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Summons.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, SIS.
an THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR BOISE
county Territory of Idaho, sitting as conr' i0i
the trial of civil causes:
Michael Kelley. plaintiff, VS.. Con Haley and limo
thy Dacey, defendants: aofonaarts
To Con Haley and Timothy Dacey, deienaa =, = .
above named: In the name of the people OF lne
limited States in the Territory OF Idaho, you "a aae
hereby notified that there is now on te IN tne ote
of the Judge and ex. Officio Clerk or the FrooS'e
Court of Boise county. Idaho Territory I'D Idano
city the complaint of Michael Kelley aealns' y1u
for She sum of Five undred ($50O) Dollars IN gni
coin or bar with interest at the rate OF one az"
one half per cent. per month from Nose ~ said
1876 and that unless you APPEAR and answer 70 sa'
npaint within ten days after the service
exclusive of the day of service, judgment
viii he taken against you by default for the sum OF
Five Hundred Dllars in gold coin. with intres1 q.
tLe rate of one anil one-half per cent Ter 1nonth
from November o. 1876, with costs and adVertlse-
ment cot m y
fHKS& hand and afix the seal Of the said Court
80 at Idaho City, this. 20th day OF August 1911.
r. 8. HART.
Probate Judge and .Oficio Clerk Of said Court
G. S, KINGSLEY Attorney for plaintiff
Aug 24-2m.
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A HoT PLACE The Savage incline,
at point near the water, is so hot as
to be almost beyond human endurance.
But for their shirts the skin of the
men would be blistered as though by
a let of scalding steam. A man from
the mine, who was in DR.. Cams Office
yesterday, showed a blister on his
arm that was nearly as large as a
mans hand. This blister was caused
by exposing his arm at the bottom of
the incline 1t is so hot down at the
water that in screwing a nut on the
end of bolt one man would be able
to do no more than fasten monkey
wrench upon it before he would be
obliged TO retreat. Another would
then descend and give the wrench
two or three turns, when he would
fall back and a third man would go
down and give it few turns. Yes
terday morning The giraffe got off the
track we'll down the incline, and in.
trying to replace it one Of small par
ty of men was SO overcome by the
heat that he fell down in a state of in
sensibility. His companions carried
hin from point between the 100
and the 1900 foot levels to the 1900
foot levels of the Hale & Norcross
mine, where he could obtain mouth
ful of fresh air. He was still uncon-
scious when he reached the point
named. The Hale & Norcross mine
is now quite cool, the draft in it hav-
ing again changed, being once more
down the main shaft Enterprise.
Aug. 9Th.
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T1g CHRONICLE LIBEL SUIT.

The libel suit instituted by Page, OF
the California Federal ring, against
the San Francisco Chronicle, is drag
ging its slow lengths along and running
MO a large bill Of expense to be footed
no by Ell Dorado county, The testimony
already taken is voluminous, and yet
tley do not seem to near the end. Al
Ter this trial is concluded there are
two other indictments OF similar Ia
ture against the Chronicle, which will
doubtless be as tedious and expensive
as the first. 1t is hazardous to under
take a prediction Of the final result,
but y whatever it may be, there has al
ready been one thing accomplished
that may result benefcially. The evil
dence reveals the fact that Sargent,
Page, Carr, Gorham & Co. have been
guilty of vast amount of peculation;
and that federal patronage has been
controlled for the last eight years in
California by an arrant set Of rognes.
The parties who are making the
fight against the Chronicle are infuen-
tial, having political control of the
State. They are also INSCRIPTIONS as
to means they may use in carrying
out their schemes, but it is to be hoped
they will not be able to cor. upt the
courts and juries so as to procure
convictions, right or wrong.
The Chronicle may have made state
ments it will be unable to substan-
tate by positive and direct testimony,
but there has already been enough
shown to support the general charge
of corruption; and whatever may be
the result Of the investigation, the la
bors of that paper will have accom-
plished results beneficial to the coun-
try, and that will be appreciated by
the people.
The Mountain Democrat, published at
Placerville, in closing an article in re-
lation to this trial, says: "There has
been much speculation as to the result
of this trial, which promises to be one
of tie most important in the annals of
the United States, involving as it does
the very existence of most powerful
organization of politicians, banded to-
gether for their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT"
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WE learn from the Idahoan that
Gov. Brayman has ordered Capts
Witt and Dougherty,of this county
to move with their volunteers to guard
the trails leading from Lemhi into the
Upper Payette from a possible ap
proach of Joseph and his band
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A DISPATCH dated Washington, Aug,
18th, says: Sergeant has preferred
charges against Charles H. Chamber.
lain, the present Receiver of the Land
Office at San Francisco, for exacting
illegal fees"
When they get through with that
case they may as we'll take up the
case of the Register of the Land Office
at Boise City, and see if he isn't charg-
ing illegal fees also.
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PRINCE LOUIS of Battenberg, cous-
in of the husband of Alice cf England,
is named as likely to be made Cover
nor of Bulgaria by the Russians. His
father, Alexander of Hesse, a brother
of the Enrpess of Russia, is Q general
in the Austrian army.
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will fully describe the rich mines a.
the Bar, and the Bonaparte' "nefe
millions Of dollars are visible.
ALTURAs.
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purposes. :
vK7E OFFER OUR GOODS AT PRICES -
Wv the the times ard Warrant satisfaction - sU
II need of anything in our line, pleas. ~. inoa
all Orders by mail or that may be lett So u
Adelmann. At Lemp's saloon, viii hay. =. Z 0.
attention. pOnls
Factory on Tenth street, between Main and q.
Boise City. fMaySssio t
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\ season-ab,e. sign Money Lent.
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purposes.

Puluerized bone dust for f.rt,,
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lsr1. NEW YORK. ,s1.

The aiG~vrt s.ii,tr-s q THp ~ dariaE the mat
year, viu ~ Tho -upDe Daring the yrar that has
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~ sehnseui al unia.tih s-i power.
The prisr 81 the daily srN will l., IS e'.ai. a
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fhe "a MAY siiiiaa ah'n.. risLi i-'s'-, - a
Year. I.-t pai.l.
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81 year. pat pald.
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up elui- ~ ~. SINE time. " any .f our ni-iHl.
rhs~e 10 aid IN extetislinr eirullin, "a. shall
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| pie wiil tuiisi,ler TsE MEEKLY >rS the ehssp-
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symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right si,le, under the edge
Of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the len side;
the patient il rarely able tolic onihe len
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the sl,oulder.blade, and il frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rheuma.
,ism in tho arm. The stomachis affect.
eli with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
adistroublcd with pain. accompan-
led with dull. heavy sensation in the
back part. There Is generally con-
siderable loss Of memory, accompan-
ied with a painful sensation Of having
left undone something which ought to
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility ; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning. and lse complainsofa
prickiy scnsation Of the skin; his spir-
lie are low and although Inc is salts.
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitudc enough 10 try il. In fact,
Inc distrusis every remedy Several OF
the above symptoms attend the disease,
but eases have occurred where few Of
them existed, yet examination OF the
body, after death, has shown tho LIVER
to have been extensively dcrangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Din. C. MrLANE's LIVER Pulls, IN
cAsRs or AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive OF
the most happy results. No better
eathartic can be used, preparatory to,
OF after taking Q,inine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease 10 give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimplc purgative they arc uncqualcd.
nEvAaE ~ LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DR. c. MCLASKs
LIVER Pulls are never sugar coated.
Every box has a rcd wax seal on
| the lid, with the Impression Dr..
McLASE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine Ms LANES LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures Of c. MCLANE.
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers.
UInsist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine Dr.C.
McLASE's LIVER Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekccpers generally.
| To,ho,s wishing to give Ds C .Mci.sss's I.ivrs
PuLIs trial. will mail post PAID TO Any part Of
shr United States one boz Of Pills for twenty Ave
essss. FLEMING BROS, fitlsburg, Pa .
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OUR COUNTRY!
WHAT WILL
BECOME OF 1T ?

Is question nov agitaiing the public mind.
The grave issues before Congrrsr tho mai sstle-
is~at II the late Presienilsl rl-etan the ineonnR
Congress; the new Presideul the feiisy 's ,i'~
next Administration; aud future welfare ii the
country and people, matters ~ great int rest Ia
esh aud every dividual. such a crisis has not
b-~n presented since the peiaraiion of indei'end.
enep.
TnrriIyrL HisToRY VI events. and dYinss III
consr,s will he given uith i'avar'islity aud fair
mes In the
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III have proniineni place. whilst the latest pro-
dustins al American hnm"fis,s ~ili APPEAR nun
month 10 mpnih. Tho iisi al shnrirr stories, hog-
rsrhisal and other sketches, eir.. Is hong "''s
The editorial dsiiartni-ni will e,niinus 10 Employ
tho ahlesi p-ans hath at home and ahnsad There
~ill he a srics Of eitrrs ON literary matters, honi
London, by Mr.. weliord.
The pages ii the magazine will l-a ois-n, ~
heretofore. far limited spare will PERMIT, q,
religious liG, 81 the world, and sIs-ially la the
ir.shesi thought Of the Christian Thinkers aud
.sholars u this coantry.
We mean 10 make tbs magazine sweeier and
purer, highe and nol'ler more genial aud generous
Ia all Its uttsranssS and inhuenees. and more
~rleame visitor than ever hriore In ho,llss 81
ieansment aud culture.
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CONDENSED TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GOING souTu.


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HOME LIFE AND TRAVEL.

Also practical Suggestions Ia tn~n aud ",'nuiry
life, village lmpruSenenis. etc, by we'll kn"sh
specialists.
Mr. larnard's articles on sariaur lndusirie. al
Great britain insInsls III. hisIary of "S,in. IN
p-rin,sni. Ia Cs,-.I-ration," "a Scottish Loaf
fsstory" In III. Novraiser numher, and "T'ad
lane, Roshdale," In Doesnilsr. other paiEIs arr
The British Mork Ing weinan's Home" "A Natinn
u shopkeepers." "lis'Penuy Week im the
Child. "etc.
A richly illustrated SERIES will lr given oii
"American sports by fl-s and fifhi, by raTlln'
wTiirrs, and each un q dinsreat theuie. The
suLje~t oi
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NICHOLAS MINTURN,"
ny pr. H9LLssp, the Eii,or.

wh,r-. story Of ">~venoak, gave the highest salts
fa,tion tn the readers IL the Monthly.
The -,ns of this latest novel Is laid On the hank'
Of IN. IIui-,n. The hero Is y.ang man WIN has
l@.n always "Ged 10 tons.'s Spun sfriHgs." hut
who. by the death ID his mother. !. iet aiins IN
the world to drfli on the current Of hir,-wiih =
brtune, hut without . purr~e.
Apothrr serial, Ills inheritance" by Mis-.
Trafion, y III i=gin comIlrti'n ii That i>ss ("
Io.r.'s" by Mrs. lIs-lgson Burnett. Mrs. iinr-
nett. story t~gun Ia August. hiss is@ihss and dra'
niaiis Iawrr ~hish have ts-'n surprise to the
public.
Ther. IL to he -.r.s IL original and sAyul-iiely
Illustrated Ial=rs of popular sst~n.r, ny MS
Hrrrisk. each IaIsr eo"ilete In Itself
There arr la b.. from various i=ns, papers on
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scRlBNER'S MONTHLY
An Unrivsied Illustrated Magazine.

when :, RInSER issued It's fin."a- Midsu,Hniri
Holiday Numl.a Ia Ju, iTrndl, critic said ~ j.
NJ ar as ssJ, bsf fhsf RiENFR As facAsf Aigh-
safsr mark NJ Do ~sf 80 Thf fa'his ar W 10 q n
esag.er" liut the palii.h.r. DE- nat e"isiicr that
they hs iss-i tb. sri.a hsi> 81 exstllent-
they tsiiss. "th-rs are ether worlds 10 c"n'iu'r,
aud they prot-u-s to conquer thesn.'
The pp-I--tus ior the ncN Nlaoe riNs~ the
Titles of than ATTY laI=rs tn.~ty illnsrai'sl
by writer, of the highest merit. nlrT the hsTsi II
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a simisf~r Res.,s Of fA~ Cssfe..isi

4 sInIsfer Result Of fhe C~sfeMsisi.
While it is much more Agreeable to
believe that our Centennial Exposi-
ti~n has been attended with none but
beneficial results, the fact cannot be
ignored that one unfortunate conse-
quence is just now strongly obtruding
itself. To the unsettled state Of politics
is undoubtedly owing the check which
all have remarked in the rapid recov-
cry of business from the stagnation Of
the past three year; but to that cause
alone cannot be laid the unusual 6nan-
cial stringency which prevails at the
present time. most especially in ngri-
cultural districts. Reports from ma
ny sections Of the country state that
failures to meet obligations, among the
farmers, were never 80 frequent; while
business with that usually thrifty class
of population has rarely been more
dull. IL looks very much as II the
people, possibly relying on the favora.
BILE indications (Which appeared du'
ring the summer. Of brisk Fall and
Winter trade, had invested their saw
ings in Centennial excursions, and
now find themselves compelled to re
trench, or, in many cases, driven to
the worse result Of falling in their pay
ments. There is one consolation in
the fact that the money has not gone
out Of the country; and although the
movement may remain sluggish till
the new Administration is settled up
on. a general revival Of business will
undoubtedly come in the Spring.
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rs organist, and most 81 her music
pupils having left her. Despite all
this, she went TO the firm and pleaded
for the lad. Her eloquencc gained him
something. They agreed not to prose-
cute, but to allow the toy to leave
town. aud 60 to another uncle who was
willing To give him another trial In
Western city, h-mark that u, Wal.
ter--if Ellen would pay the two
thousand dollars aud interest within
two years.
"shc undertook the task. Stephen
was released and sent to his fathers
BROTHER, where he 's doing we'll, and
File" left her home aud came here.
hoping Tor higher wages than she could
earn ~ her own town L. knowing
all, advanced her interest In every way.
Month after month"; denying herself
everything but the barest necessities OF
life, she has sent her earning' to wipe
OIL her brother. debt WIN the rent
OF the house and what she saves here
she has pa" y ALL the last '"'t"lImens
being acknowledged IN letter ! han
del her Yesterday. You can under
stand why she could not take even
lew dollars 70 subscribe Tor present
To me whe" ! tell you the two years
expired on the very day when the last
hunired dollars was received. Now
wafer, 70" Know E''ens secret.
Judge "r yourself " she Is I" m.'er'7
"Shc Is as noble ""d se''sscr'nc'"e
as my heart always told me she was
in spite OF appearances! said walter,
warmly. "To-morrow ! viii see IL
she can ever return my love
MOT Tomorrow SAID Mr. hod'
man. smiling Ellen went home 'n's
afternoon, her tax flushed. Out OF
'ne s"" ! IA" "er tut '"e last week
OF her 'o'l here' sue ocgged my accep
lance OF the copy OF Longiei'ow uPo"
the table bes'de you' asking me 70 oe-
''eve she was grateful ior all my KIND
noes IN her. Let her ret niue ron
her long s'r"'" Oh seI's"cf'nce ana
'o''' wafer; ana '"e", !" yo" can vi"
her love- ! VIII gladly give her .
daughters place IN my nearI
" no" 00 NV" s, "'
spring sunshine was mixing =" "A
lure gla"' ~nep one emery n'a'n'ne'
the tram through iehw"d 'e'' a sun
sle passenger NJ Tue Vh'"ge s'"''o"
ne WIS = ""' """"so"e """' a'e
weh' "''n"u' i"Pp'sn''ess' anu NC IN
qulred d a man al the sta.'o" TOT 'ne
residence "' Nus ""urc"'''
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