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"HE DRINKS When it is said OF
man, "He drinks" and it can DC pr
ven, what store wants him for I. clerk?
Who will trust him? What dying
man will appoint him his executor?
He may have enforty years III buil,-
ing his re,utatioll-,iown it goes.
Letters of recommendation, the back.
ing Of business firms, y brilliant ances-
try, cannot save him. The world slries
off. 1t is whispered all through the
community, ''Ee dri i,ks, he dfinksv
That blasts him. When young man
loses his regulations for sobricty, he
might us we'll be at the bottom of the
sea.
"PA," said Il little boy, u Game, vrry
near getting to the head of my class
today 4ss
"How is that, my sln?7
"Why, a big word came all tile way
down to me, and.,if could.pnly have
spelled it, | would have gone clear
up. u
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naoTrcR Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE UNDER
signed administrator Of the shove named es-
sssc. 10 the creditors Of aud al perrons having
rlaIms xu.iust xaid deceased. 70 exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
fr,.m the nrss publication Of this notice to the nn'
der.gnei 1t his place Of business IN ida"o o's'
Boise county, T. ~
IpAso crrr. Nov. - 1851 Administrator
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] as was goil,' over tho bridge the
other day. said ! native of Erin, 4
met Pat iIcwins. IIcwina., says i
how are yonl' Pretty well, Do''-|
nelly says he. 'ponnclly! I says Il;
that's not MY name Faitil, then.
SAYS he:. no more IS nine 1ewills s..
with that W l.nkssI II aick other gin,|
III sure snoagll il ~ \ a.aytlIei 4 & &
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MAsoNIc.-The following are the Of
fcers and delegates in attendance up-
on the Grand Lodge, A. f. & 4. NJ,
which convened at the Masonic Hall,
in this city, yesterday at 10 o'clock
A. NJ:
LIP. Mikelson, NJ. w. G. N Z. A.
Stevenson, Deputy; Charles Himrod,
S. G. W.; T. Z. Logan, J. G. W.; J.
w. Griffin, G. T.; O. II. purdy, G. S;
II. A. Mattox, G. c.; Dryden McClin-
took, G. NJ; Adam Gasscr, Tyler.
PAST GRAND OFFICERS.
Jonas w. Brown, p. e. NJ: S. B.
Connolly, P. G. NJ; John kennally,
P. G. NJ; G. w. Paul, Deputy; A.
Rossi, Deputy; J. H Bush, J. &. W.;
L. +. Cartec, p. &. s.; 10. Pinkllam,
p. &. S.
Idaho Lodge, Idaho City: John
Kennaly, w. NJ, and Dryden McClin.
took, S. w.
Boise Lodge No. 2, Boise City: l.
f. Cartce, w. NJ.
Placer Lodge, No. 3, Placervi'le;
". II. Carter, S. W., and William
framed ".
Pioneer Lodge, No. 4, Pio'rtrvi'le;
NJ. Mccormack, ". NJ, aud q. v
stafford. S. W.
Owyl,ce Lodge, No. s, Silver City
Represented by l.. T. Mikelson and o
Il pnrdy.
War Eagle Lodge, No. s, Silver
City: John Hollenback, ". ~. and
j. J.. Hall.
Sl.osl,one Lodge, M. I, Boise City:
&C. M4npin, ". NJ, and Z. I. Bill.
dcrhack, j. ".
T Mt. lda!n L,dge, No. ., Nj. Idaho;
G: B. Toothacre, J. ".
i.Nez Perce Lodge, NJ. 10, Lewiston
Is. G. llale. ". NJ, and G. Walker, )
w..
l.eml.i Lodge, No, II, Salmon City:
Not represented.
PAST MASTERS.
+. r. Coffin, ". ". Glidden, \. 4.
Mdlard, Milton Kelly, ]. /. Hall, 4,
I. Richardson. ldohc Salesman.
ss'1- :
rHE vital statistics of this country
prove that's woman will'spcml more
t;;n,..s 4, hide Dimule OF her forehead
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Notice TO Creditors.

Estste OF Alfred D. saunders. deceased.
naorrcE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY The UNDER, ;,
.irned Admintstrstrix and Administrator OF
-. .hve named estate b the creditors OF ana sai
havine claims against said deceased, to ex.
s... ~. s.me with the necessary vouchers. within
tar ~. frum the arst publication OF this notice.
IN I'M. undersigned at the Office N !~nas W. BOWL
49, =. ,I,,..,t,,,- Else county. Idaho Territory.
:" 11 MAKGAkEr SAUNDERS.
Administrative.
JONAS W. BROWN.
Administrators.
Idaho City. June sth. 1915. ow
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nrssoxu11ou MoTa01.

NOTlCE Ia II En- =
mat the co.p.rtn-tsllip heretofore eAaSLl
l,rt w.r,, Dev. rly Willis snd con Driscoi ~
~. -. ,,,,r aud Lumber busilsss. is ttas DAY
e. hv n,,,tn.l consent: beverly Willis having
Ii. entire interest Of Con Drisco ~ ~
pw..s. s,i,l,s. bitches. Mining Ground. saw MN
.,.. n.rlipery. a.a LnnDsr .w".n ns,a. ~ ",s or
IN. late arm Of Willis Driscol gsuu
:. Il .oiL.. III bulls due the said nrln ,.,,,.
"''' a .,st.s.g,a ~ bsNEhkl WihAio'
tON DKl5CUL
.,,n.. N. 1874. lw.
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Scfiety gotifes.

DOSE LODGE, No. 2. I. q. @. IT,
ID holds ;s regular meetings 1t Ito hall. on w
saturday evenings Of each week. At !. O'Clock
All members In good standing ara invited 10 =
sssend By order Of the W. c. r.
HArrIE PAEsoSs, Secretary. Jan Is 7S-tf
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4
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BY THE
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wM. ,. ROTHyvELL, n. D.,

lOHYSlCIAN. SURGEON. &c. graduate Of Jeiycr-
L sou Medical College. Philadelphia once on
spper end of Granite street, PAccrvtilc. Boise Co..
1t. tdccl-u
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Rates OF Advertising:
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GEO. AlNsLlE,
4 TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, IDAHO
= City. |. r. Once on Montgomery street, sccond
&sur above the Pustoff1ce.
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=. n z. a
vTylIlS ii thr infp.st and hest monthly pppes
i !. FIR thr. .prir.. pnLlrhrd il Amrrlcl. !
i live. v I'll edited. aud tull ii FUN and SNAP
Enclose 75. r.,,ts. aud receive this popular
month \ srsr Or. .arHd tw;' :,crnt stai,'ps
tor suerinltu copy Address.
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'THg vital statistics of this country
prove lhat'a woman will'spcld more
tim. to hide . piuaple d, her forehead
thai, sl,c wi! II ta'c care Of seven
|clHIdrcil
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BANKING HOUSE
G. w. MOOR r & CO.
IDAHO CITY,

Do general banking business. Sell exchange on
New York, San Francisco Portland 0gn.l
And the principal
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4 TToRSEY AND COUNSELOR At Law. AND
"A Notary Pubic. Idaho City. l. 7. VIII practice
IN ii the Courts of the Territory OvvIcE on Com
nsscial street. two door above Court House.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21

ding thereto the names OF such
persons as may have been omitted
in their respective precincts or yo-
ting places And Provided fur
ther, That in conducting said re-
vision, whether the same be
preceding general or special G.
lection, the registrars..shall be gov
erned by the requirements of the
third and fourth sections of this
Act; And Provided further, That
in any county where the registra-
tion books may have been or may
hereafter be destroyed, the Regis
trars shall, prior to any general or
special election for said county,
make general registration Of the
legal voters OF their county, in t..s
manner prescribed by law for =
general registration.
Continued on third page.)
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21
RULE FIVE.
SIN
List OF Court Terms.

ANAcT to change and fix the time
Of holding court In certain coln-
Ties III The Eleventh Judicial
N District.
Section 1. BE 1t enacted by the
Legislature Of the State Of Missis-
sinpl, That the COURTS in those
counties of. the Eleventh Judicial
District hereinafter mentioned,
shall commence and he holden for
the time hereinafter mentioned,
shall commence md be holden fnr
the time as hereinafter stated,
should the husinpss fthe court 80
long 'reuuire: Provided. That all
writs made returnahle tn the terms
as herptof re fixed shall he cnnsd-
cred in law ms rciurhal le 70 tht
terms as herein designated. In the
county of Bolivar, commencing on
the third Nj Indny in March and
September, aud continue W
weeks. In the county Of Wash.
ington, commencing ON the first
Monday in April and October, and
continue four weeks. In the coun-
ty Of lssaquena commencing on
The first Mondayo May and M
vemher. and continue two weeks.
In the county of Sunflower, com.
nencing on the third Monday ol
May and November, and continue
one week. In the county OF Leflort
commencing Oh the fourth Monday
in May and November, and contin'
ue two weeks. !,
Sec. 2. BE 1t further enacted
That this act take effect and be IL
force from and after its passage.
APPROVED, February II, 1919.
18th Chanery District; continues
days in Tunica, Q in Coahoma,
in Bolivar and II in Washington
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21
PROPOSED MEMORIAL TO
BYRON.
His Living Relatives Dssi.Re
the Honor, The Letters.

Lady Anne Blunt asks us TO in
sert the following correspondence |
between Mr. Disraeli, as president !
of the ''Byron Memorial Cemmit-
teee,' aud herself:
CRABERr, July 5.
SIR: l take the liberty OF writ
ing to you on a subject in which
you are at least nominally interest
ed-the "Byron Memorial Com
mittee.a l see by an advertise
mcnt in the Times that ata gener-
al meeting held on Wednesday
last, the committee IN ycsr absen-
ce passed among others the follow
ing resolutions: That slab be
placed over Lord Byron's grave in
the chancel of lIucknall Torkard
Church" The presence Of Lord
Lovelace at the meeting, and his
apparent approval of this proposs
al, has no doubt caused the inn
preston that such proceeding
would be gratifying TO the dc.
scendants and other near relatives
of the poet. lam sure that you
will not misunderstood me If ltell
you that the very reverse is the
ease. The view taken by Lord
Wentworth and myself, his grand
children, by Miss Leigh his niece,
and, believe, Others OF the family
| will cndcavor to express.
We have not forgotten that whom
Lord Byron's remains were
brought back to England they
were refused resting place in
Westminster Abbey; that il was
left to his sister Mrs. Leigh and his
friend Mr.. Hobhouse-pcrhaps the
two who loved him bcst-to bury
him, and that together they placed
IA tablet to his memory. What
their affections then deemed suit.
able, we still hold TO be enough
nor can we think that the addi
tion Of a slab placed BY subscrip
ton in Hucknall Church would
add anything to the dignity of tht
poets tomb. At least, IL is not for
a public which denied q worth,ci
grave TO take now, after fifty years
unasking from his family. th'
guardianship oftheir dead.
, | am sure that il the committee
had been made aware of this ]
would not have passed the rcsolu
ton to which we object; but un
fortunately the opportunity wa
not offered to us to express on
feeling to them. ] venture, how
ever, to hope that yol will not re
,, fuse me yout assistance in private
: Iy pointing out this as
peet of the affair to the comnittc
i and SO render it unnecessary 10
= me to appear publicly in a matte
T, which my brothers absence iron
), England. leaves me the rcsponsl
i, bility ot,dealing with. ! am, sil
= your obedicnt servant.
: ANNE ISABELLA NOEL BLUNT
To THE meur nov. j. DnnAELI, NJ 7,
. 10 Downing Street, WHITEHALL
Q July7.
; MADAME: Mr.. Disraell desire
= me to acknowledge the receipt 0
= your letter OF the 9th instant wit
!. reference to Lord Byron's memo
: rial.
!! have the honor to be, MADAM
y your obedient servant.
:, TO Mrs. BLUNT. A. TURNol
v
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21
A MAN WHO DIDN'T OVER
ESTIMATE HIMSELF.

A Hebrew merchant from wes-
tern city went into one Of our large
wholesale houses the other day,
and said he wished to buy about
81 800 worth of goods, lie was
willing to pay 81 800 cash, and give
his note for ninety days for the rest
of the bill. The firm looked up the
house which the customer repre-
sented, and cnme TO the conclusion
that his note wouldn't be Of much
value. They concluded, however,
to sell him the goods he desired
making sufficient advance in the
usual price to cover the amount O
the note. The sale was made. and
the bill amounted 10 81, ,45o. The
purchaser paid, the 81, 200, and drew
a note for the remainder.
"Now. mine vriends said he,
81 wants YOU to gifne von present.
/ always has a present aftcs SO pig
a bill.
"Well," replied the merchant
tive can't give you much, but you
can pick out a nccktie for yourself
you wish"
'sNo, no. | wants no neekties,
wants a silk dress for mine Wife,"
"Oh, we can't do that" said thu
merchant, "but III tell You wha
we will do. We will give you YOU
note"
"My note, No py my gracious
takes zc nccktic.o
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21

reyy Such Regular Advertisements
must be paid at the beginning Of
each quarter.
RULE -FOUR.
All Editorial Notices, except
y hen accompanying the first inser-
tion of an advertisement, will be
charged 20 cents per line; Obitua.
rjes the same. Simple announce
ments of deaths or marriages free.
Persons who wish to indulge in
what is termed "personal notices. y
will be required to pay in accord
ance with the nature of their artl-
cles.
RULE FIVE.
FEES FOR ANNOUNCING CANDI-
DATES:
For State and District Offices, $50
For County Otliccs:. .....~..... IL
For Beat Offices. !
RULE SIX.
Orders from transient customers
verbal or written, for job work, adj
vertlsiug, or subscription, must be
accompanied by the Cash to obtair
attention. Accounts Of regular
customers due and presented thu
1st of each month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21
A little girl was once aakie'g be

A little girl was once askify her
elder sister al,,at haven. !" Do
t.,ey play II he ven - she i'i1uir-
cj. F." NJ; they d. not play in
heaven. =, " What hp they do
thefe,1 "Thes sing aill ase good,
are ilhr4. ~ togs ~ i ,avaaA mo,
IN dolls, nor balls M n ,lh's
arlsss "Oh n3.' "sihsn. 81 the
tie little one. +" I'll take M dolls
and 4, t. hell
a gentleman was threatening 70
beat u dag who l,arkrd inces -ailt.
ly' Why exclaiin a An lr's',-
man who vas present, woni'i you
beat dunn, animal for IN King a
noise?n
Half the ills we hoard within
hearts are Ills because we hoard
them.
The best policy. Life insurance,
Young folks grow mostly when
In love. II increases their sigh $
wonderfully.
San Francisco haa an aHctioneer
whose name is Chinn, aud who's G
leading characteristic Is check.
A camel Is the most ill-tempered
creature in the world; 1t always
has its back upA.4sz
,y'hsA t,lch Is SO brittle
that il you name it you sure to
break 1t? Silence.
Suitable apartments for castle
III the air--a brown stndy.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21

BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS.
Regular meetings are held by the
Boards of Supervisors Of each coul'-
ty on the lst Mondays of January,
March, July, August, and October,
and may continue in session 4 days
and no longer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21

Fees for Legal notices due OH or
|before last publication. No proof
|snruished until paid fnr
RULE THREE.
|ouARrERi.y, HALF-YEARIY AND
YEARLY RATES:
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21

Chanccry Court will be held IN
Issaguena County, 14th District,
the 4th Mondays after 4th Mon.
days of January, April, July and
November.
The terms of the Supreme Court
will commence on the Sd Mondays
of April and October.
The Town Council meets regular
ly the 1st Tuesday of each month
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21

Remarkable Scene Ina "a Toronto
Theater-The Bseude Refresea.
tasive has Public Wrsngie with
the Persoaassr Of Laertes.
From the Toron,o Globe, July "a.

From the Toronto Globe, July a,
The performances at the Royal
Opera house last evening were Of
a somewhat diversified character.
Mr.. Charles fletcher, who has been
fulfilling starring engagement
since last Thursday, was announ-
ced to play "uamlet," the part in
which he has made himself best
known to the public. The play
bill further announced that the
parts of Lacrtes, Horatio, Polon-
ius, and Ophelia would be filled
by Mesrs. +. G. Bangs, ii. Langdon
and vining Bowers, and Miss Liz
zie Price respectively. These ar
fists have accompanied Mr.. Fech-
ter so far in his Canadian tour, and
have always been billed in "star'
| type. 1t is neceerary to explain
these facts to explain what fol-
lows. A considerable audience
had assembled In the thcater and
waited IN silence for the
performance to begin. Soon after
s. however. the gods" began to
manifest their impatience, aud the
signs Of Olympian anger at the
want OF punctuality increased
until $3.50, when the orchestra en-
tered amid a storm of applause,
| and performed a set OF Wales.
Another pause ensued, and the
occupants of the gallery grew very
dcmonstrative. Shortly before .
O'Clock the curtain rose and q
small portion IA very small por'
tion-of the Fist scene was per.
formed. The bell rnng and tho
curtain fell, it was pretty evident
by this time that something was
wrong. AT length Mr. Fcchter
dressed for Hamlet, came to Tho
front, and commenced a speech re
fcring to his wrongs III Montreal
when his attention was distracted
! by something transpiring hehin'
the curtain. Referring TO this, h'
, mentioned the name Mr.. Bangs
who Immediately stepped forwar'
habltcd as Horatio. Then ensut
scene between these two gentle
mensin which Hamlet accused Ito
ratio. "my good i'riend,' with ha'
ing on the eve OF the rise of TIL
curtain, refused to play his part
unless he received his arrears 0
salary, and IIoratio retortcd iha
Hamlet could have paid him II h
wished. The sympatbics of tn
audience were strongly with Ham
let, and IIoratio was not allowc'
to defend himself. Mr.. Bowers
us Polonius, made his appearance
after considerable wrangling an
uproar had taken place, and ex
! pressed his perfect confidence !
| the Prince of Denmark. Ilorati
refused to accept the testimony 0
: the 'wretchcd, rash intruding fool
: and more "words, words, words,
) cnsued. Miss Price then entcre
: and declared IIoratio unworthy
! belief, and very animated PEI
formance ensued, amid the shout
and Kisses of the house, who wei
vociferous for "Fechter, "and r.
fused to hear "Bangs." Aft
several of the parties had agai
. and again made "their exits al
: entrances. the audience declare
4 their Willingness to hear the pls
i with the parts of IIoratio and Il
I ertes read, as the gentlemen ca
g for those parts declined to pla
% The performance then proceeds
) though Mr.. Fcchter twice oflcrt
!, to return the money and repeat Il
Is play to night.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21

The Mobile Register says:

The Mobile Regis Ter Gays:
Some lovborn person begniled
the Philadelphia Ledger into pub
fishing an obituary poem on one
Jack Roslyn. It was Il beautiful
elegy--sad, dreamy, tcar-compel.
ling; but il turned out that Jack
Roslyn was . kcntncky miile.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21
OFFICE RULES.

OFFICE RULES.
RULE ONE.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS;
One Copy one year, in advance, $500
lone Copy six months. in advance 900
RULE TO.
RATES OF ADvERTISING:
transient Advertising, One
Square, one Insertion,..... sl:5o
Each subsequent Insertion. 10
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21

An honest old farmer, OH being
informed The other day that one Of
his neighbors owed him q grudge,
growled out: " No matter; he ne yer
pays anything"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21

In quantities to suit purchasers,
and as cheap as the cheapest, at
my Coal Yard in Greenville.
WM. MARSHALL.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-08-21

18th Chanery District; continues 6
days In Tunica, Q in Coahoma, 0
in Bolivar and II in Washington:
80 Nru.,1,., frt1,N 1nn1rnrv Tuujpa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-26
NJ. DE CAssAGNAC's SPEECH SUPPRESSED
SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLICS.

PANAMA, Nov. 16.-The people OF Ecuador
are busy recording their votes for the next OF
the Republic There is every appearance that Borrero
will be elected. Flores resigned, apparently dsgused
at hs merits not being recognized Silver Is TO be free
from export duty after the LIST OF January next.
In Peru the announcement by cable that O contract
had been made Paris for the sale of 100000 tons Of
gano has had cheering effect throughout the country
Gold and silver coins which had long been scarce IN
Peru lost per cent of their fictitious value one
day One drawback in regard TO the loan Is that pur-
chasers of guanO cannot sell pound OF it until the end
OF 1875 when the privilege OF Messrs Dreyfns expires
good deal of anxiety stu prevails about the scheme.
The newly discOveTcd deposits OF gano turning out
better and contain phosphate than was expected
The banks increasing their stock OF metallic cur
rency and expect bullion from California England, aud
Chill By the next steamers. -
Gen Prado has gone on visit 10 Chill lie Is consld-
cred elected unless Congress decides TO the contrary
In Chit the 18Th ult the French section or the TX
position opened 10 the public. 10 contains brilliant
collection OF the industrial products VI France
The AraucaDan Indians have twice made their appear
and passed the Mayeco with the greatest boness
The occasion Oct l, at night, about two
agues the north of Chiguauc Twice they tried TO
take assault the cattle farm OF Juan nOstroZa, but
resisted by the armed aboreis. The second time
they came near COllipal and carried off lot or cattle
An expedition Of 300 has been sent out against
them. The Indians have hitherto escaped the cavalry
sent out In chase OF them, being mounted on better
Tho pbabtansaOng the frontiers are III state
o great alarm.