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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-06
HAD xo FRY IN HIN.



One Of tIe members of tie Metho
dist Conference recently held here,
was out for a walk at aa early hour
one morning, and while en- Howard
street he encountered . strapping big
fellow, who was drawing wagon 10
the blacksmith shop.
Catch hold here and help nae down
to the shop With this wagon, and It'll
huy the whisky called the big feI
low
II never drink" soIernnIy replied the
coed man
swell. you can take cigar
II never smoke"
The naan dropped the sagsss-tcugae
looked hard at the asesabsr, aud
asked:
aDon't you chew?H
NO. sir was the decided reply
"You must get mighty lonesome
mused the teanlster
Il guess I'm all right feel first
rate
IfI bet you even tlsat can lay
| you on your hack. .Hreplied the teamster-
Come, now. let's warm up ! little
| Il never bets
/ "WelI, let's take each other dowh
for fun, then. You are as big as
/ am, and I'll give you the under hold
II neyer have fun solemnly an
Gswered the member.
..WeH. I'm going to tickle xou any
way. Here we go7
! The teausster slid up ard endeav-
Iored TO get a neck hold, but be had on
lly Just commenced to fool about when
Iha was lifted clear off the grass and
slammed against 4 tree-box with such
force that he gasped half dozen
times before he could get his breath
'.Now you keep away from me-
iexoIaimed the minister. picking up his
Gcane
\. Bust ne if | doh't..- replied the
teamsser, as be edged of. Whats
the use N lying and saying that yen
didn't have any fun in you. when
you're chuck foil Of it, Blame It, you
wanted TO break my back, didn't yous
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-06

TEEEroEy or IDAHO az ~ the Probate Court
In the matter Of the estate Of IL. W.Tempkins,
deceased;
HN THE EPRESEETATIOS OF THE VERIFIED
~ petition Of J. B. Morse. claiming 10 De enti-
tied by virtue Of certain agI eeunents made by 4.
y. ToInpkins IN his lifetime. 70 rouseyanee Of
certain properly particularly described in said
petition, setting forth 'hs facts upon which said
claim Is predicated, and praying TOR deerse afl-
thOriziGg and directing the administrator Of the
estate Of said X. W. fompkinss deceased, 70 exc
cute conveyance Of said property Is is ordered
by the Probate Judge that on
Monday, HAY 5, 1873,
at the Office of the Probate Court IN Idaho City,
Boise county I. T. said petition shall be heard mp
on his petition. and all persons interested in the
estate of said deceased may appear and contest
said petition by fling their objections In writing
And it Is further ordered that notice Of the pen
dsncy Of said petition and Of the said tinls and
place Of hearing be published four successive
weeks before such hearing III the Semi Weekly
Norld, newspaper pablished Is aaid County and
Territory. IT.. 8. HART,
Probate Judge.
IDAHO CRY, March %, 1879.
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A wAS who knows The world wit
not only make the most Of everything
he does know but Of maay things he
does not know. and viii gain mase
credit by his adroit mode ef hiding his
ignorance tl,an tie pelant ny bis
awkward attempt TO exhibit his ernds-
tiou--L Cotton
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1Touce.

All parties delinqueHt for Garden Valley sEili ng
companys stock viii please take notice that unless
payment is made By tae 1eth OF april. sEi viii be
carnn enced for recoyery os all amounts dHe on
such stock BY order of he Board Of Trustees.
FRANK FARSHAH
President
wAsHTsaToS EKGEERETs. Sec-y-
GARDEN Valley, Nar-h I3, 1873.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-06

GeveRxgss (desirous of explaining
the word "enoueh'' Now suppose.
Freddy. that yoa gave pussy all the
milk she can lap, all the meat she can
eat. and all the sweet cake she cares
for. what viii she have:.s Freddy.
with surprising alacrity-"Nittaa
-1IarIon 10, 4ETror
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The London Posf says the announce
ulent that Germany has designated
Captain ZemSch. 4 distinguished ma
val officer. rs Consul General 10 Sa-
moa Is much commented upon. The
German Government does not wish 70
annex the island. bur intends to pre-
vent tie United States from gaining q
sway there to the datrinent Of other
nations. 4 dispute may arise between
1 the governments.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-06
Notice.

IN the matter Of the estate of David Mines. de-
ceased.
In the Probate Court Of Boise county. Idaho Ter
ritoTy
- LIZA NIL15ES. THE EAECUTRTX OF THE
Ea estate of David Mines. deceased. having. on
the 23d day OF October, A. D. 1878, dnlY presented
to this Probate Court petition in due form, veri-
fed by her OATH praying for order Of sale OF all
the real estate ana personal property of said de-
ceased for the purposes therein set FORTH is there
re ordered by the Judge Of sasd Court th2t all
persons interested in the estate OF said deeeasd a-
pear before the said Probate Court Saturday. the
23d day Of November, A. D. 1878 az eleven o'cloeA
in the forenoon II said day. at the Court room OF
said Probate Court in Idaho City. County of Boise.
l. T., to show cause why an order should not be
granted to the said Executrix t. sell all the real
tate and personal property the said deceased at
public private sale and that copy ef this order
be published at least four successive weeks in tbs
Idaho weekly World newspaper printed
and published il Idaho City, boise county, and
Territory of idaho. T. s. HART,
Probate Judge.
IDAHO CIFy October a5th, A. D. 1878.
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MosEs and the osher Chiefs who Nis-
tied Washington, passed throagh
0maha. a few days ago, on taeir re-
turn home They are satisfied with
the result of their visit.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-06

BgAzIL is making preparations TO
iufocm the Chinese Government Of the
chance for Mongoliaas there. rney
are wanted as hborers On the Pisnta-
tons.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-06

shNra week in your own town. S. outfs free.
OUCDNo risk. Reader, if you want business at
VIII Oh persons Of either sex make great pay all
he time they work. write for particulars TO Il.
HA--z-7 SCo. Portland, Maine. lJune4'Ts-1y.
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Harper's Magazine,
1879.
Illustrated.

The volumes of the Magazine begin
with the Numbers for June and December
3of each year. When no time is specified,
II will be understood that the subscriber
wishes to begin with the current Number.
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Sufietg 4lotites,

Ep1SE !, gSSgL LODGE, NO. g, 7. o. G. T.. -
nods its Regular meefipsss st Tar1ner. ( s's8t
osail asii On tuesday evening of each week. SSs5
,y..eS, vsoeS, All Ahmembers In good standing SEs
',Ss1 SS 20 attend. By order of t e w. C. 7.
1 = STEVENSON, Secretary. Dec is, s7S-tf
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One Hundred teIo0l Dollars

Gn the Tribune quartz claim, situated in Banner
District Boise county, I 7. said claim consisting
Of ffteen hundred feet along The Tribune quartz
lode; and you are hereby required to par Us all
assessments against xou tho same. and sor the
publication OF this notice. within ninety fsai days
from the date hereby foFfsir ali yeur right title
aud claim in ia and upon said Tribune claim. as
provided by act above specified. GEo. STUCK.
Oct 22.-Sn.l SAaEL HA1IA1TT.
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Moyice,
Notice.

zSso G. w. CHASE: YOU ARE HEREBY 30
tilted that We. George stUek and Samuel Hal
lett. have done the fail amo,nt Ct work required
by the law Of Congress OF 1872, and amendments
thereto to-vir.
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2rpfessional Cards.

JONAS w. BROWN,
/ TTOgNEY AXI' COUNSELLOR Az LAW, AND
| Notary Public, Idaho City, L. L. VIII practice
4 the Courts Of TIE Territory. OFFICE on Com
siaI street two door above Court House.
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|lala seml iuurld
Published
-,eezozays &c E7ricIayS,
BY THE
) Idaho World Printing Compa
|, !, Blk Btars Adjoining Ha'eais Hall, Wall strs''

'pvuAy JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
EMPRESS AND MINEsTE Err.
Bayard TayIOr's Report of His
Interview with the EIn-
press Augusta.

a correspondent at Washington says
one of the most interesting dispatches
which the late Bayard Taylor sent from
Berlin was that written on the lst of
July describing the visit Of President
Grant to the German capital. The En-
peror, owing to his then recent wound,
was unable to receive any one, and the
Empress folt bound for that reason to
maintain her privacy IL the palace.
| But the Empress sent for Mr.. Taylor,
who described tho interview in the
following words:
"From the absence of certain custo-
mary formalitics on reaching the pal
ace, and the quiet manner of my recep-
ii on, | suspect that it was meant to be
private quite as much as official. The
Empress took occasion to express to
me the Emperor's interest in Gen.
Grants history, his desire to meet him
personally and his great regret that
this was not impossible. Her words
and manner implies an authorization
that l repeat these expressions to Gen,
Grant. She then spoke very freely
and feelingly Of the disturbances oc-
casioued by the distress Of the labOring
classes, declared her belief that a peri
cd of peace would be the best remedy,
and finally said: "The Emperor knew
that / should see you to-day. He has
the peace of the world at heart, and he
desires nothing so much as the estab-
lishment of friendship between ma
lions. | ask you to make it your task
to promote the existing friendship be-
tween your country and ours. You
cannot do a better work, and we shall
most heartily unite with you in doing
it.. This is the Emperor's message to
you, and he asked me to give it to you
in his name AS well as my own" She
bowed and left me.
'"The deep, earnest, pathetic tones OF
her voice impressed me profoundly. l
kept her words carefully in my memo
ry, and have repeated them with only
such changes as the translation makes
necessary"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
SCARLET FEVER.
How the COntagiOn is Spread
I'm New York.

AT a meeting of the New Yorl
Board Of Health Wednesday, DR.
Day, Sanitary Superintendent, pre-.
scented a report on the prevalence o.
scarlet fever. He says; "Whilo car
let fever cannot be said to be epidem.
ic, and while il is true that we ex.
pect an increase in all contagious dis
eases during those months of the
year in which their contagion is in
tensified by closed doors and win.
dows, and people are more closely as.
ISOLATED with each other, the disease
is evidently on the increase, and it is
the part Of wisdom to exhaust al
means to retard its progress. Fol-
the last year, by the direction of the
Board, | have sent a daily list of per,
sons sick with contagious diseases to
the Board of Education, and l have
notified the families of those sick
with contagious diseases that, during
the period of liability to their spread,
the children Of such families should
not be allowed to attend any school
An inspector, especially detailed fol-
the purpose, has visited cases occur
ring in tenement houses, with aview
to investigate unsanitary surround.
ings, and to impress upon the pa
rents the necessity of all possible iso-
lation. The disinfecting corps have,
to the extent of her capacity, per
formed the necessary disinfection and
fumigation, although in the better
class of houses we have often been
compelled to trust to the physician in
attendance to see that the needed
precautions were taken to prevent
the disease from spreading. 1t is Of
ten impossible to ascertain the source
of contagion in a given case. No
doubt the disease is sometimes prop
ogated by persons who are about to
be taken down with the disease, OF
who have recovered from it, and a
frequent cause may well be the trans.
portation Of solid linen to the laun.
dry IN our close street cars. There is
scarcely a conductor III any city cal
line who attempts to enforce the
health ordinance, and huge bundles
and baskets of foul linen infected
with disease from the bodies of unre.
ported cases are thrust beneath the
noses of unsuspecting passengers
When demonstrated with the excuse
is given by the conductor that he has
ne means of knowing the contents OF
the bundles. At such a time as this.
however, it would not seem unreason
able to require those carrying suspi'
cious parcels to satisfy the conductor
that they are unobjectionable. L
the violation of this ordinance con
tinues, it may be necessary to arres
the conductor on the car, which
would subject the travelling pubic t
serious inconvenience.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
PocuIlarItIes Of Great Men.

Gen. Grant is said to be u confirm
ed smoker.
Marshal Mcmahon speaks excellent
French.
Brigham Young was q confirmed
old bachelor.
1t is now thought hat A. T. Stew
art is the original homeless man.
Secretary Schurz is veiy sensitive
on account of his short legs.
Mr. Hayes would rather attend a
country fair than go to a ciicus.
Mr.. Oonkling has no desire to be a
Presidential candidate.
Prince Bismarck is of German pa
rentage, but he can swear in Eng
fish.
|, is believed that Zachary Chan
dler is addicted to outbursts of pro-
family.
Prince Alexandrovitch Smolenski
Observation-Disclosures is Rus
sian.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

The editor of the Savannah (Ga.) Re-
corder declares that he is no unstaineG
rebel or Southern traitor, but adds
"lf Georgia, today, should, in her
State sovereignty and State rights elect
to secede, we sho uld stand by her and
defend the act as one Of her sons, be-
lieving in her right" This is, as we
have claimed, about the status Of the
avera ge conciliated Democrat in the
South. They talk about accepting the
results Of the war, but they believe in
the doctrine of secession, and some of
them, like the editor of the Recorder,
only await an opportunity to repeat
again the programme Of 1861.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
IT
4&GAaS&ALS
Mustang LiZ.ment
Fer MN AM BEAST.

ThiG1init~sn Mt very MS turaiiy oSlg'natodin hmeri-
-. whsrs Na.urc provides in Esr laboratory snch
.GrrIt.as anttic'ps for the nlaladlC3 Of her chill
r. IA ta,,5 has 5s-n spreading for s. years,
30! uoWi +. c~lelr-lc7 tie habisablc globe.
no LcS!cSA E4-,aE5 LiH!mcnt is Q matches
rle3y fora, xtsr5;la!lnont7 OF man rdbeast
oseocA opaats O. FARMERS Il Is iavAluoblc.
s.re'o bct'S o-:en saves a human life or 70
.t- TIA rs.sullcss II en- excellent horne, OK,
a, G. shCun.
It c.:-,S ~fJctrot, ~l-9f.a!i, FOLLOW horn, grub,
rcw-5c-r, faaillrr-ct, mango, the bites Gld
-gs {" p,lsoa1.s r-iS.!ca and Insects, and every
ct dtavosC&t {, t,oc.l breeding and bush life.
It cures eYc:y C1:csaEl trouble Ci horses, such
,lamcnesS, scratches, svinuy, ~Bprains7 founder,
nd Ra.l, r.l6-6aac, etc, Ct
The .Iu1.2cai- -4btaa5 L~ial,nsnt IL tho quickest
10 IN TIC world Tor accidents occurring In the
lily, N 10 alscacc Of o physician, such US
.--s, SraIds, spra!ra, cuts, ETC., and for rh~ima-
\, a@d aIl;ac5 cascndcred by exposure. Par
rlar,y vGlu@bls 20 MIXERS.
3 lg the cheapest EerAniy in tho world, for Il.
..,,r2.as TIA !!uscla - tho bone, and q single
.4.-.tJlitg rcrGlly sufficient to cure.
~i.A.-al :],rstEas I!nilIent IS put up in three
cs ~ hr'ti-A, the l.rger ones being proportion
~ much tho cheapest. sold everywhere.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

Cincinnati is discouraged when she
contemplates her crop of murderers.
The Gazette remarks, sadly and regret
fully: punishment for murder is
about played out in Cincinnati. Near
ly all the murderers prove to be insane
when they come to be tried"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
MEMPHIS.
Receipts and Disbursements
During the Epidemic.

MEMPHIS, jap. Ia. r. Smith Sec
rotary Of the Memphis Howard Assocl-
alton, has completed his report, which
shows the receipts to have been, during
che late epidemic, til7639,G GO; disburse-
meAts, Silb,7oO.4s.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

County Court met in this place last
Monday. Not much business of i'm
portance was transacted. John p.
Davis wa elected Chairman, and 3. W.
Tindell superintendent OF public
schools.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
Honor ~, DiHhonOr,

The Guardian Angel of Tennessee,
fluttering her snowy wings over the
grand Capitol of tho State, see the Rep
r~esentatives OF her people gathering in
the Chambers of the Council and dip
ping her forlnger in the rainbow she
writes upon the flag that floats from its
turrets: "My house shall be called
the house Of honor"
If the devil Of reputation be set up
in that Capitol as the god ofTennessee,
then will our Guardian Angel, dipping
her left finger into the black slime of
hell, write OF that flag: but ye have
made it IL den of thieves )" and with a
sad heart and fearful eyes will ADAM
don US forever.
Representatives of Tennessee! dare
tAco what is right in the sight of God !
Married, not your ancestors and
Mr. " u0YIIlp 6,r,bL;o,,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

The New York World reports that
tile Union League Club of that city
will elect ex-Secretary Fish President,
and will devote its energies to working
sup the Presidential interests of Gener-
al Grant.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

The Legislature met Monday at u
o'clock. Hon. John X. Neal, Of Rhea
county was elected Speaker Of the Sem
.nie, and Foulkes, of Williamson cOun-
~ Speaker of the House.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

w, L. Grady, Il young man Of Day
ton, Ohio, fell in love with Miss Win
stOn, of the Adah Richmond Troupe
and followed her to New Orleans,
where, n few days ago, he shot him
self in the theatre in which his siren
WAS playing. The ball passed very
near his heart and the wound will
probably prove fatal.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

Nashville American: "a man arri-
red in this city at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon from Loudon county, having
walked all the way, a distance Of $50
miles, to run for principal door-keeper
of the Senate. He left home a week
ago, and came most of the way over
the mountains"
y Ohly one of Josh Billings dam
1ihools.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

n We have received the first copy Of
the Knoxville Republican, u large 3G-col-
umn paper, neatly printed and well
Agotten up. The Republicans politics
Twill be In accordance with Its name.
I'VE welcome it to our exchange list.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

MINI PhNt>aNo " WI go u
as TO the honor and good faith
70 recelvnnessec in respect to her public
ling ct. He expresses the opinion, which
= aathe prevalent opinion and purpose of
a large majority of the people, that the
entire debt will ultimately be Tepudia-
ted. The Republicans generally are in
favor of paying the debt, either in
whole or ia part; but the Democrats,
wbS form the majority, are, with few
exceptions, out-and-out %repudiation-
lists. The latter have an intense hatred
against all sorts of bonds and bondhOl-
tlers, State and national, and do rot re-
glrd bondholders as having any rights
which IS their duty to respect. Were
the question now submitted to popular
vote, untrammeled by any other ques.
tion, opened and u~ndisguised repudia-
ton would be carried by an overwhcl-
ming majority.
Such is the picture of Tennessee pre-
scented by this correspondent, and it
must beconfessed that the action of the
Legislature of that State lends q pain
fully strong confirmation of this view
of the case. 1t now looks as if a major
iiy Of the people had deliberately made
APP their mids to become robbers, and
defy all the rules of honesty, as well as
the deserved scort and contempt ofNthe
world. Here Is "A good field for home
Ssions, quite as needy as any that
" Hh be fJu& even the darkest parts
Sof Africa. ~ call the special atten-
. Aftion of our home missionary societies to
Tennessee. Be sure to send the right
kind of men to this fleld-men of John
the Biptist type, who have the habit of
using plain words, and oalling upon all
sinners to repent and bring forth fruits
meet for repentance. Men of any 9TH
cr stamp will not meet the eXigency,
and we are by no means certain that
even such men will be able to set things
right in Tennessee.
We need hardly say to those who
have money to lend, whether they re-
side In or out of Tennessee, that that
State is not the place to lend it in. A
community that is so lost to the ele-
mentary principles of commercial hon.
or that it can without a blush repudi-
ate It's debts and cheat its creditors is
not made up of people whom money
lenders can safely trust, The way to
deal with such n people is to give them
plump and emphatic NO.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

Hamilton c5mty is out of debt and
S-sO.is Roane, says the Chattanooga Com
BIercial.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
Weekly Herald.
JANUARY 0, 1879.

sour State debt at the beginning Of
1879 Is $2i, pa ,0l7.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

People nrr eating ccquaintcG-and those wi
are not ought &C. bo-witk the WUudcIiui merits {
gEGt great Ar 'rican Rentedy, the
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
essee Honesty.

Dec. 19th-Mr. w. ~Bendc.-hadfUiAe h~opybHeaa.
vile, to Miss Lizzie Nor
city. essee AAohcs'J'
This announcement spendent: A correspond
peared last week but lattanOoga, in the Cincin-
left ont. %ercial, presents a very dark
--a as TO the honor and good faith
We have recelvnnessee in respect to her PUBLIC
enterprising. ct. He expresses the opinion, which
L Il. Pv- .2lhe. nrnvalent nnininn and nnrnnsn of
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

Married, not your ancestors anC
Dec. 19th-Mr. w. Bendc.-hadfUiAe Republican.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17

KEEP SINaINa.---We had servant
once who always used to be singiug--
whether outside tho door whitening the
stops, whether washing the linen, cleansing
tho tea things, or cooking the dinner, she
would be humm!ng over something. But
I said to her one day "Betsy, what makes
you sing soY"
"WolI," sho answered, {" think it keeps
bad thoughts away; and If didn't sing
sometimes l should get go low spirited
should not know what to do with myself." /"
A good deal of philosophy 10 Betsy;
because you know that boys. if they have TO
60 throneha ohuroh yard at night, always
begin. whistling to keep their spiftsu up
[Spuygeoa.