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LEMON ELIXIR,
4 Pleasant Lemon Drink.

For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir.
For loss Of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
For %feycrs, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
Dr.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you In any OF tho above named dis
eases, all OF which arise from a torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bow.
els.
Prepared only by Dr.. H. MozLEY, At
lanta, Ga.
Soc and Sl'M per bottle, at druggists,
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Must be carefully considered by the
great majority OF people, in buying even
necessities Of life. Hoods %Sarsaparilla
itself with special force to the
great middle classes, because it combines
positive economy with great medicinal
power. 1t is the only medicine OF which
truly be said 100 Doses One Dol
and a bottle taken according to d.
reCtions will average to last q month. G
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Health is Wealth

DR.. Z. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
xENT, a guaranteed specific for Hystcria. Dlzzi.
ness. Commissions, FITS. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakciuluess, Mental
Depression, soiteninE Of the Brain resulting In
insanity and leading tie misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age. ba.rcnncss, Loss Of
Spermatnrrhrn caused by ovcr.exertion OF the
brain. seli-abuse or over indulgence. Each box
contains one months treatment. 500 Il box,
or six boxes Tor s. %. sent by mail prepaid on
seceip. OF price. WEGuARAHTEEs l& BOXES
to cure any case. With each order received By
us for six bo1es, accompanied with IS 90, VIC
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
10 refund the money II the treatment docs noi
effect u cure. Guarantees issued only by Nc
Lain Block. cor. Market and Twelfth streets
Wheeling. ". Va. Sc2STThsAw
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Petroleum.

New ionK, April so.-pe.roleum opened
s'.tc in the earl; trading. The market then re.
acted and closed stcady At Sih.c. Spot oil was
JUL and nsglrcied nll day. Stock Exchange:
Opening AZ si31.c; highest s,Lc; lowest SIZE:
closing ut SIG. Sales ll7,o00 barrels. -
OIL City, Pa. April 3l.-Pe,o!cum opened at
sales 47.Oo0 barrels: charters it'll barrels; ship.
menIs 6s.G5 barrels; runs lol IL! barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, April 30.-Pctroicum opencd
" siiitc; closed at St12c: highest Sis,c; loves,
Sic; clchrances JUS .00 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. April @.-retroleum dull
but steady: opened at SlIc; closed al S4Xc;
highest size; lowest size.
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She-"Oh, horrors." He-"What is it,
darling" she-"1 forgot all about poor
pussy, left iu the house alone, aud we oil
for a week. She'll s~tarve." He-"O, l
remembered her. ! left 4 can Of con.
densed milk on the kitchen table with a
sardine opener beside it,"
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y Prominent 3Ilni.trr Wrytes.

Alter ten years Of great suffering from
Indigestion with great nervous prostra-
ton, biliousness, di,ordcred kidneys
and constipation, l have boon cured by
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir and am now
a well man.. REV. G. 9. DAVIS,
=. Ed. NJ. L. Church South,
TuAs No. IS Ta1nall St., Atlanta, Ga.
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SYMrroAs-Aoisture: Intense itching and
singing; most at night: worse by scratching.
II allowed TO continue tunors form, which often
bleed md ~ulceratc. becoming very sore.
swArSx's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
!ng. heals liberation, aud In most cases re,
g S9 s.a,s INC p 59's sMsyu staasi aS. Ehiis o5 ~ HAIL. 'of
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The value Of q remedy should DO esti.
mated by its curative properties. Ac.
;ording to this standard, Ayers Sarsapa.
rilla is the best and most economical
blood medicine in the market, because
the most pure aud concentrated. Price
81. Worth S. q bottle. paw
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PROM WHEELINn erAr,ov

Trains via tho Pittsbnrpb ci,o,nn"u
Louis RailwGy-Pan.IInndle ;oute-.In u.w y ~
ins Tor stcntenril!e. Pittsburgh and ,bc F Feoi'
6:aJa. m, l2:A5 r: IN $40 n. H., and SIN aAs!'
f F@n' coi Sga i Cincinnati, lndisnspolliis' S and q It. i.
Ind nD1' cn I:ns T. FL r: sn !" y s:+g :; "a, ri colasab Ss
Ing ~ ~ 4 m, 1000 a. H., 2:45 I. m M hsGi,
P; M ao Trains leaving atG:2oa a. m. and I sr1,s S;9.
x pi,,Sp :; n ,tin solid between whee, m,s'sinf
rl!snnrgh u. AZ traIns dnilv trrcnt s nnans anu
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Simply apnly "swAyNE's OINTMENT" No In.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
itch, all eruptlons on the face, hands, nose, &C.,
leaving the skin clear. white and healthy. Its
by no other remedy. Ask your druHgl.t 10,
SWAySH'S OINTMENT, rbskT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01

ga Constant Reader Of the Post asks
through it's columns the authorship OF
"Young Lochinvar." Great Scott! II
hehad looked in "Marmion" he would
have found what he was Lochinvar.
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NEW YonK, April So.-pig Iron quiet. Copper
lull; lnEcsli 30: Lead Irregular; domestic 81 10.
Tin easier; s!rsIts s.! 30,
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Bal Z. HAILAoAD-ceuisal Time.
pcllaisc ( GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leave,
scIlMfe At 1000 q. m, arrives at DellaIte II $50
p n.
WoodsNcld Passenger leaves Bellr!ro At I:lo n
ID, arrives at Bollairc ut $50 A.. nj.
Aumtnetleld Accommodation iesycs Bellsi,c
al l2:9o p. M. arrives At II 10 a. IN,
STEAMER BELLAlRE,
Leave Wheeling. Daily Trio, City Time-6,lo,
NV. lp;Vc AMI l:a5 u. IN 2:N. LOO, E.IU p ~.
Leave wheeling Sundays, THY Time-S:Oo, 10
aud l1:UO II, M; 200. iSOl md 600 u. III.
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Central Standard Time.
%EzgnnSy|vdnid Ij1gS.1
From Br,deeno,t

1t"ins wa the Cleveland 4 rI,,sbu,ch Rail.
Ioaa I !SavG Bridgeport for Pi,.sbnssh, { i Sar,
a. ann m: .'f Fc1 chia s;@ a. sa d c E.5 E1!!SS%4s :
For Pittsburgh and New YORK, 2:a n ~" p n,
!IaipS arrive At bridgeport at 1868 a. m,, 100,
b. On %i sa Hx p; M, f:s7R :: m, and7:b2 p. N.
p. H.; from East Liverpool, l1:I2 n ,po o:14
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
- TRAlSs.On and after Nov. q, lss9.-Ex.
day excepted, monday excepted. isaturiay
excepted: Sunday only. Saturday only
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FOR RENT.

No. 2,A7 and go Main street, storeroom and
two halls.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Notary Public. and U. 3.
Claim Attorney. No. 1912 Market street.
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When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castor!a,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castcria,
When ste became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When shs bad Children, she Savo them Castoria,
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TT VUIIONs IT.
clScl%xA11, O., Apsil3O.-cotto steady; mid.
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hHlO RIVER RAILROAD,-TIME
Table taking effect November q, lSs9,
PPasssnSGr trains will run as io~llows-ccntrsi
, tifnc; Al Trims daily except those marked
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M| E.t.! REMARKS. n
There has bcenn very duh offering this week
some $50 head In excess OF the iair number re.
generally sS being good, aid ,rnde ot|v iaff.
rhe market Was not quite as strong rs last week,
housh the same figures ruled to day rs they did
then. but With much fewer sales. and those ei
very tne Western Hogs. at the top figures.
hogs, and 5llt4a5lsc for nearby hogs; rough nor,
&c: sowS and ttnss %1ta5c net,
ot the receipts 6Gl head came by tho Baltimore
eOhte kailr0sd and $3.50 head by thc ponnsyl
yania Railroad,
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Trustoo's Salos,
SALE,

ly vlt,no Of a deed Of trus, made BY William
Porter nild Margaret Porter, hls Vile, 10 ms M
trH..cr, !bssIing date Oh The 20.h day Of NAV.
lSNi. and recorded IN tho Unlce Of tho CLERK OF
the County. Court for ohio county, West VII.
E3j, / Al III sell 1T public auction al The ffont
door 81 ne Court House Of said county, III tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of the Money md Sto'
- AInrLNta.

Tho Features Of Tho Money and Stool
New YonK. April sO.-Money on cali easy a.4
6 par cent, closed offered at D per cent. P'im'
mercantile paper. Ja7 per cont. Sterling OK
change quietAt 81 s211satGn. sa!cs Of stock
were 3Ga,a0o shares.
The stock market showed some Increase Ia
trading to-.iAy, but that was all Ia the afternoon
during most OF the time, and Tor many days The
lew changes bho~ u majOflty Of losses. though
they were confined 10 fractional amounts. The
reaction Is hue TO n combination oil causes,
though tho chiei OF them ~ probably the desire
q sold ont bulls 10 recover their sales md profit,
Jhcrc Is also Aieelipx Of nDrasiDess OF tho labor
demonstration to DO held Tomorrow both here
and abroad,
The leading features Of the day were 81. Paul,
Rock isiattd, Northern taettic preferred Canada
Ronthern aud Wheeling 4 Lake Eric omnon
mud thoss stocks ate the only ones showing any
improvement At Inc close Of the day. The mar.
Ret closed firm. Final changes Itc without VI.
s,rpsion Tor fractional amounts only, principally
Railroad bonaa moderately active. Sales,
s2,!7s,00O.
Government aud State bonds dull aud steady,
bonds n STOCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hin,
y. ~ rcg.-"......l?9 iohio & Mississippi. 2l5
y. I. ~ coupons ....l"2 do prefeyrcd.,,,. ~
y g. M reg .......sl O!s HOreg0n llnpr Vent 49E
Y. {. rs coupot.. 1855 Oregon NV. ....,,. los :
Pacific Is OF 'H."..ll6 lOtvgon Ttana.....,. ISL
Adams * prcss....iD Pacific Mnll ..,...". az
American Exprcss.lih lpittsburgh.....,.......lb1E
Canada raclilc...... 7I5ffpullman ace..,.l0 >
Canada Southern. 5ils' RcalIng ,,,,,..... IllL
Centnl paclic...., IS Rock sluud....,.. 0iie
Chesapeake Ohio ~ l5LL. 4 san Frau..,' ~.
do inst prr.etrui. ii Isl. PAul........... nj.
90 second pfefd. 4! d0 preferred ......,. INK
Ght. kur. Qdtnoy. lUT 81. lnui & 0mala., sig,
Del. 4 Hudson. .. .i6fIiI do preferred. .... 9s |
Del, l.AcV 4 v cst... 1884 Tenn. Coul & Iron. ~.
beaver X. G,....... IS Texas paclilc..... q
EsloY."............. 97IIIlunion Pacitlc....... Gs.
Fort Wayne ........l3 1U.S !. Express .,,..... -"
Illinois Ccut1al..... no. w., ST. L.. p.,.... liz.
haLsH & TcxAs."". II do preferred. ..... ~
axe shnlc:.~"r"ml0y!n IWells'FAry9 f. ......ll0
,Ioulsviilc& Nash. W1sl Western Union ...... Slh
Memphis Chns... 81 Am, Cotton Oil ~
n Michigan Central. % colorado COIL M,L
Missouri Paciiic..- 7i;lIiror Siiycr.."...sU
Nashville i Chat. Observation-Disclosures
SewIcrscyCoutrnl. l2lJI DO pr~rlcrrcI." a;I.
Norfolk & W,preVu til Sutro...,.,.,,...'',. Is
Northern rAcltlc,... 3JEyI Rlchm'd & ", PIT. np.
do .preictrUd.. ... sou Atchison ...,...... gyI,
....,... illl- Lead Trust......" iyG'
w t'r,elitu~r.~lib IsuRsI"-..a...., ,,, ~
sew York Central. los SEx, Int.
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o., AHrll30.-Flour Steady. Wheat
hriner: No. 2 red svA9ic: receipts 900 bushels;
mixed SIC. Oats firm: no. . mixed 97aasc. RYE
stronger: No. .. 56l1:c. Pork quiet at SIS 37iiS,
Lard ilrm a. 6.OJc. Bulk meats stronger; shor,
ribs 3.tNc. bacon firm short clear G 50o. Whisky
Eggs steady at we.
C!SclsSArI. o., April 3o.-Hogs-Common
and Light 81 ion4 :D;'packing and bulchurs 81 IOa
! "; receipts 6,li0 head: shipments $50 head.
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Live Stock.

EAST Liberty, Pa, april SO.-Cattle-Recelpu
~ head: %shipmerts Gu head: market steady:
prime ~ GOat Il: fair TO good Siuhi 50; common
81 Va3 IS; btoekcrs and feeders s. ..5i:i IS; cows
bulls and stays 81 50a3 5o. l!ovs-Keccipts 1900
head: shipments I.GUl head: market slow: me-
aium and selected s. lCa. 10; common 10 best
Workers 81 ?aai Is; pigs 81 coal Is. Sacep-Re.
hrm: prime clipped s. 25l5 50: fair to good "A 80
NJ W: common s. DDa3 50: lambs s, 0paG 90:
spring lambs a boa9 %. Veal calves 81 5Oal Oo
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n,ouSn usGcts. and baggage checked. In MI
po'n% W Or R ssies snd other information sdtrces
Al. B saSiS Y'oS, .. !. A., rs1kersbIrg.
JIG TOMLlNsON, i, A. Whna nIrs"HpS;
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baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALvER7oS Stock YARDS,
MONDAY, April nS.


=. EHh sWENE NAHkEE.
Arrivals this week. q 40
artlvais lhst WceE......""."."................. rs!
AtllNhl1 ouC yeAt ago ,.,.... 6,lg
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sA~TuE0AY..MAY 81. iS1,

beginning nj 10 O'Clock n. M, I'll tho following
dclCribea realcstnte, Situate lii Tfiadelphin dis.
ttiei. Ia sasl county, described W follows, Viz;
BEGINNING At Il point Oh the Gust limo OF Tho
National or Cumberland Road NJ tho snutheast
corner OF Henry Cooks land; thence with lin
tlna OF Atd NATIONAL Road etsterly four h,Ins
bred aud twenty ilveti2D feet 10 q point. thGnce
nj rlvht any',a with said road two bundled ali
bIx,y Ihf) tcot To- The liLr Of MI aycnup lnIj oui
parallel 10 Raii Cumberland kOAd through Tho
Porter home plaru: thence wcatrtly along said
avenue four hundrut and twenty-five (llSl feel
10 room y Fotisbfktt cerHtt, thence With hts tiue
10 the plhce OF hrain Ing. being MI Of lots num,
heted ten (l0I. eleven iii. twelve u2) and hi.
teen llal M lRid ont on tho private plat OF that
part OF the William Porter home place aud
TtRas or SALE. Olc.thlrd, or us much more
a. ne htitefffsef ainy eject. cash III hand on tho
day o' nnd the balance III two equal install.
iInthts, payable respectively In one and two ears
rom tho ony, Of salc. with interest. The pur.
rhAhcf TO give HI. ii"tcs for this deferred install.
meats, with good security. and the legal title 10
10 retained NJ further security until the said
liDtes AND intetrAt are Eatl.
Iitle believed cool. but selling NJ trustee |
'ha!l coniveyonly such title ns Is vested In INC by
". T. ffUBEAKD, 7r
hpu Trustee,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-11

THE Secretary of the Boise City
Board of Trade, by instructions from
the Board of Directors, has forward
ed circulars to the WORLD upon the
question of forming a business or
ganization in this town similar to the
Board of Trade of the capital city.
That organization has been in active
operations two years and six
months, and the population, wealth
business and number of buildings in
Boise City have increased 20 pei
cent. during that time, and this while
Idaho generally has suffered from
drouth, and depression of its mining
interests. Accompanying the circular
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-11
sQUAw CREEK LETTER
OLA, Idaho, March A, 1890.

I'D. WoRLD:-To-day, one yea,
ago. the President of the United
states took his seat in the big arm
ona'r 70 scratch off a few lines b,
which to guide the people of the
greatest nation of the world, and SC
10 l. Yes, take my seat to write
10" lines to the IDAHo WORLD, the
greatest paper published in Boise
county.
Winter broke on or abou. Feb. 1st
ana ever since we have had con.
siomeratlon of warm and cold weatb.
er, rain, mud, snow and ice.
The Long valleyites are coming
out almost every day with stock and
turning them out on the Squaw creek
bills The supply of hay has been
led out and there is yet about three
leet OF snow in the valley. Over one
thousand head Of stock have already
been driven out, and more are COM
ing. One Long valley man being
asked If he thought stock would make
1T through on dry bunch grass, re-.
Piled that it was better feed than
snow balls and mountaia scenery.
We are pleased to see the smiling
countenance OF our old friend, Craig
Baird, who returned about a month
ago from his visit in Oregon. AL
though favorably impressed with
some portions of that State, Craig
says he has no intention of selling
out in Idaho and making his home in
Oregon. Craig thinks there will be
heavy losses of stock in some por-
tions of the Webfcot State. The
loss OF stock in this section we think
will be light. Up to the present time
the loss has been so small it is not
worth mentioning.
The public school of Ola has been
suspended for a time on account of
the bad condition of the roads.
XAcTLY.
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mentioned Is form Of constitution,
drawn with view to simplicity and
freedom Of action. Any business
man interested in the formation Of .
Board Of Trade for this town can see
the constitution BY calling at this
Office. The circular closes as follows:
''lf the Boise Board Of Trade can
be OF any assistance TO you in any
way, write US freely. Our next
Legislature will undoubtedly give US
. Commissioner Of Immigration, to
take up and enlarge our work. If it
does not do this, then w. shall pro-
pose that the local boards unite in
forming . Territorial Board which
shall do the work of an Immigration
Bureau"
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NO CLASSIFICATION
WARN Spmyes. MARCH, g ION,


I'D. WonLn:--Liberty and eauali.
~ are the two pillars on which a p.
Puoi'can government rests; all men
a., are iree; all men enjoy equal rights.
Inc right of suffrage, or the privilege
OF siectlng our officers, is the highest
privilege that men can ask for
government 9, for and by the people.
10 use the right of suffrage for the
welfare OF the people is duty which
every citizen owes to the country and
70 'ne government. In a republican
form OF government officers are ser-
wants OF the people; in an absolute
monarchy they are servants of the
cro~n-head. 1t follows then, in or.
der to have good government, that
to elect good officers must be the
highest aim of every citizen. How
will You accomplish this? Nv an.
swer is: Elect your candidates ac-
cording to ability and integrity. On
their merits should they be either se-
lected or rejected, be they adopted
citizens or native born. To let clan.
ishness for either side divert your
vote from the superior to the inferior
candidate, would not be doing Justice
to the candidate aor to the people.
Whenever star chambers or cen.
tral committees try to make up tick.
cts without considering tho aspirants'
abilities aud integrity, and only try
to satisfy party interests, then they
ought to be swamped and stay
swamped. Therefore hold that to
elect candidates according to given
numbers, relative to nativity, would
work hardship and create dissatisfac-
ton. 1t would be step backwards.
1t is not the danger from without
that threatens republican form of
government; the danger lies within.
When men who hold party interest
above national interest, get into Of
fce, there is where the danger hes.
To prevent this is every citizens du-
ty.
You hold that foreigner remains
foreigner, notwithstanding his be-
ing citizen. This is, as to the place
of birth, correct; but before the law
he is not foreigner. He has the
same privileges and rights as ma
tive born, whereas foreigner with
out citizenship shares his rights with
the country from which he comes.
All this country gives him is protec-
ton Of life and property.
You seem to take me up on the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS created this
country and made it what it is to-
day" You didn't mean to say that |
meant the foreigners made the water
and the land?
In regard to you being candidate
for Office, your success should depend
entirely on who would be your oppo-
nent. Should your good qualities
tip the scales in your favor, would
sustain you with good will and grace.
A union forever free,
Let our watchword be.
CONRAD HAAG.
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THE annual report of the Boise
City Board of Trade gives figures
showing the growth of that town
since 1887. In November of that
year there were thirty vacant dwell
ings in Boise City. In 1888 forty
two new dwelling houses were built
and FIVE more so thoroughly rebuilt
as to practically amount to new
houses; these cost $4,000, which,
added to the cost of Sonna's opera
house, the Levy building, and i'm
provements on other business build
ings, gives total of $4,000. For
ty-one new dwellings were put up
in 1889, which, with the building of
Lemp's block of five stores and three
stories high, the partial completion OF
the Odd Fellows block, and the re-
building and enlarging OF many 9TH
ers, makes the expenditure, by private
enterprise last year, $4,000. Add
to this the expenditure for permanent
improvements for Federal, Territorial
and County purposes, and it gives a
total of 100000 disbursed for build
ings and facilities for business which
are there to stay. Starting a little
over two years ago with thirty vacant
houses, Boise City has added eighty
three new dwellings, and it is doubt
full if there are now three haoltaole
vacant dwelling houses in the town
The Boise City Board of Trade has
carried out a thorough sytem OF ad-
vertising the town, and the energetic
and wise course pursued by TINS or
ganization during the past two years
is due to great extent the steadily
increasing growth of the capital city
SAML BooRN came up last SUNDAY
from the capital
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Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. WINsLow'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
used for forty years with never-failing
success by millions of mothers for theii
children. During the process of teeIhing
its value is incalculable. 1t relieves the
child from pain. cures dysentery and di
arrhna, gripping in the bowels, and wind
collie. By giving health TO the child II
rests the mother. Price, 25c. bottle.
Feb, %, 1SS9-y1.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-11

ulBBs returned last FRIDAY
V@uf d'Alene. He says that
W mas not been the scene OF
'''''i'y in mining the past
VI account of snow blockades,
,u'entFators being forced tc
down. There are no mills in
country, but there are twenty.
Il thirty concentrators. Mr.
/, ''''s'ed in digging out a mum.
r' pe0p'e covered by the fearful
'aues Of last winter, an &C
VI ", which was given by the
iney were three hours dig,
!" man and his wife, who
Ii, iesiaence when 1t was
y a mammoth slide. They
,na,l wv through the slide, and found
n sp.s n;. sll right, the man unhur,
b y, "ls :, but slightly injured. A
lam. VI J, 'ae house was crushed in
|;,I AZ . ol the timbers of the room
nsy 'usy were when the slide
han nouse, were broken. Thir,
iI;llipss People are known to have
| I,,su su oy slides, and there be.
! basy' Ss number of strangers trav
A tOw. auu forth between the diff
ss,. sIs. y, 1t is probable that man,
S,,,nA NC KILLED, but OF course, be
souiS s,s SIN In the country, if killed
w not be missed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-11

The following have not been absent nor
tardy during the month, and placed on
the Roll of Honor:
Emil Mautz, Annie Magee, Mary Ken
naly, Ruby Tompkins, Eddie Smith,
Willie Mautz, Archie Morrell.
No. pupils enrolled, SO,
Average daily attendance, 80.
NJ. A. Bates, Principal.