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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-20
Dressing the Neck,

The man who wants to dress well and can
afford to pay good prices for his clothes has
always more trouble with his neclties and
his shirts than any other article Of his ap-
parel He pays his shoemaker 50 pair for
his shoes, and that tradesman sees TO it that
his customers feet are trinity and comfort
ably booted. He goes to the hatter's, pays
IS for the latest style hat and walks away,
knowing that he has got the best thing OBJ
tainable. He strolls into the tailor's where
his measure is, selects a piece Of cloth that
strikes his fancy, and thinks no more about
1t until that suit is sent to him.
But the cravats and shirts, and even the
collars, are quite a different thing. He usu-
ally spends as much money on these things as
for all the rest, and he doesn't get half as
,,1uch satisfaction from his outlay.
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Every one Is familiar with the paeno1en,
OF echoes N cave in the Pantheon. tt.
guide, BY striking the flap Of his coat, make.
a noise equal 70 s twelve pound csancu's re
port The singusaritv is noticed IN c Issses
degree in the Mammoth cave II hentEcSy
In the cave Of SgnelAn, near NibcT<. in Fin
land, = cat or dog ynrova Ia VII make :
roaming ecSo. izstiag some minutes PlU1
tells Of cave N Dalmatla whore a stors
tossed n would raise perfect storm. FIngaI
cave. on the Isle OF S:aIa, has al aozorInsliy
developed echo.-Aoruezl SsSr.
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Iiuuefaction of CarbOnic Acid Gas.

The hquefaction Of carbonic acid gas on
large scale was first undertaken in Hanover
about twenty years ago. The manufacture
is now becoming of considerable Importance
the chief uses Of the novel product being il
brewing and by Krupp Tor COMPRISING
molten steel ia mods TO insure solid castings
Tae gas is hquefed by . pressure OF about
SO atmospheres, the temperature baing al tht
freezing point OF water. One firm in Beriir
sells daily 40 IiaSSs-each of about IL,
pounds-of the liquefci gas. and Vienna pro
duces LOO pounds es-l tweaty-foUr hours. -
New York Telegram
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Tickets-On Franc.
DRAWING or JUNE IS NEXT.
CNO PoStpOnement.)


CNo PostponementD
n. BAH prizes paid in specie.
Just underneath this enticing placard Their,
was glass shelf, on which, amidst collec
ton of pipes, tobacco pouches and amber
mouth pieces, lay heap Of lottery tickets.
At this moment 10 o'clock sounded from al
the clocks in the ghborhood-excepting, Of
course, those that were not right-and from
the lips of the confectioner escaped a thought
ful murmur.
"a hundred thousand francs!-that is not
probable, but it is possible. And if not q
hundred thousand, why not ten thousand"
When any one spoke 70 Nine Moulinier
about winning in lotteries she invariably re-
marked:
''Oh, yes, know how to do it: have dis
covered a sure way of making money in a
lottery"
Her unsuspecting hearer would generally
inquire:
How do you do, madam? p and then Eu-
doxia would reply, with a mocking smile:
Il never buy ticket, and then | make the
franc that it would have cost meIn
Naturally, her meek spouse had never ven.
tured TO breach the subject to her, or TO in
vest on his own account; bat now, rendered
desperate by his losses at domino, he began tQ
think seriously Of raising a franc without her
permission.
In less than a months time my franc
will be increased hundred fold, perhaps ten
thousand fold, or even a hundred thousand
fold" continued Theophile, with his eyes
giistening; my losses at dominoes will be
more than covered without Eudoxia know
ing anything about them
Without further mental struggle he walked
quickly into the tobacco store. Here he found
Clorinde, the young woman who presided in
the absence of Nine. Nalmondois, the pro-
prietor, seated on a shabby velvet stool be-
hind the counter She made a gesture Of
surprise when she saw him.
Monsieur Theophile Mouliniern
'Flattered at being recognized by the
pretty brunette, the proprietor of the Bon
Bonbon smiled graciously.
What can l give you" she asked
Il want TOTO buy az he stammered.
"A cigar, sirg'
mo, thanks, want one Of those lottery
tickets" and he pointed to the tempting
heap.
Certainly replied the young woman,
and going to the window she picked up one of
the tickets and handed it to him with a
charming smile, saying:
Would you like anything elsel"
''Yes, l would like the grand prize, he an
swered, laughing gleefully at his witticism,
rs he put the ticket carefully away in his
pocket book, after reading aloud the number,
"0l5,02S"
Il wish you good luck!" she said, and as
be babe her good evening he glanced at the
clock. "Half past 10, Eudoxia will be furi-
ous,n he thought, trotting home as fast as he
could go.
The Bon Bonbon always closed at 9o'cloclz,
end few minutes after that hour Nine
Moulinier went to bed
As her husband entered the room she sat
up and said, sharply; This is nice time
for you to come home. What have you been
doingF
Nothing. my dear" he answered sooth.
ingly, my watch IL slow, that is all"
Have you been losing at dominoesf she
snapped IN a tone of suspicion, and her hus-
band replied unhesitatingly, Il lost twenty
five ceutimes at first, but l made them uu
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With :agle
NUMBER Ol3,O2S.

''Take my sixteen cents, gentlemen, but I
give you my word Of honor that l shall never
touch domino again.
So saying, Mons. Mouinier turned away
with dignihed air and walked out Of the
Cafe du Commerce.
This popular resort was situated-and prob
ably is still-on st. Sever street, in Rouen.
Mons. Theophile Moulinier, proprietor Of a
confectionery shop known as 1.-The Sign of
the Bon Bonbon,n was passionately fond of
the game of dominoes, and for nearly twenty
years had played regularly with his three
friends-Mr. Rigaudon, the halter; Mr. Flor
emit, the hosier, and Mr.. Briancois, the dry
goods merchant. Theophile Moulinier had
been wonderfully lucky for long time, win
ming at least twelve cents at every game. If
he had not been so, his wife, Nine. Eudoxia
Moulinier, would not have allowed him to
indulge in his favorite weakness; indeed, she
always insisted that the luxury must not
cost anything, and would occasionally re-
mark to him in very severe tone:
II want you to remember, NJ Moulinier,
that the only excuse for gaming is constant
success"
But, alas, nothing lasts forever in this
world, and one fine day, or rather, one sad
day, ill-luck laid hold Of the confectionery
From that time he had TO exert all his in
genuity to conceal from his acrimonious
better half the ever increasing deficit in his
funds, and as be left the cafe after announc-
ing his intention of playing no more, he said
TO himself anxiously:
Eighty centimesl That makes more than
13 francs that have lost dnce the first OF the
month, and this is only the eighteenth l am
afraid l shall have 10 confess the truth to
Eudoxia.n
The thought of acknowledging his losses
and consequent deception to his wife made
him tremble.
He walked slowly toward his home, and on
the wey stopped mechanically before large
tobacco shop. He had never been inside, not
being a smoker, but there was something in
the window that attracted his attention.
This was placard of moderate size stuck on
the inside Of the glass pane and bearing the
following announcement:
MEZIDON LOTTERY
20O0O0 Francs in Prizes
Grand Prize-1DO OoO France
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1t was stroke of apoplexy, and Theopnue
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SIT is hard, very hard, y he said, CONSIDER
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And yet, have not gained something's"
Translated from the French of w. Bus
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100000 Francs in Prizes.

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TO 5000 francs each.
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-08-01
The LewisfOn RdilrOdd.
From the Teller.l

ttoiA thS AcAASAsl
The railroad, not noised about So
mu, II as hen the excitement was
never, still moves along smoothly aud
RAPIDLY toward complexion. More thar,
on hundred +. ans are nov AT work on,
the line between NJ scow aud the river.
Between Lewiston aud T,mmany one
hundred and fry men are AT work on
the grades. Stone work, trrstle wutl
and earth work are all being consirnr :
ell as they move along the line. The
excessive heat Of The past few DAYS has
made the work al construction vary tr, :
ing. many have been Obliged IT, quiz. bu
the new supply coming in keep the fcrc'
engaged on the increase constantly
Work will begin the last of this wtel
p-t~een Lewiston aud Lapwai. Enpi
ne-r Fletcher says that there is no donh
but that the roid viii lie pnt in "pe,
alton within 'he limits Of the contract.
Thu Northern Pacific has ordered tiftrei
new grain elevators erected along it,
newly constructed lines 0 the Palou.,
at Moscow, Nnllmrr,K ndrick, Juliaetia.
Lev Iston aud A-otin. Tnev viii all b,
.mpleted IN time to handle the present
crop of grain.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-08-01
LeCist0a CLIPPINGS.

From the 'Teller'l
rn,rr /. AT ure,ent a yreai demand
Era mr.. The crops of L,s, wear wer.
81 short in MANY nl,r.s that The wheat
Will NOT suu.,ly In. needs of home cn,,-
minimum. IN Cana. pr,,ri. esn.ci,liv
the famine ~ fell. II nj. B,ot, ;. mill
IF tn ,. city runu,,,, si,.,I,l, .ioh,..,
hours ont of GA. n d,y. The d-man,
cannot br suu,lie even AT inns RATE Inn
the "a heat an, hand will nut aimit nj
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-08-01

GENERAL SCHOOL FUND.
II Robbins. Fees and milage,

GENERAL SCHOOL FUND.
II Robbins. Fees and milage, $3.50
Ordered that G Michaelson be ap
pointed supervisor of road district No. ~
Bond Of b b Day. justice Of the peace
for Warrens precinct, approved and ~
dpred Fl ed.
Reports of Auditor and Treasurer ex-
amined and approved.
Ordered that the board ahjpnrn TO
meet on July 2S. 1890, for the purpose of
receiving and considering the .Gnvrr-
nor's Proclamation, and to order an O..
lection a. provided IN Sections 8 aud 8
Art. XXI. Schedule aud Ordinance, Of
the Consiiu ion of the Safe of I,iah, !;
to organise voting precincts, and IT, APP
point registrars aud Judges of election
therein. Also TO pass upon the petition
to publish the essay descriptive of The
resources of laho county.
There being no further business the
board adjourned. Til. WALL,
/ j Rhoads, clerk. Chairman.
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court of the County OF Idaho.
State Of Idaho.
In the matter of the Estate of }. J. Manuel. de-
celsed.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY okDDR OF
SALE OF REAL ESTATE SHOULD NOT
BE MADE.
John Bower the administrator OF the estate
~ J. J. Minuel deceased having filed his pe-
ttiou herein, duly verified priying for m Or
der Of sale of the real estate of said dece4 sed.
itr the Purposes therein set forth. IL Is there's
lore or ere by the idge of said Court. that
al persons Interested In the estate of said de-
ceased. appear before the said Probate Court
on tturday the 9th dry of August. 1890, at
eleven clock in tie forenoon OF said day at
the Court Room of sid Probate Court, at the
Court House at MI Idaho. in said County. to
snow cause why IN order should not be grant
ed tD the said administr ,tor to sell so much of
the real estate Of the lid deceased Ms shall be
necessary.
And 1t Is further ordered, that a copy of this
Order be published at least four successive
weeks In the IDAHO COUNTY RREE PRESS a
newspaper printed and published in said Coun-
ty. q ~ CAsr
M Ia mo, Idaho, Probate Judge.
July II ls9). 90
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-08-01
NEW THIS WEEK.
NEW THIS WEEK.
TO CONTRACTORS!
Mt. Idaho and Salmon
Meadow Wagon Road
Construction Adver-
lis ,ment.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIV
- ed up to aud including Friday August ?
lsgO for the Instruction Of the Mt. Id tho IN
Salmon Meadows Wagon Road. pursuant To tn,
provii lis Of the Act of the Legislature of Ida
no, approved February ., 1885,, subject to u ,
follow Z conditions:
lhe Road shall be divided into sections
follows.
SECTION I-shall commence at Mt. Id III
end at Florence, Il dist .nce of about >
miles.
SECTION II -.Shall commence Mt Florerc
and end at II. rth d If b idge site on Sam
river opposite { mouth OF French creek,
distance OF no 10 miles.
SECTION III-Slall C mmence at south en-,
of bridge site. ne r the mouth Of French creeL
and end at Warm springs. "A disttnee vi abon
l734 miles.
SECTION IV-Shpl commence Mt Warn
Springs and end at Salmon Me idows, di
lance about 'i74 mics
REQUIREMENTS OF CONSTRUCTION:
% The road sh III be eight (o) feet wide in i
places where or ding is necessary 'nd ten Qt
feet wide at Ill inv I'd curves with turn on
elch 100 yards and shall follow slb>t4nti,l,
the route Gated by the Commissioners.
~ All trees, stlmps and roots sh Ii be r,
moved from the line of the Road for a cleil
width of ten (lOJ feet.
90 All running streams and all standing
ter and mud holes must be bridged. cnlvertpf
or cord iroyed As condition OF ground my re-
qure. All bridges shall be above high water
IN ,rk All bridges must be covered with p mi
not less tnnn our inches thick md Il feef long
or with timber of like thickness, hewed tw
sides. All bridges must have five (5) ,trngers
~ In all matters and deta Is not herein men
toned the koad must be constructed in a good
substantial and workm mike ma ner.
t5l 4 he sum total of bids ior the construction
OF all the sections must not exceed the sum o
Forty housand Doll RS.
90 Each bid must be accompanied by q bond
of One thousand Dollars WITH good and sun
Glen sureties, conditioned tn I the bidder
awarded the contr ,ct for any section viii exc
cute the same, and the bidder awarded III.
contr lct for any section must within ten no
days furnish 4 bond for 50 per cent of his bid
for the faithful performance of the same.
"a All proposals must be deposited with the
Secretary Of the Commission Mt Weiser, Wash
ington County III tho or Z. Is. Wood at tirlnge.
vile, Idaho County. idl1o. bids will be omen
ed at Mt. Id tho, on Tuesday, Sep e h,r2 9
at 10 clock A. NJ. by order OF the Board
n. Is. iLLEG
FRANK SMITH President
Secretary. 81
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Complete Quartz MiH for Sale.

Consisting Of one No. (Kendall Patent AEON,
drop stump mill Capacity. "a hours, 3 tons
rower required 10 drive. 2 horse power
Weight OF mill 2OOG III heaviest piece S75 H.
II foot silver coated copper plates retort also
bullion mould, etc
one x.horse power Automatic Engine and
seetiontl boiler, Weight Of engine and boiler
10 o III heaviest piece $50 ID; also
one set OF Gudgeons and boxes for IL foot
W tier wheel. One 2is inch counter shaft with
two pair II tnges boxes and bolts
he ,bove piil engine and boiler has ONLY
been ns ed % III Ike few tests is In perfect or
der and will be delivered u mi e from Elk
City Idaho The remainder IF machinery is
new aud will be delivered at Mt. Idaho. viii
sell As whole or In p,rt Cash price $3.50 co.
Illustrated and Descriptive Caialog ctn be,
seen at the FREE PREss ohio Grmnceyille
For further particulars enquire of
y w. SMITH, Agt
Elk City. Idaho.
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And would recommend that Oneida county
be allowed An additional deleg tie.
All electors in Id tho who believe in the prin
ciples of the Democr ltic party Irrespective of
pIst party affiliations are cordially invited to
participate in the pri nsries aud Conventions
and unite with us in the in iugIr ition of an
honest aud economic n administration of pub
lie affairs.
Delegations to such conventions are respect
fully requested To attend in person and we rec
ommend to the different county conventions
that they elect alternates as wrll as delegates
ana that no proxy be permitted seat in the
state Convention unless he is an actual resi-
dent OF the county from which he holds such
proxy.
We ask the various county central commit
tees TO immedi itely arrange for the primaries
ahd call the county conventions at as early a
Day as practicable for the election Of deleg ties
ana alteruates to the st tie Convention
CHAs. T.. STEVENSON
Chairman Executive Committee
J. II. WIcKERsHAM. Secretary.
BY order Of Democratic State Central Com.
hitee F. T.. ENSIGN,
J. a. WickERsHAM. Chairman.
seey Democratic State Central COMMITTEES.
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THE POLICE GAZETTE

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nj a Il sp iriing news. No Saloon X ptp-
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Rules CT Business

EE3-Real estate placed In our hands for sale
will be subject TO the following rules. from
which there will be no deviation. except II be
expressed in writing at the time the property
Is placed:
1.-The commissions on sales must be agreed
upon before the property l. placed the
books, and will vary according to the value
and onar ,cter OF the property.
1.-THE seller is looked to for the commits
sion.
ITI-Property placed with ms win be consid-
cred our to sell at the price and terms agreed
upon, even after he expiration of the contr let
period unless notified to the contrary after such
expir ,tion.
Iv-Should an imperfect title prevent the
confirmation Of $ lie, II will not invalid &c
our claim for commission. Owners should
know their title,
Y-For exchanging property the commission
will be the same though the property had
been sold In the usual way.
VI-Our commission is due upon the sale of
any property on our books, upon the contract
OF snch sale beiLg signed or agreed to by the
parties thereto. regardless OF who makes the
sile.
VII-All Deeds and Transfers gre 10 be made
through this officc. free of charge.
E0-we always aim To Introduce buyers and
sellers Of Real Estate to each other, If desired
and thus afford every facility for purchasing
upon the most favorable terms