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Griggs courier., 1890-10-31
Audlor's Notice Of Expiration Of Tim
for Redemption.

Audlor's Notice Of Expiration Of Tim
for Redemption.
To Henry Olson:
You are hereby notified that the
following described real estate to-wlt:
ne9 of Sec IL Twp l48 r SO was sold for
taxes for the year 1887, for SCOTS: that
the purchaser has paid the subsequent
to redeem SAID land, exclusive Of the
cost accruing upon this notice, is e84.95.
And you are hereby further notified
that the time for redemption expires 60
days from this notice.
Dated at C0operstown, this 18th day
of October A. u. 1880.
p. A. bIelgard,
Seal County Auditor,
Griggs Co., N. u.
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31
AUDITORS Notice of Expiration: Time 10

To Rollin c. Cooper:
You are hereby notified that the
following described real estate to.wlt:
nj of Sec Twp. l48 r. SO was sold for
taxes for the year 1887 for $32 .48; that
the purchaser has paid the subsequent
taxes thereon; that the amount re-
quired to to redeem said land, exclusive
Of the cost accruing upon this notice, is
SAL. 56 And you are hereby further
notified that the time for redemption
expires 60 days from this notice.
Dated at COoperstown this l4th day
of October, A. ID. 1880.
r. A. Melgard,
Seal County Auditor,
Griggs Co., ND.
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31

but the people are beginning to give
attention to projects having in view tho
conversion Of at least portion Of their
surplus crops into articles manufactured
In their own midst. In many parts of
the state artesian wells can be made 10
furnish water rs well as power to turn
machinery. And North Dakota has
more coal than any state west Of the
Missouri river. The hard and soft wood
forests of Minnesota are near and the
Great Northern and other railways
make them available for material to
use IN furniture factories and wagon
ana carriage shops.
Northern fax fibre makes . better
binding twine than the imported stun,
and enough tax straw is burned every
season than would more than supply tho
local demand. And 20 too with wheat
and oat straw, enough to mako all tho
wrapping paper used IN America.
In the manufacture Of flour and oat
meal North Dakota should excel. There
are already good many Touring mills
making high grades Of flour, but there
ts room for more. In Iowa and other
Western states there are oat meal and
haxseed oil mills, the entire product Of
which Is sent to European countries.
lU ~. DAso..'s s ,.as ,alse a. oliy I" nax ana -
Mi Mi Ta,unssatn sm" .,pIe oa'S ~ my ~ mo
fso.~ro v % W a..., Aone auu 'ne a4 Msn
] Ena,and - ga Az % +,.+ Mu ~ 20 - p.s'ls. a J.
Iowa for % aaSsaad I' ~, IL % csss " sra sou ~, ~
n.Io.as ,oaJ 49, oo,,a.s, @ ' =, ~ sa ,.,a,s si.
= ~ o,'s,;t.. @ -. aa % s n,sa =. 'u' .e.I
DAKOTA 10 - - Tho s.ii hr;.hta.t , a;ng " anS ;r.t
. A.. 49,. =. . - - =, = .e-sS..-..-s - :. .. '
49,. sne ~. sao 1s%o.u.o a,a ~ " peHs.
s os..S u "oa.on. . Sou4u ~ suoeos,elully
Good hutter ia made and rood chsa.a
and for 10th there Il = steady demand
n,.o... e. ~. -. .-.
AoC"n Av"i "Aes w. osss o.esu.
oo ~ .A.esAos s"o ooeS v1"eAo,o' s"u yes
sS =" a;s.s. s.e sup40u .t!pa WI yo.u.s .s.,
ha ra;sad hnt vaoat.h .hiss c., -. =. .,,ol, =.
tho warm c,;metaa kno,v NJ - .,a
Dakotan sornhnm ma,as good ,rois..as -
C-a.n,a-,.s h.v. .I-o.d. ,,... ,,+..
droad ya .nd i1 tha "a. ae,d ~ :. hs.a,s E .o,,ahss %
Tha rs.trre. 40 anro1 ~ .rv T., ~:
i.,,d end -oo+ o,.o,,s vs1nnh,a -. 80
;ne ~ dairv csttIe male male -. sah,,,o.. ,H
$3.50 . ~ '
e" '
eneep, o.''.e ~ sa1 .. 49, " Nv..u :. 1s.o's
oel 49,. l.sAe ~ A".,.. ~ W.
s slu 1.ues 4. ~. .4L". s.s 0Ao.u' ~ amr o,sr.
1e'e' ns,nnes' l:s'suoI, , suo, s.1., wn,s u,s
sne psc.'ne snu cuIans " "es.s ~ cIG.o
49,. " ~ e0..a-:ps =. ..' ,.ss | -. .es @as,
Nv, -. ,,a ~ =. .;iv % srd chaon,v oro,vr .nd
~. .s.hase - ~ svoo1a,, Goods cs, ho .,crr
VIZ WIZ 80 ".. ~ ~. &c. ,e.r xs",,,d | - s.a,. -.
slea. ~. .v: Y. Su0 Je"1' "o"AA 'o0s'A 'A's
psac'l'''l 'lnn'
In connection with meat PACKING
houses consider the possibilities OF glue
factories, tanneries, soap. taliow ana
candle factories, and OF the mapufac-
ture OF fertilizers. Tor use on the 1arms
OF the East and South.
Dakota potatoes bring q premium In
Of tubers is 30 great that they are some-
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A

hereby announce myself as an indie.
pendent candidate for the office Of Judge
OF the county court and respectfully So
licit the support Of my friends ON No
vember fourth.
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31

To the voters Of Griggs county.
I hereby announce myself a. a
candidate fortreasurer Of Griggs county
and kindly ask the support Of the voters.
A, H. BERG.
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31
Auditors Notice of Expiratio,
of Time for Redemption.

To E. DeLendriee:
You are hereby notified that
lot 10 in block SO in the townsite of
Cooperstown was sold for taxes for the
year 1887 on Oct. I'd 1888 for a. .36; that
the purchaser has paid the subsequent
taxes thereon; that the amount required
to redeem lot, exclusive of the cost
accruing npon this notice, IS $3.50, and
you are hereby further notified that the
time for redemption expires 90 days
from the date of this notice.
Dated at Cooperstown this 9Th day
of October, A. D. 1890.
p. A. MELGARD
[SEAL County Auditor,
Griggs Co., N. D.
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31
Auditors Notice Of Expiration OF Time
Aou

Auditors Notice Of Expiration OF Time
sor Redemption.
To Mimi. & Oak. Land & Investm't Co: {:
You are hereby notified that the
following real estate tO-wit: wi of Sec.
81 Twp. IA r. 81 was sold for taxes for
the year 1857, for $l6.28; that the 1pur-
chaser has paid the subsequent taxes
thereon; that the amount required to
redeem said land, exclusive Of the cost
accruing upon this notice, is $87 so.
And you are hereby further notified
that the time for redemption expires 60
days from this notice.
Dated at Ct,operstown this 14th day
of October, A. ID.
P. A. Melgard,
Seal County Auditor,
Grigggs Co., n. ID.
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31
NOT BY BREAD ALONE.

NOT BY BREAD ALONE.
Mol
North
Dakota hard
is the best wheat
produced in America;
Commands much higher
prices than any other, and -four.
from it is graded higher
than from any other
variety known in
the mark =
cts Of the *
world.
But like all good things, in trying to
get too much Of it we are apt to neglect
other possibilities, and in the end inn
poverish ourselves. It is Divine com.
mand that MAN shall not live by
bread alone" he needs meat, potatoes.
onions and hundred other things, ali
Of which can be raised in North Dakota.
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31
Iuditoy's Noticeof Expiration Of Time for
Redemption.
|Suditors Notice Of Expiration Of Time for
Redemption.

vsU0ttOy WOuc0 " 6APUUsIVH " sW0 yW
Redemption.
10 Ole Halvorsen:
You are hereby notified that the
following described real estate tc-wlt:
Se+ Of Sec. 38 Twp. 146 r. 50 was sold
for taxes for the 1887 for $3O.28; that
the purchaser has paid the subsequent
taxes thereon; that the amount re
uuired to redeem said land, exclusive
OF the cost accruing upon this notice
is $1O4.19. And you are hereby further
omitted that the time for redemption
expires GO days from this notice.
I Dated at CoOperstOwn this l4th day
October a. ID. 1890.
+. A. Melgard,
Seal CountyAuditor,
Griggs Co., n. D.
Auditors Notice Of Expiration of ii m
for Redemption.
10 Matte Knudson:
You are hereby notified that the
following described real estate tO-Wit:
sw4 of Sec. 26 Twp. 147 II. So was sold
Tor taxes for the year 1887, for $22.74;
that the purchaser has paid the subse.
quent taxes thereon; that the amount
required to redeem said land, exclusive
VI INc CO6b dCCAuAu15 upOAA eAA ASvASo ~
473.O7. And you are hereby further
nutified that the time for redemption
expires GO days from this notice.
Dated at COol,ers.Own this 14th day
of October. A. ID. 1890.
P. A. Melgard,
Seal County Auditor.
Grlggs Co., N. d.
Audior's Notice of Expiration of Time for
Redemption.
10 John Tande:
You are hereby notified that the
following described real estate to-Wlt:
eli of e4 Of Sec. II Twp. 148 Z. 50 was
sold for taxes for the year 1887 for $l9.S5
that the purchaser has paid the subse-
quent taxes thereon; that the amount
required to redeem said land, exclusive
Of the cost accruing upon this notice. Is
e82,4 And you are hereby further
notified that the time for redemption
expires 60 days from this notice.
Dated at CeoperstOwn this 14th day
IF October A. D. 1890.
r. A. Melgard,
Seal County Auditor.
Griggs Co., N. ID.
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31
auditors Notice Of Expiration Of Time toy
Redemption.

he0empt10hs
To Powers & Kindred:
You are hereby notified the follow
Ing described real estate to wit: WI ofe4
OF Sec. q Twp. IA r. 50 was sold for
taxes for the year 1887, for 1882; that
the purchaser has paid the subsequent
taxes theron; that the amount required
to redeem said land, exclusive Of the
cost accruing upon this notice, is $50.72
And you are hereby notified that the
time for redemption expires 60 days
from this notice.
Dated at Ceoperstown this 14th day
of October A. u. 1890.
p. A. Melgard.
Seal County Auditor,
Griggs Co. n. ID,
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31

Auditors Notice Of Expiration of Time
for Redemption.
To E. w. McCrea:
You are hereby notified that the
following described real estate to-wlt:
e@ Of Ell Of Sec. Fl Twp. 148 r. 50 was
sold for taxes for the year 1887 for SIS. IL:
that che purchaser has paid the subse-
quent taxes thereon; that the amount
cost e aeerans ssS upon aa this
$1,000, and you are hereby further noiti-
fled that the time for redemption expires
60 days from this notice.
dated at Cooperstown this l4th day
of October, 1890.
z. A. Melgard.
Seal County Auditor.
Griggs county, n. d.
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31
Auditors Notice Of Expiration of Time
for Rei1emptiun.

Auditors Notice Of Expiration of Time
for Redemption.
To Jackson Bros;
You are hereby notified that the
following described real estate, to-wit:
for taxes for the year 1857, for sci. -;
that the purchaser has paid the snbse-
quent taxes thereon; that the amount
required to redeem said land, exclusive
Of the cost accruing upon this notice, is
$50. IL. And. you are hereby further
notified that the time for redemption
expires 60 days from this notice.
Dated at CooperstOwn, this 18th day
Of October, 1886.
r. A. MelgaId,
. Seal County Auditor,
Griggs county, N. ID.
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31
FRIDAY OCTOBER a. 1880.
ficiai Paper Of Grigqs County
Aditor's Notice of Expiration
of Time for Redemption.

l / G\V0Sx44HSAOxA0
1E. DeLendrice:
You are hereby notified that
l}20 in block 50 in Townsite of Coop
eeown, was sold for taxes for the year
II on Oct. I'd 1883 for $i.S6; that
tE purchaser has paid the subse-
ONT taxes thereon; that the amount
rdlired to redeem said lot, exclusive
ofle cost accrulng upon this notice, is
S6O, and you are hereby further n0ti-
fidthat the time for redemption ex-
pis GO days from the date of this
ndce.
hted at Cooperstown, c this 18th day
ofctober, A. d. 1890.
p. A. MELGARD
SEAL1 County Auditor,
Griggs Co., N, D.
Adtor's Notice of Expiration of Time
To. s. Piatt.
Yon are hereby notified that the
fOlivlng described real estate to-wit
ne3f sea Of nW4 Of Sec. Is Twp 145 II.
IS 1s sold for taxes for the year 1887
forA 80; that the purchaser has paid
thdubseauent taxes thereon; that the
smtnt re0ulred to redeem said land,
0xdsiye of the cost accruing upon this
note. is So. .O5. And you are hereby
finer notified that the time for re-
ilention expires GO days from this
NOTE.
lied at Cooperstown this 18th day
OF dtober. A, d. 1890.
p. A. Melgard,
.ss Seal County Auditor.
Griggs Co., ND.
Autor's Notice of Expiration Of Time
for Redemption.
To mud Holland:
You are hereby notified that the
folding described real estate to-wit:
nw4f se4 of Sec. % Twp. l45 II. So was
poldfor taxes for the year 1887 Tor
q. 81 that the purchaser has paid the
sub{uuent taxes thereon; that the
amdnt required 10 redeem said land ex-
clu3ge Of the cost acuruing upon this
notle. fs S25.64. And you are hereby
furher notified that the time for re.
denption expires 60 days from this
n0fce.
,ated at Coeperstown thhis q day Of
Qtober, A. ID. 1890.
N p. A. Melgard,
| Seal County Auditor.
GliRgs. CON-. ID.
Iuditor's Hoticeof Expiration Of Time for
Redemption.
70 T.. B. Allen:
You are hereby notified that the
following described real estate tO-wlt:
sw} of Sec. 10 Twp. l48 =. 60 was sold
tor taxes for the year 1887 for SO. As;
hat the purchaser has paid the subse-
1nent taxes thereon; that the amount
required redeem said land, exclusive Of
i SW.7S. And you are hereby further
Notified that the time for redemption
Expires 60 days from this notice.
Dated at Cooperstown this 18th dayOf
October A. ID. 1880.
r, A. Melgard,
Seal County Auditor.
Griggs Co., n. ID.
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31

e:cots snd shoes
Blankets,
Butter,
$ss:s:ss:, $$s:ss!:s;'a; u; grades.
Craoiers, al kinds,
Cured Meats,
Flour. all grades
Elannels Ind Woolens
Grain Sacks,
SI'ssb Isssb.r.
Griggs courier., 1890-10-31
For. County Judge

p. A. MELGARD.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09
Death in the peser,

IT has just come 10 light Ina,
party dizziness. who attemptsa
smuggle themselves into the l,n,.
States from lower California i,
lost on the desert and had a terrip.
experience, one Of the party DYING !,
thirst and exposure. They ioua
the frontier so closely guarded ti,s,
they stole march toward tlas.,,.
ward and got into the desert M.
they got lost and wandered aimls..
ly around for several days, SUFFERS,
unutternble agonies.
One of the MOngolinns wasa yosab
OF some Ia years lie gave ont N
der the terrible suffering aud beeas,
crazy. in his rawlings he imaeis.l
| the hlistering sands We're limpid ~,
n and engeriy filled his narel.a
mouth with the burning paFtisls.
! This only added 10 his horrors ~
I pretty fo0u he lay down 10 iIe n,
i companions heing in too BtiI1,
\ condition To render him any ass
nn,e Here they henped pilg X
4 sand upon him aud lett him al0ns K
steep his last long slumbaF uhTs
they, with swollen tongues, aehs,
limbs and heavy hearts. c0ntlH,s5
their utlnless wanierings-lOst 4 !
traes less desert IL Is asserted ~,
they al Inst reached the railroadabl
soon rcached Los Angeles. mir.,
everything they had Attempted I,
bring into the country except "a,
clothes upon their backs They "a
thrown away the bundles c0Rtaiaa,
the many things the l'hiness holI
dear, All OF which mark their tra.
upon the waste sands
As the almond eyed ones hamt
system nf spreading intormaisi
among themselves, ID Is quite liksl
this terrible experience Nlll pevss
any more ~ them attempting . !
ynie the ntts,ti States Via thsassa
route san Diego tniou,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09
sealsklns.

The price Of sealskins has com,
down wonderfully in the last few
years. 4 dialogue between two In.
dies Of this city sheds light on this.
Both ladies wore garments OF seal
skin, but the elder Of the two had n
coat OF the vintage of 1885, with n
golden brown tinge, while the Others
lncket was Jet bInck, alter thr uras.
snt fashionable dye. "
Why don't you buy a new senl.
skin" asked the latter,
can afford to wear n sbnbhv
senlskin, for when | bought nine
sealskin conts cost $3.50, while NM
one to-day can buy one for S75 :,
vas the annihilnting reply, "nnd
that's not allowing Tor the mari
down, either '-Pittsburg Dispatch
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09
Inside OF a Whales Mouth.

The great Greenland whale hns no
teeth, is bulren plntes, Or whule.
bone. taking their place Along the
center OF The pnlate runs q strong
ridge, aud On cnch stole 81 this theirs
il a wide depression. along which tie
plates nFe inserted. These urg long
md fiat, hanging Tree. and arr plncrd
trarsycrscly TINT IL, across the
mouth, with their sides parallel nni
near each other The bnse AMI ont
Ct edge ot the plates are % solid
whalchone, but the inner edges nre
iringed, filling up the interior Of tho
mouth md acting ~ % strnincr for
the food, which consists of tie smnll
swimming mollusks and mtdusr. or
Jelly fishes. This whalernrrly II ever
swallows anything lnrgrr than Il
herring. shoals Of these small crpn
lures being cntangled IN the fibers AZ
balecn, the water which does not
escape from the mouth being expelled
! by the blow holes Though the
cavity ~ this whales mouth il
large enough tocontain uahip's long
boat. the gullet IL not larger thnn a
mans fist. The lower Jaw hns moi.
Their balccn nor teeth, but has large
hesly lips, within which the upper 4
received when the mouth is closed.
san francisco Chronicle.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09
Her Legacy Is Just.

A Kingston man left by will life
interest to his widow in alittle estate
valued at 50, 900, the property after
her death to be divided among twelve
heirs. There being small mortgage
on this property foreclosure proceed
ings followed, and the costs OF court,
lawyers fees, ETC., made the iudg-
ment foot up 81 1893. During her
life the widow will be entitled to the
interest of the remaining dollar. and
at her death two Of the heirs will re-
ceiye 20 cents each, five of theri will
be given A cents each, -four OF them
will be given 3 cents each, and one Of
them will receive tine annual interest
on % cents during mis- lile.-New
York Press.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09
stunned His Train.

Ynsnoctor Williams, OF the New
yarl. notice force, who has dubbed
monv men in his time, told theother
I'M ofan incident that occurred last
summer. in connection with which he
acknowledged that he himself shou'a
bovebeen theclubbee. Theinspeetor
bosn summercottageat aplaeeeal'ed
Ca Cob, on the New ilayenroeu'
where lie spends his holidays. ne
was going up there one afternoon
ma II New York, by mistake, got
aboard the express instead Of the To-
cnl train that stops az Cos TOD.
The express does not stop nntl, y
reaches Stamford, which Is some us
t,nra beyond tile inspectors destiil,
ntion Williams did not know tle
conductor and could think ONO way
10 get safely oft from an express
train gong al the rate 81 ioFtI ih,'r I,
IN hour. 10 he made use OF liis phtl'
~ ,phy a large quantity Of winch
he always carries with him when NJ
travels ana no settled down ~ his
seat intending 10 take "A much neea.
"a rest buJ hp tates were issaiiist
\ his getting the bite Of sleep thht his
/ system cruyed An inqusItiNt roah,,
TRUMAN. who knew little oil railroad
travelling, dropped into the .r'.t be'
! side him, and asked him questions
nbout tie danger 0l running OF the
track. what ne reckCntd the speed
Was whether d. had ever seen n COW
unused Up by the engine Nili,
Jams gave the man monusyllnbc anu
fretful answers. but Mr. tnysaed
kept on talking Forgot - bring
Il lunch, o. said never needed 4
snack IL bad. Wisher had chunk
/ Of pie, Or even hum sandwich
Spose no chance 70 get y on thi'
train
al the old fellow said This William,
was gazing out ut iAr window ut hu
beloved GO, lob, which tia tTaiu wa,
rapidly approaching and which b
know they would -wGop past y
about minute. SuIdruly 81 CAV
a start His massive SIXTY XVI
ounce brain bumped against yhrroo
big skull and an idea was born
Mister, H. said, turning - IL
rountsynun, II think ynu satd ~
wuntsd something 10 cat can ga
YOU how you can get 4 good squhr
chicken sandwich Step right up
the middle 81 the rur nud pull tha
clothes line near the, root ynnk
harl couple ottimes-nnd the trai
boy viii bring you the stun
The old fellow started for thr b.
rope nud Williams stepped out o
the platform. Iie sand the ttai
stopped with such an extcmporan
Gus jerk that he was tircl hrud iiri
into pile Of sand about q huudr,
, yards from his own gutr
, And how lnrrd IL with the q
. man" inquired, and what d
the conductor dor
Don't know said the inspecte
IL am lisc the ol. niagsr who ari
: When see 4 mud uisgpr whctti
z hr ruzar On be- shoe amt gwinr
: stny arouu dar 10 sec u he git
sharp 'n1ugh tn cut d hur. -. A
7 Woy Knox.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09
Manners OF Men.

A fool laughs ut his own folly ~
awise man pufs up in trying to lo'l
unconcerned when he hears of his or
wisdom.
1t makes no difference how goV,,
people nre TO n man, they nrc ne' I.
az good. In his eyes. ms the ioIEsp'
used to know.
Tho trouble Of il IL that q man
never 80 busy taking back tnlu nun.
that he doea not find time to say ny
things to take back.
lou never know until the big ~ ~
who licked you has turned the coF, X
now many men there were ~ N
crowd whose aympnthies were Wv
you in the fight, --Atchison Glove
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09
About Chloroforming.

The statement that when n hand
kerchief is thrown over n mans head
he Immediately goes into trance Is
interesting and raises n curious point.
There are many lawyers who are
wont to declare that the evidence
given from time TO time Mt criminal
trials leaves no doubt that there ex-
its some drug which, when spread
upon cloth and placed over the
nose and mouth, Immediately pro
duces unconsciousness. On the 9th
er hand, chemists assert that the
thing is an impossibility, and that
no such compound has ever been dis
covered.
Chloroform and the other rccog.
nized anRsthetics require at Ieast
three distinct inhalations to produce
the loss Of sensation. To reconcile
this conflict of testimony seems inn
possible, unless, indeed, we adopt the
sensational theory that some camor-
ra among the criminal classes in
possession of trade secret az vet
unknown toscience. Probably, how
ever, this notion is too fantastic, and
we should rather incline to the sup
position that the immediate loss ot
consciousness is due to something
comparable to mesmeric action
| Spectator.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09
Brave Though Wealthy.

Mr.. John Collins Wood. 81 Ne
lucky, il perhaps. the richest JshI
tar living. having had many rieis*
tudes. The death Of his father aiA
reverses Of fortune making him ad9
goods salesman in New York, Y
death Of n rich uncle In Paris gaaa
him an inheritance of S2.00U,Wt
and sent him to Atlantic City =
search OF lost health. Here be i've
in ahotcl, but belongs to the life ~,
ing crew, wears surfn0n's gnrb, ap y
serves regularly in the life hout' Y
leYlatiug the hardships OF his co's
Trades with his free purse. - arps'
BHzar.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09
A Ginger Bread Barometer.

1t is nothing more or less than the
figure of general made OF ginger
bread which Clavette buys every wear
at the Place du Trone. When he gets
home he hangs his purchase on nail
You know the effect of the atmos-
phere on ginger bread. The slightest
moisture renders it soft; in dry
weather, on the contrary, it grows
hard and tough. Every morning on
going out Clavette asks his servant:
What does the general say?"
The man forthwith applies his
thumb to the figure and replies.
1.-THE general feels flappy about the
chest; you'G better take your umbrel.
la"
On the other hand. when the SWIM
toms are hard aud unyieldingb oul
worthy colleague sallies forth in hi,
Few hat.-Almanach de- Alelier.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09
he Forgot Eighteen Thousara
Dollars.

About OLD o'clock on TuAslsf
morning 4 . Wcstheid, q usslsil
resident % Nev York. VAS iesysalg
congratuIatiug himself on the 'eay
Try u sls, B0u. Whieh came rsFybsa
startling aud sur.,ly tempting coca
i'nluc1 hotel riambeFmnil "a g.
ng "a h.d Int0 Monday night Ns
tie!i p'ucrd sis 900 in balls uass
the mattress ~ his bed. ami Hhss i
ar0sr Tuesday morning shortly y
iuyr tho departure III ths uvvFlsa.
trnin Is the southern route lH laFgls
tht. money ia the hnste al lies pfs5s
rntsouy iog having IN COMPANY psl
q party 81 nrpuniutnnces with vhaa
~ bad * ~, trd 4, make hisoytfiasa
trip
he had Just CROSSED the gaugpast
~ thN jrrry boat with hia trirudsnAt
d" suddenly turur,l pals and sxlal1.
ed Ms Cod | forgot sanrihits
HI rushed buck. jumped INTO 4 fa''
ripgr anil Ordered che driver tghsrf
tiut To tic Pnlne~ when herafsa'
tho hotel ~ dashed up 10 lis ro1a.
I No Frryuut had ns Yet rnterrd u 90
all WINS W when lte lett We que
turned ~ tie mattress aud shfa
was I'll. money right wheFc BE- "a
PIT il lla satisfaction quite atF'
balanced hia annoyance az mss Z
his trttn und friends nud he dld 9
nhjcct a bot Ht Whiting ior The st@
ing train, which d. took alone ~
! Francisco thrnuirlr.