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, 1880-08-15

>The matter Of numbers is at last decided
in favor Of Chicago by 1000, but this does
not compare with the difference in trade.
Even the dealers of st. Louis prefer. by rca-
son Of the great advantages gained, to come
to Chicago to purchase their goods. AS eyi-
!dence is cited the enterprising }ry-goods
i!ousa of ,Mcssrs Cleaveland, Huii1ig l.
Shelley; although only established three
1nonEls, they have put some Of the older
houses to their nlcttlc. and are now selling
many NJ Y large bills to st. Louis and throughout
, 1880-08-15

49, e+,u,at and yotcd in the Seventh Precinct OF
fse Sixteenth Ward for Frank A. stauoer dss at tao
lSst ZION testified that he voted for Stau-
~: AuEust ,as he Confessed that he could not read
rng,ish.. Counsel for McGrarh asked hl1n Eow ns
be- knew Mat he voted tor stanpeI Gounss1 nns
sta11,orobjecIcd to this and Au othcr quesuons
eesI1e;3 q counsel for McGrath.
Sxr1;al other witnes:,-s were eIamlnco' put
&8r testimony WIS fairly in accordance Win a
1Es:1tlmnlt.s .-ivcn above. The Investigation was
|gJ,urned until Monday evening at o CLOCK.
, 1880-08-15
FEDERAL SMALL TALK.

No ALCOHOL was exported Saturday.
TIRE Custom-H House receipts Saturday for du-
ties were S7,547.5o.
THE internal revenue collections we're rs fol-
lows: On cigars, $1,465.20; tobacco S1,350:
beer, $6Ss.53; speciuls, $l3s.55: snuff, SIZE;
stamps Oh spirits SIS, 4S660 Total. 50: G9'.l1.
THE following dutiable gootls were reported
yesterday: Hitchcock s. Foster, {, ,dCJ railroad-
Tics; Q. r. Keith i Co., cAscs millinery goods;
Wilson Bros, 3 cases furnishing goods: ]. N.
brunswick & Bake Co. Ease ivory blocks;
Cayenagh & Eodc, 5 packages brandy.
, 1880-08-15
S0}ITH PARK H0TEt

The proprietors Of this very popular hos
telry have added very materially to the at
traGtiveness OF their resort in securing that
1wtll-knowIn chef dc Cuisine, N. Ernest
department Of the Chicago Club made lin a
We!l-kno"n character to lhe bn,e viudnts Of
Tile city. Arrangements have hccn made for
recelvlng game and fish fresh from country
, 1880-08-15
SUBURBAN..

Henry Schaffner, in the employ OF Bailey s.
Co., butchers, decamped list Wednesday with
about 500 which he had collected for his en-
plosers, and has not since cen heard of.
Prof. H. s. Carhart4 of th. University will 20
tn Dt6ton Tomorrow to attend the meeting OF
the Association for tho Advancement OF Sci
ence, Ut which he was recently elected
ulcInber.
The Rev. George R. Pierce and wife have re-
turned IRON their Eastern trip, and Mr.. Pierce
will preach this morning III the Methodist
TR1,jr.h
, 1880-08-15

mt Hills. one of which has been of the most
malignant type. being that Of George 3. ker-
per-, ESQ, President + IS, % Of the Walnut HIS &
Eden Park Street Railroad, but happily AT.
Kerper has passed the crisis Of the disease
and is now in a fair way to recovery.
, 1880-08-15
kORTUARf.

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 7rfoan'.
JASEsy1ILE, Wis, Aug. A-The remains
of Chester S.. Crosby, late Cashier OF tho
Rock County National Bank, REACHED here
from New York this evening. The funeral
services will b. held ut y. ILL., tomorrow
, 1880-08-15

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE O'Leary
seventy-two hour gf-as-you-pleasep pedestrian
contest, which opened here Monday, closed to-
night. Twenty contestants entered, but only
, 1880-08-15
RUSSIAN c0NE0lf.

Half OF the entire chop {only COO pounds
IN all) Of the finest Russian ,Congon Tcacse-
cured by c. Jcyne, 110-l1e Madison street.
This is L rare opportunity for lovers and con
nolsseurs OF this fragrant brand IT tea. Buy
pound. *S~ pa
, 1880-08-15

THE MERCHANTS SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
have Just arranged for nearly 1900 new Safety
Dcpositorics with the D;cbold Safe and Lock
Company th rough John ". Norris, Vice-Prcsi-
dent of tho Safe Company. This indicates that
this storllhg bunk is determined to meet the de-
rlund for thss class OF protection which has been
rnpislly inct teasing sfnce these vaults passed
under the control OF President C. B. Blair and
Manager 4. e. Cook.
, 1880-08-15
MR. M0SHCRtc

Trfennfal Gallery will he ready for photograph
III. Communicates in groups Monday afternoon.
We understand 3ir. Mosher would like the first
group to consist Of the members Of tho press
Triennial Gallery, corner Jackson street and
Michigan avenue, Exposition Park grounds.
, 1880-08-15
GQQtl SEATS.

Tho Gardner House pavilion contains 500 good
scuts on line Of parade, and in full view of tho
grand surprise display on Lnkc-Front in tho
evening. Seats secure and passed the inspcc~
ton 1T the Superintcndcnt of Public Works. For
sale ut pelton s. pomeroy's music store and ar
Garlner House office.
, 1880-08-15

WHITE SEM!Iti- MACHINE C0MPANy'S NOTICE.
a representative OF the White Sewfng-M Mn
chino Company, Cleveland, O., will be ut the Of
flee Ut II. J. Nhitcomb l. Son. a Jackson street,
during Conclave week every day from until l.,
a. Ill.,, where he will he pleased to meet these
who are engaged or desire to engage in the pur-
clluSe and sale OF tho - White
, 1880-08-15

Buck i Rayupr's Moth Powder destroys roach
IS, itels, Tics, Qnd hctbuEY.
, 1880-08-15

MHF3 EVLUltlEC3
Fresh linen wet with Duck s Itayner's ssMars -
Cologne will hold its odor for weeks, !.
, 1880-08-15
Harvard School

tCorner indinnn-nT and wenty-nrst-st) will reopen
Monnay sep II. Thorough p:epara tiun for College
u tae sssn;ic seh"o' apd Esess Lie Full eerps
Ground. provided with Gynlnast,c Aptn-ains IA
dress j. .J-SCHOBISGEK or ]. {. f;itAST,
1iui I.uiafla-Ey
, 1880-08-15

MARRIAGES.
ECkHiET-DCCHASAS rrs.lay, Aug. T., at &
O'CLOCK In, q: the Church Of the tptpaaut, BY the
Hey. Il. y. Morrison. Kcctor, John ". Eckhnr with
1lessrs. Ec1ha1t i S'van and Miss Mary Buchanan
LEWIS ACh-Ou the Eth Inst. b5 the Rev. DR..
CALDWELL Col. +. Lewis and Mary E. Mack. both Of
Chtc1EU No cards.
, 1880-08-15

: against the proposet
Geo. D. Baldwin s. Co.,
". X. Robson,
T. G. Edwards,
Geo. W. Murison,
C.as. nc,Elcy,
Geo. Uogen, Jr.,
, 4. H. Huvey,
II. II. Ross,
Il. S. Lowe'lthal,
Porter e. Webster,
;, Hill'& Lansing,
Armour g. Co.,
Moran, Hceney j. Co.,
james II. Parker,
ChHs. II. Litbgow,
NJ. Bloom,
II. J. Hnzlellurst,
Simon Bloom.
Geo. II. GriEen.
]. Il. liec1lle L Co.,
Geo. r. Baldwin,
A. q. Hewitt,
Frank L. Michner,
Sam Wolf,
Louis Daube,
Lichtcnbcrg s Rang,
II. II. Hayden,
Hugh Lyle,
i. Poters,
Fl. Wagner,
S. D. E!drcdgc,
John 4. Free,
John f. Clough,
T. a. Davies.
John 4. Atkinson,
George Goot:h,
Iubey & Booth,
Daniel Gauo,
Henry Phillips. !,
William o. Do,yncr,
John Eiszuer,
Il. c. He1nhulz,
,. w. Underwood,
r. Z. Smith,
George Bundle,
Oscar Abe & Co.,
J. ". nl1rand, Jr,
E. |. Wheeler,
+. Hcrthoud,
Henry Durnert,
F. g. Til1on,
=. 81. Dupce s. Co,
David Davis,
W. T. Mu,nforu,
Caulter s. Hovcy,
Gilbert, Pryor a Co..,
]. 3. Norton,
6. n. Barber,
T. ". B;,rns.
]. n. Ash s. Co.,
/. G. Chandler,
William Weober s. Co.,
90 r. Gibbs & Son,
Boyd, Ltlnhan, & Co..
William y. Baker g. Co.,
E. L. Ncglcy,
J II. Dale l. Co.,
Lect s. Tritxc.
George ". Miller,
James L. Ward,
Il. j. biarble,
Fleming & Boydcn,
". F. johnson t. Co.,
Charles E. Clifford,
I. c. Cummings
F. D. Oertel,
!. T. Speer.
Kl1tnsey Bros. g. Co.,
.. r. Baxter,
H. l.. Davis,
S. II. Butlcr.
Hugh o. Hunter,
}. e. S1aythc,
Il. ". Shepherd.
William Dickinson,
~ d. Steycrs,
John 81. Wallace,
b. ). Robinson,
4. w. buchanan,
Gcrstcnberg l. Co.,
4. p. Price,
r. d. Wilcox,
E. y. Fisher,
D. II. B,.kcr,
y. O'Conlor,
p: J. Ceiling,
West j. Antlr11s,
=. W: Mcclellan,
G. S. Prcust,
c. H. Dowd.
Samuel Hill,
Fl. D. Parker.
IT. c. Edwards,
W. r. Frecman.
G: ": .Weti.crili,
". Fl. Dullcn,
L. N1ni:,
Robert Carmichael.
]: i. Campbell.
g. G. Hammond,
I. ". Albums,
J: Vun I1,~aiycr,,
Harry D. Spcurs,
i. Spr,cue,
p ". l}nker,
J. S. Baldwin,
n. G. LightcneE,
And Othors-
, 1880-08-15

i
there should be no CHI
by enter. our protes
amendment.
Jones s. Raymond,
Chupin & Cut}uhy,
n. =. Iiarrison,
c. J. Singer,
W. E. Mcuenry,
Geo. Stewart & Co.,
ilirsch j. Schwlbucher
SchoeEe1nnrl g. Co.,
Cyrus Dupce,
e. L. Chaplin,
| Hinn,a,,, NewcornbkCo
Geo. ". Phillips, Jr.,
John GGynor,
3. Davenport,
Geo. C. Eidrisl 80,
Peck & l3atlsh.r,
O. F. I'ulsifcr j. Co.,
Geo. c. Dall.& Co.,
JOHN Morrcll s. Co..
Hcur:y 1liIw:lrd s. Co..
Teufel. Son s. Co., =
u. G. Brown,
Holden s. Co..
Ch;ls. O. Halo,
e. W. Higgins & Co.,
D. Egglcston s. Son,
William Small,
Il. S. .Wuliace, .
J. ?. Taylor,
N. S. Jones,
Frank e. Rcmick,
Ulrich,- Busch s. Co..
L. Huchbersen & Co.,
Frank g. Pope,
H. ". Goodman,
william, G. Cbmstock,
c: ". Taylor,
w. c. Magill,
". II. -Alcock,
". G. Lawrence,
S. Mckicllur,,
L. Donssclacrc,
G. n: Culbtrtson, jr.,
J. c. Mitchell,
4. r. Weinbcrgen,
\. Il. Gates,
K. r. Murphey,
W. T. Bali,
Albert Rertiloud,
Charles H. Wood.
W. H. Hogan,
Edward Lees,
". Il. Patterson,
=. S. McConkey,
H. Itang,
John W. Geist,
Joseph Sears.
John Cameron,
George W. Stone,
H. F. Whittemore,
w. Z. futile,
Matthews & Ball,
Jaa.C,llllpi1ell, lnspccto:
J. L. Dorsctr,
Lazarus Bloom,
\: Eddy. Jr..
William II. Dceb5,
Charles Sheer,
Albert Dickinson,
Nathan Dickinson,
II. J. Morris,
2. 4. Waeelock,
p. W. Dater,
4. 81. y right L Co.,
": ". Boynton,
J. 7. Fuller,
Kirby. Hoslghton g. Co.,
F. 4. BiEelow.
George Standurt,
Il. ]. Hough,
J. H. Norton,
n. II. Warren s. Co..
Fl. H. Rice t. Co.,
George n. Howe g. Co,
G: 6: Barth s. Co.,
W. A. Lucas.
II. Mayt}vell,
W. I. Johnston.
Druuns &,kinsland,
Edmund Norton,
+. D. Leonard,
Elme1ldosf s. Co.,
4. \. Young,
G. Lfchtenberger,
u. a. Sage,
Samuel j. Potter,
Henry Frost,
J. Is. Spcer,
D. ?. Garcelon,
II. s. Lyon,
g. Il. Chaplin,
3. I. Ives,
James 4. Petit,
T. s. Freeman,
Fl. P. Aldrich,
G. Fl. Eaton,
Albert Boyer,
n. 4. Seymour, .
3. Fowler g. Co,
W. Geotegu,,.
Libby, NcNeill & Libby,
Murry Nelson &Co.,
" 4. Ray,
Q. D. Allen,
". F. McL,4ren &Co.,
T. 81. Baxter,
G. H. lIuburtl,
K. Stone.
, 1880-08-15

M e'E Gu. =. 0S!: ~; HeiHes lag 1I tae tne nc EAnseu
~ ~. W, 80 80 , ~ the smoke
i co5ausea a as Wen as lhe 6para hnd nc
couu 1Se o. uo WIZ II "as uat aone: ne
tsltuls "as % ~ tne opnloi. uR 1otne starting OF
tnc tt'tsn, suA1 tne "holt apparatus Ei1s applied
70 Lae engine, ano ne 1el1 surprised when Col.
a1 s.nsed ILL n.s had not
@ pcen 81 ~ az nas satsneu' however, tllt
even II ~ uuultlonal apparatus WIS put On tor
me eonsunaplaon OF smoke II would not only not
oet1er In1n2s, put Nouln nlake them rather
t wolstt IL nau ucen , oeInn,S'taloa ~ py ths trial
tnat INC apparatus icssencd IN" stettnl- making
capacity OF tue engine 10 SUCH an extent us to
MAKE IT IMPOSSIBLE TO RUN
a heavy train on an up grade With an addt-
tionnl apparatus the steam making capnctv nf
the engine would lie still uore lcssrnotl. il
would show fully us good if not better results
with one or his ordinary engines without an IN
, 1880-08-15
MORGAN PARK
IIiClG0 FEMALE (NI,I,EGE.


ber r. f,rk; near cheaso. Fail Term. Se7,cm-
Nor1:an Park. ILL.,. o. II Matiist,,.-st Ch.ta -, go
, 1880-08-15

to give The Sir Knights It can be had at
Blackall's, 49 Clark street.
The erection Of the obelisk at Central Park
will prove to be put-up job.
The fame OF the Bethesda water is world
wide, and volumes might be filled with a
record Of its wonderful cures. Gale l. Blocki
are sole agents.
The rolling stone gathers no moss, but it
gathers the fellow that rides a bicycle every
time.
Serpent rings with diamond sapphire and
ruby heads just received at n. Matson q
Cos, lo6 State street, corner Monroe
The girl who chalks her cheaks thinks It is
oetter TO mark the miss than miss the mark.
MI j. 5: Bast cordially invites alt lovers
OF rich old mahogany furniture to cali at
his place, No. % North Clark street.
gu may have seen young man on one
Slde OF 4 gate and a maiden on the other
side Why they talk so long is because
great deal can be said OIL both sides.
All Sir Knights and visitors who apprecf
ate the g91d % things Of life will visit F. A.
Qpham$ Theatre court, rear OF No. l4S State
street He has has the finest wines. Iiuuors.
cigars, and lunch in Chicago.
The watermelon will never hold IN its head
again. Still, his being 3 doctor may have
madc difference.
The fame Of the instantaneous photo
graphs attracts crowds OF, strangers to
Smiths studio, 2o6 North Clark street.
4 woman cannot become successful law
yer; She is too fond Of giving her opinion
without pay.
A1. Thome has returned from New York
with all the latest styles in hair goods.
"Love," says the Philadelphia Chronicle,
"makes many good right arm go to waist"
Water-waves at Thome's, 157 State street.
Many an eatthing has been said about DR..
Tanner.
, 1880-08-15
Jacksonville Female Acadan1y,

flhTf,f!RST YEAR opens Scpts 1ssn rrepar-
athsG ihn toHcE!7:c Cuur>cs complete Hare atvrn-
Principal, Jacksvnvij!t ILL., 1A-a1''
, 1880-08-15

= Lay md FAMILY KOAl*DlNG SCHOOI for
n' oEE 1aates 3na Ihildren Tho course ls cOmprc-
hf!ocr1on ssch Il th3:.,s,s taught Eor terms ai.
uless .'iEs. NJ MCKEE, ilt'M lis. Springfield, i'll
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05
DIR. SPINNEY & CO.,
Notice to I.ien-holders.

friedrich Breneman, Plaintiff. We. David 4
Brown, Orric Cole and Albert Hoskins, Defendants
n Ii PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING
~ liens under the provisions Of An Act Of b
legislature OF Idaho Territory entitled IAN Act
for securing liens to mechanics and Others" ap
proved January IL, 1875, and The amendments
thereto, upon the following described properly,
to-wit Fifteen hundred linear feet on the Rising
Sun quartz lode. situated on Shaw's mountain,
in Boise county, Idaho Territory, and six hundred
feet in width, and more particularly desefbedu
follows, to-wit: Commencing at the discovery
stake and notice of the Rising Sun lode. from
which bluff of rocks bears north east l2s ~
distant another bluff Of rocks bears east about 700
feet distant, and point OF rock bears south y
east AZ feet distant thence south 75' east sly iest
to stake and notics on tn. center OF the east sna
line of claim from which pine tree ~ teeth o.
ameter bears north $40 So west 40 feet distant
thence south l5e west 800 feet to stake q M
south east corner, thence north I5' west ! ss isa
to stake at the south west corner, thence ID eAs
800 feet to stake and notice at center 81 tne w
end line of claim, thence on same line 70 s'AAe
the north we at corner, thence south To- cas-. Icy
feet 10 stake at the norsh east corner, 'lsa ~
south 15o vest 800 feet to the stake aud nouce ~ ~
ceatsr of the east end Of claim, together IN I.
dips. spurs and angles and all shafts suu sun..
oh or connected with said mine aug ~ appa w.
nances belonging to said mine and sumcisn' 'i ~!
of ground around the said mine for the cohsenlu
W. rking, use and occupation Of SAD mi 1s' ~
hereby notified to be and appear - .ns . Sa
Couri Second Judicial District OF ldano M ~,
for Boise county. At Idaho City, on me AZ ~ - '
October $780, and then and there exnloi' y. KIN i.
of said liens or thev shall be deemed Y rsu
ia, or of those SO exhibited. JONAS " =. IN
Il aho City, Aug. 81, 1880.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Addison Bail, deceased. ~
Ns Office Is HEREBY GIVEN By :, .1 aadi ss
M der gned, executor OF the es. 20 nd ali per
Bail deceased. to the creditors - sasscsssed
sons having claims against the .A,u .,hsrs within
ten months after the first publication Of hs e.yas
to the said executor at his residen e.. z
Valley, or to O. S. Kingsley at Idaho I'm syiGHIM
Sept. Tth, 1sso.-4w.
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B Q Q K S

Any book, magazine or newspaper, sent
post paid at the publishers lowest price,
with a valuable premium. We give fine
ia K is view Of the Capitol building the
most magnificent structure in America, al
so splendid views of the White House,
Treasury Building Smithsonian institute,
Patent Office, Mt. Vernon, and point q
interest IN and about the National Capltai.
Orders taken for large Capitol engraving
or for sets of the views, and cabinet photo
craphs of leading statesmen, at cost prices.
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Administrators Norice'

County of Boise. n.uts, a.
In the matter of the estate OF one'
ceased -, TIVE Us
dersisned Aaminsirstnx Of T.. tss s srsd ~
Of Charles Mautz. deceased , to Us against ..
II. and all persons having claims ne
said deceased, to exhibit them WIN ne rsi pnos,
vouchers, within ten months ai,er istratr'l
cation of this notice. to the shiu lconmerriai ~
her residence, on the corner = 49,
Main streets. in Idaho City, ]. I:,,prxF III UlA
Administrators of the estate O oA-
deceased. -. Administrator
Jas. H. HAwIEY, Attorney TOT AM.
Dated Idaho City, May 29th, iooo'
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Painting and Paper Hansns'

House, sign and wagon pa PAIN IL Job
paper hanging in the nea's y ~ s.y.et abow
ii. Runyan. Shop on Wall s''''
postoffice. ,ooo
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consisting in stock at Publishers prices.
If we do not have the Book or niece of
Music wanted, will procure it for Won.
Give us trial and you will lose not6iry
Mar.5, Soft
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70 Ssciety Dimness Of Vision. Noises x 1,
the vital fluid passing unobserved Il wv ~ Assd
dna many Ks otnsr 1ssssses thatlea tnss
Hundred Dollars fer = case Of this MA = ",
TAI RE sTORAIlVE under his spsri., sl \. "
and treatment Will not cure OF for s. III IOWA
pure or injurious fonnd in II m ~ sseg "
treats all Private Diseases successi6ii,
mercury Consultation Free. Thoronsh SIs1ds
nation and advice including anaiy liz 81 III. !:
times the quantity. SO 90; sent "a ~,
on receipt Of price, or g. o. D.. secure ~. z v
Walton, and in private name, Ii desifsS ~ 80
A. b MlN4IT
= nearny street San Ffsnei3si a.
DR. MINTIEE KIDNEY RFMRn4 49,.
REL ICUM, cures all kinds Of Kidney MI 81
Complaints Gonorrh9a. elect, Leucor,s..o 'aqsk
sale by all druggists; SLIGO bottle, 81 bses.. tG
DR. MINUTES DANDELION pfrr ! -.
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and 2f3qnmsss
cure in the market For sale by al. drn ss1ivW
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ar rn Sa0s per day at home Samples
30 sG 0EUworth IS tree. Addr ess SIN
s,s 4 CO.. Portland Maine
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AZ Office is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI. WHOM
~ il may concern. that 10 person is authorized
to borro y money on the credit of the upde-sr nea
nor to pledge the credit of our company for apv
thing not strictly connected with the working OF
our mining claim, nor for 4his purpose withon
entering it in Company Pass Book.
HOP SING COMPANY.
August 81, lsso.-3m OF Granite Creek
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05
Notice of FINAL Homestead Proof
LAND 0rFIcE AT BOISE Cry,
Idaho Sa,tap.bar lth 1870

Idaho, September 4th, 1880.
lpoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Fol.
N lowing named settler has fled notice OF his In
tsntion 10 make ANAL proof IN support oil his claim
ahd secnee Anal entry thereof. and that said proof
will be made before the Register and Receiver ut
thsir offies Boise City, Idaha Friday. october
sth, 1885, via: Mahion q. Moore, Horseshoe Bend
Boise county, Idaho Territory, Homestead Apph
cation No 5s1 for the ~ swA NWA SEA y swA
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
aud cultivation OF said tract, viz; William White,
Dennis nacs. Peter Buck and Timothy naey, all "
Horseshoe Bend Pos lofhce, Boise Cousty, Idaho
Territory, JOAN d. MILLER,
Register.
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&E A. &NfAper day at home, SAMPLES
Fes ~ F~Vpworsh SIS free. Aderrss
nssuS 4 Cn., Portland, Msine.
Nstray Moice.

&Str3y NUice.
have taken up on Jackass Greek, three
miles from Horseshoe Bend saddle
horse, about IL years old, branded with =
circle on left shoulder, and NJ above said
circle. The owner win please come for
ward and prove property. pay charges and
take the animal away.
Aug. ID, 1880. DA by DOYLE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-12-11
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
LABOR OPPRESSION IN THE LAND
OF PENN.
BALLS ISLAND, Dec. 8, 1880.

BALLS ISLAND, Dec. 8, 1880
Mr.. Editor With your permits
sion | will say few words through
your valuable columns concerning
those Inflated regions, Salisbury,
keystone and Shaw mines, Somerset
county, Pa.
see in the Labor Tribune of the
4th inat. that the Lords and Knights
of Labor are at atrifo again in those
labor ridden districts. The Lords
blame the knights for every INSIDE
meanor, vandalism or incendiariam
that occurs; nay, farther, through
their henchmen they have stigmatized
them as conspirators, Mollie MaQuires,
&c., and treated them as the Jonahs
of their sinking crafts in the dreary
stages of winter. Whether such do
ings may lie considered barbarous or
chivalrous by the mighty American
public know not; but as an outsider
to both parties I consider them the
offspring of desperation. and display
ing a prejudice and unfitness to SUI
perintend mining affairs.
From what | have learned from
various sources the cause of the strife
was demand for over weight by one
of the worthless, the refusal of which
has led the trouble to climax. If I
have or may make a mistatement, I
will submit to an unprecedented and
truthful correction, which the sons of
toll say is not attainable in the
courts of Somerset, Pa. Well, this
overweight, Mr.. Editor, is the true,
real bane of all social and commerce
ial progress in those benighted re-
gicna. I will cite one instance as a
sample of the many which might be
advanced showing the degradation to
which poor uncultured human nature
is susceptible. The mines of Lord
Williams in the vicinity of Meyers
dale have been operated for years
without weighing scales, using mine
cars requiring three tons of coal to
fill them, and only paying these trou-
blesome sons of toll the price of two
tons. Let me ask Mr.. Williams to
deny it if he can. Moreover, when
no was interviewed few months ago,
and when he was promised set of
new scales as a gift from his inter-
viewers, did he accept? No. his
greed for ill-gotten, quick gotten gain
dictated-no. The mantle of charity
can cover multitude of sins, but
what enfrauchised American can
throw mantle over such robberies
as overweight demands, human
troughs, &c., called company stores.
Poor, enslaved Keystone State, who
shall emancipate thee? Messrs. Baer,
Grumly or Williams will not; they
are trying daily to rivet thy letters
more firmly. Look at the incarcera-