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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Gin Waun, Der 40 Sabre Mebi5tn pratt
tisirt bot, oIts Cali pon 3uder unters
i9eibsn t6nusu !; LETT, mas er iast.
ToIebo, o, 10. San. 1887.

ti,irt bot, oute Cali Don 3uter unters
idsibsn %t0uneu; LETT, mas CT iast.
GoIebO, O., 10. San. 1887.
Srn. s. 8. Cheney & 60. - Weins
Serren! - Sd bin felt 40 Sabrsn msiii
in Der aussmsiren dratIi9sn Yraris &C.;
peisn, unb m59te iasen, baB In al meiner
praris unb grfabruus ID ME ein Yrdparat
seisbsn babe, bas ID nit 10 uisl gertrauen
In @rfols usridreiben %tOnnte, aIs pairs
&atarrb BUR, fabriSirt BON Sbnen.
5abe fs gar pisIe Wale psri5risben, unb
SSbre Dirtung TT wunberuou. unb m69ts
gum S@IaB iasen, baB i'd nod einen 5au
Don 6atarrb gu finben babe, ben fe ni9t
turiren pirbe, penn man ie ben anuet'
iunsen ssmdB einnabme.
Su Wubrbeit Der Sbrige
6. 6. 9oru9 d, 81. O.,
Office: 2l5 Summit Str.
@ir wOasn %sinbunoert Dollars fur
ieben SaQ pou 8atarIb 9ebsn, Der nt9t
nit SaIl'S &atarrb Sur 9ebeilt
werbsn tunn. SnnerIia eiu%seuOmmsn.
s. s. @beuep d g o., @isent5.,
Eolebo, 8.
.g@ gsrtauft uoa gpotbetsrn, Is Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19

gllio bas Sieb barf nt9t mebr lumber
Iaufsn unb has gountp uirb in 3utunft
BON fisben ifatt brsi Sups,piiorer tesisrt.
Die Jarmsr babsu in Bstreff bss IesteH
8ori4Iasss unfern Ratb befoIst. Sect
bsiBt es bafir iorsen, baB bas @sies &c:
dubert wirb unb bic Staot bic ibr sutoms
msnbs ausabI Superuiioren srbdlt. Damn
TITS re1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
,Yarpu" Nertes, ME fe ben @eldGfts

Baron" Ysttes, wie fe ben 9eiadfts:
letter bet gbicGsoer &%abelbabnsn fpottustie
bsiBer, perbot ben 3situnssuerfdufern bas
Sstretsu Der 8useu gum abiue tbrsr
gldttsr. Die Newsboys ,ddten fid
nd4itsn Cages idrieeu tie: Yerk's Suicide,
Oerts Sslbitmo.b; The barons Suicide q!
Ysrtss ioI I'D ssIb uno grim searssrt bas
beu. Nber es bulf nt9ts. Die Subeu
paren inn iibsr unb bas YubIitum amiis
itrte fi9. Die Burden isstsn mssr SIits
ter ab, a!s ie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Sebt III bic Reit,

mn Sbre 9srbit:aIeiberftOffe. Ssibsns,
Sammets unb @eiSwaarsn, Gsppi&s &C.
gu t%aufen, ba infer Eager jebt in ieber abs
tbeiIuus cOmpIet lit, uno mir &dufern
8ortbeile bieteu, ME ie nidt anbsrswo ers
Iaust wsrbeu tonnen. 9a mir tn 8roben
Quantttdtsn fur Gaar taufen, lin6 mir i'm
Stunbs ss uOrtbeiIbaft fur sic gu MAIDEN,
Sbrs @a0rsn tu taufen BET
Sas. 2ept & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19

Sie6e bra4en Samftas sur @odt In bic
Office ber g., ct. g. & &. GitpsGiieus
babn uno ma9tsn bic Safe um $3.50
Iei6ter. na3oem ie f6 NIT einsm 9sbes
eiieI giueans peri9afft battea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Ssit Wfputao bat bic gbicaao, Bur

Ssit Muntag bat bic @bicasu, SurI.nss
ton & 0ortbsrn:@ ienbabn 3pei psitsrs
9a6astersise in Dieuit seltslt. Ser cine
1T Elm mad St. 2outs unb meter iibIi9
fabreuten absnbSus, ber aubere elm f,iiber
NorsenSus nod Chicago. Dteie Sise
itno fir bic SIbuquer iebr bsqlem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19

Chicago Warftberidt.
Ver 9ele9rapb.} 10. Nou. 1899.
Us ei;eu-Io. 2, - 81 bis 50 @ts.
WeIS6torn-32 bis 33 @ts.
Sufer--20 bis % Cts.
&o9seu-45 Cts.
@erfe-55 bis 65 Cts,
Butter-17 bis "a @tS.
Sarmt6ie. st bis 81 Cts.
@iet 10 bis 81 @ts.
@bistp-$1.02.
S6peine-$3.S5 bis Ais
Rinbpteb-$3.00 bis $50.
S6peiuefleif6-$10 so bis $11.0O.
Sdmals-$5. 80 bis $50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
aIbermann Saunoers lit bsr QnF9

AIbermann Saunoers 1T ber Gnf9t,
baB cine &emiide 0ampfiprise auf ber
wsitli9en 9aselu ber Stabt aufssiteat
psrbsr ioQle. @r sIaubt bic Serii6er:
unas: gorpasnien iruten bic 9dlfte BE-,
Soften bsSablen. alderman Saunbers
tsuut bic 2sute ausenideinIid nod ui9t.
limb wsnu ioI9' cine Sprise ba aufssitsat
pirte, NO bletbt bic Yebienunq?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19

Su Sannoosr, 81, stuem tIsinen
Isit on Der So. .. & q. gtisnbabn uarb
BET etuem Ean3e @iu. Wurpbp uon Sal.
uin YOuus pesen elmer &Ieinis.eit eritos
den. 9Ouns fit unb erbdIt boffsntIi@
bic peroteute CITRATE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19

Sorige ISOLDE bat es runb IN. Dubuque
sei5neit, bier itnb einise TIoten ssfaueu,
bas mar aides. @ir baben iest bas bib;
i4eite 8stter. &ibIe, refine &uft, bIausr
0irInsl unt i56ner Sonnenf6etn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Ca Limit has @srhdlt in Der Stabt I'm

bag Der sroBs Rstser Irmour BON @bica:
90 in tnrser 3eit uniern Ressern bier
GOncurrsn3 MAIDEN iou. Ote @oncurrenS
lit uDtbis Ssuus aber haB fe Elm Gieien:
mcncprI, pis arn,our & 60. es 1T, mo6t,
ooS fann urs gar ui1t aefaueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Stadt 4 Amgegend.
Entered at the postof1ce at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
GeiienOer 4gent &arl SdmGaer.
Igentel Der SaSette"
Sn @6ita9o, SQ.

IN Gbtto9o, Su.:
ST.. Setter &eiter, 217 0r6aro StroBe.
Sr. q. Steius:&ulmus, 2O6 @analpOrt
Ape11ue.
Sir &urora, ST., uno llm9e9eno.
ST.. g. 4. % y, gfo. 40 Nortb 8roabpop.
Sir ct. 9aul unO um9egenb:
e. @Loos, 522 @bmunb Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19

vi. Sdreier, am alien RObinion:Y Iase.
544 Matu StraBe, madt feline seebrter
RunSsn oaraUf autmertfam, boB er feline
6erbitpQaren etbalteu Dat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19

sebr feline Nustpabl &iubsr : &appen,
aubersep6bnIid biuis Bel gaumbopsr,
@fs 9te unb Wain StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19

8ie mir bDren, wirb bic Sir9e tn Qps
ersu!lle an 3. 0e,embsr, hem 9atronatss
fsite, e~insewsibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Die ,aep Gitp WPutor Gompaanie"

p6ais an Der Grbsit, bic 9sIsiie fir ;bre
sIettrii@e gabn gu Iesen. Run 1T isst
on Der Wainitrabe anseIaust, unb sebt es
in benz EempO fort, wtro Die Sutn baIb
fertis unb in 8etrtsb isiR. Nun, gut
Ding MIL LANCE @stIe babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19

Charity Ball! 8eId' eiu 5obn auf bic
auf bic Yarmbsr3isteit! Wan tan3t um
bic Suusrisen au fpsiisn unb bic Ratten
su tIeioen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Sas amtlihe &eialtat Der 8abl In
Suhu1ue Gpuntu.

Sim Gtontas tratsu bic Supsruiiorsu sus
iammen, nabulsn benz 9eiese seuudB Die
au1tIide Sdbluus Dor unb ertldrten SOL
senbes ais bas offtsieIs ReiuItat:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Die Snnoes B.ifanas Gommiiiiou,

uel9e bic geuerber IN, cine SteQe i'm
@iuiloienlt BET Ser. Staatsu eraminirt,
pirb am 90. b. 10. i'm 8oi.ant In Sisuns
fein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19

Serbit= uno 8intetidube, Stiefsl unb
5aIbfiefeI fir 9erren uuo 9ameu, neue
Mooen, niebrise Sreiie, quite Setienuns
BET III. S5reier, $50. 544 Waiu Strase,
Robtnion's frIberer Ylls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Ser budw'te Gr,biiduf Seis Don

Wtluautee miro bic neue Stride gu @aBs
uiue, W;sc., am 90. Nouember einweibeu.
Wan erwartst, baB it5 cine anSabl Sus
buquer BET Der Seller ~etninbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
g Il 6erE.al -.
uno ''--
= N9ifoer

pet6e bic @u6banoIun9 Don @iibl6mcr Il
Stbrlc, Il ga Gale Srrobe, GbitagO, 3d., mad
Gu1pfong Der an8esebener Eretie frti per YOit
uerienoet:
&auS'cscn, tatloIiaer. ocliarbenOrut, uWf Carton,
liX19. IN ocutibcr, Cn9Itid,cr Ino poimiifcr
NnmiIirusgt oiitfr, tdtboIiihcS. Grd&itgcr 6arbenz
Orut, 2Ox?7. IN oCutidcr wnc CneIiihcr Nus
@oiins'S fGtbcliidJce tinterriHtss uuo Srbau:
uIaebudl GNoHopolttue). Suuirtrr, gebunoeu:
ocntih $50; cngliiG $3.50; polnii6
St.15.
Lambert, Tactics Of Infdels, orOid 40 Gts.
Gcburpcn ..... .. .......... .........6 o Ste.
2ramatiia d: 20 ftnmatprii@c SuscuobibIintbcf.
Ncit l-22. llnhCLtss uro Frct5OerjcantB GEf Ser
lGuQcr.)
Sds Iultigc Sbcatcr. 5 lcidt auihbr6arr, tomiibc
Gbeotcrit. init nnr mirui. u oucn. o.. &rOid5 O&ts.
SidJirdl, 0pltSiGngcrs EptenbudI. (Gtu DOrtrcfiz
ledCs 0GuO5u9 bcjm Heanguutcrruht.) Geb. so Ste.
@iutarte, CuSliidl:oCItiGcs uuo ocutid):cnsli:
Cu0liibcT Ausipy. Ourh oeutihe Nuhit. Seb. 30. 500
SpdSbmdj fIr oic Semtia)cn in 9merifa. @sbuus
Ter amcrtfanii6e @rhGsc5adtcr. Nit otelen
NbbllounqCu. CtbuuOtu .... ........ ......Sl.5O
9te ameritaniiGe S;eucnjudDt. 0tit Uiecn NbbiLs
oprler. Cch.. .......... .....,Sl.O
SaustBicr:str,t iHr bcu omeritaniiben 6aruer uno
GtchiIhter. 0ttt NbbilowrgCr. @eb. ........S1.50
9riciftcacr, ocutid) urO cueIiif. @cb ....$1.5O
- Muir ocatiGJ. @eb........55 Ste.
@~icoegUUtauir wcrOcn ole Decentralization SLIDER
,,S,agsicgcG" unO ,,SamiIien:H cSiitcr" nit
l0bneuosm RubGtt gCiCiCrt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-16
PORTLAND MARKET.
THE WHEAT MARKET REMAINS
DULL AND INACTIVE.
Vascillating Sugars Local Market Con
tinues be Anything but Salts
factory-Good Fruits Con-
mand Good Prices.

The wheat market shows very little
SIGN of improvement over the present
unsettled and unsatisfactory state OF af-
fairs. The fuctuating prices in sugars
continues. and the market remains vir-
tuallv unchanged since last report. The
local market is weak, prices, however, re-
naming about the same as week ago.
Fruits in good condition command good
prices and find ready sale. Dried fruits
of all kinds meet with tardy sale. But
ter is firm and in good demand. There
is very little activity in wool, the de-
mand in the East being also light. A
marked fall is noted in all kinds OF feed
quotations.
GROCERIES.
Sugars, Golden G 57sc, extra G exc,
cube. crushed and powdered 7s4c. Coffee
Java 25c, Rio 201ac, Arbuckle's roasted
2545c.
PROVISIONS.
Oregon ham 121a@l3c, breakfast ba-
con l3c, sides 10c, shoulders 9@10c.
Eastern ham 12L@131sc, Sinclaire's 13@
13Tc, breakfast bacon 121a @l3c, sides
Zoe. shoulders 9@91ac Lard 10R
Mllc.
Navel oranges $4.00@4.75, Riverside
So. 25@3.50, apples $3.50, lemons $4.OO pei
box.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes 30@35c, onions 70@75c.
DRIED FRUITS.
APPLES 5(06c, sliced &c, apricots 13d
14c, peaches 9@10c, pears SC, Oregon
prunes, Italian, SC, silver &c, German
arc. plums 5@7c. Raisins ~ per box
California figs Sc, Syrna l5c.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Oregon fancy 25c, medium zoe
Eastern pc, California zoe.
EGGS.
Eggs 15c.
POULTRY.
Chickens So. @650, ducks 5000 pc
doz., geese $10@12, turkeys TIC per ib.
WOOL.
Valley 1Sc, Eastern Oregon S@15c.
HOPS.
Wheat, Valley $l.35, Eastern $1.25
Oats 30@32c.
Standard 81, other brands 81.
FEED.
HAY $13@14 per ton, bran SIS, short
SIG, barley chop $24@25, mill chop SIS
FRESH MEATS.
Beef live, &c, dressed SC, mutton, live
4c, dressed Sc, lambs $3.50 each, hogs &c
dressed 7@7Ic, veal 6@Sc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-16
ANCIENT LAND LAWS.
Redemption of Homesteads by the Firs
Settlers of the West.

Redemption of Homesteads by the First
Settlers of the West.
AS an inducement for the opening
up of the country west of the Allie
ghany mountains, Immediately after
the independence of the United States
was secured, the Government of Vir-
ginia appointed three commissioners
to give certificates of settlement rights.
Building cabin and raising a crop of
grain, however small. entitled the oc-
cupant to four hundred acres of land,
and a presumption right to one thou
sand acres more adjoining, to be Sc
cured by land-office warrant There
was" says writer upon this subject,
who claims to have seen a number of
these ''tomahawk rights" when a boy,
''at at an early period of our settle
ments, an inferior kind of land title,
denominated "tomakawk right"
which was made by deadening a few
trees near the head of spring, and
marking the bark of some one or more
of them with the initials of the name
of the person who made the improve
ment." These early pre-emptors were
furnished, | learn from the same
source, with a covering for the feet,
which now if seen would arouse SYM
pathy for the wearer. The moccasins
in ordinary use caused but few hours
labor to make them. This was done
by an instrument denominated a
moccasin awl, which was made of the
back spring of an old clasp-knife.
This awl, with its buckhorn handle,
was an appendage, too, of every
shot-pouch strap, together with a roll
of buckskin for mending the mecca
sins. This was the labor of almost
every evening. They were sewed
together, and patched with deer skin
throngs, or whangs as they were COM
monty called, In cold weather the
moccasins were wellstuffed deers'
hair, or dry leaves, SO as to keep the
feet comfortably warm; but in wet
weather it W rs usually said that wear
| ing them was "a decent way of going
barefooted;" and such was the fact,
owing to the spongy texture of the
leather OF which they are made.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-16

-isrick is. as ever, the favorl's V .ar,:
ing material. A trade paps,, !. asei
,.There is no material that can u ryar,
for construction equal to brick R h,sls
brick bears its own weight oriesl
have already passed the n He's sni
before they are used in Ouiiu'D
are tempered. " >, obtaining
In the new method for O !, sotieh
GAS for balloons the hydrogen ,rnaered
by heating slaked lime ana po ui3c
zinc. to be inclosed in the 'a ,;nq ibis
for safe transportation; by he snidsd ior
cartridge in an apparatus ,oStainci
the purpose, hydrogen gas IS s. os an o..
in sufficient quantities to i inas hours
binary military balloon IN 'nls 70 haze
A Swedish scientist cia anal, pet
discovered the secret of ar'lllu, a he be
rifying wood, by which me "a. .. WOOD
lieyes edifices may be BUN = 'pressni
and converted into stone .,hie inch,
the cost is about $500 per cum y, nroni,s
so that the discovery does w. ,,,;l5ing,
an immediate revolution III ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-16

The natives of Havti ara cor

The natives of Hayti are eating
one another. If this process con
tlnues long enough it is bound to result
IN permanent peace down there
Philadelphia Press.
An incident is related in a London
paper of Welsh preacher who started
on the cars to fulfill an engagement
When the conductor came for his ticket
ne had forgotten to bring it, and had
also forgotten his money. What was
worse, he had forgotten where he was
going 1t was found impossible to
suggest to him any station that seemed
to be the right one, and he had to tele-
graph home to have his friends look
into his diary and send him word whore
ne was going. Word came and he was
started on all right
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-16
Notice.

In the Probate Court of Boise'.county,
In the matter of the estate of Nicholaus
Netzel, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Wednesday
ne 81 day of April, 1889, at 2 o'clock n
H. OF said day, and the court room of said
oull at Idaho City. Boise county, Terri.
ply Oh Idaho, have been appointed as the
me ana place for proving the will of
'du Nlcholaus Wetzel, deceased, and for
caring the application of Mary Wetzel
Of lhe issuance to her of letters testamen.
iry thereon, b. L. WARRINER,
49,, Ex-Officio Clerk.
Idaho City, March >, 1889
q. 5. Kingsley Atty for Petitioner
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-16

Mr.. Gotham-Might | inquire wha,
you are reading, Miss Leenardp
Miss Lehard (of Chicago)-I an not
reading, Mr.. Gotham; | am merely
trying to find something in Pope's
works.
Mr. Gotham-What do you wish to
find? Perhaps | can assist YOU. for ]
Halter myself that am well acquainted
with Pope.
Miss Leefard-I am trying to find
MS celebrated bull against the comet
That the papers refer to so often. -
brakes Magazine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-16
HOME AND ABROAD.
BOLD RoBBERY OF a DENVER BANK
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
A Negroes Fearful Struggle on the eai-
lows-Reported Destruction OF the
American and German war
Vessels at Samoa.

Boulanger will be prosecuted.
Brazil is preparing for war with 30
livia.
Paris proposes to legislate against spec
ulators.
John Bright, of England, died Wednes-
day morning.
The labor movement is spreading in
Germany.
The fainting fits of the Pope are becom-
ing more frequent
Placer gold has been discovered in the
bluffs on the Missouri river.
The woman suffrage bill has been de-
feated in the New York Legislature.
Four inches of snow is reported to have
fallen in Albuquerque last week.
Mrs. U. S. Grant has given $25 to the
Confederate Soldiers home at Austin.
Chicago's monument to the Haymarket
policemen will be dedicated May Ath.
The famous horse Prince Wilkes, was
sold for $50, 900 in New York Monday
Two aged inmates of the Ramsey
county, Mimi, poor house have eloped'
The gun-boat Yorktown has been de-
livered to the naval authorities at League
island.
1t is reported that the Northern Pacific
has secured control OF the Wisconsin Cen
trail.
Eight tramps were publicly logged on
the bare back at Fairburg, Nebraska,
Saturday.
Lord Vaudeville, heir to the Duke OF
Manchester, has been declared bank
rupt.
Ex-President Cleveland and party ar
rived at Tampa, Fla, Thursday, from
Cuba.
Sixteen United States marshals have
been slain within year in Indian terri
tory.
A steamer Just arrived in New York
reports yellow fever to be raging in Rlc
Janeiro.
John Knowles, of Huntington, Tenn.
is wanted for burning to death four mem
| bers OF the Flowers family.
A disease known as "black knot" is
destroying the blue plum orchards in the
vicinity of Dayton, Ohio.
A flock of wild geese flying over Con
tales, Texas, Wednesday, were STRUCK
by lightning and " killed.
1t is said that no white child born OF
the Isthmus of Panama has ever reached
the age OF twenty-one years.
Southern Kansas received the news o
the opening OF Oklahoma by the firing o
cannons, display of bunting and bontires
On account of the failure of crops il
four years III succession in Russia, tn,
inhabitants of whole districts are dyin;
of starvation.
The discovery last week of an illici
bomb factory at Zurich has furnished
clue to gigantic plot in Russia to assas
sinate the Gar.
The Chinese minister at Washington
expends more money in kilograms an,
cable dispatches than the government 0
the United States.
William Clinchman, aged - years
snapped an empty revolver at little BIZ
die Lucas at st. Paul Tuesday. The bul
let pierced the child's brain and she wi
die.
Louisa Freely, 20 years old, of Davis
vile, N. Y, committed suicide Tuesda
by taking strvchnine, because her pal
ents refused their consent to her MAJ
riage.
l..-TbHa. ','anstl saald daughter OF Mrs
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Publisher of The West Shore,
Portland, Oregon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-16
A Congressman's Camera.

Congressman Allen, OF Massachusetts
is one of the few men who are turning
to some account the mOnoton0us mo
ments in the proceedings OF the House
Armed with his pocket camera ne
saunters idly to and fro, watching 'ae
while with a keen eye for a suolec1
and when this presents itsel Nc
auick to catch the situation III 'Hs
way he is getting quite eolleelOn u
the more prominent members ~ a'H'
tudes which they will cordally
pudiate. To-day he followed lot
long time the only Tom Heed anu ~
last caught a view of the PACK q ~
head as the member from Maine v"
sitting beside Oregon's lone represents
tive. There is much curiosity ~
the ultimate purpose he has In VIEW. IN
making this collection, and several al0
inwardly trembling esttheY nnueOp II.
of his work circulating IN 'hei' u.
tricts. As he never warns hi lntenaFu
victim to .look intelligent anu Wv
absolute truthfulness OF the 'ios l
could not be satisfactorily expia,n'4
away, there will be an intense lse, has
of relief when the little lea'n''
disappears from his desk IN INV ,', '
time, he is the recipient OF a couFNs :,
from his fellow-memoers wn'VI
agreeable as it's object is obvious
WASHINGTON Cor. Baltimore Ame'i'""
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i0i-ln favor of A, Orchard. sls5 On
10y ioo Is. I. Davis. 50
Near MT. Vernon, KY, Monday, Jas.
Baker shot and MORALLY wounded Moses
Gatliff. uatlitf's wife had run awav
with another man. Gatliff pursued and
recaptured her. At the depot where
they were TO take the train he began
beating her. Baker reconstructed and
Gatlitf shot at him. Baker then shot
Gatliff,, wounding him fatally, and then
| surrendered to the sheriff.
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INE WATCH REPAIRING
E~A SPECIALTY.~s

orders from distance will receive
'"mpt attention. Goods will be sent q
ID. to any part of Idaho.
'BoIsE CRY, April 26, 1887,
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Mrs. Henry johnson the nl''V ,Ss
James Buchanan, who ruleu w, IN,
White House as Harriet Lane ou'I ,'
her uncle's administrator - sn,s
living in Washington, which SUI ,hid,
very much charged in the pas' 'h hand
years. Mrs. johnson lost her "', airbt
and two sons within the ia'' AHA
gears and she is now in her ui'a u,
age. left without any laln'i!' .bsy
bears her losses heroically' U"' .otea
have whitened her hair anu ars.
some of the brightness out oil nsr y
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Sec that your child never leaves
any task half done or slovonly finished;
and therefore give not too many tasks.
Thoroughness is the cornerstone of
success. There is no place in the world
now for smattcrers. who know a lit Q.
and only little. of every thing under
the sun, There is always an honorable
place for those who can do any kind OF
honest work in the best manner.
1t is almost as difficult To make II
man unlearn his errors as his knowl-
edge, Mal-inlormation is more help
less than non-information. for error is
always moro busy than ignorance. lg-
noranco is n blank sheet ON which we
may write; but error is scrubbed one
on which we must first erase, lgnor-
ance is coutented to stand still with her
back to the truth; but error is more
presumptuous, and proceeds in the
same direction. Ignorance has nc
light, but error follows false one The
consequence is, that error, when she re
traces her footsteps has farther to go,
before she can arrive at the truth, than
ignorance. Cotton.
According to the Bridgeport Stand
ard, Mr., p I. Barnum had occasion
the other evening after dark to go int,
place of business up one fight o
stairs. The stairway was only dimll
lighted and Mr. Barnum had difficulty
in making sure of his footing. Aftel
transactiug his errand, Mr.. Barnuu
remarked somewhat emphatically tt
the occupant: Tell your landlord i
he don'tput banisters on that stairway
some old fellow will get hurt by /;
fall" Mr.. Barnum is the owner of the
building and that is where the laugh
comes in.
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ne following warrants will be paid or
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