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she knew that now - P1io never understand
raspish tone came into her voice. No one knew
that IL was anything to her that he engaged him
self to another girl. She and John were invited
70 the wedding. That noon she left her room in
ths Rravest arfay and most powerful bonnet"
sBaf. Pen.' cried John. t.how awfully pale
yoo are !,
turned 70 his. he Understood sher then. She
had . hard time of it for q little while. John
told her she must not 90 to the wedding her
white faca would surely tell on her. But she
bad provided against the possibility OF pallor-
for her absence, according to the reasoning,
weuld speak against her TO the man who knew
whore the album was kept So she went mp
stairs, only to come down again with lovely
blush on her cheeks. and Ter eyes sparkling
from the cologne water dropped into them. She
emerged from her hibitual timidity and reserve
at that wedding and was very gay, especially
With the bride and groom. Fearful that IL was
but natural for one with unreciprocated affec-
tion 20 be subjected 10 ridicule she tried
70 ward of anything Of the sort by
- though ell the world knew what only she and
h.rs6rother did. And holding the old, firm love
IN her bosom. she had often and often thereafter
souRht 20 expend 1t. growing restless yet not
moro old in mind because more years had de-
velopsd girlish tenderness into species Of ex-
1rAvsgauce
NAV this short explanation serve to show how
ofteo the old uever-to- be- forgotten time swayed
her - 1t did the day after Percy De Ia Roche
had left ber-after he had proposed marriagel
All we'll, she made . hearty supper of chops
that evening, did Penelope Budd, at five and
forty. John. at that same supper-tsble was not
composed, though.
II don't know why Won and that fellow are 80
nush together. he blurted out suddenly. 81
tell Won now - have told You hundred
simes that he Is q rascal. and you had better be
careful you don't become party to one of his
passalities-'
ssEsscalitysn she repeated MY mama. /
ohould hope. IL fully established'
ssWho said anything about your namel OF
course. you ara old enough to have established
q upon a. nrm . basis as the pyramids Of Egypt
Am referring TO Jour loose tongue IN speaking
Of money matters know b quizzes you And
am ashamed of your carrying on with him
Sam Smith. looking in At you two to-day, NUT
Srn< nSuppose p4roage little. PEN
ssbrotb1F Fly thrust, for be recol-
e Pr life when she had
al for John to be angry;
Ysteribusly disappeared
times within the last
lredfpot tell her whom
pc, De suspected Percy
Lobe known that such
htirently have gone
terrible mess OF
after all And not
W clear 20 accuse
Of Ii they would
BY which he held in
the missing. This
usual had 'disap-
nind John had told
70 be In the village
haintanee sake. Now,
De IL Roche was not
helopel
vhen che said that
ht Of her money, for
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the car. i am bruised auQ shaken Dto
two men-two determined looking men on the
platform just before we stsrtedi Those men are
on this train am hiding from them When
that fellows sister--Ah!"
'sShe IL going to run away with me this very
night. thousand dollars with her. I'll meet her
yet II not on this train. then somewhere else.
old Penny IL bound 10 turn up. / have her
handkerchief and bottle of chloroforln, little
anasthetic will do her good and must have
that thousand dollars. She put the idea of chic
reform into my head. Ill meet her. though she
will not let me escape her; aud then comes IN
the chloroform and then the thousand I'm glad
you're deaf aunty, for / must talk some of this
excitement off, aud it's better for all hands that
you shouldn't hear. Ah, il / had my hand on
Peuny's thousand aud-look here aunty you
must hide me from those men till can make my
escape; you must sit on me and cover me with
your shawl and pretend to be asleep when the
conductor comes along
The old woman felt feebly at her pocket
Hold on h cried. sna;ching the bag out of
her hand. ii have better idea / want your
scissors He tore the bag open aud found the
scissors, while the old woman seeming to have
lost the power of speech. tried 70 muster suf-
fcient strength 10 nut out her hand.
"a little 'iiy-white' tool he said He found
that also.
Surely the old woman was trying TO drag her
voice out with her hands that tightly encrcled
her throat, rs he threw tho bag aside without
having meddled with IT'S side-pockeI
''Ycu--you are gong 10 marry that lady you
spoke of"
"Halioa, you have . voice-you've heard me-
tool Marry herl Marry my grandmother;
might rs well marry YOU ] want the thousand,
old idioey. Here, look sharp. want you to cut
OF all nv hair. my whiskers, moustaehe and all
those men must not find me. and old Penny"
She WAS apparently old woman who snok
people at their word. for foTcible wan the grab
she made at his hair that she pulled his head
down ints her lap jabbiDg the seissors right
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G. 3. BARRETT. Postmaster.
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A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
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PEOPLE with thin heads of b air should
use HALLS vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer to make the hair grow out thick,
healthy and strong.
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LIST OF LETTERS

D EMAINING IN THE PosTOFFICE AT
III Salt Lake City. December Z. 1888.
If not called for within two weeks will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
er.e.r,.. .aa rr.vs.,...-who,...l.

sugas-cut loaf sc: .y.aanIs.ea !ezsc;
"a. s0ss.c. Extra &c" e0Szc. Yellow
&C" 5%oS4c
Corss-6rsen Rio. i7oIsc; Rio roasted. 2oc;
Java. green. 2-S25os lava. roasted. sec;
Msrcsibe. roasted. x21so2ac; Mexican. roasted.
25o2sc-
o36c; ordinary. ts32c: ayson. Sae4oc; gun
powder. 2G54c: Ooiong. Sso7oc. Congo 20
sc.
Flour-s2 a5 per cvt: q. 80 per boL: patent pro-
cess. S1sl 820o per ewt, $3.50 per ool; all wheat
cour 81 Per cvL. Nzs per bbL; ouckwheat.
e. = per cwL
NM Feed-screenings. SIS per ton. bran. SIS:
SHIPS. $3.50. middlings, $500.
Fesd-Corn and oats y2S44 per ton
Sait-Aichigzn. SOC. Eastern. sii5.
FtSn-No. / whftehsh. E.oo per half bol.:
trout. &.5c6Soos cod. salt s<r7c per ID. clams
sc per hundred. oysters. bulk 81 cOGN. .25 gallon
standards. 1oc can. selects. &c can. smoked hall
bot. lie
Pork in bsrreIs-Msss pork. Chicago packed,
$3.50 extra short cut. t3o0& A0cs standard clear
hack. $3.50.
LArd-Tierces. sl46a9c. % and 50 10. tuts, SC; 50
10. rOun< tins. leo eases. ~; IN tin pals &c.
Beef in bsrrels-Extra mess. warranted sOlos,
$50, extra. boneiess. $50
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

The Union Pacific has just arranged with
its Eastern connections for a series of semi
monthly excursions 70 all points on its lines
in Kansas and Nebraska. and as far west as
Sterling. Colorado. on the Nebraska dIvis-
ion. Tickets for the f1and trip will be sold
&C the rate Of about ote limited fare by way
Of ali Missouri River points over the Union
Pacific. Ten days will be allowed going
and 6ve returning. and the tickets will be
good for thirty days with stop-over privil-
egss within these limits, over the Union
Pacific lines in the States named
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Are Yea sd ,iesron8ent. gloomy
Ars vua SIRE sisfresser
t.sfen a, ne weicons bidding
- 81 rest
Have Yea schss ard pains nnHn neer>d.
Fri<ou ~ iife t7olaen lupf
ThiBk nos there 40 osim ia tfiieed. and
.Iife if uu-
A E.,l6er Be1ueir swsits vou--
t-astieu nnI slone r nsme--
Fesrb. ah suffering enc. aad -rzsp IT,
HesIth recisi1
TAars = aut ona GelienH Erneiv-nr
rt.~eas Golden Neticai Discovery IL
sfa-ds s,oae a. the crest bleed purier.
slsfr.r rfn -.erewer snd ~hesith-resforsT. >
cf the see The iV-r it 0sguiso-s. renew
s~r IL impurities. Ehs inrzs. q strenaf b.
s-s .fp.nsin1 s8d 1curishinE thern. The
~eofe s~<fern & trii,is ID. surciring thst
s.,ovs sseve 81 sther thinEs most neesfed-
s.rea ~tr. e.etsa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
u por,r W.rr RrLrrr. Brr Cunr., ),

is the exclamation of thousands suffering
from catarrh. To AL such we say: Catarrh
can be cured by DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
II has been done in thousands Of cases; why
not in yours Your danger is in delay
Enclose stamp to Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association. Buffalo, n. Y, for
pamphlet on this disease.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

DIT. Brigham has removed bis Office to
the new Kendall Block, i4T M0nroe-st.,
whsrs ne may be found from til 10 8. m
3 ill S. and 6.45 till 80 p m Dr. Brigham
and Ms Brigham will i've st the Warwick
until The opening Of the Livingston Tele-
phone 0ftics nd Wsrvick SO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

a4s~e~*i-ins = cste1t rneficine N re
,...,.iis- cav 'n which he prn7refor 81
<.,,r-. -s-<srsriIss. ffr Eonshs en1 E'll's
49,. q = i-,tired worsiert'tA he sutscrz - y
u T5Ae. pr1xsiek - Efve these we csil
- = = ssrnris softis fee. tnar taer uar
- = hefere earchszinz The Lsr<e tssffi-s
-, - sns s. aa We cerlsiniy wcus 81
-, wf.L IL nas ssrs yoa Ton esIi-
Anpaea-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NEW DwrILTvss.
Insure your dwellings in the Grand
Rapids Fire Insurance. Co. Cash Capital
$500. esO.OO. Julius Houssmsn. President
s. F. AspinwslI, Secretary Oeice, House
nan building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

June l-Hhsat-so. 1 White. sb5se ssksd. No
rad. essh. &c Asxs1. July. ss7<e sic. August
- e
Cor1-5dc
Oats-so. :. x1.c. No. white. Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

pure scslptrsx sasi1ssa- fs. red June. N4S7tses
I1if. sl4s]ze Aaxtls& sIt< 9sx1se
Con1-4efy 14lI shA1s User nlxed Ues<srn.
spa, 61@n3a-e futare. o1eofe.
Porz-Fin4- Sew s-ssz GA- % 30 cid nssA
Nll6s>ll1.
LardDas stszsa fs1tisrsd $40
b1lzef-Llsht demaal sstera. lz8lsc
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-05-04

| Gnmo 01-FEOBroS9Avo Ou8cfVoGAon."
progressive Observation" is the
name given to new Boston game
that has been taken up with interest
Fin social circles. 1t has an advantage
over "donkey parties" and progressive
euchre in that it teaches something
useful. The hostess provides Eve
tables, at which are seated four or
Eve persons, or even more, If desired.
Table No. l, or the 1head" table, rep
resents the sense Of sight, the highest
sense. Table No. 2 is touch; No. 3
hearing; No. 8 smell, and No. 5 taste.
There is teacher for each table, and
the table is supplied with variety OF
objects suited to the use Of the table.
For instance, the teacher at the sight
table holds before each player in turn
collection of small objects on tray,
and after the lapse of half minute
takes away the tray and asks the play
err to name the articles. Or the
teacher gives each person single
article, and after q short inspection
calls for answers to all questions that
can be asked about it. Score is kept
by the teacher, and the player making
the least mistakes progresses to the
next table.
At tho close OF the evening the
player who has made the most "pro-
gressions" is awarded the prize. The
variety of objects for the several ia
bles is only limited by the resources
Of the house. At the "touoh" table
the players close their eyes and de-
pend on the sense OF feeling alone
for their impressions OF the article
given them. This is not 50 easy as it
may be supposed. For the "hearing"
table q musical instrument may be
used and the test given on . note or
q combination OF notes, or q number
OF thin glasses may be used in q like
way, the player being asked to give
the number Of OF a particular sound
which is given alone after being struck
in regular succession. For the taste
and smell tables the kitchen can be
drawn upon, and such things IS flour
meal, powdered maccaroni, corn
starch, granum and others, whose
taste and smell in the raw state are
either not very pronounced or not ia.
miliar, are good for the purpose. The
game is not so much like "ohild's play
as might be thought. True, it had
its origin in the "plays' of kinder
garten, but as developed and enlarg-
cd, the idea proves very we'll adapted
to the entertainment Of grown people
who are rational enough to like q
little sense with their fun.-[Ex.
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A WONDERFUL INvENTIos.-Pro-
fessor Elisha Gray, OF Chicago, who
claims to have invented the telephone,
has just completed another invention
which no calls the telsutegraph which
promises to be equally as important.
He says by this invention you can sit
in your Office and write message
to any person at any place with which
you may be in communication by
wire, and as your pencil moves,
another pencil at the place where
you desire the message sent moves
simultaneously and forms the same
letters and words in the same way,
OF in other words fac-simile of what
you writo is reproduced at the other
end of the line. You may write in
any language or in cipher and an ex-
act copy is reproduced. BY this
device an artist can telegraph his
pictures as reporter telegraphs his
description in words. The two pen
ellis move spontaneously and leave a
record at both ends and there cannot
be any dispute about what is said.
The instrument used for transmit
ting messages OF this character will
not cost more than twenty dollars and
Is easily kept in order, and il it ac-
composites all that its inventor claims
1t will doubtless be generally used by
business and professional men where
there are telegraph lines.
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nInTTT VRewarded those who read thi,
hIl,0jl l and then act; they will find honora-
40 ~ BILE employment that will not take
them from their homes and families The profits
are large and sure for every industrious person,
many have made and are now making several hun
dred dollars per month It is easy for snyons to
make IS and upwards per day. who is willing to
work. Either sex, ,oung or old; capital not headed
We start you. Everything new. No special ability
required; you, reader, do 1t ~ well a. anyone.
Write to us at once for full particulars, which we
mail free. Address stinson Co.. Portland, Maine;
Jan. l. Tyr.
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The State of Wisconsin prints the
tickets, and there is one room where
the tickets are furnished by an official,
when the voter goes through E pas
ssge-way to another room, where he
deposits his ballots, and goes out
through another exit. No crowd OF
persons Is allowed within a hundred
feet OF tho voting place, nor is any
one allowed to distribute ballots or
solicit votes within that limit. The
FIRST election under the new law has
just been held in Milwaukee. and is
paid to have worked satisfactorily.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-05-04

The Worlds conference OF Latter
Day Saints-those opposed to the
Utah Mormons only included--was
held recently at Independence, Mo.
A portion OF the members only fol-
lowed Brigham Young to Utah, the
rest scattering. Young Joseph Smith
and his mother refused obedience to
Brigham Young. A number OF the
"Saints" gathered in 1860 at Amboy,
Illinois. There young Joseph and his
mother went, and there the young
man accepted the position of proph-
ct. 1t is these people who met in
conference ut Independence.
This organization considers itself
specially called to defend the origi-
nal doctrine of the church, and to OPP
pose aud combat the doctrine of po-
lygamy, which they show is condemn
ed by the Bible, the Book of Nor.
mon and the Book OF Doctrine and
Covenants.
The church now has missions in all
parts of the United States, in Cana
da, England, Wales, Australia and
the Sandwich Islands. These will no
doubt all be continued and strength
ened so far as possible.
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Notice Of Forfeiture,

TO b. MCCALLEY: You are hereby
notified that l have expended one hun,
dred $500 dollars in labor and improve
ments upon the Spread Eagle lode and
mining clam, situated in Deadwood Min
ing District, Boise county, Idaho Terrific.
ry, in order to hold said premises under
the provision of section 1924, Revised
Statutes of the United States, tor the year
ending December 81, 1887. That the pro-
portion of said expenditure due by you,
b. McCalley, is fifty $50 dollars, lawful
money of the United States, and If within
ninety (9W days after the legal publication
of this notice, you fail or refuse to con.
tribute your proportion of said expendi.
ture, and with legal cost of this publica.
ton, your interest will become the prop
erty of the undersigned, under said sec.
ton 1924, and you are further notified
that payment of said same, together with
cost of this publication, may be made at
the office of the IDAHO WORLD, in the
town of Idaho, Boise county, Idaho Ter
ritory. CON HURST.
March 9, 'ss. 90d.
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The idea originated by Mr.. Blaine
some years ago OF holding a congress
OF the American nations in Washing
ton has been finally adopted by Con-
gress, and the President has been
requested and authorized to invite
the several governments OF the re-
publics Of Mexico. Central and South
America, Hayti, San Domingo and
the empire of Brazil to join the Uni
god States in conference to be held
In Washington one year hence.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-05-04

AT Piacerville, last Monday night April
aoth, of mountain fever, J. W. Brcnnin,
aged twenty years.
Brcnnin has been running a packtrain
this spring tor Ridenbaugh's crew Of log
drivers, on Payette. His father lives at
the mouth of the Malheur,
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L. SAMUEL, Pubhsha,
lTi-i79 Second st.. Portland, OTsguA

every instance surprised the recipi-
ents with size, condition, and in be-
ing in every instance true to name
and warranted to grow, or the firm
will replace all that fail. 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
first year. The warrant is from the
Oldest and best nursery firm in the
U. s., and reliable. Any person
wanting trees of any kind, great or
small order, drop postal card to DR..
|. +. Mahan, Emmett, Idaho, and the
agent will call on you, and take or
ders to be delivered spring or fall.
EMMETT, Jan. "a, 'S8.
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Came to the Enclosure of the und.,.;.
ed; Jan: II, 1888, one mare with sueh,g
colt. Mare about twenty years old Jldd'AIng
poor, color, sorrel, no brand; ia ME-, Wy
ieit eye, has white strip in face a S,aa IA 10
nind loot white. Colt branded , ~" ~ Icy
shoulder, has white strip in face s, ~ y, lels
white feet. The owner is reo,,es, u ,our
prove property, pay charges. i nci~d;lW
the publication of notices. and i tau
animals away. HUGH rp ssss 'he
Garden Valley, Jan. 81, ,Sy. Ai0'
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Mor,ce to Creditors.

Estate of James Munroe, decea''1
Notice is hereby given by inc u. #
signed, Administrative Of the es'a s;,o-s
James Munroe, deceased, to the creun '0.t
of, and all persons having claims 's 18th
the said deceased, to exhibit them s s,r
the necessary vouchers wi'nin ,his
months after the first publication "a me
notice, to the said administrairia, /"
office of c. s. Kingsley, at Idaho ol'
MAUD s. MuNRoE'
Administrative of estate of James IL"
roe, deceased.
April "a, 'es. 4w
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0nHDSea Wonders exist in thousands Of forms
III H. h, but are surpassed by the marvels of in
vsntion. Those who are in need Of pro-
htable work that can Ne done while living at home
should at once send tn cir address to Halet l. Co.,
Portland. haine and receive free. full information
how either of all ages, earn from IS to $25
per day and upwards wherever they live. You arc
started free. Capital not required. Some have
made over $50 in single day at this work. All
succeed
Jan. l. yr.
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Ths West shors = ths only Illustrated mags
gine published on The Paci1c COAST, and aside
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progress Of their development
Special iaustsated Articles appeaR n eacA
Issue also, several .pagss of NOTES Of TIE pro.
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cravings OF great interest 70 every resident Of
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Subscribers for 1888 rscsivs . large supple
ment every month. Tho hrst one Il beauti-
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Of the others rspressnts some feature Of on,
sublime scsneSy. The supplements arc alons
worth more than the price Of the magazine.
Try y for 1879, and after reading, send Il 70
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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. l have fixed this exam .,
nation in view of the dlfhculty Vi
travel from a distance at the regular
term, May I'd, and shall be glsa "a ~
meet all applicants then. on .s.u
there be any who cannot walt 'n''
can apply on May I'd.
J. A. LIPPINcorT,
County School Superintendent
April 10th. 3w.