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SGuaw Creek Notes.

IA, SQuAw CREEK, March 18th.
have had a long, dry spell of
Her, and the grain, as general
! has not looked we'll. Yester-
commenced to rain. Rained
Il, rained all night, and rained
hoon to-day, and the grangers
valley wear smiles as long as
ears. Rain is what they want
Id rain is what they have got.
; the general supposition that a
Jug will soon take place in this
5s Ella Hall has gene to Lower
creek to stay this summer.
upper valley now has no more
&tion for Ed. Miller.
Baird is fixing up his house.
(s look little suspicious in that
II the valley.
farmers have driven their hogs
gh Valley, and employed VIM.
las to herd them this summer.
bachelors now IN that valley.
y lady between fourteen and
hive years of age, that is matri-
&lly inclined, would do we'll to
to either R. H. Hall, Craig
q or j. d. THOMAS.
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direct that this notice be published in the Idaho
World. the newspaper published nearest said mining
claim, for the period OF sixty days.
s. Epwp L. CuRTIs
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oanta 3 Re, New Mexico, on the
f. a burglar named Martin
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/ 'Lously wounded little girl
]" "e Was finally shot and killed
nv meeting of the Society of
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rt3 n3anltlmore, III Gen. Grant was
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I'm BRAINARD. OF JERUSALEM, OFFERS
] hi ranch for sale. Nm the premises 500 or
600 fruit tree all bearing, which produced $1,000
pounds Of fruit this year. 20 or rs head mares and
tolts and about GO heEd of cattle, mostly beef
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three years. He will have for sale in Placerville.
bout
$4,000 pounds OF Apples
The above ranch is located Jerusalem creek
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"Ts'king about signs." whispered the
smart hoy OF the bead ofthe class 10 the
dali boy at the foot. II think they ought
to put signs of ram in front Of um.
brslla stores"
The CLERor, MEDICAL FACULTY AND
PEOPLE all endorse Burdock Blood Bit
ters as the best system renovating, blood
purifying tonic in the world. Send for
testimonials.
Else been a.hosrdin' wid grass Wild
der lately" Inierlocutor-"How do
you know che is grass widow 2"
Cause her husband died wid' hay fe.
ver-spose l'se fool 2"
talking of theaters," said Fcgg,
"the most successful stars ever knew
were those which years ago got q COR
ner in The American flag, and have had
the field to themselvee ever since"
A man in Sadieville, O.. has bullet
in his head which can be heard to rattle
when he moves about. His vile might
utilize him as rattle to amuse the baby,
hut be absolutely refuses to have his
better half "shake" him.
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LETTER FROM KANSAS.
EIDoaApo Ks. Jone 81. 1806

y,
nLDohADo hs. June ~, 1880.
ED spikIr: fronaoly q few items
.roM nsnsas "oulo interest," your many
'es.s:s
~ .',, 70 w. suor' ume since ien tne
.a,A nuls " monroe 'or 'ne great I" est
" gre" up "''n Tue counuy, IKE = great
,usny yu'e's nave uone " tue pset. IL
- uue 'uas WaJoi,sy " Tue peop'e tnss
s,s;n "a 20 :. ~. ~ sosH .'a u",ues nAve
,Ss r.. nv ~ ~ '.s'' o.,e'us'nomes ~
csn.s the, h.Ss -. :" .y,h;,,as !, au,s - 8.
~ ooas,.. :. ..;s,- - o'"o.' =. osSaus
: -. ~ rn p.,. I hsa..s .sSvu'su - susm
snd a. NJ, GA $500, sesasss c:. my ooIe ns.e
a. ,hey ;msn,nad y .of,.s s'v~s 49,, - ss ~
fhe ov.sonssss !. 49,, -. l,sss,'. 49, 1910
ed Nth ,5s count. .ra ,s;ss v--!s s-ss-
,r;sranrss.s,saa : S - ca I = .-', ~. 80
shonssnds - ;,a;n;Sa.,s [ .s., 80 ~
Ksnsss sn.n.,,s sua' Soue -
Rsnsss sas nas..,., ssy . sue o.ss1 :. -
anv nerson ,ivino v;,h,n ,hs = ,nr;sssss;o. s,a -
of the Unnad S,s,os
We have = oood dsrb .o,, ,.au
-. $50 .a' . SOU ''vn = W :
nor cant ,rora h ,h..ss ~ r. - e. ~
ron c.n ns.ae n-;~ asss'u o'sses
cola old w;n,sr - sna h.os s ,a - .';s sus e.s.eme
ot conrse .ra ~, on,.a p,'os pnnS 0.I. ~.
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Selerf Stnrv.
A MYSTERIOUS vALISE.
The story Told by an Ex-Life
Guardsman.

"Sentry, will you kindly keep your
eye on my bag for few ninutesf l
am going to have plunge on the Ser
pen ine,' said well-dressed, ,middle-aged
gentleman TO me one warm summer>mor-
ming q few years ago, as I was on duty
at the park gate Of Knightsbridge Cav
airy Barracks.
"All right, sir" / replied. "If am
relieved before you return | shall hand
IL over to the next sentry"
"Oh, shan't be more than half an
hour at the latest, IS must be in the city
by nine / prefer leaving my valise with
you; there are always so manv vaga-
bonds swarming about Hyde Park that
it is quite possible that one OF tht m
might take fancy to it while am bath
ing. 1t doesn't contain very valuable
property-only suit OF clothes and a
few documents of no use to any one bat
the owner as the saying is ALI the
same, however, have no desire to lose
il.n So saving the old gentleman turned
away and walked briskly across The park
in the direction Of the Serpentine.
The request to look after his property
did not in the least surprise me, as nu-
merous robberies from the clothing of
persons bathing had for some time before
been reported to the police. lifted the
hag-upon which the letters W N. we're
painted, and was in the battered condi.
tion indicative OF having been much tum
bled about-and placed 1t behind the low
wall that lay between the barracks and
the footpsth.
The barracks clock struck eight. Fl.ly
half an hour had elapsed since the owner
OF the bag departed and as yet there was
no sign of him; the "qnarter past" was
cbimed from the neighboriug clocks, and
still he did not turn up; and, as the min
utes passed / thought to myself that il
was time be was looking sharp if be re-
ally wished to be ia the CITY by nine.
About hslf-psst eight / perceived 9
great commotion in the park Men we're
rushing from all quarters 10 the direction
Of the Serpentine; and 5000 afterward ]
ascertained from passer-by that the ex
citement was caused by one OF the nu-
.merous bathers having been drowned.
An uneasy suspicion was at once excited
within me that the person who had come
to such sad end was the gentleman who
had left his vslise in my charge, which
suspicion wss intensified when was re-
lieved at nine with the article still un
claimed. / reflected, however, that its
owner may have been chained to the
scene Of the disaster by that morbid Gu
riosity which induces people to iinger
abcnt the spot where any calamity Of the
| kind has recently occurred, and then
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Trunks With False Bottoms.
San Francisco Chronicle.


You would he surprised at The num-
Der Of orders we gil for trunks with false
bottoms" said trunk manufacturer.
"For thieves, eh p
Sometimes, yes. but more frequently
for high-toned people. A man came to
me one day with an oil painting Of q
beautiful woman, and asked to have The
painting built into the bottom Of trunk.
Naturally | was curious. and, as he was
takative, soon found out that the
painting was Of his first wife, and that
his new wife was awfully jealous al
don't like to burn up the old picture,
you see,' he said, 'as she is not dead and
it's sign Of mighty had luck to hurn
up the picture of q living person Isus-
pect il she was dead my present wife
wouldn't care.' Well. built the picture
into the trunk. sent it home to him. and
| suppose everything is lovely, and The
new wife thinks the picture has been de-
stroyed. A woman came once and wan
ted q trunk with false bottom arrang-
ed, so that she could get at it easily
We generally make the openings to false
bottoms from the under side, but she
wanted this through the upper side OF
the bottom. asked her how deep she
wanted the false bottom and she said,
absently, oh. big enough to hold pack
age OF letters and photogrsph.' Now,
that was definite order, wasn't it7-
Just as II | knew how thick package
of letters was! She was the handsome
young wife Of rich old husband But,
OF cour e, the commonest order for Sc.
cret compartments comes from women
who want some safe place to hide their
money in. A woman thinks there is no
place like trunk for hiding money"
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PRESIDENT BUCHANAN.
His First and Only Love Affair and
Its Sad Termination.

!
Mr. Buchanan was regarded, almost
ct the commencement OF his Congres-
sional career, as q confirmed bachelor,
his first and only love affair having hsd
sad termination. The lady's name
was Ann Coleman, and she was the
daughter Of proud. wealthy ci,ix-n Of
Lancaster In 1920 Mr.. Buchanan was
elected to Congress, aud the next long
session was continued far into July,
when he returned home 10 the Baltimore
stage, tired and dusty. After be had
washed and changed bis clio hes he star
ted out for . short stroll 10 his dressing-
gown and slippers Miss Grace Hub
ley, sistcr-in-law to William Jennings,
who resided on the corner Of South
Q cen street., the terminus OF the south-
vest angle. happening to be sitting in
the parlor with all the windows open on
account OF the beat, noticing that Nj,
Buchanan had returned, vent to the
door, and passing the compliments of
the evening, invited him in, with which
he complied, and they seated themselves
by large open window aud engaged in
conversation. Not moro than twenty
minutes thereafter an synonymous note
was handed in to Miss Coleman, stating
that Mr.. Buchanan wss too tired 10 csn
on bis sdlanced, hut that he could call
on and sit and chat with Miss Hubley.
Or persuing the note Mics Coleman
was naturally somewhat troubled and
her father insisted upon seeing it. His
offended dignity was at once In arms
and within an hour the daughter was
placed in the family carriage and on the
way to Philadelphis to visit her sister,
Mrs Judge Hemhill. Knowing the un.
relenting nature Of her father, end prob
ably feeling hurt at the. innuendo thus
anonvmouslv conveyed to her, although
an intelligent and accomplished young
lady and very much attached to her be.
trothed lover, she became deepondent
and In her despair took lscdauum and
was corpse on the day following her
reaching Philadelphia Mr.. Buchanan
requested permission to attend the iu-
neral as chief mourner, but was rudely
refused. Being man Of ardent atfec.
tior and entirely devoted to his betroth-
ed, Mr.. B Bichanau's mind was nearly nm
hinged a. the sudden calamity which had
befallen him, so much so, indeed, that
his friends became uneasy and Judge
Franklin persuaded bin 10 remain in his
family few days He never forgot bis
early love, so sadly terminated, Ben:
Perley Poore, IN Boston. Bsiges.
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Sinful Lamenting.
Sunday School Times.


No man to whom is granted the full
illumination of the sunlight need lament
If, during the bright day, bis means or
his circumstances forbid him the added
light OF a candle. Possessing the light
OF the sun, be possesses all the light that
be needs. There is comfort In this
thought for those who, rich toward God,
are rich in no other sense. Perhaps the
light Ola desired knowledge, or OF .
fuller experience, is denied to them and
perhsps the lack is to them cause OF
constant selftorturing. This self.tor
ment is sinful as well as foolish. God
w'thbolds no light that He does not
withhold wisely. And when He has
given the full sunlight OF Christian truth.
is it rights It grateiul-to spend ones
days lsmenting the lack OF minor light
whose beams seem darkness itself in
contrast with the strong shining OF the
sunY
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Two Bloody-ShIrt .Colonels. y

This brief article from the Cleveland
Plain Dealer gives the war record of the
principal bloody-shirt orators at the
Springfield convention.
The two men who at the Republican
State Convention howled the loudesl
about "rebels" aud waived tho bloody
shirt most vigorously were Colonel" ]
D. Taylor and "Colonel" Allen Miller,
Both walled about the war and lifted
up their voices in dismal screecbts over
the alleged woes Of union soldiers.
Taylor is the man who made condi.
tion when be enlisted that be woul1n',
have to go outside of the State, and is
therefore called .sfeather bed" Taylor to
this day.
Allen didn't volunteer, but was draft
cd, and when he wss drafted set up tue
ples that he was an English subject aud
got of that way.
These are the valiant heroes that,
twenty yesrs after the real fighting STOP
ped and in the midst of peace, stand up
and bawl for gore.
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His Loss was Her Gain.

"Well ma'lsm," said fashionable
physician to wealthy lady patient, "iI
you don't like my prescriptions, perhaps
you had better Try Parker's Tonic, or
some other quack stuff" "You don't
mean it Doctor" she answered, shut
your advice may he good for all that
Sometimes what you call 'qusck stuff' is
the hest and most scientific medicine,
after ALL She got hottie of Parker g
Tonic and it cured her Of neuralgia
arising from disoriered stomach aud
nerves She told her friends, and now
they all keep doctor at home in the
form OF Parker's Tonic.
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On Saturday the President appointed
Edward L. Hedden TO he Collector oil
Customs for the district Of New York,
N Y Hans s. Bealtis to be Surveyor
OF Customa in the distiict OF New York,
N Y; Silas W. Burt 10 be Naval Officer
Of Customs in the district of Nav York,
Carter's Little Liver Pills are free
from all crude and irritating matter,
Concentrated medicine only very small
very easy to take; no pain; no gripping
nc puring.
Doctor: at is nothing but an attack
of dyspepsia" Wife: sand what does
that come from Doctorp" Doctor
"rhs, comes from the Greek, madam
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Aurhv
THE CITY OF THE BY AND BY.

THE CITY OF THE BY AND BY.
by the street of By and By we reach the
House Of Never."-Od Spanish Proce'6.
Dark and swift and still river
Hurries ty,
We must launch our boat upon ir.
You and /.
We must leave the waves to bear us,
From the shore.
Knowing we'll that we may seek it
Nevermore.
Where tie river in the ocean
Finds its rest,
Shall we find the mystic island
OF our qusst2
Time the river is. the island
No.man's land;
Never voysser returneth
From that strand.
In the seas warm heart it lieth,
Broad and fair;
Palm trees fringe its cu-ving shore lines;
Birds nest there.
And among the trees far inland,
Meath the summer sky.
Rise the white towers of city,
The city Of By and By.
Beautiful is the city.
Grand beyond compare;
Ever its gates stand open;
Let us enter there.
Through its midst Q river foweth;
Those who drink
OF that stream shall lose their burdens
On its brink.
Very still is the mystic city;
From its walls
Never sentinel challenges.
Never warder calls.
And the voices that break the silence,
| Sweet and lew
Are echoes of those we heard and loved
| In the long ago.
By the western gates, where latest
The lingering sunbeams fall,
Over its sheltering pflm trees,
Over its marble walls,
Stands fair and stately mansion.
Where peace abideth ever, !.
The goal of our long journey.
The House of Never.
There our old time friends shall meet vi
At the door,
Stretching kindly hands to greet us,
As of yore.
They shall teach us all lifes meaning;
AS we 60
With them through their radiant dwelling
We shall know
Whence and wherefore came we earthward.
Whittier tend
All our life's long, weary wanderings,
And their end
We shall share with them the guerdon,
Perfect rest,
Ever sought by weary mortals,
Meier possessed.
When from all earth's strife and sorrow
Free forever.
We reach the city of By and By,
The House of Never.
-Margares Husted. in Toledo Blade.
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Cream and Cola Weather.

What luxury is bath in summer.
Surely, but greater luxury is clear
head in winter; just when almost every
body is sne' Eing and snuffling with a
cold in the head But when you are at
taxed use Eiv's Cream Balm. 1t cures
colds in the head, and what is better, l.
cures the worst cases of chronic catsrrh
and hsv fev-r. Qlick relief. Radical
cure. 60c.
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Secretary Whitney's repeal of the or
dei that naval officers must leave their
families at home may make eA.Secretary
Chandler feel little bad in having an.
other order of his undone, hat it viii
certainly he we'll received by the navy
officers. There is good sense in this
repeal. The order was all right in time
OF war, but at present the country will
be just as safe il the families of the Of
icers accompany them occasionally, and
naval lie will he more pleasant.
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"Right Peart.r

81 was light pesrt till the rbeumAiis
sot in" said suffering old man WIN
lived near the swamp. Fact is, wher-
,ver you live you cant be "right peart"
il you are victim OF this troublesome
disease Captain C W Hctsenpilier,
Springfield, o., says, II found great re-
lief from infsmmatory rheumstism hy
using Browns Iron Bitters." Tbousapds
Of other people have found similar re-
lief.
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pared them with list which be took
from file, and pronounced them 10 b.
the entire proceeds OF daring robbery
that had recently been committed In the
shop Of West End jeweler, and which
amounted in value to fifteen hrndred
pounds!
Mr.. Nobbs, alias Judd. now looking
terribly confused and abashed at this
premature illustration Of bis plan to clear
out OF the country with his booty, was
formally charged with being in posses
sion of the stolen valuahles He made
no reply, and was led away in custody.
Before returning to the guard, Ire
marked to the inspector: 81 thought.
sir, when he gave me a sovereign for
looking after his bag that it was more
than it was worth; put now l ind that
have been mistaken = -
"a sovereign" cried the inspector
"Let me see it,"
| took the coin from my cartouche.
box, where | bad placed it 10 the ab.
sence OF au accessible pocket, and ham
ded it to him
He smilingly examined it, and threw
it on the table. II thought IS much"
he remarked; "it's bad one"
Mr. Nobbs. alias Judd-these names
we're two Of a formidable string cl
aliases-turned out to be an exper, coin
er, burglar and swindler who had long
been "wanted" by the police He was
convicted, and sentenced to a lengthen.
ed period Of penal servitude
A few weeks after Mr.. Nobbs bad re.
ceived his well-earned punishment, re-
ceved visit from gentleman, who
stated that he was cashier in the jewell
er's establishment; in which the robbery
had been committed. He informed m,
that his employer, having taken into
consideration the fact that I was to
certain extent instrumental in the recov
cry OF the stolen jeweIrv, had sent rae 6
Ipresent of thirty pounds. l grateful,
accepted the money, which. a. hat
seen enough of soldering, invested il
the purchase of my discharge from th,
Household Cavalry. Such is nv s'or,
OF the Mysterious Valisa.-ChaniLers
journal
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Why Is It

That the sale Of Hoods Ssrssparills con
tinues at rapidly increasing rate7 Il
is
lst. Because of the positive curative
value OF Hoods Sarsaparills ITSELF.
2d. Because OF the conclusive evidence
Of remarkable cures effected by it, un-
surpassed and seldom equslled by anv
other medicine. Send to G. I. Hood 4
Co, Lowell, Mass, for book containing
many statements of cures.
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A. q. w. POTTS,
General Insurance Agent,
Hannthal, Ohio,
Ag't for the following Companies:
Also for Tornadoss, Cyclones, Hurricanes
&nd Wind Storms.
AMAZON. CfuCf00atl.
ROYAL OF Liverpool, England.
THE NORTHERN, England.
LbNDON and LANCASHIRE,
QUEEN OF Liverpool, England.
OHIO. Of Dayton. Dayton.
Applications also taken for various other
Companies, all Of which are the moot fslia.
BILE Companies in the United States. All
Glasses Of
Town and C0nntry Buildings,
M MerChandlse, Lumber. Stock.
Grain and Farm implements.
insured At row rates in good Companies. Ap'
plicatious either by nail Or In person
promptly attended to. na27, ,'S4r.