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LNlR RENT,
e BY & o. HOFFMAN, 10th and SITS. n, y


j By o. HOFFMAN, 10th and sts q, w.
6 62 Pa ave NV, 16 rooms, mod. imps....sl0O 90
i24 est ST., Geo tn, Ii rooms, mod. imps 80 80
$40 I'm 81. NV. IL rooms and store ...,.. 80 80
us Al ST. INV. rooms, mod. imps....... 30 90
Sinddard ST., GeO'tn. IL rooms, mod impS. 80 90
dOdh ana st. Me-, large house and ground. so 90
20 pei ave. De-, IA rooms, mod. impS.... 40 on
FL FL Il ST. NV, rooms, moo impS.. 10 90
SU5 iU'n ST. NV. store and warehouse. 35 90
S Sio IN ST. NV, rooms, mod. impS...... 35 90
81 ~ Ltn ST. nw.. rooms. mod. impS ....... 35 90
oo d ~ ST. s. W.. rooms, store aud fixtures. 30 90
6o9 st. Sc, 10 rooms, mod. imps ........ SO 90
~ ON 81. Sc, rooms, mod. impS ...... 80 o.
90 Iin ST. ne., rooms and bath, (new).... Is 90
81 9TH st: NE. rooms and bath. (new). Is 90
1919. 1923, 1925 NY. ave., stores each $3.50 rs 90
Building Lots for sale In every section of the
CITY. ml6-tr
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TNHE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
EDUCATIONAL.

MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORD.
MA VILE, PA.-Boys: $50 per quarGer; Girls,
t4b. Students prepared for business, Yale or HAr.
ward College. Instructors irst-class.
feb22- 1y j. SHORTLIDGE, A. M, Prin.
MADEholFskEkkkkEEH G r. sRREksgD'HoMME's
BEGINNERS, intermediate and Advanced
n B:I;pnpils taught rapidly, and with perfect
For Young Ladies and Children, 8 am, 10 .. m,
Fan mr. i ana p am m' sent,aus, Row. an, o,
and pm.
Hours reserved for Private Lessons and Glasses,
Call at 10l4 18th st. Mondays and Thursdays after
4p.m.; other week days between IL and 1. ISL Am
7 ESSONsIN GERMAN, LATIN and GREEK,
IL BY r. MUSSAEUS. Refers, by permission,
o Bishop Wn.LIAA PINKNEY. Rooms for
Rriyate Classes at 1901 H st. NV. Address 1889
st. jan23-3m
JAMES CORRIDON, Professor OF Penman-
y ship, St. Cloud Building, 9th and r. Writing,
Bookkeeping and Short Hand taught in short and
easy courses of lessons. Thorough instruction
guaranteed. Lessons given at residences and at
schools. 1e4r1y'
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To Corrsspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager Of The STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any Individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, ETC., should In AL cases be made payable
20 the order Of THE EVENING STAR NEwsPAPHR
CoMPANY,-not to that Of any Individual
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3ec ed manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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WIsWALL 4 6wYNN,
SO5 Market spacs,
msr1a-tr Third door from TIN stra.6
NEW STYLES IN spRIN . sooD..

so pS handsome Dress Goods from IL 8, To 81 = a yd
Good Black Cashmeres from bOc to 81 a. cheap
Black Tamise Cloths and Delaines, very Oh, an
DUuble-face Blk Mohairs and Alpscas very Chs.n
Fine Black Silks from 16 20 81. very cheap.
Fine ali wool Cashmere De- aiges, In plain an de-
sin able shades.
Az sh des in Buntings, good quality al 2Sc
600 doZ. Towels and Table Napkins, Table ,ipees
Sheetings, white and colored stripe Bed Spreads
many decided bargains.
Special bargains in an Winter Dress Goods Fine
Cloths and CassimereS, many at less than cost 10
close out stock.
All goods sold warranted as represented. at
j. W. COLLEl'S
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Ninth sfraN.

nO NOT PAY HIGH PRICES For
y YOUR DRY GOODS.
Washington, S'0'e -
CARRIERS NEW STORE.
No. III Market Spoce.
Very wide Pillow Case Cotton, IOIsc erceIIent
quality Calico, &c; New York Mills Sheetias
Cotton, the best and widest made, very cbean: fne
quality Plaid Muslin, Lee: one yard wide PsciSc
relohne Sambric, fgured, livery inequality oay
D. worth 12c.: beautiful Dress Goods mart siIf
and wool, 16c.; Black Silks at the very lowest
prices We are selling excellent quality '.Ssti1
finish Black SIX At only 81. Is, werth 81 SO in
every city In the United States: large size Bridal
quits, only u, 80; also, Honey Comb White u uiIt
DOC; pure white all Linen Table Dan ask '5Oc:
also, remnants of Table Linen very cheap: Biacf
cashmere, pure wool, very fine quality. very wide,
Gouble width, 624c.-this is special bargain:
BACK Cashmere, fine quality, double fold, 25c
very large assortment of Cassimeres for t,oys3
wear, very cheap; Lace for curtains We are nv
located IN our New Store No. III Market Space
We nave placed large sign across the pavement
Win our name written IL in Gold letters
SCAkTER SD SO that every one will know where 70
bny the cheapest Dry Goods marIyr
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A LII WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT to know
- the best One Dollar GLASS @A>
rs aceurate,y suited to the eye, at
ID. II. HEMPLER'S, Optician, z63s
Peans avenue n.W., corner ~ street. tr
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"AkHING, IRONING AND FLCTING
w done al Ills 10th street n. W., in first class
order.
JUDGE BARiLEY'S GREAT SPEECH IN
- SUI pOJt of the proposition to ame nd the Con-
sri ut viii be delivered THIS EVENING at Z 80
O'clCck AT Odd Fellows Hall. IL
4 CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. CARRIAG Is!
- nave now on hand all the new style
CARRIAGES, consisting Of Panel St0F
Quar- tens. Sash and LOw-dOor Rocka-Nx%xIz-
ways, Jump Seats, Buggies, PhRtors, &C.. which
j am Offering al enormous reductions on former
price. ROB'T III. GRAHAM,
n203t Repos. and Factory, 40 to 41G8th st. a W.
CAREIssGFssit nr.nn.
desire 10 call the attention of the csgIR
public to TIE fact that have made q r.. NIX
duetlon OF % to 40 per cent. on all ar-Xix-A-N-
Iiage repairs.
R9Fir>t-claSs work guaranteed to ALL
kOET. III. GRAHAM
Repository and Factory,
MAJ 20-S- 4fOtO &1S Sth 81. %. r.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
Sering silks, 65, 67It. 75c cheap.
5O-inch fine Back Cashmere, 81
Mool CaShmeres, SO 62S, 20: bargains.
Black silks, 62l1 20, 81 to So So
BLACK MOhairs. 37lt, worth so,
b ack Alpacas, 15c. up.
New Spring Dress Goods, 49,, Is, lS 2Oc up
Special Bargains all through Stock
cassimeres for Men and Boys: cheap
Cahcoes. a. c. up; Sheetings, Ice. UP.
Carpet Stock must be sold, and prices necessarily
must he low.
Full Stock Bazaar Patterns.
L. n. NAUDAIN
maflf-T SO9 Market SpHep.
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NEW SPRING
~ DRT GOODS,
We are receiving new SPRING GOODS daily
Bourette and knickerboCker Dress Goods frou
IL cents per yard up to fine goods
Bunting, from 25 cents to 90 cents
silks, Grenadines, Cashmeres and Tamise yesy
cheap. S
full stock OF White Goods Hosiery Gloves &C.
W. w. BURDETTK q on.
No. g& 1TH b.,
No. 7O6 ST, N.W,f marfsty
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,

~ GO5 PeaaSpir0ui0 drenHe.
GOOD GCOHS, AND NEkY LOW -
PRICES.
Ladies' French Kid Button. A r, e., ID. wide. g 50
Ladies' Fine Kid French Heels. Button. $3.50 tO3 80
Ladies' Best French Kid, Seamless. Button :. 3 so
Ladies Best Pebble g Oat Button ............. 90
Ladies Best American Kid Button. 90
Ladies' FOXed ButtOn...,..,,S 25 81 so to 9 so
Ladies' FOIed Lace .............SI 90 81 25 / 50
Ladies' House Slippers 4Oc. Congress CATERS 80
Ladies Kid Newport Ties ,.,.....,. 1 90
Ladies' Kid or Goat Button. so
Gents Hand-Stitched Calf Congress. ......... 80
Gents Fine Calf Congress, or Alexis. 2 so
Gents taf Creole Congress 80
Gents Solid Leather Congress. ............. 1 so
Gents working Shoes. ....... 81 90. 1 25
All kinds of Misses and Children shoes fully %
Ter cent. less than elsewhere.
Everything a. represented.
One Price only.
mar2O-4t GEO. MCCARTHY
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

u 4. MANN,
H. Stalls 63S AID $50 Center Market, N1@
20 and 81 Western {. KyTW
CHOICE FRESH MEATS AT ALL HA[
Good Beef Roasts, 12k to 49,
:. - Steaks, 12la to 90
Other Meats in proportion
4SAn orders faithfully filed: goods delivered.
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BEATTY
retail price By other manuJacturers $780, only
SEQ. Beautiful $3.50 Pianos, $l75-bran ne,o
wait them introduced. AGENTS tcdnted. Paper
free. PIANOS. Address DANIEL #. BEATTY,
W ashington, N. j. mal6 In
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TOaN H. KELLY,
q DEALER IN FIRST-CLAss
BEEF, LAMB VEAL, MUTTON, ETC,
Stalls 628. $50 and $50 Center Ma ket SHD
9th street wing, aud 2O6 and 2O6 Northern WIKI
Post ONCE. sAeELk
Marketing delivered free of charge to all parts of
the city. sepI4 "
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On the Avenue yesterday, or at Will
! lan's, PURSE. intended for silver change,
Finder " Ill please return it to 6l5 h street u. W.
and receive reward. IT,
I OST-On Tuesday, 18th, at the Capitol, in the
IL chariot OF betw cen A. and Trinity Church. Sd
Get, . Roman Mosaic BARRING. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at 348 Pennsylvania
avenue. marco SIS
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j. w. COLLKl'S
ph15-tr sol, Cor .Sth 81 and MnrE.t Sn,c
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS

ENTHAOKDINAHY BARGAINS
~ At BRODHEAD'S, 1908 Fsfreef, betyea.
10Th and 18th streets. Beautiful PRINTS &C. up.
Bleached Cottons. Sc. up. Dnube-fold Bach
aashmere. Rich Lyons Gros Grain Black STIs.
sliec. yard. Atwood Debege %. per yard,
Elegant sl. SrSGsed Balbriggsn Hose. 25c. pair.
Beautiful Neck Ruffiing, Toe. yard up. Cool y ask
A Para Skirt Braid, &c. % Bone Hip Gore Corse,s
in boxes. 25c Kid Gloves, 45c. up: elegant 8,
Button Kids. Sl.25.l Best Hooks and Eyes, g..
card Clark's best 2Od ward Spool Cotton &C. spool:
% spools, 25 , Victoria Lawns, NsinsoOks, Swiss
Iarletanes, Perca es, Cambrfcs, Toweings, Nap
kins. Doylies. Table Linen. Dress Goods. &c &C.,
equally cheap. All goods first class, and selected
with utmost care. and sold cheap because bought
cheap for cash. Now is the time TO secure bar
gains, at BRODHEAD'S,
marl5-tr 1905 Est, bet 18th and 18th sts.
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Advertisers are requested to send In their An
nouncements as early In the day possible, and In
III cases before IL O'Clock II. The insertion In the
same days issue OF those reaching the once After
thAf hour cannot be assured.
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DOR RENT! FOR RENT. FOR RENT

Il
Gen. Chapman House, rSrner 1St and str. Sc.
IA rooms, all modern improvements. .... $50 90
2O22 NV, 16 rooms, all mod. imps. .... 100 90
15l5 Vermont ave. NV, rs. all mOd. imp 35 90
Many other desirable Houses in all sections of the
city, Tor rent by T. +. GATCHELL,
Real Estate and Insurance,
LeDrolt Building, corner 8:h and streets north
west. mar16-tf
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Areruqe sscorN Daily Circulation orer
15,6OO-befso more than three times that
or any other daily paper in WASHINGTON,
AND more than that Of all the others odde4
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issue on the LIST and 18th Of each month tBuI.
letin Of all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application at my once, OF
will be sent by mail II desired.
auction Sales
On THURSDAY. March 21st, at An, M, VAL
liable property OIL F ST., between Is and 26ri.
Loans
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Il B. II. WARNER CO..
bRA1NARD d; WARMER, EDWIN A. MCINTYRE
016 street northwest.
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FOB RENT AND SALE,

Deal ESTATE BULLETIN
~ OF
THOs. T.. WAGGAMAN, 6ls Seventh st.
lChanges made every Wednesday and SATURDAY.
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MADAM l,UPREE. Indian Doctress and For
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c:Oset she Will tell you how to get rid of 1t. Resi-
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GEO. LINCOLN, 8OS Pa. ave. n. W. mar8-2s'
T: LIBBEY HAS REMOVED FROM 437
- 5th street, on afcOunt of exorbitant rent, to
4S7 9th street. near the of f. where he hopes
70 see all OF his old customers. feb28-Sm
A sTROL OGY.
MADAME BOSS.
This celebrated Lady Astrolog1st and Healing
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OF "a NV. She has no superior In delineating the
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-12
BOISE CRY, I. t.

Mr., KEARNEy, who is trying to lead
the Workingmen's party, gives way
to his fiery temper occasionally, and
INDUCES in language unbecoming a
public speaker, and tho sooner the
party gets rid of him the better. The
following is sample of his language
AS he was speaking a knot of men on
the outside attracted his attention by
an animated discussion. He stopped
and invited them to be quiet until he
got through and then take the plat.
form and say what they had to say.
A tall man, who seemed to be a sort
of ringleader, replied, 1--WE are per
fectly willing to listen to you, Mr..
kearney," with significant empha.
sis on the "you," which another in
stantly pointed by adding, "But not to
Mr.. Wellock." Thereupon Kearney
turned upon them and said, speaking
with warmth, 1--WE will bring this
sorehead business to a close right
here this afternoon. 1t is strange
that every time leave the city set
OF id corrupt mischievous soreheads
appear and attempt to create dissen-
sion as an entering wedge to split up
this party. We will have to go back
to first principles. / see that Caesar
will have to take his place upon this
platform again. was willing that
every one should have a say in this
movement; but hero they are getting
into the same old groove again. The
same old soreheads, the same old vag-
abonds crawl in and try to bring dis
sension into this movement. You
will have to be vigilant as ever. You
will have to watch these soreheads.
They must be suppressed in the Ward
G ubs. You must take these men by
the back of the neck and kick them
out" [Great applause.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-12

If some one should write a book
and call it my Great Toe," somebody
else would Immediately issue my
Little Toe" followed rapidly by the
second, third and fourth toe, and prob
ably other portions of the pedal anat-
omy. Servile imitation seems to be
the rage among the book-makers of
the day Elk.
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Arrivals at the Luna House.

j. d. Agnew, Boise City; Geo. Bennett
city; Hugh Craig, John Schllling, VIM
Bales Upper Payette; Sam Hallett, Hen
ny creek; Frank Cleveland, North Elk
j. Mclaughlin, Upper Payette; Fred
Bussey, John o. Sullivan, Paul Buzzini
Hoodoo creek; Geo. Brown, Sub Rosa
John Hamilton, j. b. Morse, North Elk
Mace Chapman, Boise City; VIM. Lass
Germany; Chas. Marquis, France; DIR. w
>. Kothwell, Placerville; Chris. Constance
Horse creek; L. Boyd, North Elk.
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KISSES AT AUcTIoN.-The editor of
The Corning Journal tells this story:
"When the writer was a young
man he attended the sociables given
by the Young Ladies' Sewing society
If the Presbyterian church; the funds
that were raised by the weekly con-
tributions of the young men present,
and the earning of the young ladies,
aided in purchasing The bell now in
use. One evening, to diversity pro-
ccedings and to increase the fund, he
circulated slips of paper around the
room asking each lady to sign her
name (ostensibly to compare the hand
writing), which was promptly done
without any idea Of the object. Then
he wrote above each signature prom
Use to pay specified number of kisses
OH demand, and then sold slips atauc-
ton. They yielded quite asum. The
prices varied considerably, as the num-
Der of kisses, and the sweetness and
attractiveness of the signers gave ex-
traordinary value to those due bills
The occasion was one Of hilarious en-
joyment,'
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A PLEA FOR THE pooR

You may sing the song Of waaltb
" riches, gilded domees, "o'''l'
~ the many blessings thew eniov
Ia their proud and palace bog oy
NJ IT, -, ~ you ever cast one thought
WIS = sne proud and struggling ones
IT, ~ only lot IN their dull life
Poverty is theirs with its cnrsea
WIN LIS sting of want and woe:
Anu n,l All The Ills that they endure
1, Inc rich can never know.
lney aretrampled down by the nrord
= and great; y 'no proud
1ney are held in slavery's thrall
:: ana many proud head bends beneath
"A yoke, and its cruel gals.
Inc poor, what are they but as pebbles
beneath the rich mans feet
Mnat though beneath their battered clothes
Many brave and true heart beats --o
1ney are looked upon with scorninp
"A as Inc dirt upon which they tread.
!, lou 90 not know how hard thew toll
10 earn crust of bread.
Ihelr hands are hard with toiling
In the battlefield of life
Trying an honest living to gain
For the little ones and wife
All honor to the laboring man.
win his heart so true and tried
Nc Neu suner Tor his country's good,
NO matter what'er betide.
what would you do if those toilers
were driven away from. the hive,
ana none but the lazy drones remain
IN The country's wealth to thriyep
what would we do, We sons of wealth.
II the working man were dead?
Where would you get your money,
Where would you get your bread?
That's the question.
BOISE CRY, I. T. -FF
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-12

MISS BELLA, do you sing that ex-
quisite little ballad entitled, Darling,
Kiss Ny Eyelids DOWN. Bella gave
2 kick like mule, whirled around
upon the piano stool, and replied: mo
Gawdge, but you just bet your shirt
can get away with Sweetness. Wine
Your Little Snout.' It's arattler and
while Belle "got away" with the song
ne got away" from the house He
goes to see another girl now, that
amt 50 full of life, and didn't gradu-
ate at the female high school. Belle
sits IN the lonely parlor now, and
paws ivory while she sings:
Come back to me, darling.
iii not be so brash,
I'm lonely without you,
| can't eat my hash.
Forget and forgive me.
Oh, what shall do?
come back to me, dearest.
You sweet kangaroo.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-12

IHE second of a series of free lee.
lures was delivered by Mr.. G. s.
Kingsley in the M. E Church last
Sunday evening. 1t was the most
able one we have ever listened to-
The subject-Atheism-is an old one,
yet in the hands of Mr.. Kingsley was
exceedingly interesting. He did not
uepend altogether on .eloquence to
sustain his position, but relied princi-
pally on illustrations, which, of them
selves, were very instructive. Those
VINO DO not attend these lectures lose
an opportunity of gaining some valu
s : information, besides listening to
Tue best lecturer in the Territory.
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Summons.

tT.Rx1ronr OF IDAHO. Oa In the Distris. Court
County OF Boise. Idaho Territory, In and fol
Boise County.
Joseph WEIGH, James Smith, John Roaan limo
thy Carroll, Thomas Cosgrove, John Lockhead
James Gallagher, Patrick Gleason, Michael sheri
dan. B. NcDermit Dennis Hurley, John Sword
Robert McGuinness. Afraid Lorean, Patrick Walsh
James Moran, Jamey Callum. Daniel Quaid, John
Fitzgerald, Plaintiffs, against John Eiser Jonas
W. Brown, j. V. r. Witt The Eislsr Mining Com.
pany, corporation, and All Sin, Defendants,
! HE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES IN
J the Territory of Idaho send greeting 10 John
Eisler. Jonas W. Brown, j. V. R. Witt The Eisler
Mining Company, corporation, and All Sin, De-
PENDANTS: You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above named
Plaintiffs in the District Court of the Second Judi
cial District of the Territory of Idaho in and for
the County OF Boise, and to answer the complaint
filed therein within ten days exclusive of the day
OF seryice) after the service on you of this sum.
MONS if served within this county; or if served
out of this county, but in this District, within
twenty days; otherwise within thirty days, or
judgment by default will be taken against YOU &C
cording to the prayer Of said complaint. This &C.
ton is brought to obtain decree of this Court for
the foreclosure of nineteen mechanics or aborers
liens filed by said Plaintiffs and recorded in the
office of the County Recorder of Boise county, l.
T., praying Judgment of the Court directing the
sale OF the premises described in the complaint,
that the defendants and all claiming under them be
forever foreclosed. That an accounting be had
and the amount OF each lien holder be ascertained
That the proceeds be applied in payment of the
several lien holders claims, and costs of suit, iu-
terest and attorney fees and for such other and
further relief ay be just in the premises. [See
copy of complaint served herewith And you are
hereby notified that if you fail to appear and an
swer the said complaint above required the said
Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the said complaint
Given under my hand and the Seal of
(T. the District of the Second Judicial Dis.
L " trict OF the Territory OF Idaho in and for
~ the County Of Boise this 18th day OF
March, A. d. 1878. A. L. RICHARDSON
BY GEO. W. RICHARDS Clerk.
Deputy Clerk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-12

JAMES MONROE returned from Boise
Oity last Sunday. He doesn't much
Ike the change in single day from
the green valley to this place where
tne ground is yet covered with the
beautiful, to take his word for it; but
we don't think this is the real cause.
dim wears a forlOrn look, and appears
70 be constantly thinking of something
away off.