Elmore bulletin. [volume], December 20, 1890, Image 2

About Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906

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KI.UURR OWÎimr, IDAHO.
O. M. PAYNE, . • •
I^KurmiKvu«.
tray«
cern
Rocky Bar, December 20, 1H90.
U€>V. KHOIT-H MKKHACIK.
It hi the Idaho Demooral', npin- ! "P
ion that the firgt Governor'* me, d
nage to the first Legislature of the
new State of Idaho, is a straight
forward lmsiness document, setting
forth in plain and dignified lan
guage the condition of the Stale and
making such recoininondation* as
to the Governor «ceins best for the
well lieing of the people of Idaho.
He tell* us that the prink'd copies
of the Constitution show several va
riations from the original one on file
in the office of the Secretary of the
Territory, and recommends that the
papers be placed in the hands of a
commission and carefully tran
acrilied under their direction. This
is certainly an important recom
mendation and should lie done a*
' of,
and
first
day
its
the
of
or
to
soon aa pomiblc for the guidance of
the present legislature if there is
any probability of lieing auch a va
riance aa would endanger a conflict
with the orgnnic act in uny législa
tion that might he enocted.
The Governor says lie can not ad
vise any modification of the existing
Jaws in relation to suffrage. It is
not at all liktdy that he will he
asked to do so by any one. The
finances of the State appear to be in
a very satisfackiry condition. He
recommends that the $27,116.68 in
the Capital building fund lie in
vented in State warrants, where it
tyfil he drawing interest, or rather
saving it, which seems to he a very
sensible view of the subject.
The Governor alludes to the large
amount of State lands and reminds
the legislature that its disposition
lies with them and there is danger
of losing a part of it unless prompt
nction be taken on the part of the
land commissioners.
Water rights, the Columbian ex
position, Board of Tardons, the Ten
itentiary, public schools, University
of Idalio, State wagon road, agri
cultural college, live stock, public
health, care of the blind, deaf mute
and the insane asylum are all
treated upon in a manner witli
which no fault can tie found.
Among the many recommenda
tions classed under the head of mis
cellaneous, the Governor recom
mends the appointment of a Board
pf Code Commissioners to revise the
statutes after the legislature shall
have completed its session. This
would seem to lie an imperative
necessity, as the Governor says it
would savo the people many times
its cost in legislation. It is quite
certain that the statutes will lx? in
such a fix after the legislature
shall have completed its labors that
it will be difficult to find out wlmt
the law really is in relation to many
things.
In a supplemental message Gov
ernor Slump does ample justice to
the vast mineral resources of Idaho.
Taken altogether the recommend
ations of the Governor are very
g<xxl, and if the legislature will act
upon them they will effect some
gtxxl to the people.
or
The undersigned having been re
stored to health by simple means, af
ter suffering for several years with a
severe lung affection and that dread
disease Consumpt on. is anxious to
make known to his fellow-sufferers the
means of cure. To those who desire
it, he will cheerfully send (free of
charge) a copy of tlie prescription used,
which they will find a sore eure for
I'ousmnption, Asthma, Gaturrh, Brun
chilis and all throat ami lung mala
dies. He ho|iea all sufferers will trv
his remedy, us it is invaluable. Those
desiring the prescription, which will
cost them nothing, xml may prove a
Tn l'nnautn|>tlvca.
bb-neiilg, will pli'a«- address, Rav. Kl>
ivakdA Wiidto.s, Williamsburg, Kiiigr
vouuty, New York.
I
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ADVKE TO MOTHKIt*.
Me». Wihelow's Nomthing Syrup
. . . . ... . 4l
ha« been us«i by million, uf matter«|
for children teething for over fifty
years with perfect siieeens. It relieves
the little sufferer at once, produces
natural, <|iliet sleep by freeing the
Pbd'l Irem pain, and the little cherub ,
awakes oa "liriglit as a button." It is|
very pieasaut to taste, Soothe* the
child, softens the gums, allays (win,
relieves wind, ngulatcs the bowels,
and is the best known remedy for
diarrhoea, whether arising from teeth
jug or other causes. 25 ecu ta a bottle.
»
Arc In a liatl Fix
Bui wc will cure you if you will pay
Men wbo »re Weak, Nervous ami
Jh fiiliuuitj, FuffcriiiK front IVervuQF
Di-hility, Humitial WtskiiH*, snd »11
effects of early Evil Habit*, nr later
indiscretions, which lead to 1'remalurc
Ib-cay, Oonsilliifffion or Insanity, in
* I Hmid send for and read the "Book nf
Idle," giving partieqlars of a Home
t'ure. Bent (seahil) freo, by addrens
mg Hr. Barker's Medical and Surgical
Inslitiitc, 151 North Spruce St , Na«h
ville, Tenu. They guaranUxi a cute pr
popsy.—The Suuda) Moruiu^.
o -
KRTIMVIL
Tl»f Iaw in Il«'iaii«>it Thereto-»* Infor
mation of Int «»cat tu
< >%% tient »ml Oil>«»r«.
The following law, in relation to <•*
tray« in Idaho, in published for the in
formation of all whom it may con
cern :
Meet ion 1300. Every person taking
! "P nn - v * ,r »> wi,hi " <>'*
d **-V» thereafter. notify the owner there
' of, if to him known, and request such
owner to pay all reasonable charges
and take such stray sway.
Bee. 1381. Any person finding an
animal known to Is 1 an »-stray iijion
laud enclosed and in the |Missession of
such |a-rson, at any lime Ixilween the
first day of November ami the first
day of April, may immediately take up
such animal as an estray ; or if, dming
such time, un animal be found U|x>n
premises occupied by another, in a
condition to require food to preserve
its life, it may lie taken up and pule
lished us an estray in accordance with
the provisions of this title.
Wee. 1362. If the owner or claimant
of any stray animal ixt unknown, the
laker-up must, within ten days after
taking up such animal, |ai#t written
notices giving a description of such
animal, the marks, brands, natural or
artificial, ns near as practicable, the
name and residence of the laker-up,
one in three public places of the countv
und one also shall lie posted at the
door of the Auditor of the said county,
or give such notice by publication
thereof in a weekly new«pa|x-r pub
lished in the county, in at k-osl four
issues of said paper; the written no
tice must also tie deposited by the taker
up of such estray in the office of the
County Auditor, and must he kept on
file by said Auditor fur the period of
six months.
Hec. 1363, If the owner, or any per
son entitled to the |io*«es8ion of an
estray, ap|>ear at any time within two
months after said notice is hied witli
the Auditor, aa aforesaid, he is entitled
to tlie (Missession of such estray upon
payment of all lawful chaiges which
have been Incurred in relation to the
same ; provided, that ho need not pay
for the keeping of said estray more
Ilian live days prior to the tiling of the
notice with the Auditoi by the taker-up.
Hec. 1364. If the owner and the
to
tuker-lip o( any eetray cannot agree
U|kiii the amount of such chargee, or
for the use of any such stray, either
parly may make application to any
Justice of the Peace of the county
where such stray was taken up to set
tle the same, and the party making
the application must give notice to the
otiier party, and if any amount be
found due to the taker-up by said Jus
tice over the valuo of the use of such
adjudication, and if not paid, said Jus
lice may cuter up judgment and issue
execution, commanding the sale of
such estray Ui |>ay such debt and cost,
hut only sui-h stray can tie made liable
for debt and cost, and either |>»rty bus
the right to appeal to the District
Court as in oilier rases.
Bee. 1365. If any |x-rson entitled k>
ixxisession of any estray dix>s not ap
peur and substantiate his title thereto,
and pay the churges thereon, within
two mouths from the time when such
notice is tiled with the Couuty Au
ditor, such estray must lie sold at the
request of the taker-up by the Sheriff
or uny Constable of the county, at
public auction, upon first giving public
notice thereof, in writing, by |xjsting
up the same in three of the most pub
lie places in the precinct where such
estray was taken up, at least ten duys
before such sale, and the tukcr-u|>
may kid thereon at such sale ; and after
deducting all the lawful charges of
the taker-up, ns aforesaid, and the fees
of the sheriff or constable, which are
the same as on an execution, the re
maining proceeds of such sale must
Ik- deposited in the comity treasury.
Hcc. 1566. If uny person, without
the consent of the taker-up, takes away
any stray taken up pursuant to the
provisions of this title, without first
paying all the lawful charges incurred
in relation to the same, lie is liable to
the laker-up for the full value of such
stray, and may In; proceeded against
before any court liaviug competent ju
risdiction.
Hec. 1367. If the taker-up ef an es
lra y neglect« to cam«- the same to be
af- advertised, or notice thereof to in
a IhwUmI, or if lie moves or causes the
"«me to lx- moved beyond tne bounds
to "I the county where taken up, or if he
neglect» to |x-rform any of the duties
required of him by this title, lie is pre
of eluded from acquiring any right of
property in such stray, and from re
«eiving any damages or charges for
keeping the same, and he forfeits and
®u»t pay into the county treasury a
sum equal to the value ol such stray, j
k> be sued for and recovered by the
county treasurer, in the name of the
a county, ami the amount so recovered
must lx- applieil to the comiuou school i
fund of lliv county.
s *' c - H U« owner or claimant J
I of any stray sold under thu provisions
: of this title, within tlie (x-riod of six
months aftei such sale make tatisfac
# # . . , .
lory i»r«oi of uwiHTKnii» lo tlio ( ouufy 1
Co ',*, iMilHI#rt o/ the county in
which said stray was sold, the Com
missionera must therefore oriier a war- 1
rant to be drawn u|xm the county
treasurer (nr the amount paid to llim 1
, lpvn the sale of such estray. In ease
is| tllr |, pn^yf i* „ol made within the six
mouths, the nuniey must be applied to
the county school fund,
Sec. LRU). Nothing in ill in title niunt
l»e »o conHrued *• to |>eniiit any t»er
. , 1 . , *
Mil» or IHJWOIMI U> lake up »»r treitl any
animal ho an eat my between the Hmt
tlay of .\pril ami the lint tlay of No* t
vt* ml>er.
Sec. 1370. If the taker up of e«tray
property convert« the same to ilia own
-
uw, ijufuru the title thereof venu» in
him according lo law, or if he know
ingly and wifiully violates any of the
provisions of this title, be may he fined
in any sum not exceeding live hull
dred dollars; but iu case estray* are
work animais, they mav In- naed by
the taker-up in tlie name manner as
though he wi re tin owner thereof, and
the lalue of sii.'ii use must U*deducted
from the charges atldi'limg to spi-h
viliaj.
FLETCHER
& FLETCHER
Have Just Received
One Carload of
GEM FLOUR
Ami »re Receiving u Fine Line of
W™ Groceries
Alao a fine Stock of Buckingham cfe Hecht celebrated
BOOTSAND SHOES
For Men, Women and Children.
Overshoes, Rubber Boots
of all kiiul« in stock.
ROCKY BAR,
ELMORE CO., IDAHO.
OF VARIED
»< SUCCESSFUL
EXPERIENCE
YEARS
\
TlVe METHODS,***
Vsnd Control.
In the Use of CURA.
wsAlonsowny
for all Dta-^r
« « « /
• • •
a
_• MEN, •
Who have weak or UK
Diviuoreo. « I |
organa, who
Imr from fmo** or
and any Kzoeewa.
,• MEN •
Who are m rrootand hb
roTMrr.ibeeoorn of IMr
fellows and the oon-l
aoat
. i
tempt of friends and
com p a nio ns, l e a d s ns to
n
or t>
POK A LIWfKOTIMIEBEE
«ruaranloo to'
u they can
Man patients,
Æ MMI #f «
Æ own Exchudre
V pi I a no os will
(9~ There Is, then.
ROMS
OPE-YO
BSA
Liao yours.
Don't brood over your condition, nor pire up In despair I
xxwnds of the Worst C— ce have yielded to our HOME
blTiff#T - , newt forth In our woiDCfifUL *00«, which we
1 waled, poet paid .FREE, for a limited tune. Of TU 70-0« r.
ber.noonocleo
2.000 ftgferencBS. Nswb this p«pw whan you wrifr
BDOAR MKKK.
W. r. 11ART1.EV.
Fresh, Tender and Juicy
j
i cuoppers.
HARTLEY & MEEK,
Proprietors of the
ROCKY RAR
MEAT MARKET
BEEF,
PORK.
MUTTON,
Kept conslandly on hand.
SAUSAGE, ALL KINDS.
TIM DOWNEY
Boot & Shoemaker
ROCKY BAR, IDAHO,
Fine Boots and Shoes Made to
Order at Living Prices.
REPAIRING NEATLY
DONE.
»
Try mo nnd you will not go away
dissatisfied.
TIM DOWNEY. The Shoemaker.
NAT HALL.
The Blacksmith,
ROCKY RAR, IDAHO.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Also, WAGON WORK.
HUxil wedges and hamim>rs fur wtxxl
now
.!■ «., «..U Wb,
iin.
J —
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Amis* »'ee«r, .»«MMtw,
Kmi, IfisUka. «
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1 Lwtfm-_
ii ii.n-u* r-» . it... wdi i-.'..iinà,i. Mwi^e
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h. t
1ST,
I b-w
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STRICTURE!
rmwuietilj i>imi »ithmit Cwttimr. Rurulu« or
(»iLtting A |.trrf«s-tlY |taini«« trn»tiu«>iit *m) a |fu*r
tntreii <urr in rrm
î 1 **- wrkmr», of ' Dr. Ho*«!! *,
Ui th« imtrat liktutn k'»wru to HnlintM. It til»
ohIvm «ml ooatpfi ui, r«nt.tt(*fhr strtetur» «Uhout
•**">•*** or pOu w> »E« pliMl.
. «•> nuUtrr how ioiur atwinl
Diseases of Men!
IV tiliar to th#ir *mx, amt n-d ff'-twr to naim' here,
iu«êtt.lin* «II ot tho— «irhmt« mftrtuit». * umi
m o i . »tin6i Uw* wouisi «imuk (nwi d»*io4i*c u>
fm^nJin'e». o'rr*'in"«i. , r. ri H7lnim i-y 'iT
iu>*«u-e "Mau syetem ef Treaimriit." u n-T
•^ Il " " n " ,) organ.ami makoe a<ak
Wm-u pnaMMi. it is aln»ya teat tocmil far paremtal
^^ , 7i^w7cJi > ^h^ï.i*erU*î*»tâtl!!* < U»Î7 nut
tain M«.ii.inc sent hr null or è.pne., ecainf. tr««
- o, u, all peru of Oic i-nnScCua»i.
Wu A Boaall M D .
Cotwuifins Idivn-ian.
''Y CAi l. IHaCkXSAflv.
povÇ yl I'o».ti.aNo Ufegon.
i
PALACE
SALOON.
MOUNTAIN HOME. IDAHO.
Adfotnin* the Tunwr IIoum
A. J. BUI CE,
Proprietor..
AU Kind of (lood
Liquors!
Keywest Cigars.
—A Uoo.1 Stock u «—
FXJSTE WHISKEYS,
-CUCKENHEIMER RYE WHISKEY
Hpecialty.
ÖTE' try thin* first ,-lass. Ulva
»0*1.
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ffîSSfeS
Speedy aial pcruMUjcaL ücâàinuc Mga«d "X. BulU. !
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MONEY
•17» Hm» itfwortt
t.Klly and h •>- nblr, by lb«*» mi
ra , old, Rfe«1 1«
iMiri.slirri,.
b
W# Ikrnlsk
mm
■ Ko tiak
1 b's
'•« HI to IM (srv wsvk ao-t
•od MO.re att -v « HUI« uieti.,1,-» Ms eon fermât» y««
Obre tarai t-O. h *»•« » MK V. Ko MOW to vkpUils (MN F«U
foKrcosotb» UU. TRÜCA CO., Ai Cc bl Ae
Alias Summons.
In the Prolate Court *4 Elmore county, 5UU
of ItUhu.
I). B. Ktltd'll, Plaintiff,
H*rrv I!unirr, lK*frn«iant
Th« 1 statv ..f IiUho nikIi (TMtin; to H»rrr Hunter,
»Mondant.
Y»»u *r>-hereby •uminonetl *n»l roqttirml in appear
in an m-tinn hniu^ht u.sm»t you by tha »hör« !
nan»«wl plaintiff, in tl»«* ProltaU t'ourt of th« countt
liÂÂïï :-" 1
th»<Uj of avrvicr) after the «enkt on you of this j
•timmon«, I he first bwuol heroin having boen re
turned a it hoot Mty eenwi.
The said ariiott is t»r>iurht to rex'oi er gltirt 91100 I
aMrved hr «lue hr you to piaiittiff for ha) . hors«* '
f«ii an» Nrf furriHhed
._ b> plslnllff in the I mn 1
IwiMsild lape; sla» the .uni o» #30 SK IOI tnr mer ]
t-hsiHliw fmnislH.1 \ ou hy J. (Htenheimer in Pine, j
Klni'ire «xiuntÿ . hleho, the »aiil Isst usine.! sccount :
Kalin* hern sse*ned lo plslnttff prior to the com
nieui-vnietit of this si-eion.
Ami you m- herein milAe.1 that If you fall to sp ,
peer ami .newer the went I.pi.tni se oisive re
quirvsl. the aohl plointilt sill take Ju,l*iueiit bi de 1
(„.It In, «131 « ( dsiusee. and .oats af suit.
till vn under my hmnl oml the seal of eoiii Court
(ual this nab dm of Ov-iolwr. Issu
ISAAC CVU-. Prolmt« Judge
of Minor« l>H)nly, Idaho.
». H. M.Unrtv, eltorney fur plaintiff.
I
-Uoreliecliera, Kuk-hrn. fariner», Ma
hinkrta, Buii-ielo. Cnnlractoni and
1 iTlI KKÜ. Adnntk-d to hr th. grrotrel
.mprovrmenta K\ HH made m ta. kh
fdm-ka Freight |ire(«dd W rite lor cat
ekfifue.
FY LTON IRON A FNOISR W KX .
kataidtsbed in Isfii.
10 Hrah it.
- Hewult, Mi. h' !
F. T. WYMAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ROCKY liAK, IDAHO.
I'AU'nt« for Qiibinff «'lAitua a
I |»mtnjul, at ft clexl to
novi
JL. lei. SINNOTT,
JrsTtuK or Tin; Peace and Notary
Pt'BLIC,
ni.Kxx'a ekukv, iiiAitn.
AU La*4' ut L iffei JvuiiitnL »4
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Itllultj UlAWii U|L
D. GOLDEN,
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DEALER IS
Dry Goods ana Groceries
Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes, Tobaccos,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE, Etc.
Also Freak Fruits of All Kiuds, and
Nuts and Candies.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
ALTURAS HOTEL,
JORK T. GILMAN, Prep.
SPLENDID TABLE BOARD
Rooms Nicely Furnished.
Stag»* for Mountain Home, the nearest point on the Oregon
Short Line, leaven the Hotel every morning at six
o'clock. Stage arrives daily at 7 p.
ni.
Pains Taken for the Accommodation of Commercial Travelers.
GENTBALLY LOCATED.
Appointments Complete and- I
Rates Satisfactory
ROCKY BAR BREWERY
! " — Ä m m
JACOB ULRICH, PROP.
Brows the Beat of Home Boev,
i
From Pure Materials
And at'lls at reasonable prices, in quantities to suit,
Wholesale and Retail.
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A NICE, PLEASANT BILLIARD HALL
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Run in Connection with tlie Brewery, where all will
be Courteously Treattnl.
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ELMORE HOTEL
—(New Buicx Hotel)—
Corner Altura® Si. «fc Atlanta Aro
MOUNTAIN HOME. IDAHO.
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r.LINAHAN, Prop.
This Hotel, having been just renovate.) and newly furnished throughout'
embrace# every feature of a
FISST-CLASS and P0PU1AE HOSTELRY.
i» i . ,
tins large, and well Ventilat«! Sleeping Rooms ; also large and Well-ligbtad
San , dr Hrxmts for Commercial travelers. The Dining ... is first clast
in every ap|x>intmeut. Ask (orClerk of the Klinoie wlien arriv.
ing at the Jt pot
Nathan Falk&Bro.
WlioU'Mak'untl Retail Dealers
in
Dry Goods,
Groceries,!
Hats, Boots
and Shoes,
Furnishing Goods
ETC.
BOISE CITY
—AND—
NAMPA. 1
Wholesale Distributing Agents for
Lorillard's,
Liggett A Meyers',
Drummond A Pace's
Tobaooo.
Kirks, Procter and Gamble's
and Clark s ONT Thread.
Depot ForJ
Hercules Powder, Film
and Capa.
N. B. RATHBONES
Hew Barber Shop.
and Bath House.
ROCKY BAR, IDAHO.
BULLETIN
CLUB RATES
TME SAN FRANCISCO
WEEKLY CALL
Pries. SlJf nee Year,
THE »AN FRANC»SCff
MORNING CALL
■buw^NI WÈH
rpiIX BAN FUAMCnCO WT.KXLT G *U
* I» » h—dsosso cl*ht ps«v ps . t r . H hk
next «very Tbunday, and contains all od
U»o Important uaws at th« week, iloomed
from every quarter of the «lobe, «ist plats
up to dal« of publican«. It eoutalus
tcrustln* «pealal comvpoodsaos from all«.
the principal citlaa of tba world and a root
amount of the boat Ml acted and orlptnal
«vuerai literature It fnrulahaa the I aloes
and moat raltabla Inauclal nawe and
ket quotation», and xlvae «p o nt e I attend«
to horticultural and agricultural newt,
la lu «very re*port a firet-alaee locally papae.
appealing to tho 1
uf tho household.
THE MORNING CALL«
n
Is a Uvo metropolitan dally. It has tha
La lie Ë8T CIRCULATION and Is I * *
so twin* thoLRAPniO X EWUrAf'KR of ttea
Pacific ( oast. Either af tha above
we will tsad postpaid ns a preml
oaipc of tho followiug robstiipUoa |rt i i
The Bulletin and Weekly
Call, one year, only..
The Bulletin and Daily Morn
ing Call, per year.
Address, with coin,
$2 75
$6 50
G. M. PAYNE,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
A.
U re dwta.lroy.X-V .ai «stob Kt«
t«M» ««««akklr
S?*Âï
ail
O*»» »"»»m ffe soi t«o. Kr»b*i»|
p» yb hf . »iitiv si'di...,^ f
7'A M T l< I LA Mh ritlLE. AAInm si*4mw,
M»vaux a tu., hnitlaah, iaiiT
nonce or roarumax
To Joeeru Avia his heirs or
^■hereby notified Hist I have evpeeided I«
hen.lrml d.illnr» («UU.0O), la labor aad lni|iin i eauim
You am
nil the
IDAHO
Lode mining, eloim, XIanted cm Atlanta Hin. X,
Middle Itnme Minin* District, Minor« ooantv, Idaho,
a* rwqniiwl hy HertCui ts*4. Her
I'niteii State., Isdn* the amount require
earn« for iw.-h year- r .ep. -tiveil M folio
■ <*•>, belli* two years en lin* llecemtier St, IhSI; that
Utrd fftfetuUM of Ihm
on: lass and
your proportion of the earn« Is on« hundred
dnlhvnflliiouuylutn* one half, and if a if hin su dnjm
tfUir thn noMnn hy pollination you tell or rnfuan
loooatribute tour prunnrtlori of w» «ipeadltur« Il
-immer your internet in aud «Ulm will hwmo» the
property of the euherrlber under eedd eeeteon Ml
Met bod Stotulee o# the t nltml stake
DAVID CUBE
rint pul.llcolion. Septeeaher n, Issu.
17Mb fkliUon Nov lUMf.
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for edrrrtieii.* in them. A llet of the beet paper« of
tdreulnUoa, la every rlty and town of more
Ikon fi.OTi popular bin etlh prh-en by the Inch for
WonUt nperial beta of dally, ominlry, vUInrfe and
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with a «wall amount uf money shoe, .rmrlu.lv.ly
"hoe In get the imet *ervIce tar the money," etr.
.«»nt pel paid to any a tdrear for Ml venu A.ldrem
tira. »' Koaau.AU«. Puldi^mn and lienora] Ad
i »«mua* A genu, 10 Hpruoe rtrecl. New York City
FLORIDA.
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