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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-24

Dumas loved to laugh at the expense Of
English stiffness and reserve. One of his
best stories was this: One day Victor
Hugo and / were invited to dine with the
Duke of Decazes. Among the guests
were Lord and Lady Palmerston-of
course this happened before the February
revolution. At midnight tea was handed
around. Victor Hugo and were sitting
side by side. chatting merrily. Lord and
Lady Palmerston had arrived very late
and there had consequently been no oppor-
tunity to introduce us before dinner; after
dinner it seems it was forgotten. English
custom, consequently, did not allow us to
be addressed by the illustrious couple. All
at once young Decazes comes up to US and
says: my dear Dumas, Lord Palmerston
begs you will leave a chair free between
you and Victor Hugo
l FASTENED to do as he wished. We
moved away from each other and placed
an empty chair between us. Thereupon
enters Lord Palmerston, holding the hand
of his wife, leads her up to US and invites
her to sit down on the empty chair-all
this without saying word. My lady,
he said to his wife, what time have you?''
She looked at her watch and answered:
Thirty five past twelve ''Well, then, ~
said the great minister, remember well
that this day, at thirty-five minutes past
swelve, you were sitting between Alexan-
Ter Dumas and Victor Hugo, an honor
which you probably never will enjoy again
n your lifetime Then he offered his
| lrm again to his wife and took her back
20 her seat without saying word to us
because we had not been presented!-Cor.
Home Journal.
Joseph Chamberlain has a fine collection
! of orchids which is valued at 1850. Fl.
has been interested in orchids for the las
twelve years. and is as learned in toricultur,
as he is in the details pertaining to Goldfish
! His orchid conservatory at Highbury il
1 lighted by electricity and the floors are in
/ laid with mosaics.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-24
The Anti-Nalaria1 sunf,ower.

1t is stated that since the sunfower has
been cultivated on certain swamps of the
Potomac, malarial fever has decreased.
At the mouth of the Scheldt, in Holland,
it is stated that similar results have been
obtained. The sunhower emits large vol
umes of water in the form of vapor, and
its aromatic odor, as well as the oxygen
it exhales, may have to do with the sani-
tary influence in question. -Public Opin-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
r,nrr,i,sm In Sfyas,

Although Sivas is a city OF some 1000 IN
babitants. the capital Of the province and
commercial center OF central Asa Minor, IL
has but one newspaper, and 1t Is one only In
name. 1t is q badly printed sheet OF about
twelve by fifteen inches. 1t Is tie official
nsner in every sense, being not only the me-
dunn for communicating official notices, but
also owned, edited aad published by the local
Government. It has no telegraphic news, no
local news exceot Of an official character, no
renorters and no advertisements; so it can
hardly be called a newspaper. Its publishers
have a novel way OF getting SUBSCRIBERS.
Every government official from the highest
to the lowest, is a subscriber; not because ne
wants to be, but because be Is compelled to.
There is no giving OF chromos or induce
ments for clubs" The publishers have far
more effective way Of swelling their sub
scription list than by any such waste
of money. 1t is very simple way,
too. 1t simply consists IN deducting from
all officials salaries, including those OF
subordinates down TO the lowest clerks,
the amount of the annual subscription
He may take the paper or leave it. But he
has TO paw for il, and es there are vast
number of officials, lesser or greater, the edi-
tor has a most enviable position He need
never fear that terror Of inpecunious Aneri-
can editors, the irate subscriber who stalks
into the sanctum and issues the terrifying
mandate, stop my paper" because his name
was mentioned or not mentioned, as the case
NAV be: nor has be any of the other annoy
ances Of dependence on "our esteemed sub
scribers.p which make life burden TO editors
in less favored lands His IS indeed happy
lot. and one to make many harassed western
swe" grow green with envy.-Boston Eerald.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
Boston Baked Beans.

In the Boston bakeries the method of cook
ing beans is as follows: After being washed
clean they are placed in barrels or tubs and
soaked for several hours, after which they
are put in large iron kettles and parboiled for
half an hour or So Then they are flooded
with cold water TO reduce the temperature
and put into earthen pots holding ten quarts
each, with about five pounds Of salt pork
sunk to the general level in each pot. At
night they are placed in ovens, from under
which the fires are drawn, and are thus baked
slowly ten or twelve hours. The slower the
baking the better taste do the beans get. The
ordinary price at the best places is tifteeE
cents quart baked, but they are also sold
for twelve cents. Quite number OF people
prepare their own beans and send the pots to
the baker, who charges five cents for baking
them. Most Of the smaller bakeshops ge.
their beans from large bakers, who also sup
ply many of the MISUNDERSTANDING
Call
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
D,.nos,ny of obnoxious Customers.

One of the quietess and most effective ways
we have of disposing Of obnoxious customers
is simply giving orders that theg shall not be
waited upon. a policeman came here one
night and after ordering good meal disputed
the price and made q great fuss. The man in
charge threw his money back to him and told
him never to come in here again Then he
told the walters that any one who would wait
on that man might consider himself dis
charged. The policeman did come in few
nights afte., and every waiter had something
to do that sngrossed all bis attention. The
officer asked for q cup OF coffee, and
every one seemed to be afflicted with deaf
ness. When he did succeed in commanding
the attention of one waiter he was told there
was no coffee, no tea, nothing for HIN He
finally realized the situation, took his h>-t and
walked out. and he has never been here since
We have tried the same plan successfully
with young bloods who have thought it a
good joke to empty bottle OF catsup into
the sugar EMBELLISHMENTS Clerk IN Globe
nar1rserar
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
ux.~x,o4v TaRes II.

The Chicago. Kansas s. Nebraska rail-
wav Isl Joseph q Iowa Railroad Co,
lesseei. IS the best equipped line west OF
the Missouri river. Our equipment was
built expressly for this line By the Pull
man Palace Car Company. which is a guar
aztec 20 the travelling public that 1t Is
strictly first class. You will find all Of our
coaches elegantly unholstered and very
co-nforrahle in everv particular II you
are going TO any part O. Kansas or Nebras-
IA, or to any point east, remem Der you Will
never regret having started right, by tax
ing the Chicago. Kansas & Nebraska rail-
wav. Rock Island Route For further
particulars address Jno. Sebastian, G. T. s.
P A, Topeka. kal- oeG
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
A Creole Girl's Life.

When the creole girl leaves school she en-
ters society and is never seen there unchaper-
oned until after marriage To this event she
looks forward as the fulfllment Of her des-
tiny, spinster among the creoles being al
most as rare SIS among the Jews. In her
choice Of husband she is influenced by fam
iy wishes, although marriage among the
creoles is by no means simply an affair de
CONVEYANCE as it is too often with the French
Mamma settles 81 prelininaries, and then
the lovers are left 20 themselves. From this
time until the marriage the hetrothed pair
are never seen in public with any but each
other. She cannot receive attention from
any man, slight as It may be, nor can her
lover pay 20 any other woman the petits soins
Of social intercourse without exciting remark
In the scheme OF creole etiquette broken en-
gagem,Gts and broken hearts find 10 place.
Very soon after her betrothsl the creole girl
with Ter mother calls upon all relatives and
friends Of the two families. Her shyly ut
tered @Je viens de vous faire part de mon
marriage is her announcement OF the inpend-
lug event. For eight days befors anu eight
DAYS after marriage she must not be seen III
ublc.-Harperi Bazar.
when Making Caize.
In beating cake beat from the bottom Of
the mixing bowl with a wooden spoon. bring
ing 1t UP fun and high with each stroke, and
SIS soon as the ingredients are fairly and
smoothly mixed stop beating or your cake
will be tou-h
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

Via the Missouri Pacific railway, the
new short line to all Colorado, Utah and
Pacific coast points. Commencing, April
LIST and continuing thereafter until Sep
tember 80, round trip tickets will be sold
via this line TO Pueblo, Denver, Colorado
Springs and Manitou at $500, TO Ogden
and Salt Lake at $40. so and other points IN
proportion Tickets good three months
with limit of thirty days in each direction
allowing stop overs at any point. Leaving
Wichita at 800 p. m passengers nave
choice of elegant new free reclining chair
cars. (the only line having this service), or
Pullman buffet sleepers to Denver. From
Geneseo through to Denver without
change Quickest time and finest road.
For reservation of berths or any informa-
ton call at city ticket Office, No. 127 North
Main street. y. Z. hEERAN.
100 If Pass. and Tkt. Agt.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
Great Revelation in Photographs.

With every dozen cabinet photos at s
for the next two weeks Worrall x Osterger
will make you present of a 20x24 photo
of Yourself valued at so at their new
gallery, FOG East Douglas avenue, first
door west of Zimmerly's new building
All work guaranteed.
Photos from s. down to 90 cents pei
dozen at Worrall & Ostergren's, at
Douglas avenue for thirty days. d152-6+
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
NEW THROUGH cAR SERVICE
VIA Colorado shor. Line to Pueblo And Denver

fNiS<ouri PaE--- salI<syI
Commencing today, Sunday April /
solid trains composed Of coaches and Pail
man buffet sleeping cars, VII 5e run daily
between Kansas Cary and Pueblo and Den
YER. via the Missouri faclflc railway and
Colorado Short line Leave Kansas CITY
at so a m. Train Tearing WICHITA 81 80
n m connects with the train at Gsneseo.
Kan. For tine tables, information and
reservation OF sleeping ear berths. cali a.
the CITY ticket Office, III Main streeE. or
Hepos ostice. corner Ind and WicAits SIS.
" C kEEaAS,
dI7-sf Passenger and Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

Early transplanted cabbage plants at the
Hillside Garden, \ mile from the terminus
of Schweiter motor line Full line of
other plants. r. NELSON. Prop:
p O. box 114O. G-l3Itf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
REMORSE

Not that grieved you; no remembered thorn
Left In your heart frets now my own repose
only wonder-left so soon forlorn-
Whether could have found you one more rose.
Alice Wellington Rollins in Lippincott's.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
when Maki.s SaKc.
To Remove Grass Stains

To renovs wet grass stains on white goods
with water, rub in some soft soap and as
much baking soda SIS viii adhere; iet stand
half sn hour. wash cut il the usual manner,
and the stain viii generally be gone
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
For Rent

The building on South Fourth avenue
formerly occupied by Stewart & Coney
iron fence factory. Suitable for laundry
or any light manufacturing purposes.
Call at Allen g. Jones real estate Office
North Main d1324t
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
SneciaI to ATTORNEYS.

Attorneys pocket dockets for sale at this
Office Orders by mail promptly filled
Address all orders to the Wichita EAGLE,
Wichita, Kan. dSS-tf.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

The popular line TOR California, Oregon,
Washington territory and all Pacific coast
points is the Missouri Pacific, TT Scott.
Routeo l4S-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
Money to Lend

in small amounts on short time on ap
proved securities OF all kinds.
All transactions strictly confidential.
VIM p. BULLARD.
III North Market.
Rooms II and II. d130-6t%
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the C., K q y. railway,
Rock Island Route, between Wichita
Topeka, Kansas City, ST. Joseph, Chicago,
St Louis III
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

Go to Bruggeman the tailor at 400 East
Douglas for your spring stIlt- Latest styles
at reduced prices. dloVt
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

Our assortment OF albums is good from
the cheapest TO the best and all at figures
that cannot be duplicated Hyde g Hum
BILE Stationery Co. Gl3tr
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
Daily eagle
FAME.

Dim is the rrrior of a common fight
When hosts meet hosts, and many names sre
sunk;
But Of single combat Fame speaks clear
Matthew Arnold.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

The Kansas Loan g. Investment Co. have
money to lean on improved city property
for or Il months time. Office over Wlch-
ia Natl Bank: lootf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
d-130-6t

The Dubois loan Office has money to
lend on well improved inside residence
property and on good farms, 146 North
Main street. 15O OF
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

In boiling ulset for soup use cold water 20
extract the juices, but il the meat is wanted
for Itself alone plunge into boiling water AZ
once.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

WIEN. blooming ic tie garden beds
The flowers exhsle the- sweet perruneA
And nan his thirnesc fauzels SHEDS
yIe ssS IS summer ps..S sS~s1eA
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

Imported curry powder and preserved
ginger, Scotch marnaIade, finest varieties
of olives and French mustard in the city at
DORSEY s. RUMSEY'S,
d-12a6t 23S \ Main.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

4 tall and stout visitor 20 the Aston house
rotunda ordered codfish cakes, and placidly
instructed the waiter that he wanted some
uolasses He was particular 70 state that he
didn't want sugar or maple syruT-he wanted
uaolasses He poured the molasses over the
ash cakes, and seemed to relish them ~Oh.
that's nothing" remarked the waiter t.
another visitor, zone OF cur patrons i stuck
on sardiaes and ice cream, and another In
sists on a thin LAYER OF English mustard Oh
bis ulunpkin pie--Nev York Sun
Burde,te Homesick at Bryn Mawr.
How people who move away from lows
get homesicx once In while is eKeuplIa
in the close OF letter on another subject BY
cur Hawkeve huuoriss 70 Dr.. hagoun tie
ether day: Al expect 20 spend the rest Of nv
travelling DAYS In my Bryn Mawr hone Il
is very beautiful here. BUc ozcs "a while
Iset little tired and konsesick. and want
TO look ever long, Wide, blilowy stretch q
prairie, shut in only BY tae cr>iias say and
hear tins wind whisper and sing through Tx
Wild grasses, and feel as though the world
was i.ooo miles wide and reached from
Alsia 20 Ackley. Ard sss!-jz-s think1ns
Of the prairias inspired me 20 write you, 8
busy man. q letter as lcos as q wire fence
Finally, brethren 'r-Des Moines Register
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

To remove mildsw rub common yellow
sap on the damaged article and then sitt
sone starch on that Rub wei and put out
10 the sunshine
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

DR.. A. n. Wendell has removed his Office
to room PIP second floor Sedgwick build
ing d-l5U-c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
3a.OD

Now is your chance to buy good ALBUM
for yourself at a very low figure. hyde q
Humble Stationery Co. l30tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

To pack a trunk fold each article fat with
out wrinkles. More can De pressed into 8
trunk 6Sr than ID h1ndl.&
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
Y. G. KEERAN.
Cheap Rates

Take the new short line, c. z. & n,
Rock Island route, TO Kansas CITY, 81
Joseph. Chicago and St. Louis 1l+E
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

All my property is off the market unit
further notice. c. +. DERBY.
WTCHTTA- AnriI I6. 1855. d-130-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
Ioiut Notice.

For the information of the travelling
public notice is hereby given that on and
after March %, 1885, our city ticket offices
viii be open for business from 80 a. m,
until $50 D. m, except Sunday which shall
be from 1880 until Y o'clock. noon
W. D. MURDOCH,
Ticket Agt a, T. s. S. E., 5. L. & 5. f.
& w. W. R'ys.
y. G. KEERAN,
Ticket Agt Mo. Pac. R'y.
c. A. RUTHERFORD,
d-l14-tf Ticket Agt. c. X. 81 \.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
uunpkin pieF--Nev York Sun
Burde,te Homesiok at Bryn Mawr.
SeaxnnAhie Ehrme.

A Yankee has patented . fork 70 hold bot
corn with inlp9uity-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

Sour KRAFT % cents gallon az s "
Suloly ca. Iss&-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

PEExscE-Tz14. JAY u fsA
w<hs.a EAGLE, wsoh1tz. kac-
fssatl<c.eos-Ws kzys sesa CO q yoag
M0r+zzg. Lean H~z1E-<rs a. tse oS-oe g
tie II ada. haa 2Er-z.ss AID Trust Co
sass city, AID sal bs oef.gr1 X yo1 val
80 "a cozrrAzy c-s xE-zslsx u al 70
sx.-rts a. your ea-Hes. c1nvzzsezcs, AID -
czalr kSp<rftzIy yc53,
TzEo5oEz FzD-ETsGHAa
E,sss Secrctxyy
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22
Notice To Rea, Estate Agents.

Rooms II and II.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-22

Lezxk Here
Oaly "a rgEsssa tip - D<2szv, gEssts
zad CoIo=sdo Springs. <.1 - ra<.Et vi,
70 al. Lake I'D 0z1ea, VA gkr Alkssar.
P4riEc rzsl~aT ths ass ssos E2s r.x1
so5assrg eh1A4r cara. aEz PEIszzAn .sr~g@rs
20 al
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25


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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
roWN TOPICS.

rhsrs srs 81 ssta1ans in ths Mlchixan
eol,tsrs Ho4is-
3 Nsnaham ca ihe coTusr Of Cole and
N Aaris1ta So. . s.cK ri-h ~ Dnoid fever.
s. Morse Is baidinx oa West Bridke-st.
ons Of tie best livery barns 10 tae Vest
as. stcrs building . being erected oa
the corner u LasrsFe 81. sld " snham-sFs.
warrant Nas iaken OuE yesterday Tor
Fre,I J. Daily fof keeping as saloon opea
sftsr hours.
Ii B. Kimm is preparing 20 build three
stsrsg brck oiock 0n tie corner Of spring
and CLsrfy-st-
The Bclknkp Hustlsrs have adopted the
nans Of the .kepaohean Loaases for
t1slr new organ izanoo-
Ihs o. -Wash-ta N0ng bensf: fuzd for the
worthy poor . beng srtenslFe.y signed -
chaEitaoiy iaclinsa pccple-
A aan Gaming against telegraph pole
on A1nF8e S. sSuod a.. -ep, Wss one OF tae
pleasing sika. iAst svsaiaE.
Mr. q. y Gznsen, Of lhe drm Of Taggart
" olcott a 9anssn. has moved intC nls as y
residesoe. % North Coilege-ave.
James " AcEven. a. 10 corner OF
WealthF-ags aud Lekrav--ss hobbies
around Ga crItchss, The Fes1lI OF an scci-
dsnt.
Frank Delam0nth Vas arrested on
warrant yesterday charging hiu. With steal
inx SIT worth Of carpets from \ Vest Sid
woman.
In me Circuit Court yesterday, Mrs..
r a fiedy vas given . divorce from her
ex husband. Edward rsdy, On tss groGnd.
OF deseruon.
Pat Grant. Of Paris. Mecost. county. va.
IN The city Yesterday looking for nIs moth
er. ElizaostA Grant who has been nissing Z
aimee August.
The funeral OF Miss Clara HOlzer will
take place from the residence Of ths Misses
floxasimsr. 50 Gold street. at $50 tomor-
raw morning.
The Thznksgivin services for the centrs
rre,uD OF churches will % held st the Divis
ION street N +. church. Rev. DR.. Kerr b
Upper viii preach the ssrmon.
Onion Than ksxiving services Of the Wes,
Side churches will % held Ia the First
Prssbytsrian church Sermon by Rev
Rsid. OF Second Strsst NJ O. church
tn. ministers confsrsnce will meet a.
the Y II c. A. pariors on Monday after
noon - go o'clock. Subject, The Men
ace OF Romans" oy Rsv. l. r. Brooks.
Ths Innes Rides Base Ball Club will
rvss maqaersds ball Thanksgiving even
inr. A prizs will Be givsa 70 the best
dressed lady snd the most conaieal gent
II is sad the Alderman Shsnahan of the
Ffflh ward = losing faitn ia politics lie
Guaranteed some Of the bills OF the Fifth
Ward Ford Club aad l. hSs cost him about
fSO.
Dan Mason. = nan who had Just rs-
turned fron Dakota, was arrested Yesterday
for being drunk. tie had So u bis pOcxe.
snd bad so When he started lev hour.
before.
Philip Spitz. formerly a veil known yeas
uanufactGrer and mutcisn. died IN ths
ssylnm az Kslsmszoo where be hR. beer
confined for the pAs- I've years. be was 43
years Old
Mrs. Tsrrnlliger the woman a. Z97 Ia
erzvs-st.. who 7sgl sctsd nsr children : geE
nikhts sk0 wa arrested Yesterday f0r keep
log a house 81 iil-fams Her Two little -irll
.ers taxsa - 81 9srxs Home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
HOLIDAY GOODS!

Have you seen Immense stock Of Christmas and
foiiday Goods ? These goods have been selected 10y
careful and experienced buyers and know that we
can suit even the most fastidious taste.
Our prices very much lower than Is usually
charged this line of goods. Won want chean me-
dunn or expensive goods have al grades prices
You can securf anything from stoc, and have
ii layed away until you ready it,
Remember that have almost anything that .ou
can think Of in the line of Dry Goods Coals Notions
Crockery and Glassware. Boots Shoes TOYS and a
complete line of Plush Sets. Ldes Toilet Gents Toilet
ETC. Extra pieces such Mirrors. Cabinet Frames.
Decorated Plush Pieces. Poker Sets cora.letc
1t pays To trade the Side at
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25

on the rounds yesterday q reporter of the
TELEsRsN HERALD visited 10 dress making
emporium Of Mrs.. F. 3 Vinegar. New
kasda.l Block. Enowing tns lady never
secures anY importation for dresses or
trimmings out EhRi .s issiTabie Aad D.
hsving that she 81 present displays oBiv
the richsst and most sftTacllvs novelties
ras 7st wss made more f0r ins purpose Of
chronicinE % this journals isdy readers
some Of the new purchase. than anytb z
slss. The visit Of course Tas successful
Am0nz the new imp0rtstioDs are very
hsndsone me of ruchings. also Of Eg-pr-
isn esil and garnet trimn ngs aud whip
lsst friDgss Beautiful designs Of rssi iac.s
for tea goHns etc are sa5r1 sssae OF
ta- other novelties are ro5ss ~ six boiling
cloth BeiFn. and shs pink. also zck
N xfurs. rith -ed chocolate. light blue and
- low green shades. A pisce o. msgai.i ant
clota of gold is worfa7 SPECIAL DsRKoa
Mrs. WinVgsr q making spscaIfy Or
is8ias orosi cloth suits Space ~ not
permit description of the 1osts of a0vsitiss
rs Tsi spoken ~. oat 10 20 'a3iss hat
sniicipzfs purcbaNnz rev street suit or
evening costane 80 = sgsa sssed ihsf visis
i usas his lsdT a. Sc is noted for Der
stglsl designs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25

X. J. Hervey. No. Csnalst. is to the
front this season with holiday goods
Christmas is nesring rapidly and Asrvsy is
prepared for Iaat irads. Many OF bis hOli-
day novelties are here. and As II Is better To
select early from a full stock than delay
ami secnrs oniy the cullings. lew OF the
elegant goods ne Ia showing Is mentioned
Ladies xnd gents watches. gold aud silver
also patent gold and silver nlled. In all the
newest patterns, with the best American
movements and nsndson ne chains to match
diamonds. sIlvsrwars. jewelry. clocks opera
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