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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-11-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ETRMS



Bring ia shat load Of wood.
Cotton 9 S-4 cents per pound.
Christmas VIII be here very soon.
Read The communications or tho
first page.
Watson & Co. carry The stock and
are headquarters for Drags. sep5eow4m
Business was slightly on The increase
las, week.
For select lot OF Tablets Watson &
Co.'S Drug Store can't be beat.
sep5eow An
The iuka Alliance No. 14io will meet
y P. m. sharp on Saturday. A full
attendance is requested.
4 new d or has beer put down in the
Methodist church, who gives it a
nsst appearance.
And now the small boy rolloth The
hosp, and the small girl wslksth on
stslts and gctteth fall Sch is life.
Large stock of Drugs ard Sundries.
Prices guaranteed against all retail
drug stores at Watson & Co.'S.
sep5eow A
Mr.. W. r. Banster handed as an
apple that was taken from oae of his
trees last week, which, he said, was
the second crop from the same tree.
Msrried at the residence OF Monroe
E6mondson on Wednesday, November
9th, By Rev. W d. Page, MIR. John A.
Rsst to Miss Nancy Underwood.
Mr. Chilly. of Sheffield, Ala.. was On
our streets Tuesday purchasing cotton
for eastern markets at from $ 10 8 IL
cents.
All calls for Dr.. Carmack left at w.
g. Hubbard u Co.'S. drug store will re-
ceiye prompt attention. All prescrip-
tioEs filed with caie day or night. tt
Ycsslccal return thanks to Rav. ST.
Clair Lawrence and family for courte~
sizes extended last week. We appre-
ciate TIE kindness and will always hold
them in grateful remembrance.
Mr.. Frank Hubbard came over from
\ Arkansss last week 10 be present at thu
+ morriage Of his daughter. Miss Hattie
Z Hnbbasd- He lett for Arkansas last
Friday morninU.
Breathes there. man With soul so
dead who never 10 himself hath said
s 1 will Immediately peregrinate 10 the
REPORTER oflice aDd settle up my in
dsbteduess.
Bank, notary and corporation seals
can be had by applying 10 this office.
Any. design that may be required will
be supplied. These seals can be relied
upon as standard goods.
Rev. 81. Blair lawrence, Evangelist
for Tishomingo Association, has re-
cesved ano is having delivered to par
ties who have ordered them very fine
lot 81 family Bibles.
Our winter poet handed Us the FOL,
]oW1ng tor publication
How glad both rich and poor would be
These coming colder days,
4 men who deal in coal could see
4he error Of their WEIGHS.
O'd pspers can be had at Ibis
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-11-14
THEY SAY

That the election is over. What next?
That our new buggy will be daisy.
Donchslknow.
That bacon is up and pork IS down.
What is the differsnce?s
That she came back and the heart of
the young man rejoicelh.
+ That If we have said anything in this
column that we are sorry Tor we are
glad of it.
That BIO takes his looking glass out Of
his pocket in church and examines his
I mustaehs.
That she don't hump on the pianer
SO often now. Wonder what is the
matteip
| That when q man makes bad deal
on cotton he can put it on file for future
reference.
That several marriages viii take
place about Christmas. Ours will never
come. An, me!
That happy medium is one whose
seances are never attended by ever.
inqaisitiye skep,ics.
That thers is less hustle IN the werld
than formerly, but we'll dressed wemon
get there all he same.
That he has bought very fms press
ent Tor the lady who said yes. Cards
will be out 10 short time.
/ That the marriage boom has struck
luka. The girls will say s'yes' very
quick. ana don't you forget it.
That the old maids of Iuks are
sosueing up. Suppose they want to
''catch" some OF the male gender.
| That the ladies will wear large
hats to church. Persons sitting be.
/ hind them cannot see.
/ That he introduced her as his wife,
and the young man
Gazed, and in wonder grew,
70 know il it was really true.
That optin;st is man with baby
one day old. A pessimist is q man with
a baby one huadred and eighty-three
nights old.
That she wants to know is 1t a crimo
to be woman. Dear heart, it is not
crime. 1t is sweet and heavenly to be
q sweet w roman.
That q certain Free viii Baptist
preacher IVES taken to Aberdeen 10 DO
tried for selling i;qaor. But the authorl-
les got into the wrong pew.
That Mr.. Maokay resolved himse'f
into committee Of one and took down
the old sign on his blacksmith shop. A
new one viii soon BE put 40.
| That the yuuug student was declining
the verb ''to love" TO his duckeySduck,
and this is the way he said it:
q. ss,a seio - ~. ieaih al scnooi,
NV in l ioyess. ioiioWs next IN rule;
IVY ioYe" let as say together,
Proving that we love each other.
:.
mae As ne was going OFT OF Inc door
"'s'' 'ie o,a geeS'eman IN close proxim'-
~ 40 sS''' pun 50 gentiy Ger me
stealing, memory brings back the feel>
'ns' we tnihk y does
.mha 80 $500 : ! sa'aeas y = 'aess Ahss'
oezyous; go : - 800 'AS y
Time onward fiits;
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-11-14
FOR SALE.
Lot OF Fine Open and Top Buggies

4 you want q good Buggy cheap
call At tho Iuka Livery Stable and OK
anime then and prices befcr purcha.
sing wiz sell On time tn tall il good
note h made. juiy25.lf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

Leopold z rad0scl4 przy)at
pefna garse talarow i kla-
twa ma ustach wrocif ma sala.
Hrabia pozestat jeszeze W
zarosli.
- Ot6z 60 man - rzekf
sam do siebie - rczzfeszczo-
ny, burzllwy z chsrakteru,
bezwatpienia uczyni to, co mu
odradzafem. To dobrze. Plot
Xxi pozbyt sic music, W pre-
ciwnym razie wyda moJe ia
jemnice. Lepiej, be on bedzie
ziemie gryz} arizeh ia. Rob,
CO ci sic podoba, g}upi pole
RE, ola mnie bedzlesz wycia-
gal kasztany z zarzewia, a je-
Eli sobie poparzysz pace, ME
moja wilma, 90 ia CT radzifem
dobrze.
Tymczasem Leopold pc
biegf z odebranymi pieniedz-
mi ma sale i poczai pic zapa-
mietale. Krew jego coraz sic
burzyfa, al wreszcie przytfu-
mia ostatnia iskre rozsadku.
Porwawszy "a wyproaniona
haszke chciaf sic zbli4yc do
tronu, ably ia roztrzaskat Q
glove przeeiwnika. Bytby tel
to W tel chwili wykonaf, gdy-
by byl zdoiat sic przedrzec
przez cizbe. Czekaf zatem ze
zemsta ma lepsza sposobnose.
Mole W lynn czasie bylby roz-
sadek wroclf, gdyhy ME ME-
szczesny przypadek. Pfotka
BOWEN zalawszy rownie2 So
bic glove, wyszedi ma dwor,
ably zaczerpnac swie2sgo po'
w~ietrza. Ma ganku ogrodowym
spotkaf sic z hrabia.
= A, tos ty, Trzasko! -
zawofa1 jekaJac sic dobrze,
lem Gle spotkaf. S]uchaj, co
CT powiem: W mel obecnej
godnosei ME przystoi, abym
milczal, gdzle mi movie male
zy. Siuchaj, rabusiu, nam pc.
wne pedejrzenie, vice iezli mi
natychmiast ME pojdziesz o
ste mil ztad, catemu miastu
otworze oczy, jakiego Silence
60 hrabiego ma W swych mu.
rach, hrablego, ktory 49,.
- Cieho, Plotko - przer-
wal mu hrabia z cicha - dis
jestes pijany, ale jutro poga-
deny, zapewne nd mnie narze-
ka6 ME bedziesz. Ale teraz idz,
DO ote nadchodza ludzie.
Ty mi JUL ME ujaziesz
= rzekf Pfetka ] zwrocif sic
ku sail.
Zaledwie Jednak2e kilka
krokow postapif, zaswlsnaf
wielki kamien / uderzyf 60 W
Same czefo. Pfotka bez Jeku
runaf ma ziemie.
Mezczyzna, kt6ry rzucif ka.
mieniem, stat jak piorunem
razony, a hrabia przyskoczyf
do niego i rzekf z cicha:
= Nedzniku! cos uczynii?
Zabifes go!
Leopold stat, jak posag, i
nagle wytrzezwiaf. s=a s
= Z~toczyhco! - rzekf hra.
bia = wszakze Gle ostrzega-
lem, a tvs jednak ME mogi
%opanowae twego gniewu. Je-
Iii CT 2ycle mile, powroe ma
tychmiast ma sale i phi ma no.
wo, abys ME zwrocii ia sic
bic oczu. Oproez mnie, Mkt
ME vie o twym ezynie, a ia
milczee bede jak grob.
Leopold jednak3e ME Cd
chodzlf, tylko sic schylii mad
rozciagnietym trupem, ujat GO
"a ramie j poczaf MIN trzasc,
szlochajac jak dziecko.
- Ma mifosG Boska, =
szepnaf mu gniewnie hrabia
- ~poma2esz sic krwia i zdra.
dzisz sic ma pierwszy rzut o.
ka. Natychmlast uchodz, ina.
cze] "a mic ME recze. Ruszaj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07
PRZYRRANE
DZIECk0
P0wiesG obyczaJowa z naszycl
czas6w.
(Ciag dalszy).

ee Leopold wybiegf predko re
sail i udaf sic W zarosla ogro-
dove, gdzie JUL ME wykrzy-
knaf, ale zarycza} prawie:
= 0, zablje, zabije go, sko
70 mi sic pod MOI nawinie,
JUL pc MIN!
: Jezli kto chce kogo "a.
bic ME powinien tego PREY
najmnieJ gtosno wykrzykiwat!
- odezwai sic tut PREY Leo
poldzie ow mszczyzna, ktory
90 sledzii.
Leopold spostrzeglszy sic,
2e ktos slyszaf jego pogrozki,
chcia} sic czempredzej ukrye,
ale ow mezczyzna zastapif mu
droge.
= Me boJ sic - rzekf -
ia ME jestem zdrajea, zyczenia
mole wzgledem Pfotki zgadza-
ia sic W sam raz z twojemi.
Hultaj ten pyszni sic, jak in
dyk, a ia tego zcierpiee ME
mege. Jszli mt dasz dobra
pamiatke, bedzie mi bardzo
milo, a bede umiaf milcze6.
Leopold wpatrzyf sic lepiej
W mowiacego.
= Ach, to pan, panic hra-
bio, = rzekf. - Coz ciebie
Pfotka obchodzi? Pan sam
krecisz sic okofo Marynk:,
wiec All o WHO'S ME jestes cd
niego lepszym. Zreszta z wiel.
kimi panami ME cEce mice
mic do czynienia, gdy2 oni
zawsze tylko Z mas korzysc
ciagna.
= Gadasz, co ci slina IA
jszyk p~rzyniesie - odrzekf
hrabia = gdybys dok}adniej
wiedziaf, 0 co mi chodzi, u
znaibys sam, ze Pfotke music
nienawidziec. Ale pe]dz re
NINA dalej W ogrod, tn "a
wiele uszu.
Leopold uwierzyf gladkim
sfowom hrabiego i pozwolil
sic z]aprowadziG W przeciwna
strone ogrodu. Zreszta milo
mu tel byfo, ze ktos pedziela
jege boles6, checiaa to byf hra-
bia.
Rozpoczeli cicha rozmowe.
= Sluehaj - rzekf hrabla
- z owymi dwojga trudna
sprawl, JUL oni sobie "a gle
beko zajrzeli w oczy.
- Bodaj 60 licho zwialo!
= zaklaf Leopold = nakre.
ce mu karku.
Me badz goraczka =
mitygowal 60 hrabia - lie
sic tam troche zaleca, tego
mu jeszcze "a z1e brs6 ME mo-
2esz, do tego przeciez jake
krol zobowiazanym. Gdybys
byf W jego miejscu, zrobifbys
tax same. Jeaell Gle dobrze
rozumlem, gnlew masz do ME
go jedynie o to, re zostaf kro-
lem, przeciez Marynka dale to-
bic pierwszenstwo.
Ba pierwszenstwo! -
mruknaf Leopold - pycha "a.
wrocifa jej glove. Kiedym sic
zblizyf do tronu, ably ia pc.
vitae, ME raczy1a nawet spoj.
rzee ma mnie,... a temu wi
MEN Pfotka.
- Kiedy tax = rzeki ma
to hrable - to masz nie tyl.
ko prawo, ale i obowiazek
bronienia swego henoru. Pre-
ciez "ozwa&ajac pilnie sadie
ae 2ie sila 6zyczna ci 60 zwal
czy6, bod cd ciebie mocniej
sly. Nadskakuj MarYnce jesz-
cze wiecej, anizeli on, a be
dziesz CORA.
- jake to zdofam? -hu
knaf z pasya Leopold = jan
bledakiem i z t~rudnoscia wy
zyG MI przychodzi, gdy Plot
ka ma zawsze peine kieszeni'
j mo2e jej nadskoklwa6, kie
Nv, rD,, cio podoho n r,;o,o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

oeoN aAo O"AAiSS o0SOA NV LII
porzadkiem. Ojcowie siedzieli
prey haszkach, a niewlasty
starsze rozmaw!afy to O Genie
masfa, to @ zaletach swych CO.
rex.
Marynce wcale ME by}o to
nisprzyiemnem, BE Pfotka tax
dfugo gdzies bawi, albowiem
mogfa do wolf natanczyc sic
z paniczami. Zreszta wy2ej )u2
sisgafa mysla.
lnnym jednakze podpadfa
dfuga nleobecnosG krola. Py-
tano tn, pytane tam, ale mkt
nie mogf DAD odpowiedzi. A
wfasnie nadchodzifa chwila,
kiedy krol miaf wystapiG z
nova.
= To ME 1adnie - rzekta
Barbara = lie mi TAX zanied.
buie corke, %powinlen lepiej
wiedziee, jake ma Ola niej O.
bowiazki. No, gdy powroci,
wyrzne mu karitute.
- AT, co tam - odpowie-
dial Urban - przeciez ona
bawi sic al zanadto. Chciaf-
bym ty]ko, zeby tn przyszedf
szuber i przypatrzyt jej sic!
Oh, gryz1by palce re zfosci!
Ma divorce zas powstal
zgiefk i wrzawa coraz rosfa,
al zagfuszyfa muzyke no sa-
Ii. Zponliedzy pomieszauych
krzykow wyrozumieG MONA
byte dok}adnie imie i nazwi-
sko Pfotki, ale o Co chodzi,
mkt nie wiedziaf. Kilkunastu
strzelcow wpadie n~areszcie ma
sale z okrzykiem:
P1otka zamerdowany!
Pletka ME lyle!
,,Pfotka ME Syje!" biegfo
z ust do ust.
Muzyka usta}a, mezczyzni
popowstawali mlejsc, lance
RE sic rozbiegli. Zamieszsnie
coraz wzrastafo, al nareszcie
otworzono drzwi i czterech
mezczyzn wEiosfo zamordo-
wanego; p%ofozono LA stole
skrwawionego trupa. Kilkul e-
karzy przystapiio, ale mogii
tylko peswiadczyG, ze dusza
Pf)tki JUL z clafa uleciafa. z
poczatku Mkt tego ME chciaf
wierzyc, jednakze uwierzy6
musial, gdy oczyma rzucll ma
krwia zlane ciafo P1otki.
Re W takiej okolicznosci bal
n~aturalnie sic skonczyi, mo3na
sic domyslec. Marynka Scale
sic ME spodziewafa, lie tax
wczesnie i W taxi sposob "a
kohcza sic ]ei krolewskie rza-
dy. Dyadem jej stat sic pred
czasem niepotrzebnym, mkt
sic JUL O MIA ME troszczyf.
Me pezostawafo jej, jak iron
opusclc i isG do domu.
W pochodzie przez sala vi
RATA spiqcego, spitego jak be-
la Leopclda. W pierwsze1
chwlli ~przen;kfo je, SERGE ro-
dejrzenle, ale wnet je porzu-
CHA, widzac go tax bezsilnym.
Gnlewna vice, Re iednego ma
teraz maiej czcieiela, opuscifa
sale. Zeby uczufa jaki inDy W
sercu lat pc Ptotce, o tenn ME
byfo mewy, gdy2 jej zimne
SERGE do taklch uczuG ME by
10 zdolne. Owszem, gdyby tax
bylo MONA, byfaby dale] tan
czyla, ME troszczac sic wcale
o umarfego.
Kilku towarzysow zbudzi}o
Leopolda, a lie byi "a siaby,
przeto go odnlesli do domu.
Sala, ktora pred chwila by
Ia zbiorowiskiem zycia i ucie-
chy. opustoszala; pozostaf W
niej trup ma stole i dwoch po-
llcyant6w ma stra2y PREY MIN.
Leopold na%zajutrz sic zbu-
dziwszy przedstawif istotny O.
braz cielesnej duchowe) ne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07
Agenci ,,Wiarusa:'E

o.
ARCADIA. WIS, J. x. cysEwskr.
APPLETON MINI Jan Jezewsh
BERLIN, Wis. S. T. Chojnacki
BALTIMORE M. D.FrZiarnowski16as Shakespeare
BREM 4 fE ); &; WIS 7: ks !: 1yw;sti'
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
Jan Goryca So Townsend Str.
BAY CITY, MICH. Antoni Przybylnsk L. B. 50
CALUMET. MICH. L.. Wroblewski.
DETROIT: MICH. W. A. MADAJ7ses.AubienAv
DULUTH, MINI; Ant; Grala2ooe-3rdsr 2oAv.w.
DODGE, G. WIS. F. Brom, A. Mondry,
GlLLMAMN, BENTON co. NC. wawrzyniee
GRAND Raids. MICH, Jan Napierala
1873 Davis Str.
INDEPENiDE i Wis sAI Flip Wojczyk.
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
La SALE, ILL. Adam Goszczynski
La CROSSE Wis, Michal NowakIo15 JaeksonSu.
MlNTo, D: T.: Jul. Wirkus, Teodor Wysocaa
Andrzej Brzonkala 7ob-2nd Ave.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. FIR Lila, oo7U University Av
MOUNT PLEASANT, PA. Karoi 3. NowaE
Morris RUN. Joz. Katlewski
N y : w Tex. Hildebrandt
PON1ATOWSKI WIS. Iozef Blaszka
POLONIA, WIS Sikorski
PITTSBURGH, PA Jos Rosinski ~ 1Ith Str
SOUTH CHICAGO: Wawrzyn Templn
ST PAUL, MINI Jozef Maca, SIS Rice's Point
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
ST LOUIS, Mo. v Mazurek, 141oN 10 Str
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant Kujawa, CorVence& Junction
W1LNO. MINI MARGIN A Mazany.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24

The Haley News Miner says that
on or about the Fourth Of July last
Mrs. Lee and her daughter, on Lost
River. Legan county, disappeared,
and tI,e husbands explanation to the
ncighbors was that they went berry
ing, SINCE which time he had not seen
or heard of them. Mrs. Lee was q
Blackfoot squaw whom Lee married
four years ago. She was . widow,
and at that time her daughter was
ten years old. ,Tbe -mighbors sus-
pected foul play, as Lee was enam-
ored of married woman. with whom
he shortly afterward eloped. Still,
there was not sufficient evidence on
which to base case. The bodies Of
Mrs. Lee and daughter were found a
few days ago within 300 yards of the
house, buried in the bushes Theil
feet were protruding from the ground
When last heard of Lee was in Salt
Lake city. The officers there have
been notified of the discovery.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24

The Banner. one OF the mines of
the Elmira company, has been leased
to VIM. Gibbs, Jas. Magee, VIM. La
cock, Thos. Moore, Thos. Shovelin
aud Thos. and Fred Day. The les
sees are stoping very rich ore from
the lower level, where tie vein holds
a width of fifteen inches. The COM
panv is working the other mines.
A two-toot body OF ore has been
struck IN the Crown Point, on the
40o-foot level. Water is causing
some annoyance, but it is thought
that it can be kept under control,
The Elmira company will start up
their saw mill in a few days, when
work will be commenced on the
;. ,00.fo tunnel to tap the Banner
mine.
From the size of the mines in the
lower developments and the eS'raor,
dinary richness of the ores coming
out, it can be said with certainty ina,
the bullion product for this year WI
exceed by far that OF any previous
ono
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24

we two or three mouths ago called
a''cnt'on to the fact that Idaho CITY
"ouid be a splendid locality for
sampiing works. 4 sampler here
wou'd encourage prospecting mere
than anything else that could be de.
vlsed. With them ores would ho
sampled aud brought in small, as well
as large lots. Whenever a prosnect
or secured few sacks OF ore it copld
De sampled, the bank through which
the sampler transacted its busines:
would buy it, and the happy pros.
pector go on his way rejoicing with
the cash IN his pocket. That would
be an indncement for him to hunt for
more ore, and in this way mines
would be developed. There would
be no reason for waiting to get out a
crushing few hundred pounds
would yield the same profit per ton
as large lots. The sampler would 0!
course store the ore away in bins un-
til sufficient quantities were on hand
to justify mill to take a contract for
reducing it. The cost of samplinp
works would not be large, as all tina,
would be required would be build.
ing, lO-horse power engine, rock
breaker, an assaying outfit and scales
for weighing ore, which would no,
necessarily have to be large.
Our business men would do we'll to
talk up the matter and mature plan:
for the immediate erection of such
works. When once the people ot
Idaho City understand the advantages
of the sampling business and realize
that the development Of our mines
would be hastened thereby, there is
no doubt but that something will be
done in this direction. There are
dozens of mines in the Basin that
would prove valuable properties if the
owners had means to continue pros
pecting, many OF whom have not
There are hundreds Of tons of ore
scattered over the country few
tons at each mine-not enough at any
one place to justify the owners IN
sending it to a mill for reduction
Thousands of dollars are lying idle
in this way that ought to be used to-
day in further development.
Wood River, which ships immense
quantities of ores monthly, is develop
ing through the instrumentality oi
samplers, FIVE Of which are situated
in a radius OF fifteen miles. Most OF
the ore shipped from that section
comes from the prospectors, who
when wanting money, send few
hundred pounds, or few tons, to the
samplers, get their cash and lay il
supplies with which to continue work
Without samplers Wood River would
to-day be a very light producer OF
the precious metals.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24
Terrible TraxeIy.

ne = dss Statesman gives an ac-
count OF shocking tragedy that took
place at Shosboae at 3 o'clock Tues
day morning. i man named Jack
Brennan, keeper Of the Headlight
saloon, shot a womaa known az
"Cora," while both were under the
influence of liquor. During an alter.
cation Brennan drew a revolver and
shot the woman in the head, after.
wards firing several shots into her
BODY. The woman died instantly
when Brennan shot himself several
times. Brennan was still alive a,
last accounts, but it is reported that
he cannot recover.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24

Jo VosHAY, one Of the owners of
the Washington mine, went down to
Boise City last Friday to see to the
shipping of the saw mill, hosting
works and quartz mill from that place
to the mine. Mr.. Voshay returned
yesterday and informs US that the
contract has been let to George Hef-
fe-nan, I. Z. Msyne, Fl. L. Wise
man, w. A. Gilman and John Hen
deliter for hauling the machinery
from the Boise depot to the mine
They will bring from 10000 to 35,-
600 pounds at trip.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24

BEIGE PoMERoY, at 234 Broad
way, New York city, is now editing
and publishing the liveliest and most
interesting 81 year publication ever
printed in that city. His famous
Saturday Night chapters; his Pen
Pictures of London; his descriptions
of the "plague places "of New York
city, aud his vivid chapters of Life
Experience in La Crosse, during the
war, are each worth more than the
price of his paper, which bears the
significant title of Advance Thought
Pomeroy is 80 year old volume oi
national history, and now he is letting
it out red hot.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of y. Wetzel, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, executrix of the last will and
testament of y. wetzel, deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publi-
cation of this notice, to the said exeeu-
trix. at her residence, IN Garden valley,
or at the office Of c. 5. Kingsley, in
the county o Boise-
MARY WETZEL,
Executrix of the last will and testament
of \. Welzcl. deceased.
Dated q, Idaho City, May 81. lSsS
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24

The Won Graef Medical Company
No. 3 Park Row, New York city, IN
1888, made seyenty-eight per cent OF
eures of various diseases OF men,
chronic and otherwise, within tne
time allotted for treatment lh'
record of cures of diseases OF women
was nearly as large. Tins IS ,n'
HIGHEST record ever achieved III 'n'S
country by hospitals or private pra',
t;ce In the treatment ana cure o'
diseases. science, skill and discovery
laen pace with inventions IN o'nei
directions. The new book lately Is
s,ed bv the Won Graef Company
full of valuable hints aud lnform''i0,
to young or old free to all who cal
for II or order it by mail.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24
advice to Mothers

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething. is the prescription of
one Of the best female nurses and physi-
clans in the United States, and has been
nsed for forty years with never-failing
success by millions of mothers for their
children. During the process Of teeIhing
lis value is incaleulable. 1t relieves the
child from pain, cures dy>entery and di-
arrhea. gripping in the bowels and wind
colio By giving health TO the child il
rests the mother. Price, 25c, bottle.
Feb. %, lSs9-yl.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24

.ukf NEWS MINER: The Rocky
'''As are jubilant over the start
1 y oi active work on the Alturas
IT, su company's property. Con-
Ia nave been let for sinking the
"'ne 900 feet, for building new
Il aug works, for building a new
\, the hosting works, and fol
= everybody seems to feel that
u'@er and fall the camp will be
'eIy as it ever was.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24

JAMES GIBBS, Of Banner, and
Washington Beck made pleasant
calls on the WORLD during the week.
The latter gentleman is an old Col
orado and Montana miner, who says
he is very favorably impressed with
this country and contemplates spend
ing the summer prospecting in the
mountains.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24

w. B. NOBLE is gaining strength,
and has been permitted to leave his
room for a few minutes at a time.
His friends are very appreheusive,
however, as i; is only at times, and
for ffew minutes only, that he is
able to recognize anyone or converse
rationallv.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24

DANsKIS & BALDWIN will soon
commence shipping ore from Sheep
Mountain to the sineIters at ketchum
for reduction. Some exceedingly
high grade galena has been extracted
from their mines during the past
winter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-24

'Af contract for furnishing the
10 the company's saw mill has
r. @o'let by A. B. Morrell to Ju-
/ L'OS'eadt, who is getting oxen
'aSf and making other prepara-
'Or commencing work In a few
r. From 100000 to 100000 feet
DuOers and lumber will be cut.
"0n as the saw mill is ready for
"as the timbers for the mine will
Fawed