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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-08-16

The RmperOrs Attend alshamlFight.
BERLIN, Aug. l4.-Ths two Emperors
attended . sham fight at Spandau.
Troops built pontoons and crossed the
Spree river. which is 450 meters wide,
with great speed. In the battle on the
hsights southeast OF Sandau one of the
divisions OF ten battalions used the
smokeless powder. Their opponents
used the old-style powder. After the
battle Emperor William called bis officers
together and criticised the operations.
The two Empeross lunched 10 a tent on
the field aud returned to Berlin in the
afternoon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-08-16

RICHMOND. Va. Aug. l5.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention met to nominate
candidates for Governor. Lieutenant
Governor and Attorney General. Hon.
James w. Marshall, Temporary Chair
man, made speech, and when he men
toned the name of Grover Cleveland il
was rapturously applauded.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-08-16
Dissolution Of Partnership.

NYOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership heretofore existing between
Jerome Lowry and L. N. Carpenter has, on this
day, been dissolved by mutual consent, L. N
Carpenter collecting all bills AMI paying all
debts in Nevada, and jerome Lowry collecting
all bills and paying all debts in Idaho and
Oregon.
L. N. CARPENTER,
JEROME LOWRY.
winnemucca, New, June 22nd, 1889. I'm.
idaho Avalanche publish, and send bill to this
ofice.l
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A BOsTONEsE ROMANCE.
The Simple and Beautiful Language Of
Love Among the Cultured.

Love Among the Cultured.
"Will this-this Disappointment
eventuate in any modification of your
plans for the future, Osgoodson?" ?" said
the young girl, softly. as she wiped her
spectacles, replacing them with care, and
looked through them in regretful, sym.
pathizing, almost tender manner at the
downcast youth.
"My plans ?" he replied dryly.
"What are plaos to me? Who poly.
phonzss plans to me. The answer you
have just given me reduces TO irremedi-
able chaos every nascept inchoative de.
sign projected by the stereopticon of
cornest purpose on the screen of mental
receptisity."
A shadow of pain fitted across the
brow of the young woman. From where
she stood, on the inside Of gate in the
rear of one Of Boston's noblest mansions,
she looked out over the common, where
light. t.hearted but mature children were
playing in the decorous. thoughtful. cul-
tured manner peculiar to the Boston
child, and feeling Of pity for the young
man, who stood on the other side of the
gate and leaned on the post, stirred her
soul.
"SureIy, Osgoodson," she said, "there
are other -"
"Waldona Fields.James he ex.
claimed impetuously, "to the man who
has cherished in his bosom for years the
image of one who is to him the ideal and
embodiment Of all that is subjectively
congenial and metaphysically spropos. as
it were. the crushing forever of his hope
of being regarded reciprocally by the liv-
ing, breathing realty of his cherished
eidolon skaters his mental perspective
and obliterates every semblance of the
horizon that once bounded his speculat.
i've armament.
"While that may be indisputable, Os-
goodson. rejoined the young woman,
there are other aspects in which we
should view the subject. The situations
in life we both occupy are humble, in the
sciolistic and fAllacious Judgment Of the
world, but there is no reason why the
outcome OF this misguided preference of
yours should lead you recklessly to aban.
don your calling 1t is true that shall
remain in this family. in the faithful per-
formance of the duties that devolve upon
me, but you will become accustomed in
time, I trust, to the daily sight OF one
whom you mistakenly looked upon as the
arbiter of your happiness, and tranquility
will come to you"
II misunderstood you, Waldonia, :"
said the young man. "When you asked
me if this decision of yours would make
any change in my plans for the future l
imagined youalluded to my entertaining q
preference for any other young lady. l
shall make no change in my occupation,
waldonia, he added dejectedly. as be
turned to go. II expect to drive this
milk wagon all summer just the same
Chicago Tribune
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-08-16
Roulanger sentenced.

PARIS, Aug. l4.-The Senate Court has
pronounced judgment upon Boulangsr,
Count Dillon and Henri Rochefort. They
are condemned to deportation to some
fortified place to be held as prisoners.
Boulanger was also pronounced guilty
of embexzlement OF public money.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-08-16

DIES MONIES. Aug. l5.-The Repub.
lican State Convention met here to-day.
John N. Irwin. of Keokuk, was elected
temporary Chairman. The usual com.
mittsss were appointed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-08-16

80 wat1.s nSsr ;dr ~, can Agents Se maas pre
ferred who can furnish a horse and give their
wAole time to the business. Spare moments
may be prcHitably employed also. A few yacan-
cies in towns and cities. y. F. JOHNSON CO.,
1909 Main St, Richmond, Va.
~ B-Ptease state cge and business erper
ssDce. Never mind atout sending stamp for
reDly. BFJ. d. Co apr 10
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Bucklen.s Arnica salve.

TIN Bssr SALvx In the world for Cuts, Bruis
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns. and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
equired. Il Il guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price Sd 70 Genus per
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-08-16

SwIPTs SPECIFIC has curea me Of a
malignant breaking out on my leg, which
Z caused intole able pain. 1t was called
Eczema by the doctors = four Il whom
treated me with no relief. candidly
20 confess that owemy present good health
to 8. s. S.. which in my estimation is
4 invaluable as y good remedy,
" MISS JULIA DEWITT,
2227 N. 10th ~, st. Lo lis, Mo.
Our baby when two months old was
4 attacked with Scrofula. which for . long
II time destroyed her eyesight entirely and
c,used us to despair OF her life The
doctors failed to relieve her, and We gave
- SwIrr's sPscIFIc, which soon cured her
4 entirely, and she is now hale and hearty.
~ r. v. DELK. Wills Point, Texas.
GB-Send for book giving history of
Blood Diseases and advice to sufferers,
81 maiit free. The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
x Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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That people linger along always complaining
about that continual tired feelingf One bottle of
BEGGs' BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD
MAKER will entirely remove this feeling. give
them good appetite and regulate digestion.
Eagle Drug Store.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-08-29

| shot two inches too far to the left y
1t was found, on examination. that the
bullet had missed Broderick's hea,t by
just that mach. The wounded mau
died after uine days suffering.
One OF the most eloquent culocisms OF
the time was delivered over his coiEin in
the P.aza at San Francisco by the famous
Colonel Baker, who afterwards lost his
life in his country's defense at Balls
Bluff. The Plaza was lacked, while the
same was true OF the veraudas, windows
aud housetops on all sides Of the square.
1t was estimated that fully 10000 people
listened spell bound to the impassioned
oratory Of the eloquent Colonel Baker
over the body Of his murdered FREUD.
BY some turn or twist Of the Law
Terry escaped all serious consequences oI
the tragedy, and has ever since been ;
conspicuous figure 10 California, beint
notorious rather than famous. Hi,
latest sensation was in marrying Saral
Al,hea Hill, after serving as her attorney
iu her noted sui; against Sharon. Th,
trial was before Justice Field, and dissat
isfaction with the latters ruling was tn
star, Of the i'll feeling which culminate,
. in Terry's death on the ll.h lust
, Inter- Mountain.
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pRoMIslNo SITUATIONS.

There is occasionally young man IN
this day Of general enlightenment and
intelligence who believes il Is possible for
a commercial school to guarantee 10
advance that when he has passed through
lis course Of study il will hav. snug
bus;oess- position, attended Nth little
labor aud magnificent SALARY ready to
bis hand, aud be appears to assume that
his character and ability will not become
fac ous in the case. All that is required
Of him, he imaeines, is TO pay the tuition
fee and get through the course Of study
and them look TO tho school for .he
position. Why do not young men who
enter the laS and medical colleges expect
their alma mater to provide them al
established practice, OF those Who ar,
trained for the ministry in the thsologica
school expect to be provided With ropulsl
city pupil upon comFlsting the course
No, young man, this i not the way o.
the world. When = 3oung man !,
prepared Tor business. for the law, medi
cine or ministry, il he has character sns
ability added to his school attachments
there will be no. trouble about employ
ment; but no honest school can pronis'
= situation to anybody il sdvance. so'
is there one 10 the wide world within oui
knowledge that does il. The fest tha'
the college in this city : being ooostaptly
called upon By busiusa nea 70 sapply
ofscs sssistants, and b constantly sartiss
It's graduates 10 good posisions, nust .,
BE- exaggerated into IN oblieasioa fa'
every pupil. The demand fox qsaiasd
a.istsoss ! - great that N qasutian 4
enploy ment nesd never iseshll : eapabll
man or woman. Such afs alHays 4
demand Edxeatioaal Jesrsal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-08-29
GOOD SHOOTING
a L1.tle Ae,onaut saved From Death
nj Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2O.-Little two year
old Sophie Scwab involuntarily became
a baloouist to day, aud was waited high
up over the broad bosom of Lake
Michigan. A riHeman's skill saved the
cLild's life. The exciting incident took
place at Sheffield Park, aud was wit
messed by 10000 ricnickers. An
Italian peddler Of toy balloons attempted
to serve two purchasers at once and in
doing so let go his string Of bright
colored globes. The cord got twisted
about Sophies left arm, and also Ia her
hand, and the buoyant rubber bubbles
started heavcnward taking the youthful
aeronant along. Sophie's mo.her
shriekcd and tainted. The byttanders
stood horror stricken, scarcely breathing,
as the balloon swept close to. large oak
tree, and the infant graspod handful o1
twiys and checked her flight. A muscu
lar young German was ascending the tire,
iu an instant and then crept out on hi
branches nearest the child. At thi
moment Sophie's puny strepgth gave on
and the balloons, suddenly released, wen
again upward at least thousand fee
and drif,ed out over the lake. Gus
Koch, young sharpshooter, who va
attending the picnic with his repsalin
rife, hurriedly jumped into skif wit
two companions and pulled out int
range. Koch succeeded in piercin
several balloons, each successful she
helping tho bunch to descend. Betol
it finally reached the water the boat v,
At the spot and little Sophie didn't eve
get her feet wet.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-08-29
fLooT IN ran MoUNrAIN6.

Poa7LAsD, Aug. 2l.-Mrs. I Gcosss-
Bonar, Miss Sadie Niberg and Msss
Frank Morgan. of Eas,i Portland, ..wsrs /.
lost on Mount Hood few nights ago
and had : thrilling fine OF it,, They
made the ascent with party, aud u
returning to camp At the bsss Of The:
mountain they wsnded}down the wrosk
trail. When the loss was noticed signsl
6res were built and 6fty men organized
into searching party. Fires were hsils
At intervals Of quarter Of mile sleae
the southeast and west phase sof III,
mountain, and the vast laval fields 3abova
the timber line were searched .wishoss
response to shouts Or gunsHo.s. Shortly
before midnight on the eastern 1lops ~
the mountainy near White river cauyoo.
the loet ones were found huddled u.
sether upon barren rock ten thous6a1
feet above the sea and nearly chillsd y
the bone from cold. They Ehcard -
screams Of panthers snd wolves md ~
nothing for defense but their AlptAe
stock used IN climbing Fostns1ls3
the Wild bessts did not sstacx -
They we're ovsioyed whom discovered ~
the searching party and related ! sksil;
ling experiences whss taken back . CO.
--Reris,c.
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NUM- BEB 4S
THE CAEE OF DEPUTY NAoLE.
Tho Prosecution Working for His In
die. ment and That Of Justice Field.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 20.-Tho
latest move Of the prosecution at Stock.
ton in the matter Of Deputy Marshal
Nagc is to call the grand jury together
to consider Nagle's case. 1t is believed
that the plan is to indite Maggie, and, if
possible, Justice Field, and thus give the
state court stronger case Of jurisdiction,
as acain., the Federal court
The warrants on which Magic and
Justice Field were arrested were issued
by justice who had no jurisdiction 10
Stockton criminal affairs, and some
lawyers hold that his court was abolished
by the new city charter. However that
may be, the prosecution want Indictments,
and are moving 10 that end. e
At Fresno, it is stated that the late
David S. Terry aad his wife made their
wills and gave them into the keeping Of
Il mutual friend, lawyer III this city.
the day before Terry was shot by Deputy
United States Marshal Nag'e.
| The case will be called tomorrow
before Justice of tho Peace Swain, at
Stockton. but Nagls will not be present.
aud it was stated that any attempt Of the
stockton authorities to take NaSl. before
Swain would be regarded as contempt Of
I the Federal court.
THE FRESNO BAR ASSOCIATION.
FREsNo, Aug. 2O.-At meelin. Of
the Fresno Bar Association to-day,
Judge Harris appointed committee -
DRAFT resolutions Of respect to the
memory OF David s. Terry. Some Of
the members spoke against the prop,isty
Of such aacoursc, but the cctnm;tteo
prepared the resolutions, and were ready
, to report ,ahen W. D. Grady moved
that action be postponed until the arrival
Of Reel B. Terry, sucphew OF ths do
ceased, who had telegraped tina. he would
arrive Friday or Saturday; carried.
NAGLE WILL NOT APPEAR AT STOCKTON.
! SAN FRANclsco. Aug. Attorney
r Campbell, Of Stockton, Attorney Acksr-
$ man and District Attorney Carey, Of this
!, city, and others Of the defense in The
< Nagle case, held conference this even
i ing. 3f-' 80
l. It'll stated that the irdirtmsut d
70 Nasls and. Justice Field by,ftho grand
le jury Of San Joaquin countyj nigh
10 follow, but . second writ Of habcsl
1t corpus would Be prepared to release then
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-08-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF IDAHO

The Judges of tue lst 2nd ara 50 dls,
tricts Assem- BILE at the capital on the second
Monday in January in each year, and con-
ssisute the Supreme Court Of the Territory
with the Judge Of the Sd district as Ch'ei
Justice, and A. l.. Richardson as CLERK =,
The judicial Districts nId the times and
p.scss Of holding Courts in each are deslg'
aatsd by .he Supreme Court when IN ses'
aien and are liable to change each year.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1889-02-22
WHOLE NO. 1924.
Only few days after set foot in New
York. a friend took me to visit the Offices of

Only few days after I set foot in New
York, friend took me to visit the Offices of
the principal newspapers Of the city. puss-
ing along II corridor in The Worlds offices,
remarked lady writing in ono of the rooms.
My friend led the way in, and presented me
to her found her to be pretty brunette
of about twenty or twenty two, delightfully."-
piquante, and with most distinguished man
neys. | was struck with her simple bearing
and her Intelligent expression, and, on lcav-
ing the room, naturally wanted to know to
whom had had the pleasure of being intro
duced then learned that this young Ameri-
can girl did all the literary reviewing and
gossip for The New York World and took up
as large salary us one of the best writers on
the staff Of The Paris Figaro
The st Nicholas Magazine is conducted by
lady, Mrs. Dodge
Since l,.i husbands death, Mrs Frank Les
lie has carried on, under her own manage
ncrt tho numerous magazines which issue
from the house founded by that gentleman.
Tho largest newspapers, and ali the prin-
cipal reviews, have ladies on their stats.
Mrs. Mary Louise Booth, who directs The
Harpers Bazar, receives a salary Of 5000.
The two editors of The Critic are Miss
Jealnette L. Glider and Mr. Joseph B. Gil
der sister and brother of Mr.. Richard Wat
son Glider, poet, and chief editor of The Cen
tury Magazine, who himself has for colleagues
Mr. Buel and 4 talented lady.
might name many more.
The education of the women being in
America very much tho surue as that of the
men, ladies naturally may aspire to many enl-
ploylnents which. in Europe, are looked upon
as being the monopoly of man.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1889-02-22
CHAPTER XIII.

The New England descendants Of the Puri-
tlns have inl 4rited a more than British
prudery.
The word ''leg" is improper you must say
'tlower limb" Trousers have become 'lower
garments" Instead of going to bed, people
''retire," SO that the bedroom becomes tho
''retiring room"
A lady having said not long ago in a Phila-
delphia drawing room that she felt cold in her
back, created veritabe panic among tho
hostess guests.
read tho following piece of information in
New York paper among the news from
New England city:
The authorities have begun IL crusade
against the nude in art One Of the wealthiest
gentlemen in the city will be proceeded
against for keeping in his house copies OF the
Venus of Milo, tho Venus de Medici, CaIovas
Venus, Powers Greek Slave, the LAGOON,
and other works"
During my stay III New York, was con-
stantly hearing Of certain Mr., Anthony
Constock, who had attained celebrity by Il
campaign he had undertaken agains; nuditics.
Mr. Coulstock visited the museums, galleries,
exhibitions and shops, and, whenever he found
a bit Of flesh portrayed in paint or marble, ho
Went before tho magistrates and had grand
field day, must say, for the credit Of the
Now Workers. that Mr.. ComstoclS had earned
for himself reputation as grotesque as it
was noisy. To take up such line OF censor
ship is, it seems to me, to publish ones own
rt.r,,".,;ty na ti4s inlli".usl ,,i.esa t,,s,l is
50 i'll informed that he cannot look at an ar
tistia counterfeit prescnttnent Of the human
form divine without thinking evil thoughts,
is to DO iitied, II not despisctl.
But | suppose there " IL always be quacls
doctors with the cant of virtue on their lips
and filthy imas sinations i'll their llrarts.
Meanwhile, tho American newspapers
seemed to look upon Nr. Co1nstoci !cgiti
mate target for their jokes and satire
The New England ladies' have the rcputa
ton of being the most easily shocked women
in the world. An American gentleman told
INC that Philadelphia lady, at whose side ho
WIS seated one day at table, grew red to her
very ears at his asking her which part Of Il
chicken she preferred, the wing or the leg.
Are the New England women Santes-Ni-
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35. DEER LODGE. MONTANA, FEBRUARY 22 1885,

Z 1t is not rare, may say it is quite com
mo:,, To see girls of lS and 20 married To r,en
Of - end over
y An American told NE that he once vent u
long journey in the same railway car with an
i1tiri1l, Goary old man oi -, WHO w;:s accom-
.pauiel by girl OF scarce moro than 60 This
$50 ,nS woman YVES strikingly beautiful. Ny
Ararcan friend admitted to me that tba
sight Of her lovely faco had the effect of
making him fall quite in love with her he
fore their five days journey was over. He
did not have an opportunity Of conversing
with her. but on arriving ut their destina-
tion, he resolved to put up at tho Same hotel
US the old man, so rs TO perhaps have
chance of making more ample acquaintance
with his fair charge. 70 find out the name
Of tho young girl and her venerable grand
father he waited to sign his name in the
1tots register, unit, the pn:rinrch had III
scrihetl his own. Imagine his feelings when
he read;
Mr., Y and wife,
Hero isu joke that cucl from Wash,
ngton paper Is it a jokc' -
"a bachelor lately advertised for u wife.
4 typographical error changed his age from
81 to 81; but it made no difference, for he re-
ccived over $50 applications from ladies
ranging from lG to Co. and nll promising love
and devotion to the rest Of his existence"
Here is another which ! extract from Il
comic paper The author seems to believe
that tue American mother does not look on
such marriages with displcasure:
tMother--So you have engaged yourself
to Mr.. Jones. You must be goose. He
has neither fortune nor position know he
may one day be well off; his grandfather may
leave him part of his fortune, perhaps,
Daughter But, mamma, it is his grand.
father am engaged to-
"Mother-kiss me, my child, You are an
angel"
The real American girl atlinires male quail
itcs in rian Tho pcrfumed dandy, dressed
iii the latest fashion, the q. ucle,' us he is
called in the States is not her admiration;
She prefers little roughrcss to too much
polish. at d large reception given i'll the
Ne" York Union League club in the early
part OF the year, | asked a young lady who
were ten or dozen young men who did not
Hliss single dance, .-
"Oh!" she replied with mn air Of sovereign
contempt, "a few young dudes who have
been invited by the club just to keep up the
dancing; ntarionettes, you know