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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12
FORTY CONGRESS FIRST
SESSION.

SENATE
WASHINGTON, June TO- Press IA large
humber of petitions were presented oppos-
ing o governmental telegraph.
Mr.. Logan presented q memorial and res.
Zclutions OF macs meeting, recently held
1at Cincinnati, of soldiers, sailors and ma
krines who served in the war OF the rebel
lion, expressing the conviction that they
are entlLled t, quarter section OF iard 10
each man. Referred to the committee on
bubble lands.
Mr. Beck withdrew bil resolution offered
Yesterday concerning the removal OF poliC!-
cal disabilities, and the senate resumed the
ccnsid eration of the Mexican pension bill.
TIe amendments offered by Mr.. Harrison
ip;ended to limit the oeneficiaries Of the
bill to those VINO mad seen service were
iali on the taole-yess, 25; nays, 20.
The pension bill was then dis
pliced by the regulsr order, the
oh bill, which was formally
laii aside to admit OF The consideration 0f
thttonsu!ar diplomatic and al preparation
fnx Allison explained that the emend-
mnts Aproposed by the senate committee
On s,Aropriations added $S0o,000 to the
bill as j. came from the house.
The house had appropriated s5Oo,OOO
ieel than the appropriation last year.
The bill was read by sections and the
anpNdments proposed by the senate COM
tx occ a3ionsl remarks OF inquiry and
exnAnatiop, except az to the pro-
vlaon appropriate 6 $250,OOO to meet
excuses attendant Epon the execution OF
tn neutrality act When this provision
wa reached it was held in abeyancs until
tb,remaining provisions were disposed OF.
On those being agreed to, Mr.. Allison
mged that the senate proceed TO the con-
sidration of the clause referred to IN eX-
extiye session. Agr.ed to, and the senate
wet into secret session. Deliberations con-
tined until Clio, when tbs senate ad-
JOINED.
HOUSE.
fAsHINGToN, June 10 -[Press. Morn
sol chairman of the committee on WAYS
an means, reported concurrent resolution
prtiding for the final adjournment of con-
gro on Monday, the S0th of June, at 3
p.L Adopted without division.
tyson, from the committee on public
lals, reported bill FORGETTING part OF GER
tailands granted Iowa to aid in the con-
stntion of railroads in that state. Place
onie calendar.
hsidesation OF the special order, being
thiill for the forfeiture of the New Or
Ies. Baton Rolge & Vicksburg Land
grt., was postponed until Tomorrow, and
tthyAuse went into committee OF the
vle, tWellborn in the chair, on the
dvand harbor bill
conference on the post-offioe appropri-
III bill resulted in disagreement upon
htroposi.ion regulating compensation
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Mrs CapwClrs Art Class

WIN give their spring exhibition 90
Thursday and Friday, juno 18th and 18th,
at the studio, 725 Main street (seccni floor.
rha prcgvess OF this class during the past
seven months, has been rapid. All lnvtr3
OF art, and The citizens Of Dallas generally,
a'e cordially invited to visit the studio on
those days
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1he Master Car Builders.

SARATOGA, June 10-The Master Car
Builders association OF the United States,
began its eighteenth annual session here
to-day. Resolutions relating to standards
,-yp,a ,Iontp6
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r,SKERs, ENTERrAINMENT.

The al frcsco entertainment of the bank
ers at Shady View park last evening was
an elegant, select and most pleasant aifair.
The moon shone out Dnghtly, ana tne
lovely park, in in its soft light, vas more
beautiful than ever. The grand pavilion
was thronged with the beauty, grace and
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Cheerful Conversation
Is one Oh the pieasanlest snenlS'ea o.
lile- Bnt auens talker whose gems OF
thought" drop from lips which GisciNse
yellow teeth going to rack and ruin, makes
less impression THAI he or she utnerwise
would. Bear this in mind, coDvertaiion'
alists, and lend added force to your utter
auses by keeping your teeth white and pure
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n Hennesgev, the ferret OF the Texas
Com nlcrcial Detective agency. is Ia the
city. He and his partner, MIR. FRS ole pro-
pose establishing an offics here, and the
business men OF Dallas will no doubt give
good detective agency that support il mer'
its. Some OF The largest merchants have
already rendered them their support.
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Art Exhibition.

Art Exhibition.
The pupils of ths art department. Of the
Dallas School Of Music and Art, will give
their spring exhibition ut the studio 725
Mein street, ('econd llio,) on Tbursdsy and
FriiSy, Juuo Il h and 18Th. All interested
are cordially invited 10 inspect the work.
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PHILADELPHIA June 10-At to-day's
session of the grand lodge OF Orangemsn,
The grand treasurer denied that the order
in Piatsburg had decided not to support
R,oira fn~ nreeueUt,
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Dobbns' Securing Polish is the best thing
ia the world Tor cleaning tin pans and all
kitchen utter sils. Finest thing for using in
washing dishes and pans in hard water.
For sale nv A. E. BouGhe, Main street,
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At tine REGULAR communication of Tame
hill lodge, No. 80, a. F. 81 A. M, last night,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing Mseonic year: W. II. w. Smith,
w. NJ; j. D. Keaton, s: W; F. II. Shq'
mste, ]. W; John Q. Mccoy, Treas; II.
Rall. Sec; ". II. Fisher, Tiler.
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THE ladies' OF Dallas who are Mt al inter
ee,ed in toe glory and honor OF HooD's
Brigade are tested to meet at the Grand
Windsor hotel Saturday N 10 o'clock. Come
one, Cople ell.
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To Whom II NTnr Concern.

To Whom Il May COnCern!
Notice is hareby given to this effect, that
Mr.. II. J. Nichols has never had other au'
Uhorit7 than 10 take orders tor cur goods.
He - no longer connected with the HardeY
Hand Grenade Firo EX5inruishing comps.
ny in any way whatever.
CHARLES II. ROYCE,
Secretary
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N.Y. T0AR, Jane GA German rcDac!i-
rar ea.rl Cnun.tt.c g-a unanimously
endorsed ,ao uCm.C r .ha Chicago c'"-
y.gtrg.
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Hotel for sale, situated in Albany, Shack
eIf,rd county, Texas. For part Culars adj
dress, \. W. Duffy, ShackeIf,rd county,
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A Quick Recovery.

1t gives Us CREST pleasure 10 state tnsI
the merchant who was reported
being ~ the point OF death
from an attack Of pneumonia hes
entirely recovered by the use OF Dr. Wiillhm
HALLS oslssIn for she lunge. Naturally he
fselp grstelul for the benefits derived from
ryir,g the remedy, for the lungs and throat;
and in giving publicity TO this statement
we are actuated by motives of public beDe-
faction, trusting that others msy be bene-
flied in a similar manner. On sale by all
druggists.
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Indigestion, nervousness, rheumatism
and weakness disappear with the use OF
Parker'e ginger tonic.
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CitT council met in adjourned session
last right and transacted q lot ofuDfinished
routine business.
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup.
Inislliole, tasteloss, harm ess, cathartic
for ieyerishness, resJessness, worms, con
stinatinn. DC.
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Green Apples,
Eaten in the spring time, or any OF err sea-
eou, is liable to give one bowel trouble,
which can be sueedily checked by the use
OF DR.. Biggers' Southern Remedy, the great
specific that will certainly cure crsmp collie,
diarrhea, dysentery and restore the little
ore gradually wasting away from the effects
Of tcethiDg. Price, 50 cents. Ask your
drugCist for it. Manufactured BY Walter
A. Taylor, AilSutR. Georgia, -roprietor
Tayl0r's premium cnl0gre.
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Drane, Draua & John2on, {. Cor9cana,
have one Of the finest uad best arranged
mill machinery depcts in northern Tezss,
aud carry stock equal 10 cay house IL
their line ia the state. Sss their card / II
alint h ar nnlnmn.
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NOTICE.

Any Il our customers desiring 10 COM
mVuicata With as through the telephone,
will r'cG.e use The TELEGRAPH wireH at our
expense, and save time and trouble.
HEATING I. IS n. Co.
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Immense white hats and cRrtwheels at
Bauman's, 70G EN- street.
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We We Just received full lns of carl
Uheels, a5 Bguman's, 706 Elm street.
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.INpD'S GaIGgi3iOr and CLAW

Makes PrAct'c'l Ar hmetir Easy for ~
8 mpnfles the 6rt OF computation. snd enat les
every Farmer and Il ad smsn to make O rect
and instantaneous calculations in all the busi-
ness tran sections. Is worth its weight in gold
TO every ore not quick II fgures 1t is neatly
priated, ELEGANTLY bouad, accompanied by Re-
Movable Diary. Sillcate Slate. Perpetual Call IL
dsr and Valuable PocEet-boDk l made $1,000
in three months selling i, last tall Price by
mail, -. Ags u'S wanted. Give 1t Il trial
address, J, + GOODE, General Agert
Gimar, Texas.
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Soe.r smi.l gi. yesterday niorniag ~
Galveston 10 bring D.cs Nine. Parker alice
Minnie Lockwood, Nk0 w. captured f.!
Galveston, and who .is wan ed here ' pay
sevsrll fines in the county cJu;t for keeping
discrdgrly house.
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uhlvEeroN, June l0-Fo!ow'rg. .a he
weather ropcrt tor the cotton belt .lgcist'
90 hy The United States N'gEA service, ac''
.n IN continuation Win the rs. ways:
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II Gasssa lg5An6iaRn
Il eysftR ~ Usa0Eass 1
TEE NEW
Sunday School Song Cook
TEE NEW

ByL.C Q. EMERSON and ". T. sUERWIE.
Price. 81 cents: $50 per hundred.
The advent Of Ncv sun:ay School Song
Book by lsO such men rs the gent enEn above
named is ng'able event.
Mr. Emerson stands coufcssolly in the very
front rank of church music composers, aud Mr..
Sherwin, ElsO euiucnt as composer his had
great success in the cOmpilirg of the best.
known Sunday -ghoul susie Books ana has for
years htd charge of G musical de.a.tnCut at
CHAUEAUQUN
And other famous semhlies Of sunday school
wnrFsr. The music aHd words OF SONG
WORSHIP mark a step 10 advance, beilg far
above the ordinary uuuday schOni 'jlgles."
and ere digniGed without being dull.
The II! mus are By cmilea. Writers, and axe
full OF the ueEt religious q nth
The Music is OF .. high or Ter SuCerinteGd-
enis Will be neSs, WI h the Index Of SUI jactsS
otwhich tuer is gr 70 variety.
Ministers CaHuO. fail tD liss he Hymns.
,ue s,ecuen Co2y m9ile post tEue for tWen-
iy.fve cents. Socc men page fr-c.
LTOV y HEATt., Chi,ago
OLIVIER Dsy~ON = co Il sion
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Sugar and dried teef and smoked tonguIJ
at Loeb & Freibers'a.
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rIui HtIIfH.. rL1|ff r. frf n0i
ih0frufh M iYlin ma ff 1000. uu'el fsss
nuI.. Iaf rf rrIHft ihH IIus Isttuy
HfH I... .H.. IHf breath.
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VALDosrA, GA, June %, l8S3.-DE. j.
BRApFIELp Dear sir:-I have, rs you
know, been selling your Female Regulator
for wears, aud nave haG 4 steadily in
crsasiug demand Tor it, aud it gives the
very best satisfaction. / frequently sell it
TO physicians, who u7a it in their practice
with satisfactory reeults.
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Ladies', come anu LTstt Yourself TO cart
wheel 81 BAuman's, FOG Elm street.
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Having large STOCK of Jerseys, they
must go at so per cent. less than New York
cost. e. Baumsn, 706 Elm street.
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COrSTRY'S CAPITAL
Irioi l,visa f,sis f'dtri ionr
Term. Auaiiing signature

bthliir,e rmu ate. CarTsrs'sr'Iih'ns
On lTpc'iyi-i's.
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ATOTICE-LErTERS TgSTAMENTARY ON
" the estate of Mrs L.BGNldthHsite, deceas-
ed, havi q been granted 20 me IN the 9Th day
of May. 1851 orsoDs having claims against said
estA e NUT p,etent the same within the time
prescribed ly law. Wy P. ., address is SOL
Elm stree, Dallas. Texas
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Fresh and god groceries II pom 5ls
livery, at L"eb & Freiberg's.
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Il. Tn )M,s, NJ. D aud Druggist.
Treatise on ,ne Health and Happiness o.
Woman mailed free.
BRADFGELD REGULATOR Co,
Box %, Atlanta, Ga.
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LraIsLAIIoN nI NnINn oN NJ,

Congressional ProeeedIug'-New' Notes
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The s,.,lun IN, Las lHio Iuly-to.s
Goa slar slics.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-05-27
Sentence Passed.
Baker City Sage Brush.

At half past one o'clock Judge Bal
lery, Judge of the 9Th judicial Dis
trict pronounced the following SEN
tence on Alex Steel, Bert Prescott
Mitt Prescott, who plead guilty to
cattle stealing on one indictment
each, the other cases having been
dismissed as per stipulation. The
Sheriff was ordered by the Judge to
bring the prisoners into court, which
was done whereupon the Hon. Judge
passed the following sentence: Bert
Prescott stand up: You We're convict
ed on your own confession: The
Judge in a few pertinent rem arks sem
fenced the prisoner for the term of
ten years in the penitentiary. Alex
Steel called to stand up, sentence of
ten years. Mitt Prescott next called
and was sentenced to term of four
years. The court room was crowded
and during the whole time OF
the Hon. Judges remarks the
greatest quiet prevailed.
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Cnur d,Alene.
Frontier Index, Thompson Fall. Montana.

IRON itE luut1y lHOmpbou IAns MONTANA.
A very rich quartz lode was discov-
cred four days ago, in Evans gulch,
16 miles from Thompson, and was
jumped from the discoverer It is 81
feet wide and assays $500 per ton.
Last week 800 ounces of dust was
shipped from Eagle to Helena bank.
It was packed in canvas sack and
slowed away in a rubber boot slung
over the shoulder Jack Enright and
Wyatt carp escorted the carrier to
the railroad.
Frank Carey sold one-fourth inter-
est in placer claim in Buckskin
gulch the other day for $3,206, to
Vim. Stiilwell.
May 9TH, S172 nugget was pick
ed up in Buckskin gulch; and besides
this two pans of dirt yielded 5000 and
not on bedrock either.
Dream gulch has yielded up to May
Sd, s16,1SS or over II pounds Of gold
according to official statement Of
weights at bank; and since that date
fully as much more taken out, making
over $4,000 from that one claim ir
three weeks.
Jack Demers, one of the wealthiest
merchants and packers in this part O.
the country, informs us that he saw
over $4,000 in gold dust bought by
| two Eagle City banks last Sunday
The dust is on exhibition in glass Jar
each lot separate, and visible to ever,
one. One of the banks is owned b,
, Warren Hussey, formerly banker a
Salt Lake, and the other by w. J
y Hawkins and Capt. John G. Aims
worth, of Portland. They wante,
! Mr.. Demers to bring the dust to tn
: railway here, but he was not prepar
;, ed to come in for that express pun
pose.
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Two OF Rev. AND Mas. JosLYs's

Two OF Rev. AND MRs. JosLYN's
CHILDREN NEARLY DRowNED.--A cor
respondent of the Democrat, writing
from Ketchum under date Of the 21st
says: yesterday boy and girl,
aged respectively twelve and eight
years, children of Rev. Joslyn) at
tempted to cross bridge on Trail
creek. The girl fell in and the boy
jumped in to rescue her. But the
stream is so swift that no grown per-
son could maintain his perpendicular
ity. OF course they foated down
swift as an arrow. Other children on
the bank screamed and attracted the
attention of Mr.. Joslyn, who was fort
unately at work on his house near by.
He ran and plunged in, like Cassius
did to save Caesar, and caught the
boy first. The first word the noble
fellow uttered was, "Pa, save sister,
She was now at least one hundred
yards further down the stream and
Just above dam. But the father
ran after and rescued her. By this
time several men were running to-
ward the spot, but were too late only
to assist in packing the little ones
home. Mr.. Joslyn tells me this morn
ing that his children are able to at
tend school,"
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w. S. Horrell, one of the stage
robbers who robbed the stage on
Tuesday last, was caught, tried, con-
victed and sent to the penitentiary
and will arrive at his home to be, for
the next five years, and all within one
week. Baker City Sage Brush.
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Who got lost and couldn't find
himself between here and Plowman's
claim the other evening? Fred Schnell
says it was Isidor Smith; Isidor says
it was Fred that was lost. The way
Fred tells it, he and Isidor left town
together. A little way out of town
they separated, taking different routes.
Fred reached the claim, but Isidor
didn't. When the former was return
ing he heard voice; it was very loud
and sounded like one in distress. It
was Isidor's voice. Fred found him
wandering around in circle. Isidor
says it was Fred that was lost and he
was yelling for him. AS Fred had
been to the claim before, and Isidol
never had, we are little inclined tc
think that-well guess we won't ex.
press our opinion. Isidor is small but
quick and wiry, and might request us
to take it back, or take the conse.
quences.
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d. ga

At Placerville, on Sunday evening, the
10Th, Of softening of the brain, Cornelius
Doyle, aged about 40 years.
Deceased was pioneer of Placerville,
and was highly respected by all who
knew him.
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NOTICE.

l am going to leave for the East about
June 1st. l therefor ask all who owe me
to come forward and settle Immediately.
Any one having Bills against me will pre-.
sent them at once for payment.
FRANK MILLER.
Idaho City, May 20, 1884.
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WIN. ABBOTT, of Long Valley, was
in Boise City the other day. He in
forms the Democrat that there are six
permanent residents of the valley.
Snow fell two and half feetin depth
there last winter. Garden truck is
growing nicely. 1t is now known that
grain, vegetables and fruits can be
grown there in abundance. Stock,
however, would have to be fed three
or four months; but there is wild hay
and grass growing all over the valley.
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HAzELrIsE sells pictures of the
school children and teachers, in a
group, at 80 cts. each. Go and take
a look at them, and you'll be sure to
want one. Take squint at the ster-
eoscopic view through the stereoscpe,
and if your funny spot is not touched,
we miss our guess. All sorts of ex-
pressions loom up in the pictures
the serious, comical, meditative, the
witty, smiling, and the staid, and all
look as natural as life. Some of the
positions are comical beyond descrip-
ton.
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\ n. NELSON will give a grand
'P',cnorean hop at Placerville on
glorious Fourth of July. The ad.
|, the ball will appear in the WoaLp
fore long.
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THE public school of this place
closed last Friday. The funds have
run out and this district is several
hundred dollars in debt. The public
school will not be reopened before
September.
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ROUGHBRED

NICK STOKES THOROUGHBRED
~ stallion, Sired by old Planter, will
will stand for the seasonal Star Ranch
Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and at James
Mills ranch, Garden Valley, Fridays, Sat-
urdays and Sundays.
May 20, 1SS4-tf
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OLD type for sale at this office.
food for all purposes for which bah
lt metal is used and in some cases
letter. mr.. 81 81 If.
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NOTICED.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM
WHITE DECEASED.

WHITE DECEASED.
In the Probat Court Of Boise County 1. T.
It appearing to the Judge of said Court by the
petition presented and filed by j. Mclaughlin,
the Administrator Of the estate Of William White
deceased, praying for Order to Sell Real Estate
that It is necessary to Sell the Whole OF the Real
Estate to pay the debts outstanding against the de-
ceased, and the debts expenses and charges OF ths
Administration.
1t is therefore Ordered by the Court that all per-
said Probaee Court on Thursday the twenty-sistil
day of June A. D. 1884 at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon of said day. at the Courtroom Of said Probate
Court in the Courthouse of said County. to SHOW
cause why an Order should not be granted TO the
said Administrator to sell much of the real estate
OF said deceased as shall be necessary.
And that copy of t,lis Order be published in thu
Idaho Semi-weekIy World. ne ws-paper printed ana
published At idaho City in said County at least four
successive weeks before said twenty sixth day Of
June A. D. 1884. NJ. B. Moore
Probate Judge.
Idaho City, May 81 A. D. 1854
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eHEALTH and Home," an excellent
eight-page, ty-column monthly pa
per, will be sent gratuitously, one
year, to all our delinquent subscrib-
ers who pay up their Indebtedness,
and also to those who pay for the
World one year in advance. This
offer can be taken advantage of at
any time during the present year.
March 81, 10S4.-ly.
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0AhNiGAN is up from Garden
" lie says the Payette river
lIl o' risen a; any lately-neither has
[ [nsn' The saw log drive will
\ heap soon A large lot of logs
WI cut In or near Garden val
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HENRY SUHLsEN arrived from Squaw
Feek Sunday. Henry says his ranch
Pwn there comprises fifty or sixty
pres of good land.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-05-27

Miss OLIVE CAPwELL, who has been
teaching the higher department of
the public school of this place, went
over to Centerville Sunday, to teach
the school at that place. Miss Cap
we'll is an excellent instructor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-05-27

WV. EVANS will start on his return
!, Copeland to-day, if it don't rain.
He goes out to work the placers own
u by him and John Kennaly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-05-27

ALEX ORCHARD has very severe
pack of rheumatism. He has not
len able to turn over in bed without
Fistance.