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and she Is regarded as rival in that line OF Mrs.
Liyermore. Her manner in speaking is digniied,
calm and forcful. She has recently been on a
lecturing tour through Kansas and achieved great
popularity there. She Will spend three months In
that state again next fall. She made her home in
Boston until recently, when she removed to Evans
ton. ILL.,, where she now resides close by Miss Will
lard.
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is not only a prominent
figure in the small COM
pany OF women preachers,
but her eloQuence and
fervency OF feeling gives
her q high place In her
PROFESSION, regardless OF
sex. She Is now nifty.
eight years OF age, an
attractive, lovable and
magnetic woman OF me-
dunn height well-propor-
toned figure, and q lace
essentially feminine and
fuu Of Intellectual sweet
ness She has large, dark
eyes ana dark hair which
waves upon her temples
and falls t~x.hs-.S -
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over three hundred regiments are represeptea
q Dayton. o.. IN reception gwen by posts Of The
their conmander-ip-cnief. They psrnood IN 9
unoWueeeU yegtogoAy ofeogn0on.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

The TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT: or. TYR CoS-
IIlcr BETWEEN MAS AND AIcoliel- By HNSHs
MILAN BLAIR. United states Senator from Ne y
HAMPSHIRE. Boston: William n Smyfhe a %
Washington: v. p. Morse.
WILLIAM OF GERMANY. A Succinct Bi1gruuhy e
William l.. German uperor aud King Prussia
BY Arc HiBALD tORBEs. New York: CAsse A 20.
Washington: A \. MItberbee a 90.
Row TO GET RICH IN THE SOUTH Telling What
20 Do How to DO H. and the PROFIT. o. b. Real zsd.
b ". a. HARRISON. On Chicago: ". A. Harrison,
DR., Publishing 20.
DIVINE HEALING; or. THE AroNFNESr FoE SIN
sSD SICKNESS. By Capt A. kFIso CsnrTR. New
edition, rewritten and enlarged. New hOrk John
Il. Alden
JUDAISM on THE SOCIAL QUESTION. by Rzbhi
IA. BERKowITz. New YORK. John d. Alden
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A Talk WITH A DETECTIVE ABOUT PROFESSION Al
fickfocKErs-rHE VARIOUS DEGREES or ExrENr-
NEss-rRIcks TO WHICH THEY REsoRr-NES VINO
WORK WITH NOR"
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the importantly OF friends on his own behalf WITH
out the qualifications TO which have referred"
THE PRESENT JUDGES.
Chief Justice Bingham, OF the Supreme Court of
the District. speaking for the court, said: sswe
have been asked for our Views OF the bill by the
committee, and we have had some discussion OF
the subject but l cannot say that hat, we have come
Judge Smell said: Sc am In favor OF thorough
compilation and revision OF all the laws In force in
It Is generally known from remarks dropped by
the Judges from time to time that they are ravor-
able TO compilation, for there has been scarcely
1863 that the want and necessity has not been APP
parent. Judges Hagner and MerFick. both OF
whom have been at the Maryland bar, and Judge
cox who always practtced at our bar, are prob
ably better acquainted with the Maryland acts in
force here than their colleagues, although Judge
TO he 4 novice. These were on the bench with rhe
late Chief Justice Cartier and Judges Wyhe and
Macarthur (retired), all Of whom favored com.
pilat0n, and il Is believed that the old court were
Faon THR CrrIRRNs coNNrr4HR
At the last meeting OF the Citizens Representa-
tive Committee the committee on code OF laws sub
mitted resolutions which were ordered to be
that Is the .Ss y r. force in tns
gathered from many different sources comprising
remnants Of the common law. which have Ions
from whom we Inherited them; OF statutory enact
mentS BY the state from which We derived our ex
istence, which have become entfquated there, and
which are wholly unsuited TO the extgencies o
| the present times; OF municipal regulation
adopted BY the different municipal corporation
the Districts and, finally, Of the police ordnance
promulgated By the Commissioners Of the District
md a. Il IL essential 70 due, faithful and Impair
| tial execution OF the laws that those who an
| charGed with the administration Of them, - vel
| e the people who arc required 70 obey them
1 the different states have almost uniformly eause(
the1r legtsiatures 70 c0ndenDe into c0dee f0rwtnG
Q h0mo9eneous who's tho scattered laws epeeo1
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PICK up young converts ana make them do the
work while they watch ana give instructions and
then hold the property. There was once fellow
known as Johnny. the Greek He was a good
worker and never had any trouble an securing con-
federates He once went TO a country fair and.
being alone, he employed "a couple OF cOunIrymen
TO assist him, paying them 81 each. All they had
to DO was stand In some passageway and prevent
persons from passing. Tie countrymen thought
they were having lots OF fun. but when they JIIn-
bled to their employers racket they demanded an
he got rid OF his swag and discharged them Pr Pm
taking watches all IN .ef has do is TO SNAP the
chain IN two or break the ring, which can be done
in an instant An expert nnds no dif1lculty what
ever In taking watch.
A COURSE OF STUDY IN PRISON.
"What effect does II have on one OF these pro-
fessionals TO send him TO the penitentiary.n In
Quired the reporter.
III usually has the erect Of making him a bet
ter thief replied the detective ~for while he Is IN
prison he does nothing but study out new IDEAS
and concoct new schemes. When released he
caught again, ana win 60 back TO his old habits
before ne Is outside the prison walls twenty-four
crime" said ths detective shas always an.
peared TO me a. disease, because there are many
young men having all the luxures OF life at Their
command VINO prefer TO follow the NE Of tAei
respectable persona There was once man who
lived in one OF the large cities whose relatives
OF money and never wanted for Anything. but sfiiI
he preferred stealing 70 living hoaestiy. AT the
death OF one OF his relatives he fell her 20 an
mense brown st0oe building worth more than
100000, which he decided over TO his sister,
ne an ha "a. no use for Il because be
bis profession There rs another man who was
weilto-do but who preferred stealing 70 living on
his income. He Is now serving long sentence In
the penltentiary for attempting 10 roo coalectoi
Of about 5000. The collector was on street ca
when the man entered and knocked him over with
could get the money. and now he b paying the
penalty. There are many men now u prison We
have no excuse II tie world fOf leading 0leoone9<
| lives. but VINO have been brought there Through
| keeping bad COMPANY. When behind the oafS
| they wnl make god pfum11eA but when reieAseo
l INF - "a -
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THE DISTRICT LAWS.
What In said About the Proposed Csna.
ptlattOm.

IMPRESSION OF orYSIoS BY RECOGNIZED LxGAL Az
rHoRrrTEs-IS Favor on coNPrLArIoS--uvw orr
LAWS DIFFER FROM OTHER LAws-THE JURY
SYSTEM.
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OF GENERAL INTEREST.

A British shipmaster at New Or
leans reports that while off the coast
Of Patagonia butterflies We're blown
aboard his vessel at distance Of $50
miles from the land.
A Mount Vernon, n. Y. man who
has made the trial, asserts that any
man OF ordinary intelligence can mas
ter Nolapuk so as to write and speak it
correctly in months time.
White paupers are buried at At
tanta. Ga, by colored undertakers be-
cause the white undertakers will not
inter the bodies for less than $40, while
the colored ones charge only S2.50.
"A citizen of Eustis, Fla. is said to
have a combination tree in his garden,
consisting of lemon, peach. pear,
grape fruit, persimmon, orange and
guava, all grated on one stock and al
in bloom.
A Cincinnati woman who had los
her purse and n sum of money severa
months ago. was surprised few day
since to receive the missing article
with its contents untouched, in a pack
! age that came by mail.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

Fifteen years ago the Methodists
had but one conference in the State Of
Kansas, with only $4,000 members.
To-day they have four conferences and
10000 church members, and $4,000
scholars in their Sunday-schools.
The annual public expenditure for
education in Italy has reached the sum
of $6,704,2lS The number of public
primary day-schools is 1880. in which
are about 1,S73,723 pupils. There are
also 1929 primary private schools, with
1853, 1902 pupils.
Some of the Western cities pension
their public school teachers after GER
tain years of service. In Wiscon sin
twenty-one years of faithful work en-
titles teacher TO pensions; and Cleve-
land is considering proposition to.
ward the same end.
In recent religious canvass Of
Buffalo, N. Y. in which eight demons.
nations participated, only forty per.
sons were found in total of 6. O95 who
reported themselves unbelievers in
Christianity. and only three who
claimed to be infidels.
"A German has taken out a patent
Tor using bone slate pencils for writing.
They do not wear quick. and do no,
require to be sharpened. 1t is also ia
be supposed that young ladies' will no,
acquire any MOI bid appetite for them,
as is commonly supposed some of them
do for slate pencils.
The greatest trouble experienced
by the young ladies who teach in Chi.
nese Sunday-schools in this oity is te
keep the Cinnamon from thinking the,
are in love with them They are in
tensely vain as rule, and the uglies
Monaghan will imagine he is admired
on the slightest provocation.-PAila
delphia Times
KEY DR.. Francis L. Patton, pres,
dent-elect OF Princeton College, ha
frequently declared himself hearth
In favor of all sorts of athletic snort
Practiced by college men, provide
that the games are placed under tn
proper restrictions He gave a pras
teal instance of this last week. wbe
he presented four tennis courts. whic
had been prepared under his own in
structions. to the students of the Tbee
logical Seminary.
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A Pretty Work-Baskee

A very convenient and pretty Wv. s,s
basket may be made OF two f slud
baskets. The baskets are tlrm'l s,shd
toge Their. bottom to bottom sour Th,p
in the shape Of an hour-slass u,,i
the entire structure is Govern =, nj
sateen of any desired color 'alu " ,pt
plaits. tackled at top and po''v'. 'pst,
at the point of union OF the oa sn
The top basket is lined with sa''.m Inn
piece of heavy pasteboard eu' an h
and smoothly covered with sa'es ave-, an
in snugly, covering the po''o LIE
making a neat finish. Fun ri, i
are sewed in below the top " sss
basket. The outer rim mas .,.,t
lace founce, headed by poA-p .;,o
ribbon arranged to conceal 'n' ;hbO
the basket A broad piece Oh =, |
tied around where the bottoms u lar
baskets meet, is finished oy
bow.-F'arm and Fireside.
. 49,
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A teamster named f. w. r. LANCE
was driving near the corner of Jack.
son and Dupont streets in SIN Fran.
CISCO, when his wagon struck an old
rice sack lying in the gutter. Some
bones dropped out and he investigated
the matter. 1t was then found that
the skeleton was entirely bare of flesh
and only the head and ribs were at'
tAched. The body might have been
IN the sack about three months from
appearances. 1t was presumed that
It was the skeleton of a Chinese child
to China. i''on LIT
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AGRICULTURAL.
navotad to the Interests OF Farme"
and Stockmen.
Raising Strawberries.

Raising Strawberries.
A successful grower OF this perr.
te,ls bis plan of &C ion as follows; ~
grow strawberries we'll he puts land IN
good order in advance () by planning
i to some crop the year previous INA u
has to be highly MANFRED ana wen
cultivated. (2) He sets in rows SO a.
to cultivate them both ways, and runs
the cultivator close to the plants. to}
Never allows weeds to get start ana
be over half an inch high. tD ne
mulches old plants with cheap nay
and does nothing to the plants un'll
after fruiting, letting them grow up
through the mulch. :,
BY following this simple plan O,
cultivation he has no trouble, ana
grows strawberries as cheaply to the
bushel as corn or potatoes. Of course
they are more profitable. Strawberry
beds should be set three feet apart IN
the row and plowed both ways and
kept in the best possible order. The
crop is early and furnishes means at
season when farmers need money ano
would else have to borrow it. Ii there
are young people in the family to pici
them and pack them it will furnisl
them pleasant occupation and 1t VII
also pay them well for the time In
vested.
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MARKET REPORT.
Reliable Quotations Carefully Revised
Every Week.

WHEAT Valley, III Zo@Pi -~s
Walla Walla, 81 l2@l 10y
RARLEY- Whole, 81 l0@l Ia
ground per ton, 1875 0o@27 bo.
oATs-Milling, 42@4sc,; ieed' A
@45c.
HAY-Baled, SIS Oo@l6 90.
sEED-Blue Grass, 14!@l6c. Tim
othy, 93@1Oc.; Red Glover, lac loo.
FLOUR Patent Roller, VA w;
Country Brand, 80 70.
EGGS-Per doz, Zoe.
BUTTER-Fancy roll, per pound
25c.; picked, 15@2Oc.; inferior
grade, 15@22t,.
CHEEsE-Eastern, 16@2Oc.; Ore
gon, 14@l6c.; California, 14tc.
VEGETABLES Beets, per sack
81 so; cabbage, per h., DC; carrots AFRO
per SIX, 81 25; lettuce, per doz oo Zvc. )
onions, 81 90; potatoes, per loO los''
9Oc. @$l; radishes, per doz., lo@zoc.
rhubarb, per h., &c.
HONEY-In comb, per h., loc';
strained. gal. tins, per Id. Stc.
POULTRY - Chickens, per doz.'
80 25@4 90; ducks, per doz., W Oo@
8 90; geese, 81 0O@9 90; turkeys
,, per h., 16@lSc.
PROVISIONS-Oregon hams, 12ae
! DER h.; Eastern, 13@13tc.; Eastern
r breakfast bacon, 124c. per h.; Oregon
12@13c.; Eastern lard, lo@ll3c. pei
o lb.; Oregon, 1O!c.
GREEN FRUITS Apples, ~ U
:. @2 50; Sicily lemons. 80 SCOT w
d California, SO 5Q@5 90; Naval orange
n $6 90; Riverside, 81 90; Mediterra
s. mean, A %.
DRIED FRUITS-Sun dried ar
y Piles, TIC. per h.; machine dried, !OG
e lie; pitess plums, &c.,; 1;alla1
y prunes, 100 40; peaches, 124@ lac.
II raisins, 50 25@2 SO.
VI VI WOOL-valley, l2@l6c.; Easter
oregon. 1OB1f
: HIDES-Dry beef hides, SOLO;
W culls, 6@7c.; kip and calf, Solo;
&c Marian, 10 Ole. tallow, 3@3ac.
~ LUMBER-Rough, per NJ, $40 OF
,e edged, per NJ, $12 90; T. and
os sheathing, per M, $l3 90; No. 2 foo
ing, per NJ, $1S 90; No. 2 ceiling, pr
M sis 90. No 2rustic. per NJ, $l8 on
-, rs clear rough, per NJ, $40 90; clear P.
-, w. s, per M, 1922 so; No. l flooring, p
~ NJ, $22 So No. ceiling, per !
y, $22 so; No. l rustic, per M, $22 81
IT. III stepping, per M, $25 90; over
Nv Nv inches wide, extra, VI 90; lengths
AO to so, extra, 80 90; lengths SO to
, extra, 81 90; II lath, per M, 81 2
It, II lath, per M, ~ so.
w. BEANS-Quote small whites, 81
Ior pinks, SO; bayos, So; butter, "a {
~. Limas, 81 so per Genital.
ed MEAT-Beef, wholesale, 3@34
er. dressed, To-. sheep, &c; dressed, 6
ne. hogs. dressed, 7@7ac.; veal, 7@Sc.
Ire COFFEE-Quote Salvador, L
up. Costa RIGA, 1S@20c.; Rio, 1920
is Java, 274c.; Arbuckle's's roasted, 2
Tor SALT Liverpool grades of
S. quoted $1S, $40 and 500 for the tn
ao' sizes; stock salt, $40.
~ PICKLES-Kegs quoted steady
w. 81 IS.
I'D SUGAR-Prices for barrels; Golt
C,54c.; extra G, SIC. dry granulat
act 65c.; crushed, fine crushed, cube {
sed powdered, 7sc.; extra G, 5sc.; hal
RE- and boxes, &c. higher.
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-Beggar-''Win you please give
me dime, sirP I'm deaf and dumb. )"
Gentleman-"Dcaf and dumbp" Beg
gar-"l mean I'm blind. It's me twin
brother who is deaf and dumb, sir. We
look so much alike that l get mixed
up myself sometimes. Troy Press.
-Vagrant-"Beg parding. mum,
but could We have the kindness to lend
me box OF sardines to open with my
can openerP" Mrs. Oatcake-"Sorry
l can't, poor fellow; but here's dipper
OF water and a track. kinder hate to
send the poor away empty-handed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

QUEEN EMMA Of Holland is oru.
nette. whose eyes would be pretty did
abe not continually wink when speak
ing. thus giving you the impression oil
preparing for good burst OF tears
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LEXINGTON. MISS, has three femi-
nine residents who play an important
part in keeping the town in communi-
cation with the rest OF she world
One OF the ladies aforesaid is post
mistress, another express agent, and
the third has charge OF the telegraph
,ffica
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OsLY one civilian out Of the Presi
dents OF this country gained his first
election after he was sixty, and that
one was James Buchanan. The
chance for presidency after sixty Is
small and growing less.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

The Arabs exhaust their greens
and blues, and puppies, and reds, and
black upon the walls and ceilings and
make their apartments perfect
kaleidoscopes OF colors, and with
beautiful results withal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

WILLIAM PIrr entered the uuiver-
sity at fourteen, was Chancellor OF
the Exchoquer at twenty-five, Prime
Minister at twenty.four, and SO con-
tinued for twenty years; and at thirty
five was the most powerful uncrowned
head in Europe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

A colored minister, recently elected
justice of the peace in jacksonville,
Fla, was found to be disqualified be-
cause his house was just outside Of the
city limits While the matter was be-
ing discussed. Mr.. Lee hired force of
men and moved his house into the city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

THERE is Shakespeare Hotel in
rstford-upon-Ayon, and instead OF
numbers the names Of plays are on
the room doors. Take the gentle
mans luggage up to Romeo and
Juliet" is a common order.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

DIS MONIES, Iowa, has been stirred
ND over an attempt at grave robbery
in a cemetery on the suburbs OF that
city. The ghouls were medical stu
dents and narrowly escaped lynehirg'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

THERE is Il concern in New York
which employ girls to crack and pick
nuts, the kernels Of which are sold to
coniectioners. The shells are sold 10
be ground up and used in the manu-
facture OF spices.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

SPENCER, MASS, has publc-spirited
citizens. The other day one OF them
gave IA acres OF land for a public
park, another gave $4,000 for high
school. and another gave $4,000 for
public library.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

The House Of Representatives Is
constituted OF 325 members from
thirty-eight states, and two delegates
from each territory. The latter have
no voting power or places on commit
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

WEBSTER was in college at ffteen'
gave earnest Of his great future before
he was twenty-five, and at thirty was
the peer of the ablest men in congress
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

MARIE ASroISETTE's scissors and
sepknife were recently sold a, auction
for $3.50. The relics were terribly sug-
gestiye of the instrument when
caused her death.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

The present national bank System
of the United States was organized
February IS, 1863, to give uniformity
to the paper currency and the bank
ing laws OF the country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

THE French Transatlantic steam
ship company has furnished its large
fleet with complete apparatus Tor
dropping oil on the waves" during
bad weather.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

WHEN workmen were sinking 'he
we'll for the sugar works at Douglas
kan stratum of live frogs was
struck a, depth of 80 feet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

THE widow OF Ex-Governor Colby, oil
New London, Conn, aged ninety-two'
made and contributed a handsome
tidy TO the fair lately held by the
ladies OF that place.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

RoyALrY has its drawbacks, Prin-
cess Louise of Lorpe is just Az, ana
can't pass herself of as 80, Tor the TACT
ia recorded in all the English almanacs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

An English philanthropist says
there are no fewer than 30,OOo gypsy
children in England, OF whom not
more than 5 per cent. are able to read
and write.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

YALK's historic fence is again
threatened with destruction, and the
students have petitioned the corpora
ton to use their influence toward its
preservation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24
RAILROAD ENGINEERS,
An oid Knight OF tho Throttle Tall
About His ColIeapne.

An Old Knight of tho Throttle Talk.
About His Colleagues.
There saa general belief among the
uninitiated that all good enginees ar.
practical machinists. This belief i.
entirely erroneous. for the rule has al
ways been that the best engineers com,
up from the ranks of the firemen and
not from the machine shops. Will,
an engineer of experience can repair II
break in the nachinery of his charp,
he could not build locomotive or an,
part OF it at all intricate in construc.
ton. Instances can be cited wher,
machinists have totally lacked the
nerve gained by long experience, to
run an express train at the high rate
pl speed necessary to make schedul,
lihe' and in the majority of cases
"here man is taken from the shops
and placed on locomotive he mako,
better freight engine driver thar
when put in charge of passenger.
once knew popular engineer who
had worked in the machine shops unit
INTO middie-life, and had then hoo,
gwen desirab e run on the limited
express His train was ALWAYS benin,
time, and in a few months he look q,
terribly aged. One day he threw n,
his job. and none too soon fo,. b,
would inevitably have lost the ,plac,
anyway. and he afterward told M
mat he lacked the nerve to pull tn
.hr"''ia out and give her tho full head
way needed to make the time on his run
ne sa'o that when running at rapi
ra'e ne ieit like man gazing down
"aru from dizzy height. and nothin
could induce him to step within III
cab again. He went back In III
shops There are exceptions E
course out they are few and far b,
tween. st. Louis Globe democrat
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

-"Arc all people that come to our
country womenp' asked little Tommy.
why. no, my child" said his mann.
ma. There are good many men
and some little boys, like you. that
come" Then what makes YOU call
them all Emma Grants?" was Tommy's
resnouse.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

A High Ofice. What does your
father doP" asked the teacher of the
new boy. Hes contractor" was
the reply, "A railroad contractor"
" No ma'am, a sausage contractor. He
ties up the ends after another man has
filed them. It'd Bits.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

A PECULIAR case OF nervousness is
that of a lady in South Troy, New
York. whose attacks. it is said, usually
terminate with the dislocation OF her
.au
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-24

The choirs Of the Church oil Eng.
land include $4,000 voluntary ana
1900 paid male singers, and 'o,oV
voluntary and a,l0o paid female sing
ers