne, from
New York, from New YORK. via Uayre Mail
ior other parts o. EUROPE must be directed
Per s. s. la Champagne"
thtDAA-tCl At II -U5 p m. for EUROPE. per
s. s. taWpanla from New YORK. via Quccust own.
Coz At ll,o5 p. M for NETHERLANDS direct
per s. s. Rotterdam, from New York. Mail must
be directed Per g. s. Rotterdam"
tc) Al sos p. m. for ITALY per +. s. Trave.
from New York, via Naples. Mail must be di-
reCted per r. g. Trave
tC) Al U-u5 p m for SCOTLAND direct Der
s. r., Ethiopia, from New York
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Corrected daily by ". 3. Eihhs & Co.. mem
bcrs Of the New York Stock Exchange, lF9 F
Street
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Chicago Grain ana I.rovI.ron Market.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co.. mem
Ders Of the New York Stock Exchange 1919 +
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MONEY To LOAN az 81 10 5 per cent, in SUES
OF 81 900 10 $4,000 on d. C. real estate: pay OF
and per cent MORTGAGES and begin anew: all
Transactions conducted with economical consideT-
satiCn for borrower M L. SAUNDERS i Co.
I4CT r ST ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-01

Money 20 lend On furniture ana
pianOsg lowest rates. MASTERS &
CO. Room 81. Warder BuildtnE
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DR.. LEATHERMBn,

WashinEton's Leading Specialist
On Kidney. Bladder. Blood, skin and Private
diseases. syphilis tauy stage) cured for life.
Bon sexes Consultation free Medicine fur
uished Hours, Q % Z and 20 3. Also On
Tues Thurs. and sat eve, 70 S Closed
COZ + ST. NV
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-01

The Copper securities were dull.
Nothing new Is heard Of the outlook for
the trade, and many people believe that
the worst has become known already
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-01

Union Pacific and St. Paul were both
inclined 10 strength this morning. the for
mer rather more than the latter. how
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-01

Howard a. Garrett who died at the
Georgetown University Hospital yester-
day morning while undergoing an opera
ton for appendicitis WAS apparently in
good health on Friday and was attending
10 his duties as tax collector for the
Glen Echo district Of Montgomery county.
He was about fifty years OF age
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-01

The receipts Of the Georgetown Custom
House for the week ending Saturday
amounted TO $50
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AsAHWA AND OONSN mF"ILON OUht4D
By the Koch Lung Cure
$50 Nassau Street, New York
And ga K Street Washington
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SYLVIA-AT A67 G ST.

BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.
BELGIAN HSRES. IS pair; from pedigree stock;
Cuban parrots. s. each; dogs. cats. gold Ssh.
etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 10 18th St nw.
m5-tf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-12-12

sld IN accordance Win law 50 many
,as-S Il zach pzrcei Of such stock As
mas b. necessary viii 5e sold id front of
NcNish & Aliens store. in Emmett.
Idaho. VI Deoemoerl4 Il. 1901. al ; O'Clock
p. IA. u such day, 10 pay delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
-usi u. I'd advertisement AID expense of
s4l- L K. HAYES. Secretary.
Emmett. Idaho, NOV. %. 1901. So
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~RoRFEITuRE NOTICE.


ttr~-. idaho. ONlenrl - ''
p. Wzaaa Fa14ie Ills Heirs Executor VI
-slrssa AID 10 Enom II may eeAee.".
~ a-ear uosinel that have expended
IL yosr ilsu o1e aandr'1 dollars IL
an aayuoreu,ent> upon the saint Mary
Me-. situated 10 West View MlAlls
q Tx sauafy o. Boise ami state ol
hsAsS7ioausuaeat Of which Is teuho Oh
Bsok To- Quartz Mining locations
.ae aac " le rc-ories OF salu
L a-.ssr a. AaA said .ann ande1
-4ssas o5 ~ci.us 80 Of the Revised
a1e CnrsN states ana the amend
u.ut tasrsso svpocved January = lSN. con
-z.-r 49, ssur upau mining claims oe'hs
a-. nee4ilrd 10 hold said lode for me
.s-s,a sysar O. ~ Nsi day Of Deeemoer- II
rsar ct 81 iord car thousand nlne hundred
Z sliAin ninety Gays nom the persona
-sp e. I'll n.sicc- OK WIFI SISErN "a
rura vHK PUBLICATION youiahe
-fa~ u so-l1bo:e year proportion VI such eA
aeps1a-e So cs-csars. your interest IN III
~ VII tscc11e Is p-Upesgy % The Suoscrio
~ utur ce-opus- Eao has maze the require
za;uurz b ihe terms OF said section.
MAzY ENERsoS CO-Ownei
ALBERT c. EMERSON.
g1es x. Tas4 Atso-aey. sS
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Mrs Audisy. q Buiie. MonL 5 visit
ing IN Enn=it Eilh her parents. Mr.
an Mr. C. q Tiidnghzss She wiH
pr9oa5lF nsnaiu Bnlu after TIE HOLIDAYS
NJ Blackburn, q IoE4. has been 10
Enueu several szl : ibe past xe-s look
az ID isni 10 ihis gicinity for a large
humber q h0nsse=a-rs from thai Stale
wh9H h viii locale next spring
DR.. J.. 2 Mecreerr uiii arrive 81 En-
mrii ihis evening 10 do optical scr d.
We have knYRn this gentleman Aboui
y years and Dr. mol h~zit-te il recon-
ai-nding hin 70 Inc people u Emmett.
The FirsA National Bank leople have
not sci decided Whrr- they will erect
ih-iF aeH building Several choice
properties have b-e1 Offered them aud IL
- @Kp-ried Thai ihr matter viii b. set
It'd 10 a lev dar.
The iass sci preparatory 10 the oren-
ing 4 the s1ush hall u the Port Hail
Indian reservation 70 Settlement viii b.
con ieted this week. and after SOM
minDr departmental friails ar, gone avrr
ihe MATER ~ii b. ready f,r the presi-
DENTS proclamation lis the likelihood
that the lands will b. op ned not later
iban March Isl u next year.