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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22
AN HISTORIC SPOT.
The steps Of the Old Treasury building In
New York city.

The choice Of the Treasury building
STATIONS Of one kind and another. by
tho way, seems now TO be in universal
favor Prestige is lent TO the locality,
no doubt, by the colossal statue cf
Washington, placed on tho front steps
few years ago by the Chamber Of
Commerce. But II was not always so.
In former years the old Merchants Ex-
change, now the Custom House, had
precedence on such occasions. More
than one distinguished statesman made
1.-THE greatest effort OF his lifen on the
stops OF that now quite venerable-lo look
ing ediGee IL was there that Daniel
Webster, some forty years ago or more,
mnde his famous speech on the New
England fishery question, which was
agtatlng the public mind, promising
his fellow-citizens that the Administra-
ton tof which he was then part)
would stand by the fisherman, hook.
bob and sinker" II was there also
that the Hungarian patriot. Kossuth.
made his first public appeal
for material aid" In his coun-
try's struggle with Austria.
II was there likewise, that "the Little
Giant stephen A. Douglass, deliver, q
one Of his tiercest phillipics against the
then slave-holding power, which was
seeking to extend the peculiar institute
ton into free territory acquired by
the Mexican war. A few years later
Mr. Linooln's great finance minister,
Mr.. Chase, from the same place, made
his appeal TO our merchant princes for
financial aid to enable the Government
20 defend the constitution aud maintain
the Union. But that was about the
last OF the great orators and the
great orations on the Custom
House portico. During the war there
We're many memorable occasions of the
kind, hut the scene was shifted 10 the
more convenient white granite building
at the corner Of Nassau street, and
there 1t will probably remain as long as
1t Is overshadowod by the august figure
of the Father of his Country. n. Y.
Latter
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22

Charles Clark, a convict sentenced IN
the penitentiary at Walla Walla from
Seattle for thirty-six years, was shot nv
the guard on the 10th inst. while attemnf-
ing to escape. He will recover.
Captain James Remington. late i,
command oil Company B, Fourteenth In
iantry, U. ). A., stationed at Vancouvar
Barracks, has been arrested ON comnIa;nt
OF his wife and charged with dangerous
insanity. ''uS
The Southern Baptist Association be-
gun its session at San Diego on the 9th
John Branger killed himself at tho
Santa Clara County lnfirmary ON the 9Th
A monster mass-meeting of INDIGNANT
citizens was held at Tacoma ON the NH
Dakota reports that her wheat cror
this year will be over 40, 900 900 bushels
The retail butchers at Vallejo wan.
meat peddlers to pay tax OF 800 a quar-.
ter. dN''i
The Grand Lodge OF the Kniohts Of
Pythias OF Oregon met at Astoria on the
Sth. WIG
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22
MASTERY OVER FEAR.
III. pawer Of Mind over Matter In NJ
ueuts of Danger.

III. pawer Of Mind over Matter In Ne
ments Of Danger.
II would be interesting TO know how
many courageous people are really APP
nrehensiye and cowardly at heart.
MANY recklessly brave soldier has
confessed that he went to battle quak-
ing with a fear perhaps as overwhelm-
ing as that which prompted the de-
.erter to Eight. The great difference
between them was that OF moral fiber.
The one was OF stuff stern enough to
ensure his fidelity; the other was
craven body and soul.
Mere hardihood OF feeling Is simply
an affair of the nerves. A person may
be endowed with it, or he may not,
and consequently his only responsible
ity lies in nobility OF action. A lady
who had preserved an absolute calm
ness of demeanor during a night OF
great danger at sea- was afterwards
COMMUNICATED on her courage.
"Did l really behave wellP" she
asked, in some surprise.
Like heroine When those hys-
terical women screamed you didn't
open your lips, and you only moved to
make them more comfortable. :"
II am glad" she replied, with sigh
of relief. 81 was so beside myself with
fear that you wouldn't surprise me II
YOU said | screamed, too. | actually
looked in the glass the first thing next
morning, to see if my hair had turned
white"
.But how did you manage to conceal
your fearP"
ooh, | kept saying to myself: Re
member, you are not to make FUSS.
| set my mind on that y"
"What sort of man makes the
bravest soldierp" asked some one Of
an old officer who had often been tried
by danger and was never found want
ing.
"Well," he responded, after some
thought, Il should say it is the man
who keeps the steadiest grip on him
self"
Very few people. indeed, have a
sufficiently high estimate of the power
of mind over matter, in moments OF
danger A young woman-one of the
modern young women VINO do not
hesitate to express an opinion-does
not think that boys are, by nature,
more courageous than girls. For she
says:
at is a recognized tradition that
men are to be brave, and so, when
they are afraid, they say nothing about
it. Woman may scream without for
feiting her good name; therefore she
allows herself that privilege.
This young philosophers logic may
be defective, but it points TO the very
evident fact that, while any one may
be conscious of fear, it is only the cow
ard who allows it to obtain the mastery
of his actions. - YOUTHS Companion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22
SLOW BUT OBLi0INo.
A Vessel Captain Who Runs His Boat q
Suit Every Body.

A Vessel Captain Who Runs His Boat q
Suit Every Body.
'.Leaves have their time TO fall, blu
country conveyances, run by privat'
enterprise. apparently do not have thei
time to start A little steamer tina
plies between two ports on Lake Cham
plain is obligingly lax in this respect
Two travellers who recently boarded it
in the hope OF reaching their destina
ton before nightfall, asked the captain
what time he intended to start
well, | ought TO start in half ar
hour he returned, "but you see there
Is fair here. and folks are late about
gettin down 10 the boat"
Then you don't have q regular time
for goingP"
'aOh yes, five o'clock's the hour; but
then, you see, we have to show some
consideration for folks that don't get
here"
Half an hour passed. during which
the boat lay bobbing up and down, to
the misery OF passengers addicted to
qualms, and the whistle at intervals
shriekcd in frantic discordance. Five
O'Clock came. and the captain gave the
order to move, when woman's voice
piped up from among the passengers;
Cant you wait just minute for
Warren? He said he should be here. I"
Now you know can't remon-
strated the soft-hearted captain. Il
can't make all these folks wait for him.
Besides. tod him when | saw him on
the Playground that he must be here at
five sharp"
We'll, whistle just once more!"
And he did He whisted not once.
but seven times. filing the intervals Of
silence with protestations of his inabil-
ity 10 disappo mt the many for the one.
Al length he announced. desperately,
and yet regretfully:
We'll. Fun going nowl Nobody
can't blame mel I've waited longer'n
! could have been expected to-"
so with one parting Shrek the little
boat moved out into the lake, the oblig-
ing captain still shading his eyes. and
scanning the shore for possible
glimpse of the recreant Warren. -
- foHth's Companion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22
egg-Yelks for Boils.


The yelk of eggs made into a plaster
with honey and flour. of about the con-
sstency of mustard paste, gives speedy
relief to one afflicted with boils. The
~hile' used as coating for scalds and
burns, excludes the air, which 50 no.
gravates the sutferings of a burned
person. 1t is softer than collodion
therefore better, and is always at
haha; It is more cooling than
the once popular sweet oil and cot.
ton. The white, beaten with sugar 10
invaluable in bronchial affections esna-
cially in hoarseness, when a little
lemon juice mag be added with good
results. Cider vinegar NAV he suh.
s'ltuted for the lemon juice when the
latter Is not available. Leather chair
seats may be revived by rubbing them
WIN weil-beaten white of egus
Leather binding of books NAV also be
cieaned by this method. bnt whi,a
roman bindings should be washed
with soft flannel saturated in soan
suds.-Detroa Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22

Ventura prohibits grocers from selling
liquors.
Smallpox is prevalent at Sooorro, New
Mexico.
San Jose is to have an overhead cleo
tric railway.
Santa Cruz has awarded contract to
build new Jail,
The California state Grange will meet
at San Jose next year.
A Masonic Hall was dedicated at Santa
Fe, n. NJ, on the Sth.
Tacoma, Wash is full OF hard charac-
tiers and street robbers.
Work on the irrigation canal at Hol-
lister began on the Sth.
w. A. Currie, of Portland, has been
commissioned notary public.
The Fire Department at San Luis
Obispo disbanded on the Sth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22

vi ne carpenters and cabinet-makers at
victoria, b. c., are on strike ,nr n;n a.
hours day. ''Ae 'or hhe
WI mf' sterling, editor of the Ellensbury
bo nSis', ~ REGISTER, has been held in SD
Keno people have secured no,.
ior rH s,a anu a reservoir site at Wiener Lak,
'or storage purposes. y '''e' LAM
Kn MJlk on the railroad extension from
Mnights Landing into Sutter rorn ,,oi
making good progress, ''o' county Il
nla mocatlons are being rapidly filed On tb,
and ,has , na near Ellensburg, WASH
anu 'he new coal fields north Of tho " cit,.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22
PORTLAND MARKET.
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK MoHH
FAVORABLE.
While There Is no Direct Ohaiis' -
Quotations. Every Business MAN
Feels Confident of an Eary
Change all Round.

The controlling features OF the business
situation have undergone but HUE
change since the close OF last week. INC
5;str;hut;ve movement OF trade having
been satisfactorily maintained, while re-
ports from all important interior distrip'
utinp centers reflect the same satisfactory
cor ditions both as to character ana eX-
font of the autumn demand. Coffees re-
main firm at last quotations. Sugars are
lower all round. The fresh fruit market
il still firm and active. Fresh vegetables
are still in good receipt and prices are
well maintained. For dairy, produce and
poultry there is not much to report, last
weeks prices being well maintained
Wheat is more active and firmer Flour
and feed is unchanged, the demand con-
tinuing good. The local wool market If
still exceedingly dull. Hops are coming
in more freely, but the market is still
without interest.
Sugars, Golden G 614c. extra o 67sc,
drv granulated 77sc, cube, crushed and
powdered SIC. Coffee: Guatemala ~
@2215, Java 3G@32c, Costa RIGA ZIG
23bc. Mocha 371ac, Rio 22@23c,
roasted Java 30@32c, Arbuckle's roasted
Csc.
PROVISIONS.
Oregon ham 13@l3Hc, breakfast bacon
l2l6 @l3c, sides 9a1Oc, Eastern ham 121s
@l4c, breakfast bacon IKE, sides SC,
shoulders &c. Lard sac.
| FRUITS.
Apples 81, lemons IS. Sicily $3.50,
pears $1@l.25.
DRIED FRUITS.
Apples 4@5c, evaporated 6@6llsc sliced
&c, pears Sc, peaches 9@l0c, Oregon
plums 3@4, petite prunes 5@8c, German
So @6c, prunee, Italian &c, silver So 67c,
California figs &c, Smyrna figs 14@l5c,
ap. icots 13@14c, raisips $1.75@2.25 per
box.
Potatoes, new, $9c@l, sweets lAc
per b, onions 85c.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Oregon fancy 3Oc, dairy
25@2719c, common l0@12hc. Eastern
Csc, California 271ac.
RGGs.
Oregon eggs 80; Eastern 25e.
POULTRY.
Chickens $3@3.50. old hens $4@4.25
young geese $S@l0, turkeys l21ac per ID
| WOOL.
Valley 17@19c, Umpque 10000, East
ern Oregon 10@l4G
Hops 6dSc for Oregon, 6@9c fol
Washington.
Wheat, Valley sl.221a @l.25, Eastern
Oregon $l.l59l.l7h. Oats 37@39c.
FLOUR.
Standard $4.25, other brands 1911
@3 80.
FRESH MEATS.
Beef, live. 21ac, dressed, Sc; mutton
live, &c, dressed, 61ac; hogs live, 5@54c
dressed llR, deer "a csc.
| FEED.
Hay $l7@lS per ton, bran $l4.50, chol
$loW20, shorts 1850, barley $2l.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22

C mr., stevens of Fanny Dayennort,s
tha ish died suddenly at San Diego ' on
o,o some ru6ies We're found in A min;no
recently. ian i'ieso county
o., me United States Senate Committee
Portland. ooast' Will visit
san Gan Diego proposes to offer indrco
that point. "'iiis 10 build to
Ca nhitahIs sg is determined to enter tbe
newed vigor. "''''hR'oh with re-
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The result of the Legislative cO SSisr
Montana will not be definilely , ~
ined until the official count lsa''''
The stockholders of the deiun. ,1.mr
una and Sebastopol railroad are . S,sa
ing for the return OF their suos'i'p'
From July II to the 9th Of the l p'sll i
month, permits have been gianJa
seattle for buildings to the value y
10000.
Elmer Chamberlain, while cruz rsaI
Helena, Mont, cut Officer ~ : tujk
from his ear to his throat WIN
lie may recover.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22
A PECULIAR DOCUMENT.
Ants-Nuptial Agreement of ProsaI
Bnsiness-Like Nature,

Ants-Nuptiai Agreement of ProsaIc
Business-Like Nature
An ante-nuptial agreement, a docu.
ment rarely met with in this part Of
1ne country, was filed in the county
clerks Office at Albany the other day.
us Intent Is to protect the respective
possessions of each of the contracting
parties from liability for debts con,
tracted by the other. Following ia a
Lteral copy, including few mistakes
In photography:
Know all men by these presents
that, l, Samuel Woods, manufactures
OF the city of Montreal. in the province
OF Quebec, in the Dominion of Canada
OF the first part, and jennie l., Martin
splnster. OF the city Of Albany, of the
United States Of America. of the sacona
part, being about to be Joined in the
sonds OF holy matrimony, hereby mn.
'uaiiy coVenantano agree that the afore.
SAID Samuel Woods, OF the first mart
shall not be liable for any debts now =,
hereafter for which the aforesaid Ian.
a'o ~ mar'ln Is or may be liable; and.
furthermore that the aforementioned
party OF the second part shall not he
haole for any debts which the said
party OF the first part now owes Or
~hlch he may hereafter contract; also
shat she, the said Jennie l. Martin
shail be separate as to all property
whether real or personal, which sho
now has or hereafter may ACQUIRE to
nave and to hold entirely apart for ber
own oenelt or use as she, the aforesaid
jennie L. Martin, may see fit and in
consideration Of which she hereby re-.
nounces all right of DOVER"
w Inc document is signed by Samuel
woods and Jennie l.. Martin and u.;.
messed by Graham Martin, II wa.
e1ecuted on September 80. ls7a
Albany On, ~ Express.
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CORRUPTED Names
The Great Difference Between Inc" ~
Ing and PRONUNCIATION

The Great Difference BetWee" i"'
Ing and PRONUNCIATION
Some of the contractions ana o'sT
tions of place and PERSONA nana 1
Britain are to the American at oaS 4
wildering and amusing. Several
probably most, OF what follow nas 4
ready appeared, but, at the fl'n w. !
beating even "a twice-told tale 7
Gull the following from our scrap X I,
note book: Cholmondeley We =
pronounced Chumley; MarlOFioal w.
Marchbanks; Wemys, Weeins ~ y.
stones, Hastings; Eyre, Aifi o' rs,
Jeffrey; Colquhoun, Cohoon' ny N
hart, Urkart or Urkurt; DyllWya, y :
un; Waldegrave, Walgrave, ~. ~.
3urn, Coburn; Mainwaring' MAa1 q,
ng; Cowper. Cooper l csrs
.'rood; Knollys, Knowles w. ~
Tor; Meux, News; hefr' pI,,
It. Clair, Sinkler; Bourne Burn -, ,as
,ames fare no better. mus M
'ontefract, Pumfret; biY'pv, ..,
Abergavenny, Abergenny; h. p
FRIGHT, Kircoobri; Derby pa'y, ,d
Nall, Pell Nell; Rotherhytne, " =,
ilamys, CLANS; Gladys, ui'u' ia
he historic Smithtield becoho'' en-
nouth of the native LondoIe, T.. ii,
10; Carlisle is locally Caryii i ',a,,
'eerith, and Edinburgh, "our " M
lantic town." becomes biho'O
'evenoaks threatens to DC MI 10,
hooks. The Scotch kilcoaqs an
irst translated into klnhuo".h si,
inally, into the noted Eennas ms.
-ennawhere; CockburhsPa'ss ..l q
trough Coburnspath into = anotO
,ersmith, while the lineiy nlsl
)t'uidhall degenerates into Wv
un Droodle-Notes and QHe'"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22
WILD wesrea.


suEp ron I.,es, ''ss k'sis.
Bin Mayes. dranaa, Our sssIss
day 10 subserlbs p'a :, y VI d
Kicker to ssoa 70 lor : se,,
and IN snaaL = friend iht.
oriaa ', p's In regard d 4
s a. na .,ore ne left he lpss'
f foll"ws.p papers on US in llss'
The w aow ~.
Jack Hines a00 '....'. ........v
N Mrs' sn 1,tohnnson
Scattering -. .9s-...,..''.A
All the above suits -, -
OF a few truthful para n.y. re'e W
cent issue, and while 81 apas
pected. are not upweloa ~ s1au
think a newspaper amm,.' "
until 1t has half a DOZEN ~ y
the docket, and we dnn.. A'sl W
amy editor will get m 81, uslsA
self until he realizes tha. ~ hanp
raise two hundred thousss - AZ
cash inside of year F,,, uols
Come and see us. =
HArLANAroRY.-Last veal !.
','ou our friends TO give 4.
sno''iuer 70 a travelling sheatrl,l
pany winch advertised a wssE'
sas enie''' a1 MOOT Hog or Die M
nights, the company sli1 ~
though not before the la.a,. II. y
villain, the juvenile ~
woman and Clara yero n w
heroine, had stoned the Riep.. 7, y
dared us to come forth (
night and be mangled TO q mi. Y
be a warning to other that
panles. No free tickets w.s,
this Office in this case n 49,
Kicker was coolly jpnorod
wise in all others to coma ona
at once. We want Mt loos.
head tickets to front sa,,s ~.
we don't get 'em the show i ~
prove a bad financial fa;lr,,
office is the place to oct data n
dodgers. and this paper il .ha
medium to advertise in
"oME SUGGESTIONS In the @r
county ana city elections II is Id,
pic thae good clean men be put d,
iei'' as canoiaates. We have eosi
eraoie spare tlihe on our hands, ID
nominated ior ana elected to thes
oi County cierK we should hona
public. We are satisfied Tho. :. !.
also make a GOOD mavor w..
give that Office orr attent;on T..
hours per d;,y. and we believe VAL
the needs of the town and hov Il
isfy them. If we are elected 10;
of deeds we promise that tbs i
shall be mopped out every Satin,
and those who have business viii
| will find us ALWAYS in cheerful hu,
It looks well to see n LEADING ia,
ist holding positions of trust and
spect. They invariably make I'M
office-holders. We throw ont thass
suggestions in all candor. and hag
| doubt thew will be acted upou IL
best interests of the party and tbs
lie. They either will be or the i
will hear something drop
BOUND FOR THE HALLows-8'
tended church the other eveali
company win hank hller olaea
Sarah. when the Contribution
was passed we Intended to calf
F, quarter, nut got n0ld OF uOllat
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22

AID Resisted means steady growth
In artiticiality and frivolty; age ac-
cepted means deepening experience
and widening life. Som one has said.
with the deepest wisdom. that the
way to get the most out Of life is to
accept completely each stage of it, to
drink to the bottom the cup which
youth and maturity and age hold to
the lips, and so to take from life all
that lies in its bands. Exchanre
When the opportunity OF mans
life presents itself he usually waits
for an introduction. Boston Post.
Folly must hold its tongue while
wearing the wig of wisdom. j. A.
Macon.
Education does not hurt a young
man if he has good common sense to
60 with tn. o Picayune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22

There are two rival jewelry stores
on Greenwich street, in New York, the
proprietors Of which bear the same
name, The elder, being jealous of his
younger rival, has displayed this sign
In his show window. This concern
was established in 1858, when (ths
younger rivaD was eight weeks old,
etc. We 10 business on our sn repu.
iatiuu -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22

a man OF sense finds much less d iff,-
Guilty In submitting to one who is
wrong-headed than in attempting to set
him right.
Don't despise systems of thought
that other men have elaborated be-
cause you can not place yourself at
once at their. point OF Wow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-22

Orange county has fixed the tax rate
at $l.65 Los Angeles at $3.50.
The new Safe Deposit building at Ia.
coma will be ten stories high.
Five attempts were made TO start fires
at Helena, Mont, on the 4th.
Another agricultural implement factory
is about to be erected at Stockton.
Baker City, Or, was filled with visitors
last week attending the county fair.
A man-eating shark was captured at
Redondo Beach, CAL, on the 9th inst.
Three-fourths of the inmates of the
Oregon State Prison are morphine eaters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

$%ssS e
pIREssHD HoGsIAro somewhat stronger ana in tar re-.
9s.y to ns sns SDs ss" d:saes E sss points
in sympathy with thc West subsequently The temper
ssS S.. to had s'f s dsma Ss' psR
10 tcs Western steam spot part export 7l5d7 II l2
closing ~ he , Sy sotm pO .as 6 ss':
SIGc June clo.cd lie sales 1000 tcs mar l0c
july sod a, l?c 'a 20 ' .Gc AusIs 900 S'T scs
&c Rcnned Continent I l567 55c, as TO quality
south Am,, and S ysfv Now
gH. ard R1. 2G yS,Tcv W%
.!r 4" fay a2c d. prime" 2od2lc; do fair to good
Isa iv:; STAT dairy half hrkn tub. fancy. @2c DO
eno lssGs s s'a% $ day , MS'N n iGO p'i%
Western Imitation Cr"am"ry. choice l1dl"G DO eo3d
to pr ialG With dtgY GA' wssri6 aifs factory
t,T l'f f7E do 40 nT," i@al6c Do seconds. l6olc
dairy and tastry A,rf, s%Se Stat dar. GTkns
and trbA fancy. l7ai~c; common to chgiI" lldlOc
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