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Meeting at the Court House.

BY reference to the letter Of j. II Dlv,
G. Maier and D. W. Small. viii we pub.
fish TO dSv it will be Sc. q that our peoplc
are requested to meet 20 morrow and send
delegates to convention to be holden in
Walln Wala, on the 9Th OF June In pur-
suance with this suggr stion. we hereby
publish a call for II meeting of our citizens
TO assemble at the Court House to- morrow
evening at half past ! o'clock, to consider
the proposition to send such delegates to
said convention. Our business men and
all others interested should attend this
meeting.
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Best Thing Out.

Best Thing Out.
It can he seen and orders left with Mr. E. A.
Row 'ey Lewiston |. T., hardware dealer. Price
S. 50
~" Get in orders early in order to secure
prompt attention. Orders received at Wala
Walla will be promptly forwarded, money ad.
vanced. "dN
n. TIMING,
3O-3m Sole agent W.lla Walla W. T.
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PUsHED OFF THE RAFr.-The controver.
sey between the officials at Boise CITY. has
reminded US of n combination among RATS
men. to push fellow raftsman overheard
and found him to much for them. In try.
ing to push Rrayman overheard he has
turned the tables on them and dumped the
Marshal, the U. S. Attorney the Secretary
and now the Surveyor General off the
raft. Whose turn next?
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NOTICE..

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
LEWISTON. l. T., May 2lst, 1878.
COMPLIANT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
at this Office by Matthew Miller against
George O. Briggs for abandoning his Home
stead Entry, No. 40, date Oct. 10, 1874, upon
the southeast quarter of northwest quarter and
southwest quarter of northeast quarter and lots
two aud three, section four of township forty one
north range five west, in Ncz Perez County. I.
r.. with view t" the cancellati n of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this office on the 2lst day Of June, 1878. at /
O'Clock P. NJ, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
kICRARDJ. MoSRoI, j. NJ HOWE.
Receiver. Register.
32-4w
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Horses for Sale.

TINHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ABOUT cNE
] hundred head of hal breed horses tor sale
either single in pairs. or in bands, for cash or
delivery. Good title given. En"uire of the
undersigned or of John Greenfield opposite Lew
iston jerry McGrIRE
May 18th 1873. 3I-4w
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equip the railroad, and put on con-
Meeting line of steamers. Now the
question arises, shall we longer submit
to the dictates Of heartless grinding
monopoly who have wrung their mil
lions from tie people of this country,
and now to add insult to injury, hurl
mandate upon the people detying them
to use the waters of the great Columbia
and Snake rivera for other purposes
than to still continue to GIL their Golfers.
or shall wo as free and independent
people assert our rights and show to the
world that the o. S. N. Co., or any
other monopoly cannot longer hold the
reins and ply the lash to this already
outraged community.
BY the Committee,
j. II. DAY,
&. MAIER,
d. W. SMALL.
The following is the statement Of fg.
ures alluded to ia the letter:
THE o. S. n. coNpANY's RATES.
Walia Walla down freight, &c.
0oo tons at Sc so per ton .......... 1926, 900 90
Walla Walla up, freight 5000
tons ut S25 per ton measurement. 1875, $50 90
Lewiston. Almota ETC.. down
freight; %, 900 tons. Mt S. per ton 200 900 90
Lewiston, Aimota etc, up freight,
5000 tons at $40 per ton measure
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 900 90
uinatilla up freight 4 900 tons ut
$50 per ton. measurement. ....... so 900 90
Umatilla down freight 1000 tons
at Sc per n................... .... $4,000 90
Passenger travel at nm average Of
Sl4 each. to all points. 400 passen.
gers per month. for months..... $4,000 90
Total ..........................$l,l 65, $50 90
NEW coMPAyY's RATES.
Walla Walla down freight. $4,000
tons at S. n ton. .......... $3.50 900 90
Wnlla Villa up freight. 5000
tons mt SIS per ton...""..~...... $4,000 90
Lewiston. Almnta etc. down
freight Is, 900 tons at So per ton $50. 900 90
Lewist' n, Almnta etc. up freight
5000 tons at SIS per ton........ 252, 900 90
umatil'n up freight, 1900 tons,
at Sl3 per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 co
tma'illa wn freight, 1000 tons
at 81 80 per ton. ................. $4,000 90
Passenger travel to all p ints 400
passengers per month E months
ut an average of $40 each. ...... So, 900 90
Tota'~........-.. .SS23.OO0 90
Gain less amount q. s. N. Con-. 1872 $50 90
The above statement is exclusive OF all trade
below Umatila.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS
To keep County Roads and Trails In Good
Repair IN Idaho County.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN BY ORDER
~ ofboard ofCounty Commissioners of Idaho
County that they will receive Bids for improv-
ing and keeping in good repair the county roads
and trails in Idaho county from July let, 1878.
to July LIST. 1850, period Of two years. Bids
will be received until July LIST, 1878, for each
district separately. A good and sufficient bond
in double the sum bid will he required to ac-
company each bid ns provided by law.
For further particulars inquire Of the under
signed. b. +. NORRIS.
Clerk of Board Of County Commissioners Idaho
County, I. T. 3c4w.
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SOM EA HING NEW
THE GENUINE
OIL.GRApTE.
PREMIUM PICTURES
or America
or America

AVING RECEIVED TNB0UNDED
success in I.ewist II and vicinity. IN can
wasting for enlarged pictnres ca the new pro
cess "Oil Graph" Premium picture of A,nerjrn
and making my how to the ru,Nc sor
The same. would respectfully call the
attention Of those who have not awaited
the opportunity. to please leave orders,
with name and place. at the StnDtER
STORE Of Mr.. T :. Billings Lewiston r ,
who has kindly offered to f"rw ri the same to
me at Wala Walla ". I. These piclurc- are
copied
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11
TABLE TALK.

''ln all attempts at refinement, Cne
cardinal point should lie kept in view,
that mann,rs were made tor men, and
Eot men for manners. Nice customs.
courtesy to great kings, and the
greatest OF these is convenience.
Most rules will be found to serve
convenience, and there is no good
breeding where etiquette is not OH
served tor this end, the order and
cemiort of all concerned. not for the
sake of defining one's social position.
When any one begins to study man
hers ~ u set Il! arbitrary rules, fol
lowed tsecatt+" every other desirable.
acquaintance does the same, polite
ness breeds sort oi phari~aistn that
the hest bred persona look down on
as supremely Vulgar. II any mis-
tress at hOuaa looks here for rules
that will aid her TO affect u trihr more
ot style than her neiehbnr' she will
only be disappointed. Ii any woman
wishes hnts how To reduce her house
hold /" Regularity and make her chill
dren heat and gentle in habits, it may
he that she will not fad this chapter
H. vain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11
THE SCHOOLMASTER'S IN
THAT BED.

A correspondent of the New York
Waverly gives the following as one
of many incidents that befell board
ing round scEoolmaster.
81 had been teaching in Mason
county in this, the Sucker State, and
the terms was boarding round. One
evening after school one of my little
scholars stepped up to me and said:
"NIr. Jones, father said you would
come home with me.
every well," / replied, and forth
with set out for my patrons house,
which was distant about two miles.
Now he it known, James McHarry-
for such was his name-had two
daughters, the pride and envy of the
whole community. l had heard so
much ahout them that | was natural
! ly anxious to see them. 1t seemed,
however, was TO be disappointed.
When | arrived / learned the gals
had gone to a party on the other side
of the creek 80 went Ia bed exc
Grating the luck which deprived me
from seeing them. The night had
well advanced when / heard one ol
the girls come home and pass into the
adjoing rsom;; she warmed herself
before some Goals which were alive
on the hearth. 1t seems the old gen
tlcman and lady slept in the same
room, which | was not aware of then.
Having warmed herself, she turned
TO leave the room when the old man
spoke:
Girls, - said he, 1.-The schoolmas-
ter's in your he'd
'Very WE'LL" said Sarah, and pass
ing through the room slept in went
mp stairs. About an hour had elaps-
Ell, when heard Judy, the other one.
come. She stood at the door long
time talking with her fellow then
entered softly. Disrnhing her feet,
she entered the room where | lay, in
her stocking fest, carefully undress-
ing herself, and coming to the side
of the bed, prepared 10 get in. Now
il happened, / Iav in the middle, and
turning back the clothes, she gave
me shake and sail in a suppressed
whisper:
Lay over, Sarah"
rolled over and whipped the ror-
ncr 0i the pillow in my4 4mouth to
keep ftom lauohing. In she bounced,
but the bed would squeak. The old
man heard it and called ont:
Judy 90
Sir" Was resounded in faint
tone from the he'd beside me.
The sChoolmaster's in that bed. -
With one loud yell, and 90 heav-
en-! !" she landed on the floor, and fed
with the rapidity OF a deer up stairs.
She never heard the last of it, can
tell you.-from Scrap-book.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11
TO YOUNG MEN.

Some old genius gives the following
elegant advice to young men who
"depend on father for their sup
port and take no interest whatever in
business, but are regular drones in
the hive, suhsisting on that which is
earned ny others.
Come, off with your coat, clinch
the saw, the plow handles, tte axe,
the pick-axe. the spade--anything
that will enable you 10 stir your
blood Fly round and tear your
jacket, rather than he the recipient OF
the old gentleman's bounty! Sooner
than play the dandy at dads expense
hire yourself out to some potato
patch, let yourself nut to stop noles,
or watch the bars, amt when you think
Yourself entitled to resting spell, dc
it on your own hook. Get up in the
morning-.urn roand at least twice
before breakfast---help the old gen.
tleman--give him now and then a lif'
in business, learn how to take tn,
lead, and not depend forever on beins
led; and you have no idea how tn,
discipline will benefit you. Do this
and our word fer it, you will seem t,
breathe new atmosphere, possess
new frame, tread new earth, wax
| to new destiny--and you may begl
to aspire to manhood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11
"RESU MPTIONS" @

1t IL known that there are great
many b0nhholders who have nothing
under the blue heavens 10 do but sit
IN their dimgy offices waiting for the
dates tn come round, when they cut
of their scmi-annHal coupons to be
cashed with coin at the suh-ti easurv,
the cash thus received being iaId out
III new b0Hd Tia It is tailed off with II
long string OF virgin coupons, on
which the Shvlock waits for maturity
as on the old ones. And so on to the
last syllable OF recorded debt. These
old bombs originally cost--some OF
them-4n. cents on the dollar; they
draw interest at par. In sixteen and
two-thirds years at per cent. simple
interest, a dollar will double itself :;
at compound interest, 1t doubles in
less than twelve years at G per cent.
compounded every six months, it du-
pIlcates Itself III less than ten yeIrs.
Give the honlhotdcr what he got for
lis on'iay "i 40 cents, ana he was re-
pad (w'lh"nt int"r"st) about nine
years aco--considcring his bond was
bought III 49,. But when II il re-
mcmber"d that he paid only 10 cents
Tor hI9 hhhd, pait II" taxes nh 1t, re-
celVed lbs Interest-compnunded
seihi-alii'ua'i\- \--'h goia When g"ld
was worth s2.Co t"rs oi grcenbacks,
II appears that the hOnd-h0lder has
already received a return "r his omt.
lay ut least four times. These facts
have existed from III" first institution
of the honf"d debt, but 1t is only 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11
A TRA1IP'S MAXIMS.

In the hip pocket of an oldvagrant'
pulled in by the police lately, was
memorandum book full OF his own
writing with pencil, and some OF
his own philosophy is good enough
to be preserved. His first paragraph
reads:
"Dr,nking bad whisky because 1t
is offered free is like getting in the
way Of bullets purchased by an enc
my
A second reads:
..Honesty is the best policy, bu
some persons are satisfied with sec
ond best. 1t is hard to be honest Oh
an empty stomach"
A third runs:
"A dry plank under rain-proof
shed is better than feather beo IN
isiI, and one isn't annoyed by the
iailer bringin' square breakfast.
A fourth says:
Pay as you go. If you haven't
ANYTHING to pay with. don't GO. 1t
yon are forced to go, record every
single Indebtedness and let Eohf heirs
settle the bills.
A filh explains:
We should have charity for all.
When the winter winds blow cold
and drear, we vags should pity the
Door fellows in India who are having
red hot weather.
A sixth reads:
Politeness costs nothing, but it's
not expected that you will wake a
man up at midnight to ask permis-
sion to go through his hen roost. 1t
is more courteous to let him enjoy
his needed repose.
The seventh and last Is noted down
as follows:
Do not he ashamed of your occu-
patton. We cannot all he lords, nor
can We all be vagrants. AS 1 can
not he lord | should not lament he
ing vagrant. Be truthful and out
spoken. That ia tell them you are a
Chicago fire sufferer. Keep seasonal
hle hours, or some other vag will get
your plank first. BE hopeful. cheer
ful and good nstured. Growing
won't cure Il sore heel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11
A FABLE

A simpleton having had occasion
to seat him self, sat down on n pin !;
where-on he made al outcry unto Ju-
piter. A philosopher, who happen
ed to be holding up q hitching-post
in the vicinity, rebulled him, saying,
II can tell you how t. avoid hurt
ing yourself by sitting down on pins
and will, ifyou will set them ups
The simpleton eagerly accepted
the offer, the philosopher swallowed
four fingers of the rum which perish
eth, and replied, "Never sit down.
He subsequently, acquired vast for.
tune by advertising for agents, tt
whom he guaranteed SIT week TO
light and easy employment at thei
homes.
! Moral. The wise man saith
"Therais a Niger in the fence" bu
Il IiIshe fool sendethassn so cents 70
Isample and is taken r.
\ Difficult men to diS.gcc-On
welded to his own ;doa. &C.,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11
HOW THEY PLAY POKLR IN
KENTUCKY.

A typical game Of poker was re-
Gently played in Dalton, Ky. William
Kendrick and John Ellington were
the parties, and Ellington thought
that kendrick cheated, and stabbed
him in the arm. After a satisfactory
explanation, however the cut was
plastered up and the game was resum-
ed. Soon Kendrick accused Filing.
ton of cheating, knocked him out OF
his chair and stamped out three Of his
teeth. There was another eXplana
ton, after which the game was con
tinued amicably for a while. A
length Ellington was unmistakbl,
caught stocking cards, and Kendricl
shot him through the shoulder. Tha
ended the game.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11

a young woman in Toledo, after
receiving ten notes in As many hours
from n lover whose address she h al
rejected, sat down with fury in her
eye to write am answer that wouId
wipe out his lore making as with a
sponge. Bnt the little page with
dimpled chm that never had known
the barber's shears, softly touched
the hem of her garment and whisper
ed, IF you please mum, don't write
ANYTHING that viii scare him so he
won't send any more notes cause
I'm making five cents every trip this
bad weather.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11

ASTONISHING SUCCESS. 1t is the
Saty OF every person who has used
ooschee's German Syrup 10 let It's
,renderful qualities be known to their
iends in curing consumption, severe
lghs, Group, asthma, pneumonia,
w IN fact ali throat and lung dis
ses. Ne person can use il without
Immediate relief. Three doses will
,Tslleye any case, and we consider it
- duty OF all druggists to recon-
gsnu y to the poor dying consump-
" IN, af least to try one bottle, AS 40,-
~ $ uozen bottles were sold last year,
~ 70 one case where it failed was
torfed. Such medicine as the
nan Syrup cannot be too widely
En. SIX your druggist about y,
le bottle TO try sold at ~ cents
- sivA X aof,ts For t-sfo ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11

A new disease called sskedaleum-
absquatulatum, is very prevalent in
Missouri at present. I'm some locali-
ties It is almost epidemic. The We.
tim is usually alta .ked during the
night, and hy morning is frequently
many miles on the road to kansas or
Texas. Observation-Disclosures
is the only known r9sedy, and Is moi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11
IF. LLEWELLYN,
West Side Square.

There never was such areally good
hbstantiaI, satisfactory and rapid
Yelling Sewing Machine offered SO low
the New Family Shuttle, reduced
2 only $25, with a full set o
Mtachmencs for all work, FREE
sith every machine. 1t sur
Passes expectations, and fulfills
W the requirements of every family
helper. 1t will do every descrip--
am of work-fine or course-that
my machine at any price ever did or
an do; equally as rapid, correct,
'neoth, neat and strong. Has all the
ale improvements, is easy to learn
snd manage, is serviceable, dom
year out, always ready and neverou
y y order. Agents make money ra
aa,y, supplying the great demand :.
ls the cheapest machine in
corld. Territory free. Address
lately & Co., corner Broadway
lighth St., New Y ork.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11
SCRAPS FOR HOUSEWIVES.

Alum or vinegar is good to set col
ors, red, green or yellow,
A hot shovel held over vanished
furniture will will take out white
spots. =
A bit OF glue dissolved in milk and
water will restore old grapes.
A hit of soap rubbed on doorhing
es will prevent their creaking
Halt cranberry bound on a corn
will Kill it.
Dat straw is hest fer filing beds,
and should be changed once year.
TO clean wall paper take two quarts
of wheat bran tied in coarse flannel
and rub it over the paper.
Rancid butter may be sweetened
by working it thorou ghIy in sweet
milk.
To prevent fruit jars breaking
while canning fruit. Set the solid
jar on a cloth, wet with cold water.
then till with hot fruit.
To clean lace curtains: shake out
all dust, spread on a clean sheet, and
sprinkle cornmeal or bran between,
then roll up and put away for days,
then shake the bran ont press with a
moderately hot iron, AMI The curtains
are ~ nic" as new.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11

s'Do you KNOW" remarked rath-
er fast Newark youth the other day.
to suffering friend to whom he
was slightly indebted, aelo you know
that ! intend to marry and setsle
down." II do-don't know anything
about il" !" was the reply, ''ha-but {
thirk you had teb-better stay single
and set-settle up"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11

See this man? Is he man? He
Is man. What kind of a man il
he? This man is one who runs fol-
office. Is he a good man? Yes, mJ
child, he is too good man. Does
the man have to run far to get the
/ office? Yes, sometimes he has tc
run far. Can the man run fast? He
can run like streak Of lightning
! Why does the man run for office
Because the office will not run fol
him.
What a those Jumps on the mans
hands? They were made by squeez-
ing the cane he carries, to make him
lock like working man. Is he a
working man? He is-he presses
| brick with his feet He is a corn
raiser
SECOND IE>s"N~-mnnEn woEns AMI
MORE OF IHtN:
! Que WI hat il II 2reenhacli man
| Ans "A 2rtrnhark man believes
i'll mOre money.
Qnrs.-Who are greenback men
| Ans. -Fveryhody.
! Ques. " hat is IA democrat?
| Ans. A democrat believes in the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-11
MEXICO MISSOURI THURSDAY Apart IL. 1878

iaiH'' as one In deep illness. HI
was shabby too.
HE has come to beg though
the manager; and his, "What can ]
do for you:'' was curt.
+ But Jonas cared nothing for any
ones manner now. He answered
sadly:
II want TO buy a shawl"
"a salesman will attend to Won
sir, said the manag r..
NO" SAID Jonas 81 am too ill,
too broken to talk to the salesman
| can trust you. / want the costli
est shawl you have"
"a madman!" thought the mana
ger.
'Our costliest is five thousand dol,
lars" said he, repressing smile.
Have it put up for me" 3" said Jo-
mas
"Certainly mad!" said the gentle
man to himself
But Jonas had drawn a check from
his breast, and with trembling hand
was filling up the blanks.
The MANAGER examined them care
fully.
Mr.. Jonas Pray" he said, more
respectfully. Then it flushed upon
hln that he had read of Il fatal acci-
lcnt to this mans wife that morning.
1t Was ii strange proceeding altogeth-
cr. Secretly he called others to
look at his customer. One knew
him financially it Was all right
And the rest is none of our busi-
ness, said the manager, as he saw
the bundle OF splendor carried down
stairs after Jonas Pray. They
spoke of him as niser N The paper.
That's pretty purchase for mi
ser"
Meanwhile, Jonas drove home.
From the door tioated long ,treamcrs
ot black Grape. No sweet lace amli-
cd greeting. Within all was hash
ed. Carrying the shawl under his
arm, he went up stairs to the dark
e'leo ROOM "h'le' "''"'r "''"'s"'
i'i''S vi "liite ''aPeiS' 'e'ihe' !" lay
Inc S"ffo" oi 'he mousse. a watcher
sal there. lie sent her away. iheh'
"i""e III 'l'e f""i'l' iic N''''' oo"h up
Oh '''' ""o' oeN'''' '''e ''"'i'''
o"t"' nc S''o 'il'' c'"' You
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was S"'h Il ih'S'r-~Su''l 4 in'S'' E'
bought }"" SHAWL 1T last 'h'
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'""'" i"f It, 10y "''"' lou s''''n "e
"'"ll'" III 1t III H'"' >"'i''i' Z
put IL about you l'>s'i' oar" !
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poor Jonas MY poor i''"' 'ol'"S
An" turning ''' Sd" i''' "'''' ei'''-
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behind him' Ills Knees ''''ho'e'' uh-
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she look '''' III "'i '''n7'
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vowed TO SIN III one "' slst'i "'esH-
in&-g"wnS until yen gave me decent
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