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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-05-25
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court of Boise oon.,
Idaho Territory. '''u'!'
In the matter of the estate Of Timo,,I
Collins, deceased. ''A''Ay
Notice is hereby given by the uud.,
signed, administrator Of the estate of Tn
othy Collins, deceased, to the crediio,, !,
and all persons having claims against M
deceased, to exhibit them with the Oerea
sary vouchers within ten months after n.
first publication OF this notice, to the ssid
administrator at the County Treasurer,
office, in Idaho City, in Boise county
JonN GARREcHT,
Administrator Of the estate of Timoth,
Collins, deceased.
Idaho City, May 7, 'SS. 4w.
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Stanley heroically braved the ter
rors and dangers of African explora-
ton, to 90 to the rescue of Emil
Pasha. Now the tables are turned.
No word of Stanley has been heard
for months, and it is feared he has
himself fallen a victim to the treach-
cry and savagery of some of the war
like tribes Emil Pasha is safe and
well intrenched, and he in turn has
gone to the succor of his noble heart
ed friend Stanley.
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CLASS
es, Attention.!

We are now prepared TO furnish all
classes with employment at home, the
whole OF the time, or for their spare mo-
ments. Business new, light and profita-
BILE Persons of either sex easily earn
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proportional sum by devoting all their
lime to the business. BOYS and girls earn
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business, we make this offer To such as
are no. well satisfied we will send one dol
lar to pay for the trouble of writing. Full
particulars and outfit free. Address
GEORGE STgsoN & Co, Portland, Maine.
Mafchlj, ~ iy.
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The heat does not increase as we
rise above the earth nearer 10 the sun.
but decreases rapidly until, beyond
the regions Of the atmosphere, in
void, ii is estimated that the cold is
about seventy degrees below zero.
The line of perpetual frost at the
Equator is $4,000 feet altitude; 49,
900 feet between the tropics; and
5000 to 1000 between the ATTITUDES of
forty and forty-nine degrees.
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a. c..
Teachers Examination.

On Wednesday, May 10th, | will
hold an examination of all applicants
for teachers certificates, at Center
vile, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
of that day. ! have fixed this exam
nation in view of the difficulty of
travel from a distance at the regular
term, May I'd, and shall be glad to
meet all applicants then. Should
there be any who cannot wait, they
can apply on May ID.
J. A. LrplNcorT,
County School Superintendent.
April lOth. 3w.
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Notice for Publica,,,.

LAND OFFICE AT BoIsE CrrS 'on'
Notice is hereby given ma ,'0S'
Unclaimed settler has flea ,pa Nth the folio,
~ TO make final proa aolce Of ii,
OF his claim, and that sa pi0o d IN suppa ~
made made before before Register and proof 90 viii !,
i boise City, Idaho, on june aal !, hecelver \
William III R. Upper preem e u, lsss vi,
5''aS Tor the Lot No. ., and p'soa q DIS No
east. north, Ran,
lie names the following vi,
prove his continuous residesnoMs witnesses i
cultivation n! of, said land, viz upon, 40,
David Bunch, of Garden m van
office, Boise county. valley pa,
no Be"jami n Anderson, of Gara.. ; e
j.. G. Mills, of Garden ya,,au
Boise county. 'iiey postOBc,
a. Barber, of Placervi,,o
Boise county. iViiie postofac,
HARLEM pEFLEY
pa. .
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prised the recipients with size, condi-
ton, and being in every instance
true to name. The firm will replace
all that fail to grow. Over five
hundred dollars worth were delivered
in Garden Valley, and in every in
stance gave entire satisfaction. You
can order through Mr.. Mahan any
kind of tree kept in the United States.
Also any rose or flower. He warrants
the fruit trees to be six or seven feet
high, in good condition on delivery,
and he will replace all that die the
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oldest and best nursery firm in the
L. s., and reliable. Any person
wanting trees of any kind, great or
small order, drop postal card to DIR.
|. l.. Mahan, Emmett, Idaho, and the
agent will call on you, and take or
ders to be delivered spring or fall.
EMMETT, Ada Co., Idaho.
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NoLlce to Creditors,

Estate of James Munroe, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undel
signed, administrative Of the estate q
james Munroe, deceased, to the creditor
of, and all persons having claims agains
the said deceased, to exhibit them viii
the necessary vouchers, within fou
months after the first publication Of thi
notice, to the said administrative, at I'll
office of c. S. Kingsley, at Idaho City.
MAUD s. MuNRoE,
Administrative Of estate of James Mur
roe, deceased.
April "a, 'SS. 4w.
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Bob Taylor, the Democratic Gov
crnor of Tennessee, has been renomi-
mated. With his trusty violin he
fddled himself into the affections of
the Tennesseeans, and now they in
tend to keep him.
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DEMOCRAT: John Daley, who
killed Thacket on Slater creek, had
an examination at Mt. Home on Sat
urday, and was held for the grand ju-
ry. If the accounts of the killing are
true, young Daily will not be indict-
ed. .. BoRN.-At Green Meadow
Ranch, below Boise City, May 20,
1888, to the wife of II. Ii. Hawkins,
an eleven pound son.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF TIME AP
POINTED FOR PROVING WILL

POINTED FOR PROVING WILL
In the matter OF the estate Of Louis
Wagniers, deceased.
In the Probate Court OF BOISE county,
Idaho Territory.
Pursuant to an order of said court made
on the Slh day of May, A. D. 1883, notice
is hereby given that Wednesday, the ia
day Of May, A. D. 1888, at eleven O'Clock X
A. NJ. of said day, al the court room Of sad
court in Idaho City, Boise county l. l.,
have been appointed as the time ha
place for proving the will of SAID Loas
Wagniers, deceased, and for hearing 'le
application of Ben Wilson for the ;sl.
ance to him Of letters testamentary Wlea
and where any person interested may W
pear and contest the same.
T. S. HART,
Probate Judge and ex-oflicio CLERK
Idaho City, May s, 1888. lOd'
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BOISE COUNTY DIRECTORY:
THIS PAPER il kept I, On 4

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M ARBAS: WORKS
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The latest news from the flood dis
triots on the Mississippi shows that
there have been several new breaks
in the Sny levee. The bottoms now
covered with water are fortyhve
miles long and SIX miles wide, with
100000 acres under cultivation. The
depth of the water varies from one to
twenty feet. 1t is thought that the
worst is over, as the waters are re-
ceding.
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Pioneer Lodge No. l, 10. 0. F


Holds It's regular meeting in odd Eel
lows Hall, at Centerville, the first and
thlrd Saturday evenings of each month.
All members in good standing are invited
to attend. BY order Of the n. G.
DANIEL JONES,
Secretary,
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One eighteen-horse power engine and
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saw mill. For further particulars call on
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March g. 'SS If.
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All Boise County warrants issued
and registered PRIOR to January, 1874,
will be paid on presentation at my
office. john GARRECHr,
Bv IsIDoR SMITH, Treasurer.
Deputy.
Idaho City, December 8, 1887.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION.

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The Dickinson press., 1888-06-16

TIE short road to statehood is
through division. This will become
more apparent lis the canvass pro-
ccels. Nor should there he any de.
sire for one state Ivy any North Dako.
tan. South Dakota NOW exceeds
North Dakota more than one hundred
thousand in population, which differ
emre will be relatively increased 10y
the opening and settling of the Sioux
reservation. This preponderance of
numbers will always give her control
OF all appropriations, and all public
institutions. III Fargo and Cass coun.
ty are even to he recognized, and re-
celve their share of public favor, their
Voice and vote should go for division
and the state of North Dakota. One
state means the removal of the Capt.
tai, and when it starts south no one
can tell where it will stop. So local
and sectional interests sustain the Re.
publican demand for two states; and
all who desire good government, and
the end of the carpetlag rule. should
help to swell the current for II speedy
settlement of the question.--Fars
Republican.
The Dickinson press., 1888-06-16
SOLID FOR HARRISON.

Indiana Republicans support Him 30
cause He Can Carry That State AS No
Other Republican Can.
CHICAGO, June Is. John C.. New, OF
The Indianapolis Journal, and national
committeeman for Indiana, headed the
Hoosier contingent which reached the
Palmer house ut 6 O'Clock. The party
also included james n. Huston, chair
man of the state central committee and
delegate at-largc, Col. j.. y. Bridgcland.
Col. N. q. McLaiu and Henry l.. Wilson,
Of indianapolis, and J phillipson, of
Warsaw. Mr.. New said that the dele,
gates will come to Chicago commissioned
by the unanimous choice OF Indiana Re-
publicans to present the name of Gen.
Harrison. I'VE present him." he sud,
''bccause he possesses qualifications That
would make a great and successful presi-
dent and because he has demonstrated
thar he can carry the state of Indiana
We do not know that any other Republic
can can. We know that Gen. Harrison
Gun do that. l have no unkind word to
say of Mr.. Gresham. We do o want
to antagonizo anybody. but present our
candidate upon his w merits and popu-
lar strength. The head of the st. Louis
ticket was an inevitable one. Cleveland
is the Democratic party. He has got it
by the throat and choked it into taking
himself, his platform, and Thurman. /
think Thurman will poll the full Demo-
cratic vote in Indiana, hut he will not
get the additional votes that Gray would
have secured.
The Dickinson press., 1888-06-16
Ante-Covention Notes.

The hotel Hobbies are already commence
Ing to fill up with the curious crowd of
gossippers who precede q convention.
The work of decorating the auditorium
building is completed. All lights are to
be placed about the entrances on all sides.
SO far as heard from 800 of the dele
gates will stop at the Grand Pacific, 1872
ut the Palmer house. 100 at the Sherman
and 80 at the I.elan,l hotel.
Sherman's headquarters will be at the
Grand Pacific hotel. A pile of Sherman
Autographs are expected soon, and then
the senator's boom will set in.
Mississippi, Utah, North Carolina,
Texas and the District of Columbia are
the only delegations that have not yet Sc
cured quarters at any of the hotels.
There will be some little furry over
the tariff question, but only In COM
mtttee. Mckinley, of Ohio, is being
talked Of for chairman Of the resolutions
committee.
Judge Gresham's friends say that the
preliminary canvass is Worrying the
judge very much. While it does not in.
terfere III any way with his official duties
he shows the effects of the mental strain.
The three most important states in the
convention from a strnteKical point OF
view ms well as from the number of can.
dtdates they have for the presidency,
New York, Ohio and Indiana, have quar-
tered their delegates at the Grand Pacific
The Dickinson press., 1888-06-16
The Press Newspaper Agency.

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The Dickinson press., 1888-06-16
1T IS EvERYBODY's RACE.
PROSPECTS AS PERPLExING AS EVEN
IN THE PRESIDENTIAL FIGHT.

"herman seems to BE ;E the Lead, With
Has the Hearty support of The Indiana
peleaatton--A Third Letter From tho
R~cdouhtable Jn,nes G.---Antc-Couvcu.
ton Notes.
W.Asml*GIoS. June l3.-As to the u
come Of the Chicago convection it
must be candidly Admitted 10 be as
p%erpleAins rs ever, and no greater UNI
certainty regarding the prob able nominee
ever existed previous to the Republican
convention. 1t seems to be cverybody's
race just al present. and moth ing but
personal preference leads any man to
hazard an emphatic guess upon the re-
suit. 1t seems To be generally settled
that Sc lator Sherman leads the Held and
will have a strong vote. Gresham fol-
lows him, a good second. There
are n large number of senators. congress-
men IL party men who are freely as
seiting that the plum will eventually 90
to Allison. y somewhat t!sliy story en-
anatins fro:n Pitsburg, making Sher-
man III" lcgatee of BlAine's strength. has
had the effect to raise Sherman stock
somewhat, The Inability of any one
here at Washington to leave Blaine out
of the calculation in figuring On candi-
dates leaves every calculation reduced to
an al surdity before it is finished. The
only Wing that is generally agreed to is
that sherman and Gresham will he far
in the lead of all other candidates ON the
first ballot, and that neither will have
enough to nominate on that ballot. The
most conservative opinion is that the
convention will make haste slowly; that
they will act with elaboration and come
TO a conclusion after IL most complete can
vass. Of the situation il all its phases.
The Dickinson press., 1888-06-16

WHENEVER the managers of some
great swlndle like Il trust or oth,r
monopoly are put under oath and
swear to tell the truth, they all show
al ilnperfcction of memory that sug-
gests absolute idiocy. These men
lave the handling of millions of dol
lars: have the management of the
v;lstest business interests in the coun.
try, and must be familiar with a
countless number of details, if their
management is Il success. Yet when
put under oath they know nothing;
they can not remember. We believe
Jay Gould once swore that he could
no remember whether he had paid
several millions of dollars or not. Re.
Gently in Chicago the officers of the
thieviny gas trust showed similar DE-.
tectivc memories when put upon the
stand. They could not remember
just how the trust was organized.
Their memories failed utterly when
asked who composed the trust. They
could not tell whether or not IL Ger.
tain million and more dollars had
been paid in II lump. and i; really
seemed us if the whole crowd had lost
their mind. Now there is only one
explanation Of this sort of thing, and
that is found in the fact that these
fellows deliberately commit perjury,
and whnre people commit perjury
they do it to cover Il %rascality. 1t is
discouraging from every point of view
when representative men are thus
willing to perjure themselves. II
shows a wretchedly low standard OF
honor, integrity and morality. 1t i.
a terrible blighting influence upon til,
young. 1t is Il swapping of the yer,
vigOr OF our institutions, and it call
for severe punishment. But while i
is discou:aging, we need not lose hop,
of righting such evils. Gradual,
and surely this people are bein:
aroused to the enormity of the Grim,
of which these rich rascals ar
guilty, and there is Il storm of retri
button coming. This people will no
fail to protect themselves from Grim,
of every ~degree.-Western Rural.
The Dickinson press., 1888-06-16
TO CARRY SHIPS IN AIR.

A Contract Awarded For the Construction
of IA ship Railway Across the Isthmus
of Tehauntcpee.
NEW YORK, June 12.-The directors Of
the Eads Concessions company, which
proposes the building OF u ship railway
across the isthumus of Tehuunt,pec
connecting TIL: two oceans. have awarded
3 contract to construct the proposed road
TO the Atlantic and Pucitic Construction
company. The work must begin within
a year, aud lie completed within five
years.
The scheme ts to carry loaded ships
across the isthumus in cradles supported
by hydraulic apparatus that will prevent
un. unusual strain on the vessels.
The Dickinson press., 1888-06-16
Sam Jonc.' Brother Elopes

GEEESv1LLE, S. c., June 12.-Much
gossip has been caused in Laurens, S. c.,
by the elopement of Rev. Joe Jones,
brother of Sam Jones, and Miss Bessie
Farrows, of C~rossanchor, s. C. Mr..
Jones met her last summer while con
Quoting religious meetings at Laurens.
The mother of the young lady was op-
posed to the match, but it was favored
by her father.
The Dickinson press., 1888-06-16
NELSON'S

Forty-seven Ballots Necessary to Mont
nate Comstock. of Moorhaad.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, June 13.-Forty-
seven ballots were necessary for o choice
in the convention which met here to nom
mate a candidate for congressman from
the Fifth district. Five candidates were
before the convention, each of whom was
backed by the following of some guber-
natorial aspirant. Senator Comstock, of
Clay county, received the nomination.
He is said to be a Merriam man.