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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11
Mexican News.

Adyiccs from Mexico City via. lIa-
yana, January 5th, says that public
opinion favors Romero for minister Of
foreign relations on account Of his init
mate acquaintance with the American
people, Friends Of Nallantc on the
other hand declare this qualification to
be M objection, stating that Mexico is
not to bc pinned TO the cuffs Of the
American nation.
President Diaz pretcnds to entertain
European sentiments and i appar-
emily courtinga close alliance with the
United States
Gen. Negrite has been appointed
military commander of the federal dis
trict III place Of GonzeleS. The latter
has not yet taken charge Of the war
department
Outside Of thc capital tile unsettled
condition Of the border is hardly dis
cusSed. The press j. disposed ID bc
cautious on the subject.
Congress before adiourning author
lied the construction Of railroads from
the City of Mexico "a Monella; from
Ccttnya to Palmillas, and from Ometus-
60 10 Packuca.
4 convoy CARRYING $4,000 in silver.
WAS robbed III tho district Of Mexico.
The robbers escaped
1t il reported that the steamer City Of
New York, carried 100000, part pay
mcnt Of the Mexico indemnity ga her
last trip.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11
IOWA co. DEMOCRAT.
GEO. CRAWFORD & BRO. Publishers.
TERMS, $50 per annum, in advance.

A NEW steamship line has been 6,
iblished between Portland, Maine, and
Glasgow, Scotland.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11

THERE is yet II large batch OF whisky
thieves il Washington seeking an g.
capc from the mcshes Of the law
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11

FALSE taste may bc known by IL
fastidiousness, by its demands of pomp.
Splcndor, and unusual combination; by
It's enjoyment only Of particular styles
and modes Of things, and BY its pride
also, for it is ever meddling, mendine.
accommodating, and self-oxultinr, its eve
is always upon itself, aud it tests al
things around it by the way they fit it
But true taste is forever growing, learn
ing, reading, worshipping, laying it,
hand upon is mouth because it is aston.
ished. casting it, shoes from off its feet
because il finds ali ground holy, la
mcntng over itself, and testing itself
by the way that it fits things. ;.
There is that III he seen III every street
and lane # every city-that to be feli
and found Hi every human heart and
eountenance. that ~ loved III every
roadside weed amt moss grown wall,
which, in tire hands 81 faithful men.
may convey emotions If glory anc
subRmity continual SD exalted -
Ruga7.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11
General News.
nae poRpER NEW NEAR.

say. zen, lOLltllGS anu HlllIidlS Olh1SAs
and federal employees in Matamoras.
gave New Years ball at the theatre
in Matamoras, which was apparently
rendered as an evidence Of good will
and friendship to the inhabitants OF
both sides of the Rio Grande. A large
number Of United States army and
navy officers, rs we'll rs several United
States civil service officers and citizens
Of the two nationalities co-mingNed in
the most harmonious friendship, as if
me border question had ever existed T.
mar The endowment at the beginning OF
lAo new year The ball was grand
success.
LABOR TROUBLES.
4 san Francisco dispatch dated Jan
4th SAYS ii large body of unemployed
WorkiG9mcn to-day marched To the
MAYORS office, and committee
waited upon the mayor and demanded
work or bread, suggesting that they bc
set nj work on the streets or other pub
lie improvements. The mayor adj
dressed the crowd stating his inability
to take such action, and counseling AZ
plicatiOn, when necessary, to the var
IDltN btIliNOICIlb VI StlllIH'tllbllSs u LIN
speech was received in sullen silence.
The crowd to the number Of several
thousand. then marched to The new
city hall lots, where they We're address,
cd by the sgitators-k carney, Wcllock.
and others-the speeches being to the
effect that they must help themselves,
hv force if other means failed.
AsHAkP MOLLY.
A Philadelphia dispatch of January
4th states that Clarence Boyle who was
one Of the first Molly Maguires convict
ed during the earlier trials Of these
offenders, has escaped from the Eastern
penitentary, by new and ingenious
scheme. Boyle, who, by the way, is q
man about five feet nine inches high,
light complexion, weighing about one
hundred and eighty pounds, was, for
good conduct, placed in the bakery,
and he induced two fellow prisoners
who We're also employed there, to load
him imam otherwise empty hogshead,
upon wagon which was drawn ont Of
the penitcntiary yard. The escape was
discovered by the driver after Boyle
had slipped from the hogshead, and
Molly was the missing man his
two companions were at once taken
into custody and placed i'll the dark
dungeon. They confessed that they had
been concerned in the escape, and
stated that they first fitted hinges OH the
head of the hogshead, after emptyine
it Of its contents, the head being M
ranged so that it would fall in TIVE
pieces to the inside, the hinges support
ing each half Of the back. Before
putting their companion III the hogs
head they wrapped him III salt bags.
and after he was put in he fastened the
head Of it from the inside, and was
shortly aftcrward in possession Of his
much-coveted liberty The wagon having
passed the gate-keeper without arousing
the latter's suspicion, the officer has
been suspended from his position,
though there is no reason to suppose
he was guilty Of the slightest completely
i'll the plot.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11

Total debt less cash in treasy ISL ?, 092 al2 l2t
-. do ......... do! 1875 .. rs. y55. 442
Increase OF debt for December 1876. 3 ~, liz
Decrease ... do .. 1877 II. 623
January +. iss7.. ..."...-..... q Sis. lo3
Decrease OF debt for months ending
January !. 1873. .t5., , .... ....s. j.. ?l2, 30
Market value Of gold ls11....... Sls0T
49,. d. 1873 .. 81 u2 81
Imports for year ending NOV, 30 I'D. ~. ~, ~
do . 40 - 1877 is2. 1U5, 80
Exports ... do 1876 So. 65l. 0Ss
.5 des. I'D o...5. 1871 ;. 62?. BIS o5S
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11

rllE following figures shows thccon-
dition cf the public debt on the first day
If the year 1877 and the first day &c
1873 respectively
Six per ecut bonds ,,s,.. Sqti,0i So
Five pr cont bonds .@..,.s#st. tSs.s ~ ~ 40
-Four and.a.halr per cent bonds @Waoo
ST .09usl9 25o
On The first Of the present year, this
vas the showing
Six per cent bonds s...s.s. S5iSdt,An
Fivc per cent. hund'...s,. ... i0lsdb6M
Fuuranda half per cont, bonds so0oNtso
-Four per cent bonds iiGNAo
SIT, s6sls,Sto
Hero IS decrease III the amount IF
IN per cents. Ut about S20io0o.000
with slight decrease il tive pr cents
III iuelcuse III four and i halfr cents
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11

JonN Holden, 4 surveyor OF Perry
county, Miss, dugup treasure Of $50
coo il coin Tie money was buried
during the war by gucrilas. who quar-
relied end killed each other Of. leaving
only general instructions A. II the
neighborhood where Il was concealed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11

\ California paper sass e one IF Gle
artists there that she il a nice dumpy
little soul. with eyes that have n slight
tendency toward toeing in
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11

Cash In TREASURY, coin, l39, SIS, M
ash lii treas, currency a,NiS, ~
Curr ncs held for re-
dcmptinn nf fraction
al currency. ~, ON, OW
special deposit held for
redemption certlt
Gates Of deposit ~ $50 ooa
Total in treasury Sls3, s4,, go
Total debit less cash :, Oto. 05S, ti2
Dee rAse duTinE Dec 4, l62 - 623
1s37 -, ii. po2 10
Bonds issued 10 Pacific Railroad companies, in,
tcrcst payahle IN lawful money principal out
standing, S6i6%}.al2, interest accrued and not vet
patti 81 WlS 1Oa, interest paid by United States.
s3s PSI 60; interest paid Ivy transportation Of
mails etc $q,NAils0; balance OF interest paid
~ United States. ssb,N5i ,i39.
The following comparative statement
Of the condition of the treasury Jan. |,
1877 and Ian |, ISIS, WAS issued from
the treasury to.iay
Balance 81 currency 81 49, $40
RAlsncc, 1873 currency IS, ....t J i9s sil
Special hind tur redemption Of frar-
tonal currency, 1873, s...zs3 10 600 40
Special lie, osls If legal tenders for
redemption If certificates u dcpes
SPECIAL deposits " legal tenders for
redemption If certificates of drpes-
Ii, 1873, coin. t....s-.s 49,. g, SA. ta
Coin. 1871 .... ., ~. 5l1.ils
Gem, lS9S =4....4s...ss i3g sis inS
coin certificates, H. ..... T., 10 go
CON certificates ISIS, 80, 42i a0N
COIN, less coin certificates. Isl ~, ~. ilS
Cain gcss c-in certificates, ISIS. l0i, Uq3, 5n5
Datstana uE called ponas, istT li0 2ti aa0
~ d. iSiS .. NJ. 4S} 80
do coin liabilities. lSf1 s 5gS 20
III 40 ISIS u ad1.3l6
d loyal tenders lsai.s Nh u.s.. Isl
ap LIDO @ ISIS - q43. 80
da fractional CURRENCY, H. MI 3i1 la6
do do 1873 II 96t i0S
do silver clin, 1s7s#.. .s4. aa $40. 161
ap III 1s1s u uts sll
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28
TERRIBLE NIGHT AT 4
THEATRE.

Once, when a bashful cub, took
plain, unsentimental girl to COM
edy one night. l had known her
day; she seemed divine; wire my
new boots. At the end of the fist
half hour she said; ''Why do you
fidget with your feet 500 | said:
lid Ts' Tllcs L put my attention
tlmre and kept still. At the end of
another half hour she said: ''Why
TO you say, Yes, Oh, yes and 'Ha,
ho, certainly. very true. to every
thing say, when half the ii ne those
are entirely irrelevant answsrs?'
blushed and explained tLat | had been
little absent-minded At the end
of another hour she said: please why
do you grin so steadily at vacancy,
and look so sad?' explained that /
always did that when was reflect
ing.
An hour passed and then she turned
and contemplated me with her earn
est eyes and said. why do you CRY
all the time:' Iexplained that very
funny comedies always made me cry.
At last human nature surrendered,
and secretly slipped my boots off.
! his WAS a mistake. | was not able
to get them on :.ny more. 1t was a
rainy night; there was no omnibuses
going our way, and rs I walked home
burning up With shame, with the
girl on one arm and my boots un'ter
the other, was an object worthy Of
compassion, especially in those mo-
ments of martyrdom when l had to
pass through the glare that fell upon
the pavement from street lamps.
| Finally, this child of the forest said:
'Where are your boots!'' and, being
taken unprepared, l put a finishing
touch to the follies of the evening
with the stupid remark: 1.-The higher
classes do not wear them to the thea
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28

is now the most iiourishine part of
America was q little known as the
country around the mysterious noun
tains of the moon. 1t was not until
17G6 that Beone left his home in
North Carolina TO become the first
settler in Kentucky. The first pion-
GERS oil Ohio did not settle until
twenty years after that time. A
hundred years ago Canada belonged
to France, and the population did not
exceed q million and Il half of peo-
pie. A hundred years ago the great
Frederick Of Prussia was performing
those grand exploits sshicsr have mAde
him immortal in military annals. and
with his little army was sustaining Il
single handed contest with Russia.
Austria and France, the three great
powers of Europe combined. Wash
ington WAS a modest Virginia Colonel
and the grcat events i'll the history OF
the two worlds, in which these great
but disSinilar men took leading parts,
were then scarcely forcshadowcd
A hundred years ago the United
States were the most loyal part of
the British Empire, and on the polit-
ical horizon no spccll indicated the
struggle which, within score Of
wears thereafter. established the great
republic OF the world. 4 hundred
years ago there were but -four news
papers i'll America. Steam engines
had not been imagined, and rail-
roads and telegrapho mad not entered
into the rcInOteSt conception OF man.
When sc come to look back to it
through the vista of history we find
to tn" CENTURY just passed has been
allotted more Important events, IN
their hearing upon the happiness OF
the world. than almost any other
which had elapsed since the creation.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28

it might he made so successful that a
trip could be taken to the North Pole
in it. Mr.. Ritcbel is a cry intelli-
gent looking gentlemen, apparently
about 30 years of age. He claims
that all other inventors have failed
with their flying machines because
they have trusted entirely to the lift
ing capacity of the balloon append
age, rising by throwing out ballast,
and falling by letting out gas.
Another defect has been the placing
of the steering apparatus in the centrr.
where oply y comparatively small
amount Of power could be exercis-
aJ
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28
MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
LIVING SECLUDED IN FRANCE; IN FEAR
OF AN AMERICAN INSANE ASYLUM.


1t is sad fact that Mrs. Abraham
Lincoln, the widow of the late Presi-
dent Lincoln, is living a secluded life
in an Interior town in France, aud
declines to return to America, least
she may again be placed in iunatie
ASYLUM. 1t is said that in France
she still INDUCES, to moderate ex-
tent, IN her propensity for buying
things for Which she has no use, and
filing closets with articles wholly un-
necessary.
1t will be remembered that in 1879
Mrs. Lineoln's son commenced pro-
cecdings in the Chicago courts to have
his mother adjudged insane. in a few
of her reckless expenditures, and her
many acts inconsistent with sanity,
and to have person appointed to
take care of her property. The court,
after hearing the evidence, prononnc-
her insane. and appointed trus-
tee t, manage her estate. About
$50, 900 in government bonds wac
found on her person. After the de-
cision by the court, she left the room,
at the Grand Pacific Hotel, and en-
deavored to procure laudanum at q
neighboring drug store, but received
only a harmless drug, and was pre-
vented from committing suicide. The
next day she was conveyed to pri-
/ vate asylum in northern Illinois, and
after few months was laced IN care
of her sister, at Springfield, from
whence she sought quiet retreat in
France. The loss of her husband
bore heavily upon her, but the blow
which wrecked her mind was the shaft
of death that fell upon her boy,
Erred" There is but little hopes
other recovery.
Robert Lincoln, the only son now
living, is engaged in the practice Of
law in Chicago and holds high rank
in his profession.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28
THE GALLCWS IN 1877.

The hangman's record for the past
year shows that eiohty-eight murder
ers were hanged in the United States.
OF this number. 47 were white. 81
colored, Indian, and | Chinaman:
4 were hanged for indecent assaults.
| for burglary, for wife murder,
for fillicidc, and for fratricide
Thee were three double executions,
one triple, two quadruple, ard one in
which six men were harged.
Not a single woman was hanged;
the Only one sentenced to death
Mrs. Louisa Lawsar, of Virginia.
had her sentence committed to i'm
priso1ment for life by the Governor.
Friday still maintains its reputa-
ton ss the favorite day on which to
enforce the death penalty, more mur-
derers have been hanged on that day
than all the others of the week COM
bined.
There were executions in every
month but October; June heading
the list with Is, August having but
one.
/ The executions were distributed
among 25 States, as follows; Penn
sylyania lG, South Carolina II, Cali
fornia and North Carolina 5 each
Georgia, Maryland, Missouri anc
Virginia. A each; Arkansas, Nevada
Louisiana, New York and Tennesse'
8 each; Ohio and Mississippi ? each
Alabama, Dakota, DeIeware, Kentucy
New Hampshire, New Jersey, Texas
| Wxsay,.iprr and Utah ZACH
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28
THE WAR EXCITEMENT IN PAR
LIAME,fT.

Lord Tudor Pollysyllable--r woald
call on Lord windywordy to know
if he can inform us whether the ex-
traordinary demands, you know, that
Russia IS reported as having made,
have been confirmed, you know, and
are really and truly as stated in the
MISUNDERSTANDING reports which
have--ha-hum--reach.d MS. yon
know!
Lord Windywordy-I would beg
to inform his Lordship, Sir Tudor
poIlysyllable, that while her Majesty's
Government has, you know, Won
know, received no definite informa.
ton as yet, ho hum, you know, re-
sarding the, no hum, treaty in ques-
ton, his Majesty, the Gar. Won
know, ho hum, having in this matter
as in every other movement, Won
know, ho hum, not having seen At 10
acquaint her Mmesty's Government.
you know, as to the definite nature
and scope, no hum, YOU know. Of
what he intends to do, still it cives
me pleasure, you know, to state. yo.,
know, ho hum, you know, that while,
as yet, We don't know. you know.
anything about what the Car il doine
| o. intends to d., you know. still no
hurn, h's Lnraship. Sir Tudor NAV
rely npon the fact that. should Rus.
Isia, you know, persist no hun. .
demanding much more. the spirit
the English people, no hum
know, WI certainly l,e arons z
that really, you know, We az
yoa know, but what va
scnetling, he hum, d
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28

"Come into the garden Gentle An
ME-" and clear the leaves and rub
bish out, for the spring time cometh.
The Philadelphia-Nre Association
boasts assests to the amount of four
millions. 1t was established in 1917.
The local agency has been transferred
to Johnny M. Clark of t.iit city. who
will glady explain to you the merits
OF this most reliable company.
The shortest way to tell a toad
stool from mushroom is to dst it.
l1f ron die II In q toad stool.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28

Everyday absurdities-Not go to
bed when you are tired and sleepy
because it is not bedtime; to make
your servants tell lies FOR you, and
afterwards he angry because they tell
lies for themselves; one minute in
sist that there is no he'll and the next
minute tell yonr servant in very en-
tphatis terms to ssgo to hell. =
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28
THE YOUNG WIDOW.
She is modest, but not bashful,
Free and easy but not bold

Free and easv but not bold;
like an apple, ripe snd mellow,
Not fao Young AID not too old;
Hal inviting, bali repu'sive.
Vow aIva cling. and row shy
hara is m,-caief IN her dimple,
There l. ian err in har eye.
he ha- stuijei },n,asn natura;
Size Is .c3oat-1 il nj! her arts,
Sha aae lake br, jiploma
IS tie mists - of all hearts.
sac csa tel th- vevv moment
~ l"u to- si,'h nr nen - smife,
On / maid $ sou times eh1rm'n&,
But 4 wito. 4 Il the wh.te-
Are ycu sad How very serious
Will her handsome face becons!
are you angry? She is wretehs1,
Lonely. frienIlsss t.arfli. dlnb!
Are YOU mlrthful? II low her laughter
SILVER sounding, will ring out!
She en- lure AID catch AMI play you,
As the angler does the trout.
Ye old bachelors of forty,
Who have grown so bold aad wise.
Young Americans of twenty.
With love looks in Your ewes,
You may practice all the lessons
Taught b. Cupi' since is fall;
But know little widow
Who could win and fool vnu all
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28

NAOA1oos VA1SSoU11 i l.
Has for sale a large selection of town
and country improved and unim-
proved property at very low figures
and on reasonable terms.
Represents the following old Sub
stantial Companies:
Home n. .Y........assets y. Sc ,104 ,651
Continental n. -. q 3,040,0S5
InsuI ance Co. of n. A.
Philadelphia. ... asscts 6,601 1874
Fireman sFriend Cal. [Gold
assets. ................. 7OS, S,622
Fire Association of Phila.
assets. .................. 3,77s ,651
y. British & Mercantile of
London Gold Capital. =. 10,O00, 900
Assets in the L. S...... 1,767 .277
LIFE INSURANCE.
North Western Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
assets -. ....-.. SIS ,SbZ ,SZ3.UL
Abstracts aud ronvcyanCes furnished
on rea>oiahlc terms. COrreSpun-
dcncc Snii,rd. G-if
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28

Represents the following old and reliable
Companies AND LIFE:
Liverpool, London & Globe, Eng.
Etna, of Hartford, Conn.
Hartford, of Hartford, Conn.
PhGnix, of Hartford, Conn.
Franklin, of Philadelphia, Pa.
Underwriters, Of New York.
German-American, of New York.
PhGnix, of New York.
Niagara, of New York.
American Central, Of st. Louis.
Life Association of America, ST.
Louis.
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Of New York.
The above line OF Companies is the mos,
reliable known.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28

A HUNDRED YEARS AGo.-0ne
hundred and ten years ago there was
not asipgle white man in Kentuckys
f,is@ tn Ssa.,n -. ra;.,ssic sy,h n, s-,,9 4
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28
J.F. LLEWELLyN,
West Side Square.

ma.
There never was such areaily good
..usnustantiaI, satisfactory and rapid
.'llng Sewing Machine offered SO low
the New Family Shuttle, reduced
~ y. only $25, with a full set o
@sachmencs for all work, FREE
slIn every machine. 1t sur
Uses y expectations, and fulfills
- me requirements of every family
=. y ! helper. 1t will dc every descrip-
non' Of work-fine or course-that
~ .as machine at any price ever did or
"a 90; equally as rapid, correct,
ssaeoth, neat and strong. Has all the
~ improvements, is easy to learn
w manage, is seryiceable, don't
W sssr out, always ready and never out
4, 4 order. Agents make money rap
wv wy supplying the great demand e.,
~ The cheapest machine in Di
cs.d. cpr'd. Territory free. Address'n'
SSalely Il Co., corner Broadway
-'Shth ST., New Y ork. anc
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28


AsT0NI3HING STCcEss,-lt is the
NY on every person who has used
scaee,s German Syrup to let its
sonuerful qualities be known to their
saa asnas In curing consumption,seye
ssgns, Group, asthma, pneumonia,
u ~ TACT all throat and lung dis
Ne person can use it without
mediate relief. Three doses will
I,'cye any case, and we consider 1t
s auty OF all druggists to recon-
y TO the poor dying consump-
~, y least to try one bottle, as 4O,-
uozen bottles were sold last year,
no one case where it failed was
l2rted- Such q medicine as the
: nan Syrup cannot be too widely
w. SIX your druggist about 1t,
- bottle to try sold at 10 cents.
- size 76 cents, For sale by
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-03-28
r. NJ. WHITE. EDITOR.

-.,,prIoN PRICE So FER ANNUM
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-01-08
Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT or BOISE COUNTY.
3 Territory Of Idaho.
"a the matter 81 the es-l order TO show cause on
tsto and guardianship of application FOR order Of
Mona Saunders, q minor sale 81 Real Estate.
Gin readirg and fling The petiton Of s. Maggie
Wheeler the guardian Of tho person and estate Of
Mona Saunders. minor, praying for order Of
sale of certain real estate belonging to her said
ward for the usss and purposes therein set forth.
II is hereby ordered that the next Of kin Of the
said ward and all persons Interested IN tie said ss
tate appear before this court on Wednesday. the
tweuty-ti1th day n December. 1877, &C ii o'clock
A. NJ at tho courtroom of this court ~ Idaho City
County Of Boise aud Territory 81 IDAHO, then and
there ~ show causr why an order should pot bs
granted To- the sale cf such cafate.
Ard IL is further ordered shat copy Of this or.
dor DC published al lasst . week for three aue
csssiye weeks before tho DAY Of hearag IN titc Ida
no semi weekly norld. a Geuspapsr printed and
published il Idaho CITY, aoauty OF Boise, aforesaid
r. =. uAHT.
Dated Nov q, 1t77. Probate Judge