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PRIZES OX PATENTS
„ « n «. m . * «
^OW tö Get TvVCnty*fiV 6
Hundred Dollars for
Kolbing.
!
Tbe Winner has a Clear üift pf a Small
fortune, and the Losers Have Patents
j
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That May Bring Them ia
Stiii Slurc.
Would you like to make taenty-five
hundred dollars? If you would, read
carefully what follows and you may
see a way to do it.
The Press Claims Company devotes
much attention to patents. It lias
handled thousands of applications for
inventions, but it would like to handle
thousands more. There is plenty of
. inventive talent at large in this eouc
try, needing nothing but encourage
ment to ptoducc practical results.
That encouragement '.he Press Claims
Company proposes to give.
SOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMS.
j
A patent strikes most people as an,
appallingly formidable thing. The
idea is that an in»'entor must be a ;
natural genius, like Edison or Bell;
that he must deyote years to delving
in complicated mechanical problems
and that he spend a fortauc on deli- !
catc experiments before lie can get a
new device to a patentable degree of
perfection. This delusion the com
pany desires to dispel. It desires to
get into the head of the public a clear j
comprehension of the fact that it j
not the great, complex and expensive :
nventions that bring the best returns
to their authors, but the little, simple, j
and cheap ones—the things that seem
so absurdly trivial that the .average
!
rittz^n would feel somewhat ashamed
of bringing them to the attention of
tbe Patent OiDce.
Edison says that the proCts he has
received-from the patents on all Ins
marvelous iaventious have not »«en j
sufficient to pay the cost of his ex per
jments. But the man who conceived
the idea of fastening a bit of rubber
cord to a child's ball, so that it would
come back to the hand when thrown,
made a fortnno on his scheme. The
;
modern sewing-machine is a miracle j
of ingenuity—the product of the toil,
° J 1 :
ot hundreds of busy brains through a j,
J B I
hundred and fifty years, but the whole '
brilliant result rests upon the simple
device of putting the eye of the needle
at the point instead of at the other
end.
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THE LITTLE THINGS THE MOST
VALUABLE.
Comparatively few people regard
themselves as inventor?, lint almost
everybody has been struck, at onc
time or another, with ideas that seem
rtl calculated to reduce some of the
little frictions of life. U sually such i
ideas are dismissed without further |
thought. I
"Why don't the railroad company j
make its car windows so that they
caa be slid up and down »vithout
breaking the passengers' backs? " ex
claims the traveler. "If I were run
ning the road I would make them iu
such a way."
"What wa3 the man that made this
:
"He never had to work over a I
stove, or lie would have known how it !
I
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saucepan thinking of? " grumbles the
cook.
ought to have been fixed."
"llangsuch a collar button!" growls
the man wl>o is late for breakfast. "If
I wore in the business I d make but
tons that wouldn't slip out, or break I
eff, or gouge out the hack of my neck.' ;
And then the various suffers forget '
all about their grievances and begin
to think of something else. If they
would sit down at the next convenient
opportunity, put their ideas about car
windows, saucepans and collar but
tons into practical shape, and then
apply for patents, they might find
themselves as independently wealthy
as the matt who invented the iron
hrelia ring, or tho otic who patented
the fifteen puzzle.
f
. XFMPT „ ( . n __ FP
A i tail t lab OFiER.
To Induce people to keep track
tbeir bfigbt ideas and sec wlmt there :
is in theta, the Press Claims Company
has resolved to offer a : ,r:ze.
To the person wl;o submits to it the
simplest and most promising inven
lion, from a commercial |wint of view.
.u, »»r.»v ,iii 6 „ B ..
hundred dollars id cut b, in addition ;
rofunding the fees for securing the :
patent I
my*w tnajr.« •
um- ;
. Tin's offer is »ul *}ett to the follow
iog conditions :
Kvetj competitor must obtain m
|pj( cn j f or Ijj^ invention through the
company, lie must first apply for
a preliminary search, the cost of i
»»•hielt will be five dollars. Should ;
a ;
this search show his invention to be .
unpatentable, he can m iilidru'.v witb-j
•out further expense. Other »vise he;
will be expected to complete his ap
plication and take out a patent in the j
regular way. The total expense, in
cluding Government and Bureau fees,
will be seventy dollars. For this,
'
.
whether he secures the prize or not.
the inventor will have u patent that
ought to be a valuable proper;.»' to
him. The prize will be awarded by a
jury consisting of three reputable pat
ent attorneys at Washington. Intend
ing competitors should fill out the
following blank, and furwaid it with.se
their application :
., 1S93.
'-I submit the »» ithin describe»! in
vention in compétition foi the Twenty
five hundred Dollar Prize offered by
ihc Press Claims Company,
«- --.
xo blanks IN' THIS COMPETITION,
Tbis u 3 corai>OI .Uio!* of rather
unusua | natur3 . It is common to . iT r
l)riz ,, s fo , !tie bcSt 8torVf or picture,
or architectural plan, all the competi
;ors risk i l)g t ; iC loss of their labor and
tLc successful one merely selling his !
But the
an
for , ho amonlit cf lJlt , pr j 2 »
PfW cluims Company 's r ff.-r i
t u ing entirely different.
j3 „ s ° ko(1 lner Ilv to help himself,
^ onc w |, n | Je |p i himself to ths best
al , van , age iä t <> be rewarded for doing
^
s some*
K iel» person
srlmulus to
The prise is only a
(io Something that would be well
worth aoii)if without it. J he architect
,
whose competitive plan for a cailr;
1
boose on a certain corner is not ac- ;
a*»cr on some
cc tC( j Las i . pcnt »
lh in S of verv liltlc use to him. But
lbc pm011 wLo .. simpIe am ,
uscful dcvic0 Iu lhe IVe83 Claims
Company's competition, need not :
worry if he fail to secure the prize. :
[Ie has a substantial result to show
fw hu n . ork _ onc til:lt wi „ e0 mm:uHl
its value in the market at anv ti:n^.
_ , ,
Tue plain man »vlto uses any article
, , ,, , , , , ,
in ins daily work ought to know bet
.• , „ -, _ _
ter how to improve it than tlie me
. . . , . .. .. ,
chanical expert who studies it only ;
p ' :
Oct
froru n theoretical point of view.
lid of the idea that an improvement
jean be loo simple to be worth patent- ;
ing. The simpler the better. The ■
person who host succeeds in combin
ing and simplicity and popularity,
will get the Press Claims Company's
twenty-five hundred dollars.
The responsibility of this company
raav , )0 jiu ] ge( j from tbe fact u )at j ti>
s t c ck is held by about three hundred
0 f ii 1(! leading newspapers cf the L'n:
tcc i Slates.
Address the Press Claims Company.
j obn Wedderburn, managing attor
L { . Vj cl8 F slrc(!t( N . \V , Washington, i
jj (j
Bucklin's Arnica Salve .
The nest Salve in t!ic world foi
Cuts. Bruise*, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
lllicmn, Fever Sores, Tetter, Cimpped
ILfind*, Chilbliiins Corns, and all Skin i
Eruptions, and positively cures riles,
0l * 110 l )a ) required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or rno:ie\ \
refunded,
Fur sale bv Buhle c p c Son.
Price 2Ô cents per box.
Application for Pardon.
TO'OTrcE is I.T uy „im. cwt the nmicr
« thS^ , Ä*ÄÄ% p Ä'«ri!^ P Ä
üf ! ' ,,rül " , '" Ju '> - m,ke c-jmex.
Datcd Ju '" c ,5lh ' lm '
NOTICE.
Notice for Fnljlicatiun«
Laxd o met. at Black foot, Idaho,
Judo 15lli. I 1 Ai.
i
Notice Is herd y given that the foi! owing
name«» »eitler ban filed
ten c-f 1.5* liiKnttuu
•ui'pmt nt bis* el..in;.
! I»u tiiutio before lt«*ulï«
tei - iiiui Bi. culver i»t Black for.-», Idaiio, on July
iliiitl. lbOy. \'.z : IhiiiJeK HJvuklnson un 11 1.
8WU 8 -' *• XW ** * **»""••
|nf, ratdluiHi. viz: \Vi|ii»m a. W'shuii. <;iuirl>-«
of.ÂÂÎ&ffi»" 1 ilu, ' k w ' j
.. J ' uëgt«u-r.
~-' ~ i
Elector Publication.
LispOmc* *r Bf.ACKroor Idaho » i
^..ee <. ÄÄ th '
î.'/iilLiiljï n'Aifi 1 ' '•« h,! * .»ot.-iit..,:, I
tor'iw? »viHj'wi* 1 T .'i l ! Ky "fi .*• b- !
11 8WH. eta j
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Julian-■A'so.f. m
tire final |»i oui
to
and tiiut *«b* uioot w»j
m
COPPER RIVETED
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AODPECC: CAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
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Fll)(|1 l , roof ... s#Uce fur
Publice tien.
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Nmlcr i» hereto riven that Fmt T. thibol*.
If B'ticktuol. Mu bo. has Heil notice or his In-,
ii: m t > nmke pivof - il lus u* - s«'ii-iand cisiii!
i. 1I2M. fur «he unsiiivey«: NE»4. KH. K»'Vi. 1
:4 Ti* - - -1 nisi, nn«i k>is 11
: . T-vp I .* Vath rang«.* • •» « lx* *
• it«*»'sic» iimi Bceirfver at iiutcfcfuot. la»*
Monday the fftbfey of July. IttB
Ile nullit^ ihr« !tii!'»vwt»if Witney s to prove
• irrltfMtion nod rHiiauuMit'ii «»f
Eum-ni) t if'«'.
:mvi ilubbs utl of
Csited SrvTi« F.ixn Ornrr. i
Dliick:w.t. Irtiili--. June5th. l?So i
III" e nnpleu
*mï<J I Ana .
G**orge A- V.
ElJbekfw, Idaho.
Pe:ii:y J. Assov.
Register.
,., T , rr E ':fT T - inino Jaac Zrj. pas. ;
TJOTfCE IS hereby errt-ii that tm- fi llowmc
AN lii-ixha n C mntj »' arraitls » ill i« v-a .1
s-n-intatiMi wirb lan-n-i ,hereon iu
date il pmeiui-U within s.xly 'ID Uses from
•atfot tin* notice, iutcre»» »iu cva».- i^jui
ad alter it;» date.
.NOTICE.
A:l ' rarraau x , January at. UK
A „ warT3Zts
UuAD FL'ND
U\M
G KN EH A Ta FEND
and- : -
Desert Land, Final Proof.—Notice fur
PubUcaUei».
All Rrarraats rvjsfetercü m date.
H \v. critTis.
Treasurer of ÏJ
baui County.
C. 8. L.txi> Orrirfc at Br.\CK«»oT. 1 d.uki, »
June 5eh, DOB *
'wit that P.ttrick Murphy,
mixit county. Idaho, h
I to »uik« »»mo? «
ff»r the b«
: 15
Notice is hereby
of » am t
filed iM»iicc*«>r in* int
«H »er» l.iniî c'atm N
Twp 3s»t»»th. tcuu»
lîU-run I lî viivr i
unhiy. u»c löritdui
He ltd me» the ft.I?
the complet«* 1 rs *«jr
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t iilmîkftH.t. Iiiuhy.imSut
>f J..I/, ism
ism.*s t-» pri
öi»«l reel
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wan.
F.iVooii.all
F. I* une a
ira mul J.
ci Uluckloot, UicahJtta c »imy. Main
Ftnitv J A
«uitt htmi
*Oti?. John G
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iter.
assessment soricE.
that at a mrctinsror
1 "-'»Yiviru
ôtnTïw' top.ty
*'.'tht-r w»iU
ut sale.
Jons W Give:»
lUversiile Pitch
liUckloot, Idaho
T:ie K;vF.»:>inr Ditch Company, *
liiucUfuet. Idaho.
Notice is hereby a
« held o
litot W
II pi til I t
ne a»ih.
line d.ree
ni«.* lit
up«>ii tbu
jiuyabi
-ir t.ry.
.»ny *n.ek
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jrpt
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Vo. t
t. Mal» o'
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lilackl
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Ill day uf J
lit I«
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I lor sale ut
pMi t.- in.
npuui ou tfaf ;
iviirui tient anë
dl U:
puhlie auen-n
U*r..re. wu b«.*
the (lelMiqueiitttPSL*^aaivitt t<
of ad veil sin * aid cxpec-'ra
May 2Utb, 1*07.
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Secretary
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS
FOR SUPPLIES.
•h*'
Bids will be itcoJvccI hy tho Coaril of Diroc
until Jniy litn. H'ai. for furnishing The !
Maho Insane Asylum the folio win g uuaicd
•tides :
to
PROVISIONS.
8,000 lbs. Fi >ur.
10j •
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fO.tOi
I :.W/J "
4 Ai "
Graham F our.
Meat,
nit FlakO.
Li
und Short»
Fr«*«n Heof. dressed by the able,
•caaed.
lb. blocks fsend sum- :
pics. 1
hr
Mut ton d
: co -
!5Ai **
M.iekerel.
G m nutated S' * car.
C.UJ0 •*
10 » "
« 0 ••
1.0 "
J4«) *'
lAti **
Pulv
• ! Sugar
*h Lard, pure.
< 'Iipcsi*. f all crui'n.
Unking Powtkr, Uoytl.
green.
I
1 5
:
G.»
ItiL'O
Crackers.
Sweet Crackers.
Sair. fire.
Salt, »Tick.
1 5
Cf
syj •*
Î»! **
40 *•
M
rout.
) *• I'ffpjH r «ungroend )
10 ** Uiuiins
O) ** T'jbucco. plug, (give brand »
tO •* Totaccj. j»fm»kid^. igi vu brand.)
•I gail««u U«-tf«.
l f A Apple* Li«Hr V'ni«.*«ur.
iliU.7. Hut tl<
- lioiil.
:: " I tuft.'
l-'lgnte Sj-rui>
FiccaliUic.
nt9iip.
Ddud Greisin^.
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si
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run» Peuche». Luiiforiuu.
« " Lar» Oyster»,
b " Lun» Tuinat .»cs.
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CLOTHING.
C <if z Fn irfi Snspcndcr».
;i •* IV.lr» M»'u'h Arctic Overshoes.
!i " Pair** Wuintiu'» Artie fjvcrahoc* 1
iV 81in ».
Womnn's Shoes.
1 " Faits Min'- Hum».
1 lM.i'4 M»*n n Glove»,
i ! " Piltnj Ov*;i iiIIh.
rCM yds l iibh itehcfl. ♦' 4 Shcffing'.
1 0 *' hl**MClit*(t, le-4 Sheeting.
I to '* bitiiched 4-i Pillow Lunins.
10 •• Mu-tin
»0 '* «hlrttiiß', (send samples.)
' Ö i *' Ginuimm.
Pair* M
«0 •• J ow tillin'
50 •* lHublc Pace«! Canton Flannel
;ji ** ttpfXil» Tri*u«l, U. N T. Hlsick
« ** «'»til Buttons. tunu W, ji » u .
" Ve»t Psutton»
10 ** Hone UrfFH Buttons.
5 gross Trims»' r Bu itoti».
I« It)«. Varu.
5 " bu.vouy Yam.
r ', fOY Ih* I'ur'r c .nr : " r \ i
. - C*r»H
!II.
UU-atiii, mill Vi-mlltiing ,i|ipaii,tiis for I .t
SiT"nVt«"r ?ÖÄ ffi» b ' U;U
«<» n<; «y.t tiBhi "i.'in, m * ?« r »* i" : mV
M:*,Vi',. 1 .-*,i'.Ti,.'R<i =» t -«
KS Eff
^iiipSÄk-n« «.r samtites when prac
^ Sm ««»ÄÄI
Accepted rnmptr* win ho kept iimlpni.l for
"<< <- ti> istit pi •■■•■Si ' i!.'iY''niiiro"<t n'liwn-K ;
wtmn »fiffi****. oOiorwIsb mi )u dUivcmi j
-Ä 1
j. •-• (offris,
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FULL.
ÉWV
! so.
liit y ! liny!!
i When you are getting ready »<>*;
haying remember that I have the cel
«bratet! Jackson Fork, also Double
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Harpoon Fork, the best hand corks, f C
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11 \\ ire Cable, Hope, all size?, 1 ulltys
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Carriers, Lubricating Un, etc., ai i iu
. Tx ,» f> M
right priCCS. »> *» uIKTuAN. !
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C Bunting t Co. are selling goods
W
aw: y down low for spot cash. !
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Eye (Haases and Soeetacles.
Do you want eve glasses or «prêta
; ^ «„nething that will fit the o»e
eom'etl» :
, .. . Moinl-cheiu's in Curtis' liard- !
•*» **■ . , l«»l»'» eus in » m coins *•••»»>
ware store. They are iioing at a bar
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gam.
C
Then mill and see these
FOR SALE.
!
The uudersigned offers f.»r sale 200
iiuhes of water from the CuHiet
Si.mgli Ditch; also :» tug lot of trees,
W
from 1 toC years old, and a lot cf
, .
cellar »vooiL
,
Apply to
G. W Bexj.ixin
Black foot, Ida.
of
a
MONEY l
J
as can be iuid
Can f ti ••ni- li money cm ttnproced
f.ilfiM at |,»\y *\ r:it
in Uiughntn c ounty.
T J Smith,
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Idaho Ka!b.
A (irrat Liver Mediriue*
Dr Gunn's Impioveil Liver Dili«
sure cure for :» sick henilaelie,
run plaint?,
"••stioi!. costiveness,
are :i
bilious
«I» «(jepsia.
min.
torpid liver, etc
These pills secure perfect digestion,
correct the liver, enrich the Mood
They also
appetite, mid invig
sy S'
tern t*v theit tonic action Solti at
2b cents a Ik>x by Beide & Son.
and make the «km clear.
prmLivt* :i giK»<l
»•rate niul 8lrcDCllK*»i »he entire
A
Daily Stage Line.
MARKFT f.AKF, T'< ItEXRt'Rf!. ST AX
thony and «Il jiotnl» up Snake UtriT Valley
l«e;iv(g Market Ukc every morning on
from South. r«*»'»mlnv »uric
GIL V. kLBrciIRfL
Pruprktor.
arrival of irai
! day.
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BARGAINS.
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DANILSON'S
— fox —
Groceries,
Dry Goods, |
Hats ï Ties,
-XS 1 —<®<
Boots and Shoes,
Shirts, Socks,
Collars, Gloves, Etc.
-X3»~i®<
Wj; Wiu. Nor Bf. Uxoer.soLD.
-Xs'-.-iSX
Pctl i^oclt Prices for
C A S ti.
to
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C. Dippel the Green
ft i 1
Dl'OCCr, keOpS COllStantr'
Iv Oll lltlild I ITlitS. Ve rr e
l<v 1)1(*S Piekl (''4 Fi^h '>uur «
^ 1 1 LSlljfeOUl
HOllCy, V OniCC
tlOnonCH, NlltS, DreSSed!
Pmilh'V TiVrira I.'tr. TTr,
**8«°» htc - Llc -
; jALl s uch Good# ns fdlïli
j JUs Head, in thCV' Eciilll
1 H l °f Far ;
\hmredatyour home arid
whore ift 'he town. 1
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G> A. R. NOTICE !
We take this opportunity of inform
suiiscrilK'rs that the ne»» Com
of IVnskms has been up
' pointed. He is un ohi soltlier, anil we
j believe that soldiers and their heirs
• will receive justice nt his hands. We
i do not anticipate that there »ill **
I any rttdioal changes in the administra
lion of pensions affairs under the new
j regime.
Wc would ad» Ue, however, that l).
J. soldiers, sailors, and their heirs,
take steps to make applications at
once, if they have not already »lone
! so. in enter to secure ihe benefit of tbe
:
: mg out
i mi.'tioner
.
»<>*; eatly Sling of their claims in case
their should I« any future pension i
hmi-dulion. Such legislation is seldom I
, .. ,_. i
f C troadive. 1 iiert'forv it is of great
! , .. , -, , ,
insoortance that upplicationa be Bleu j
, 1
ai i iu the Depart meut at ibe eurliot nos j
! #ible «late.
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If F. S. Soldiers, Sailor», or their,
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W idows. C hildren, or 1 aieuts desire i
! . . ,
_; information in regarvl to pension mat
I ter*, tbev should »» rite to The Press -
! iliein eut it led under the numerous
laws enacted f.u iheir lierefit.
Claims Company, at Washington, D
C , and they will prepare and send the
arv application, if llie» Änd
IH>t '
Addrksa
PHESS CLAIMS CO.
: An » .
! Joii.v WtonKKBLBX, Managing
r o. box, USj
W ASHINGTON, l> C ,
cf Desert Land, Final W.-N.l.« f»r
i lililiratiuli.
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Futco fntu Lun owiri. >
Btackruot, le»b»>. JuueZTiul. WD «
Nnt.ee I» hereby jiven that ( harM*« lirnttm*
of lliaekfo* f Mali**. a*AStjfttc** Jfltilo D
luteetMm »«> make
sert land claim No UUk. fur it»«
ÎI. T'*wn»iilp * ?*4»uib
' .VerMlut), tefort* Ihr
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Merchant Tailor,
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POCATELLO, IDAHO.
A complete îi»»orime»it of fine Cloth«
Sinfunr-». etc., conitiinllv on bawl
A first class line of Fall ami
Winter goo«U or. hand
Good workmanship and |K*rfcct
Fit guaranteed. All ordere from
abroad will l>c promptly attended to
ALMA MARKER
rin , \
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Music Dealer
-IN
IDAHO.
8cnd him jour orders for
| ALL KINDS. |
— OF
Idaho Falls, - - Idaho
WORLD'S FAIR FREE!
Any person sending their address
to either of the undersigned agents of
THE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
RAILWAY.
ritenm heated and
Electric Lighted
Trains.
Will be sent FREE of charge a pic
ture 14x20 inches in size of the
World's Fair buildings, a map of the
I United States, map of Chicago nn.l
other valuable information.
fllfl IT i 1TIIT
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Commcn lnl Agent.
JOHN II ALLKN.
yriav.ri nnrl Pa«», in. Hoom 2î MorlaiMl I
»"ick. IS »V. SCCPM'I south »trcct, Suit Lake
I City, Utah. Mention i hi* piper. j
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(B. A. JF.NNK, MANAGER )
Everything New ami
First-Class.
Commercial Trade a Specialty.
Good Sain ole Booms.
Bates Moderate
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Içiuho Falla,
Idaho.
Herman A. Mondschein,
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Watchmaker & Jeweler.
Doe* AH Kinds of Repsiring
all work warranted.
PRICES REASONABLE
Office in Curtis' Hardware Store.
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PRESS CLAIMS CO.,
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Biscuit Manu ^ Cl)i
Successor» to
Utah Cracker Factory.
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Th«*aogood«arenoid by alt tho whole**}«*
Own la Utah, ScrwJ In your unter».
27 K. Thirrl St SALT LAKE. UTAH
Job Printing
PHOMITLY DONK AT
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To refund nil money paid v;a for
Haller's Répudiés
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