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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-10-26

Les jeunes vagabonds aux
Etats. Unis. II rfsultc dune sta
tistique que ron Went de dresser i
Washington quilfp'y a pas moins
dc 10000 enfants on .jeunes gems
vivant en- 6tat DC vagabondage aux
Etats.C uis.
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s; vous vOulpz rtndre la cOulpnr
nrimitjve aux chpvenx, EN- emp6
cher Ia chnte 1T meme Ell acc6Ierer
AT auruepter Ia crOissance. servez.
vous du Renovateur pour lrs che
yeux lie Hall"
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Tn terrible accident est arrive
me,rredi d.rniar. n rhab't"t'on
M%un~or, pres Napo'fo"r'''e' U"
onvrier blanc q etc saisi dams Pen
de Ia machine ct 'lttera'e'
ment hrOy6.
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NOVELTIES LOCALES.

Les amis de Mr.. Pant &. Casta'
nedo ont 6tf h-nreux dr 'e vo'r ces
;orrs derniers faisant IN tOurnee
IL long dn hayon Lafourche, a'ns'
oue Mr.. Flaspo'ler.
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lie 2 d6cembre 1889. a"r" lien .
midi. IA vente aux encheres DIES
ferries DE- la paroisse Lafo"'chr,
/, majson dr. cOmr. VOir Ia mo-
+;c. nnblife dams Ia partie angIaise
du j"rrna'.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-10-26

Lundi proclaim, une conference
observation-disclosures doit avoir lien an
presby,arp de pfgIise st. Joseph.
sous IL prfsidence du Rev. Cbas.
M4nar,l. Tons les cures du district
Y as~sistrrout probablement. C'est
une vieille coutnme qui 6tait tom
BEE en- desnetude ct que ron resus-
site.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-10-26

Mr., L. Kraemer de Ma)sgay,
nous A rendu unp v,site cette re-
maine. laquelle visite nous von'ons
lui ,pndre bipnt6t ct bien vite. IL
beaucenp a %aprrcndro avec
notre intelligent concitoye".
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VENDRE.

10000 BRIQUES de seconde main.
. I'M PRIX RAISONNABLE, sur rha.
bitation "Uncle Peter" i III Vacherie
S'adresser i Mr.. Alceste Boudreaux !
LOckpnrt.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-10-26

Sur le boulevard:
-N'Onbliez pas IN pauvre aveu.
gle, mon bon monsieur!
Ie monsieur:
MATS, Ia der"iere fois que ie
vouS al vn, vonS ttipz sourd-muet!
-Je le sails bin, mails vous Ne
ponvez pas exiger dun homme Quill
continue un etat dams lequel il perd
DE- Pargpnt! -rs
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NOTICE.

Mr.. Wilfrid Debate sc ,,et a la disposition.
des anjonrd'ilui de ses clients ct 10 ees a,uis.
SEES grands travanx de plantations sont inie
ct il cat pref d repondrc au premier appel ani
lui sera fnit pour toni ouvrage de maconnerie.
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NOTIcE

IN TRES RON C~AhOnlFERE DE SE-
~ CONDE main ct i tres bon march6, EFT
\ vendre. S'adresser aux bureaux de IL SEN
TINELLE do T%hihodaux.
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AVEyDRE.

Une grandc q~uantit2 de- BARDEAUX, pre-
miere qualite ct d6livres sur ,e bord dn Bayou
LafOnrche i Thibodaux. S'adrsaser 4 Mr.. q.
l.. CARO-. agent pour Mr.. Jules I 6chaux. on
aux bureanx de Ia SENrINELLE de Thibodanr
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-10-26
L,HYGIENE POUR 1OUs.
LIZ uASSA0R.

''tusccs oNt pressure Uuc
vo"s ne mons croirirz an'avec l.eine,
e. %cepeNdant II sen faut de bi4n
pen que ce ne soft Ia verite.
A qnoi lea charlaians, les rebou-
tenrs famenx doivent-ils leur pOpn-
laritei An massage. Crlni ci Ienr
prrmet, en- rffiet, a enx qni sont
presqne tonjOnrs DIES ho,nmes sans
science ancnne. lie faire pour ainsi
dire des miracles.
II FAINT done quill constitute une
matiqne dime grande %pnissance.
d'antant plus grande qu'on sait
mienx sen servir.
Or, comment RI tait.il one lie mas
sage soit rest6 pendant DIES siecles
dams le domaine empiriqnes
Comment sc fait.il que le medccin
l'ait neglig6 81 longtempsi II est
fort probable que c'est jnstement
parce que les charlatans pont en-
ploy6 que les medecins FONT delais-
sc. La raisOn est loin d,6tre homie,
anssi appronvons nous les savants
francais qni, il y u cinqnantaine
d'annees, FONT rehabilitt en- en- fai-
SAINT u methode scientifique de
traiIement. Dn reste, Hippocrate
ma t il pas dit: "Le mfdecin dot
posseder l'experience de beanconp
de chooses ct entire autres, celle do
massagc.'
lie massage, DIN gree massein (pe-
tIir), consiste dams Faction De
pTessrr, petrir, av-c Ia main l'une
des parties du corps.
Dams quel pays at il pris nais-
sancei Est.ce en- Chine on autre
part ? On men salt rien. CONNIE il
est repandu partout, meme chez
les sauvages, ct celia des les temps
les plus recuks, il esq fort probable
one plusieu:s peoples y ont en- re-
cours ell meme temps.
Les manRuvres constituent le
massage sont tres variees; Littr6
ct Robin EN- client douze. II sufit
de les ranger en- quatre categories
distinctes:
La premiere comprend les fric-
tons simples. Celles-ci peuvent
6tre rectilignes, sp,rales, concentri.
ques, excentriqnes.
La seconde comprend les frictions
fortes. C'est le massage propre.
ment dit. Ces fiictions s.operent
avpc les doigts, on bien avcc les
mains %entieres, ct on les fait Ell
%snivant Ia direction dn sang vel
nenx.
La troisieme comprend les malax.
ations on petrissage. Oe son,
DIES manipnlations differences
(~froissement, pincement, fonlage
sciage, etc.). ayant. ponr but d'agi1
sur les parties profonies CONNIE le.
trictions agissent sur les parties
snperficielles. Ces manBnvres SON
snrtont employees dams les affec
lions viscerales, ct on les a compa-
rees aux movements que Pon fai
pour petrir Ia pate. :
La quatrieme comprend les per
EMISSIONS. Celles-ci ont pour bul
ld'imprimer IN choc snbit ct inter
mittent q Ia partie anr laqueue OF
les dirige. Dams cette zcategorit
entrent le claquement, qui Sc pra
tique avec la main ouverte ct :
plat ; le pointillage qui &c fait ave,
Ia pointe DIES doigts disposes e,
cercle petit Oh grand, ct les la
chures, sorte de percussion lineaire
~vihrante, ex6catee ayec les doigt'
s'entrechoquant brusquement ri
frappant IL partie malade avec !,
bord ulneairs du petit doigt.
lie massage pene 20 pratiquol
avec les mains sAches, mails ordi
nairememt on les cndnit dun corp,
rras oui facilito lo Qliseement.
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NOCVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
II GDES ~EERANGERS.

coiE"" " "oS OfSou %
Mr. rhomss Al>erti PREVENT ses amie
lea voyageurs quill Went de faire Dc non
voanx arrangements qui lui permettront d.
Satistaire tout ceux Iui voudront ~lhennos
rer deleur con iance
Repas Atouteh eurc de Ia ,ourn6e ct su
commando.
Table d'h6te . 10 heur~s du matin DOM
%d6ieuner ct 4 4 heures d. a"ir pr ur diner.
Chambres commo1e s ct bien garnies.
PRfX MODERFT
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Tn Tongue dun nouvean genre

y n q" = 9 - -.
lie reverend Blackwell, ministre
dune egli>e m6,hodiste q Fort
Sheridan, a ouvert, parait.il, recon-
,nent, une petite epicerie dams Ia
meme localite, pres DIES casernes de
l.arm&e fed6tale. Fort Sheridan
est I'm village de temperance ct Ia
vente DIES BLOSSOMS alcooliques y
est ioterdite. Or, depuis que lie
mlnistre . ouvert son <picerie, Il
5est mis- I vendre an lM6tends TO.
nique OWL reeommandait . ses
clients CONNIE une panac3e univer.
eelle. II sooveau TONGUE , bien.
tot Obienu IN tel success que les
autositGs du village sen sont
6mu6s 1t out onvert une enquAte.
On = decoussrt alors que le fameux
TONGUE du reverend BaYkwell
n'6tait en- r6alit6 que du whlskty
de qnalit6 infErieure.. lie ministre
. Gf6 arr6t4 ct condamoe settlement
pour Ia forn,e 4 45 d'amende ; mais
tout son aock de "toniqne" u etc
cobfisque.
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AVENDKE.

I'.Wo BRIQUES de premiere qua;ite sort
= v~n'ire l.sr Mr.. THEODOKE ADAM, eur h
naSo" Laf"nrche, pes IL Canal Harang. La
ie de'nand-. Prlx: $500 10 MILLER.
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AJAX Mnitres d, EcoIes.

Ioua lee pr"fess~urs ct maitres d'6csles qvi
v"udront oOtenlr DIES situations pour la See
sio, prochaiue. sont prGyenua unTls unt :
sub'r nne exxmen rr6alAble. Get examen
aura lien 4 Poffice de NM. +. A, O'Sulliva,
ct 4. +. kn"bloch n'imrorte qnel jour dc L.
se'''a,ne. les di":anche~ It jnmrs de- fetes ex-
r,ep'Ss, Les hsures d~'cxauen sont 6tabl,es
.. ~ henrts du n'atin 4 I henres du soir.
hootent'on dan crrtiicat ant6rieur et 10
mention de pluaieurs aunees de p~rat;oue dan.
i-nseipnement ne seron: ,as des titrrs am.
SAINTS hour se dGrOber a Pexa,nen susdit ont
dana 'rsprit du Bureau des Ecoles eat deveau
Q6oeSsalre.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-10-26

E. w. BLAKE,
a. F. KNOBLOCH.
& Ers...zs +. A. sOHULLIVAN
kft Z. A. KADEAUX,
H. W.. TABOR, 81.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31
STANLEY HAS COME,
The Hero Of Afrira-A New Beok 4
His Wonderful Adventures.

Henry Nj. Stanley stands now a.
the greatest explorer and adventureI
the world has known. He is the hero
OF the most remarkable discoveries in
all the records Of daring and explo-
rations.
Emin Pasha was wandering some
where 10 the tropical wilderness, and
struggling to hold the country Of
which hS was ruler. Stanley hastens
to the rescue. He vsnishes from the
sight Of the civilized world; months
and seasons pass, and still no news
from Stanley.
After untold privations and amaz-
ing triumphs, he eperges from the
wilds Of the Dark Continent aecom-
panied by Emin Pasha. In his last
great triumph he has put the climax
upon all his previous explorations and
victories.
His adventures and discoveries
have been grand, wonderful and
marvellous. The full and authentic
accounts will be related in the new
genuine Stanley book, from his first
entrance into Africa, and richly il
lustrated with over 400 of the grand
est and most wonderful OF the new
engrayings and colored plates ever
seen in book of travels. The His
tory Company, 723 Market Street,
San Francisco, Cal, are the publish
ers. The book will be sold by sub
scription only. Agents are wanted
to sell the book, to whom most lib
eral inducements will be offered on
application. We call attention TO
the advertisement in another column.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31
cAAas sFMAs ~ PLAcARvrLLE

"ouiu pe di.hcuit to surmise
now the merry Christmas Holiday,
0oula oe spent more mirthfully, mu.
.'cahy or munifcently than they were
loy the inhabitants Of this anciep,
o'.y' Fiacerv'lle. Advantage was
joined to amusement, and profits were
gathered with pleasure: that is IN
speaking Of tile Christmas Tree thu,
the ladies' Of this place, with the as.
slstance Of Charley Myers and Jas
la'ley' erected in Vesey Hall on
christmas Eve. I cannot describe
the beautiful fir tree as accurately a.
you did the one at Idaho C,ty no,
being able to ses it on account of the
many presents that adorned It's
branches. The practical expressions
OF merry Christmas and good will !,
displayed rayed every persons face
with pleasure who gazed upon It
Around this tree that bended beneatl,
ITS weight Of wealth, the intellect and
art OF this place clustered. DR.. Wade
conducted the exercises. The bows
and girls of the school gave us reel.
tatlons and dialogues in very cred
table manner, and the Misses Node
HALEY, Agnes HALEY, Maggie Nc.
Glnness and Josie McDevitt, assisted
by DR.. Wade and others, furnished
the audience with vocal and instru
mental music. After the literary ex-
erc'ses Santa Claus appeared clothed
IN his comical winter or Xmas appar.
el, scattering candies freely to the
children and making considerable
fun. Afterward, assisted by Mrs
Myers, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Tucker, DR.
Wade and w. Dawson, he disbur-
dened the tree and distributed the
many presents to the audience. We
were dismissed by Dir. Wade, feeling
richer than when we came. Or
Xmas morning, being all religious
we all went to church. The day fol.
lowing, Thursday, DIR. Wade gave q
dance to the children of this place
1t was a grand success. 1t was
pleasing to see the little ones, and
some of the larger ones, enjoy them
selves. Good music was furnished
free by DR.. Wade, Miss Node HALEY
Miss Mary Gibbs, Phillip Ranft anc
others. The old Placervlllans say il
was the best they have heard on thi.
side. George McMannus, when the
children were resting, gave song
and dance.
Everybody is happy on this side
excepting Charley Myer and Ton
Fault, Charley got the useless enc
of pig on the Christmas Tree, ant
| Tom an empty whisky bottle
Tow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

MRs. OBE IREroN, of Squaw creek,
who disappeared several days ago,
and it was feared had jumped into
the river, never left the premises, and
about seven hours after her disap,
pearance went into the house. Mrs.
Ireton's illness was brought on by
sunstroke last summer. As will be
seen by letter from Squaw creek,
there are hopes of permanent cure,
which will be good news for the many
friends of Mrs. Ireton.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

The Rocky Bar Bulletin saws that
the great pine forests of Elmore
county have as yet been lightly
touched by the hand of man. Local
needs have kept six saw mills in
operation and about 100000 feet of
lumber have been manufactured.
When the county government shal,
be able to greatly improve the high
ways this industry will be rapidly de-
veloped. The towns of Rocky Bar,
Mountain Home ard Glenn's Ferry
are improving in all directions. The
latter town is railroad division, and
railway shops and engine houses are
in course of erection. Both public
and private buildings in each Of
these towns are increasing in number
and value, and the educational sys-
TEN is being developed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

Gov. SHouP and two or three prom
inent citizens of North Idaho have
gone to Washington to work for
Statehood for Idaho. Ex- x-Governor
Stevenson intended to leave yester-
day. Ex-Delegate Ainslie, if it is
possible for him to do SO, will also
start for Washington in eight or ten
davs to labor in behalf of the welfare
and general advancement of Idaho III
the shape of Statehood, The lntiu-
ence of these staunch friends of the
Gem of the Mountains will add
momentum to the movement LOT
Statehood.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

ONE OF the oldest citizens of this
place, and an ex-Congressman, who
represented Idaho four years as Del
egate, has become the possessor OF
snug fortune. The Idahoan IN
whom the Goddess of Fortune has
smiled to the extent of many thou.
sands Of dollars is ex-Delegate in
Congress, George Ainslie. His un-
Gle, Col. Ainslie, died sometime age
in Scotland, and Georges portion Of
the wealth OF his uncle we have heard
stated all the wav from $4,000 tc
$4,000, which is now in his posses
s on. George is little reticent about
stating the exact amount for publica
ton, but says he has enough to keeE
himself and family comfortably a.
long as they live.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

A Washington special brings us
report of an interview with Presi.
dent Harrison by Delegate Dubois,
which is encouraging to the friends
of statehood for Idaho. The Presi-
dent sent an invitation to Mr.. Dubois
to come to the white house. He told
him that he wanted some information
about the Territory. There was such
an appeal going up from within its
limits for admission that he wanted
to know something about its claims
to Statehood. Mr.. DuboIs was ready
to give information. lie is always
very enthusiastic over Idaho.
"Mr. President" he said, 81 am 60
ing to make very strong plea fo
that Territory. In 1880 it had 80,
900 people; o.day the population il
l25,000. In 1880 we spent $4,000
for school purposes; this year W,
spent s1G0, 500 in that line. Ever,
county in the Territory has at leas
one newspaper, and the average i
two for each county. The peopl
have been looking at Idaho at lon:
range. We have 100000 acres Q
fine forest lands aud 100000 acre
of purely agricultural lands. Th
lands taken up in the past yea
amount to 353,253 acres, which rep
resent an increase in population c
ll2.O09 in the agricultural districts
Our financial condition is solid. Th
bonded Indebtedness is about S140
600, and $2l, 900 is in the sinkin
f,nd. and t,.ere is balance of S34
900 in the treasury. This years pre-
duct in precious minerals is $1,000
600 | think we ought to be State.
Mr.. Dubois kept on firing figure
at the President for twenty minutes
81 am much interested in what 20
have told me-" said the Presidsn
when he had concluded.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31
sQUAw CREEK LErrEn
SWEET PosrorplcR, Dec. 81. 40

Il. ASh, Lee. xI, ~
Mr.. EDITOR: Mrs. Obe Iretor.
VINO has been sick the past three
months was taken to Middleton for
.nea'ca' treatment last Monday. The
.r'ehas q Mrs. lreton will be rlad to
learn that the physician guarantees !
permanent cure.
Craig Baird has left for h;s AZ,
home in Oregon, to be gone tbre.
or four weeks.
Jerry Dill has brand new babv
at his house. If he will let no o,os.
twice we can tell what is; but cam
get handy enough to Jerry to ask
him.
Frank Drake steps pretty high owe,
the arrival Of brand new baby bov
VINO says we can't raise everything
on Squaw creek?
West Talley, one Of our enterpris.
ing saw mill men, moved to his ranch
on Little Squaw to-day.
Was there any Christmas up your
way! The joys Of that natal day II
this section were only such as were
derived from punching cows around
Snow is from three to eight inches
deep down here.
Tom Black killed nine deer las,
week.
Andy McQuade and Charley Webb
landed home from Banner Christmas
day. They say the flowers are all il,
bloom in that burg. / wonder what
the boys have been taking?
NJ q
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31
Advice 70 Mothers.

MRS. WINsLpw's Soothing SYRUP, for
children teething, is the prescription oi
one OF the best female nurses and physi
clans in the United States, and has been
,ised for forty years with nevcr-failing
success by millions of mothers for theii
children. During the process of teethina
lis value is incalculable. 1t relieves thu
child from pain. cures dysentery and di
arrhea, gripping in the bowels, and wind
collie. By giving health TO the child il
rests the mother. Price, 25c, bottle.
Feb. -, 1oS9-y1.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

Mss MARY RATHER, an accom-
plished lady, of Granite Creek, an
nounces in this issue of the WORLD
that she will give lessons in French
and Spanish, at this place, twice each
month. All desirous of learning
those languages will do we'll 10 avail
themselves of this opportunity. Miss
RATHER is a cousin of Father Hen
drlckx.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

missioners of Boise County at the Audi
tors office in Idaho City,
Monday. January Is. 1880,
up to la O'Clock NJ of said day, for the
purpose of taking care of the INDECENT
sick, and county poor, OF Boise county
for the ensuing year. Bids to be
as follows. to-wit: One bid for the
board. lodging. nursing, clothing and
washing for the INDECENT sick, and
county poor, of Boise county. including
the burial expenses of all iEdigent sick.
aud county poor, who may die in the
hospital of Boise county. for one
year from January II. 1890. One bid
for medical attendance and furnishing
medicines for the INDECENT sick, and
county poor, of Boise county, and tor
holding pest niartem examinations on all
who may 6ie in the hospital of said coun:
ty, where the same would be chargeable to
the county for one year from January IA.
1890 Bidders may include the above
two subdivisions in one bill if so desired.
Parties receiving the contracts W II be
required to enter the same in writing and
file bonds with approved security in The
sum of double the amount of their bid.
Special attention paid to all bids, by Co.
Commissioners. al si,is meeting.
WIN. WARNER,
Clerk u Bosyd.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

EE AVALANCHE: On Satur-
morning last an explosion oo-
~ The Po,osi mine just back
'n' whereby two miners came
I, s'ng their lives. The explo-
II, vas caused by foul air in the
y mai mne. The fame came
n the drift and ran up the
oaa'y q burning two miners
"A" reter Nelson and Henry
|a Dr. McCauley was called il
4, ass'ed their burnt faces, anc
,s;. y unfortunate gentlemen are
a'nhg as well as can he ex,
uadsr the circumst, noes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

fHERE will be no service at the
kholic Church at this place on the
[ond Sunday in January, on ac-
bot Of the presence of Rev. Hen
FIX being required in the places
|ng the Payette river and U. P.
|lway line.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31
The County Commissioners

The County Commis sioners
OF Boise county, Idaho Territory, viii
meet in regular session at the clerks Office
in Idaho City, on
Monday. January Is. 1880
All accounts or other matters coming
l,efore said Bnard should be filed two days
prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must be legally
verified to insure action thereon. and ne
bill will be presented unless all The fees
are paid WM. WARNER
Dc 20, 80. Caerk Doa,d ca CON
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IDAHO Lodge No. /, A. f. & A. M.
a'ied the following officers on the
snlng of the 9th inst: Isidor
pAa' w. M; Wilhelm Lass, S. W.;
'h'y Clifton, J. w; John Kennaly,
R's' Jos. Travis, Sec; S. c. Sils,
Marshall; D. Ferguson, S. D.;
A4llenbrun, J. d.; d. McCIintock
J. Small, Stewards; A. KALI
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h WESTON LET: last Friday for
Libra, Washington county, to visit
| |hIks, Jim will return sometime
ing the winter.
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'at following is a list of the off
! installed by Idaho Chapter No.
q NJ on Dec. 26th: Stephen
Os@psey, NJ. E. H. P; Chas,
~ =. :. T.; Geo. L. Young, E. S.;
,A'0''nfock, G, of H.; .Iohn Ken.
>; Henry Clifton, R. A. c.;
sas'' sas NJ. of Sd v; S. c. silsby
va va Y; John H. Myer, NJ. of Isl
'''a0r Smith, Treas; J. Travis
n 4. KALI, Sentinel.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

|aRs. THos. SrApLEroN, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Bunch, of
|rden valley, has been very i'll for
hstime, and Sylvester, second son
Nj. and Mrs. Bunch, has also been
~ low with pneumonia, but at last
counts was improving slowly.