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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

The tower to be eaected ia 1898
will be ! 800 feet high by 400 feet at
The base, constructed of steel and
iron and supported by sixteen great
aeched legs. The architecture is of
modern Renaissance style and was
designed by Messrs. Kinkei and Polk,
of Chicago. 1t will require over l.
600 tons of steel and 5000 tons of
iron. Its estimated cost is So 10000
In the center will be large dome
200 feet high. This is calculated for
concert and theatrical purposes, and
will have seating capacity of $4,000
people. The walls aud canopy will
he richly decorated in oriental STYLE.
Eighteen elevators with capacity of
hftv people each will make twelve
trips an hour. Only two elevators
viii run distance of 1850 feet.
Many will take advantage of the trip.
Here money will secure passage, for
at least short journey in the direc-
ton which all would like TO travel.
Al the landing will be large res
taurant, where the traveller can rest
and lunch before returning to earth
again. At the apex will be a great
globe of ihrty-six feet in diameter,
provided with sixteen powerful cleo
trio lights, which will be observable
fifty miles distant. Admission fee
will he % cents; so cents to 400 feet
aud 81 to top. When completed it
will be 900 feet higher than the Effel
tower in Paris, and the greatest ar
chitectural construction erected in
the history Of man. 1t will be the
pnde OF our nation and one of the
most attractive features of the great
exposition.
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FOUND.

The long-lost johnny Rost has
been discovered at last. He was
found making Deer at
THE MINERS BREWERY, IDA
sEO CETN,
Where he advertises for one thousand
men to unload schooners. He guar
antees his bottle beer to keep Just as
long us he was lost, and offers to the
public the finest article ever produced
IN tins country.
Beer by the Kcs, so cents per Gaiion.
- bottle. 81 dozen
My motto is Cheap for cash"
Call and unload schooner and be
convinced that it will make saint
smile. Mail and express orders re-
ceive prompt attention.
JOHN ROST,
Proprietor.
Dec. y, 90. If.
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Notice to Creditors.
Nov. 10, 1890.

Estate of CALVIN S. Kingsley, decreased
Notice is hereby given bv The md,
signed, Charles 5 Kingsley. administrSln,
81 the estate of CALVIN s kingsley ia
ceased, 20 the creditors al ana III n;,rs,,".
having claims against the said dec .as"d
!" exhibit ihcm, with lhe nrccs.,,,,'
vouchers within 10 months after The firs,
puolicalion of his notice Ia The snd
ENABLES ). Kingsley, or The Probate Jud"e
al iiaho CITY Boise county, Idaho In
same beng lhe place for The transae,inn
ol tae business # SAID estate. in snid
e"nely OF Boise. CHAs. S KINGSLEY.
A9iiinihlsiraior of The Estate OF Cdlvin .
Kingsley deceased IL T.
\, DAled ldah. cIy this, al.A dav IF
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CAPITAL LETTER.
Boss CRY, Dec. 10, 1890.

f~te 49, ~ ~ ~ iNFVs
ED. WoaLp:-Boise City now pre-
sents a very lively appearance. Al
the hotels are filled to Overlooking
aud among those here may be seer
many familiar faces from every coun
~ in the State.
About two hundred people are her,
from the WOOD River country, among
whom the countenance of Jim Judg,
beams with delight as he shakes
with the old Baslnites.
John Merrill, of Placerville, is clerk
IN the Central Hotel.
Our old PlacerviIleitc, VIM. Davi.
son, is one of the attaches of the
House aud has the good will of ev.
erybody.
Boise City is full Of ahoodlc" on
the Senatorial question, SO | am told (;
but, being on the minority side, can
not speak as positively on that point
as | could were we in the majority
am, however, fully satisfied that the
Y. >. Senats is not fully a body of
incorruptible men. Many stories are
going the rounds, and any one who
would attempt TO keep posted on
them all or TO learn what the situa.
alton really is would have his hands
full. The first ballot will be taken
on Tueseay at II o'clock NJ, and
there will be no choice. The Demo
Gratis claim ten on joint ballot, Du.
bois Is, Mcdonnell seven or eight.
Ciaggeit eight or nine, Shoup seven,
DeLamar two. But, the truth of the
matter is that no one knows. think
Dubois and Claggott have the inside
track.
Frank A. Fem gives general salts
faction TO both Republicans and Dem.
ocrats as Speaker He is Quick, ac-
curate and impartial in all his rul-
ings.
A bill on the Australian system of
voting has been introduced. 1t is !
very lengthy, with no more restric.
tians than the old statute law con
tslns. II occupies one hour and thir.
ty-hve minutes time in reading. 1t
will be changed great deal, if sub
siituts is not introduced,
Several days ago bill passed the
Senate authorizing The Judges to APP
point Clerks, and / introduced an
amendment in the House legalizng
all acts of Clerks and Deputies from
date of signing OF Admission bill to
the passage of the act, where obiec-
items had not already been raised.
Under the amendment such acts shall
not be questioned in any court. The
bill, with the amendment, has not vet
been reported back by the Judiciary
Committee. BERT
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Notice TO Creditors.

Estate OF Lorenzo Pinnry, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed, executor of The last will and ,es
lament OF Lorenzn Piuncy. deceased. Ia
Tue creditors of and all persons having
claims agains. the said deceased 10 exh,b.
II Them, with the nece ssarr vouchers. with.
IN ten months after the first publication
OF ms notice to the said exc utor, ut his
residence in Garden valley, Boise county.
state OF Idaho, the same being the plore
Tor INC transaction Of the business of sand
estate. in said county of Boise.
F. G. SERVER
Executor of the last will and testament of
Lorenzo Pinney, deceased.
Dated this 6tA day Of December, 1890
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Sealed proposals will b. received by
HE Board of County Commissioners of
Boise county, at the Aulit".'s office in
Idaho City
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Every smelter in the vicinity Of
Butte IS running at its full capacity
there being no shortage OF ore. The
Princess Co. has received returns
from carload of ore recently shipped
which went S72. 50 in gold and sI4 So
IN silver. At present the two bio
mines, the Anaconda and St law.
renee are beginning t. touch upon
their old-time prosperity. The Ana.
conda is raising ore from the SEQ
500 aud zoo, there being an abun.
dance of ore on these levels To last n,
unlimited time. All the levels IN
the Anaconda have again been placed
IN repair, and they now resemble
thelf condition before the fire. The
outputs of the St. Lawrence and Of
the High Ore, Green Mountain and
Jim, comprising the active mines of
the Chambers Syndicate, aggregates
90 cars day, which are sent 10 the
Anaconda smelter. Other mines be-
longing to the Anaconda Co. are be.
ing put in condition for early produc-
ton, and the company will shortly
have as many men on its payroll as
At any lime during its existence.
San Francisco Mining Review.
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CLHA NJ Beds.
Treasurer's Notice.

Ed"l1o CIV. Aug. ~. lss7-,i
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ROAD FUND.
No. 262- Favor C. F Brown. g Is -
o. james Groves. 40 On
). c. SlLSBY,
Nov 10, 1890 e.
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Historians always stop to describe
the dying of Wolfe aud Montcalm
the two opposing commanders in the
battle of Quebec. But their death:
were simply horoic company with the
Christian death Of Stonewall Jackson
About l: 80 o'clock on the day OF
his death he was told that he had
about two hours to live and he an.
swered feebly, but firmly:
VERY good; it's all right"
a few moments before he died.
he cried out in his delirum:
Order A. p Hill to prepare for
action. Pass the infantry to the
front rapidly. Tell Major Hawks
then stopped, leaving the sentence
unfinished.
Presently smile of IneffabIe
sweetness spread itself over his pale
face and then he said quietly and
with an expression of relief:
Let us cross over the river and
rest under the shade of the trees"
And then, without pain or the least
struggle, his spirit passed.
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MONDAY, january lie, 1891.


Monday, january lie, 1891.
up to II O'Clock NJ. of said day. ior The
purpose of taking care of the INDECENT
sick and county poor at Boise county for
The ensuing year Bids to he as follows,
to-wit; One bid for the board, dying,
nursing clo'hing and washing for the
INDECENT sick and county poor of Boise
county. including the burial expenses OF
all INDECENT sick and county poor who
may die in the hosp tai of Boise county
for one year from January II, 1891 One
bid for medical attendance and furnishing
medicines for the INDECENT sick and
county poor of Boise county, and for
holding post mDr,cm cNhminnii7nS ON all
who may die in the hospital of said coun-
", where tie same would be chnrgcable
to The county for one year from Januqry
II, 1891. Bidders may include tie above
two subdivisions in one bil if so desired.
Parties receiving The contracts will be
required tn enter the same in writing and
fiIc bonds with approved security in The
sum OF double the amount of their BID.
Special attention paid to all bids by
County Commissioners at his meeting.
WIN WARNER,
Clerk of the Board.
Dec 4, 1890
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f. A. NOURSE,
l'rnNIiriilr.
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Dec. y, 80. If.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17
Peculiar Family Names.

stepped into lawyers Office to-
day." remarked gentleman to Times
reporter last night while lunching at a
Main street chop house, land saw
lying on his desk an envelope ad-
dressed to him which bore on its upper
left hand corner the business card OF
one Winter Frost, Dealer in General
Merchandise, etc, stamped there in
large purple letters. Struck with the
singularity of the name, | made some
comment, and was much surprised
when informed by the attorneys father
in-law, who was present and acquainted
with the Frost family. there were six
brothers of them, each bearing chill
ing name, which he gave as follows:
Jack Frost, Winter Frost. White Frost,
Cold Frost. Early Frost. and Snow
Frost. felt a chill creep up my back
and must have shivered, for the gentle
man added: They are East Tenn
e~eeans and warm-natured. clever,
gOod-hearted set of fellows, all tall and
powerful, with sandy hair and forid
compilations. and look as if they could
be true to the name and stand the cold
of arctic winter. '"-kdRsaS City Times.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17
Wanted Information.

A man who had left his team on the market
ard carried whip in his hand entered store
on Randolph street the other day and asked
for the proprietor That gentleman came for
ward and the farmer said:
"a want TO ask you n question. You have
Just been married a second time and ought
To-
"Sr! What in the old Harry do you meanf
Numbered the proprietor in awful tones.
'Why, lost my wife a year ago, and"
"What do ] care about your wife,"
"And my friends are advising me to get
another ] haze heard it said"
'Gct ont of herel"
Cant inquired"
mo, srlh
"Won't you tell me If your second marriage
is
"No, sir! Get out or will do you upl'
"Oh, III get out, but you needn't get mad
over it. Seems to me that when a man comes
and asks for infor-"
"Gitm interrupted the proprietor, as he
Jumped for an iron poker and the farmer
hustled, saying, as he reached the door:
This settles me on the second marriage.
They can't be happy. "-Detroit Free Press.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17

green wilderness OF the leafy dell. took
her languid way back TO the hotel.
And | believed that he loved metz
herself. II allowed myself to be duped
by the tender tones of his voice. the
dark light of his eyes Oh, what n
fool-a fool have been Yet il it had
been any other hand than hers to dash
the bright cup from my lips! Oh,
mamma! mamma! And / loved and
trusted YOU so entirely?"
Poor Olive! 1t was like new phase
of life's bitterness and trcachery to this
pet'ed darling to find out that there
were other hopes, and joys, and inter-
ests in the world clashing sharply
against her own.
She sat down and looked helplessly
around Here was the bright tracery
of tiloselle embroidery that she had
commenced but few short hours ago;
it did not seem to her as if she could
ever touch it again. There was the
unfinished novel; she did not care
penny now whether the hero and he
roine got married or not.
IN go and live with Aunt Sarah"
said Olive to herself. 1T will be
monotonous life, but--but it's all that's
left me now. | don't care for much
variety or brightness"
Olive. darling, where are youPn
1t was Mrs. Ogilvie's voice, Mrs.
Ogilvie's footsteps, and, although Olive
would have fled from her presence. it
was too late to do so now. The young
stcp-mother came up to her and seated
herself at the girls side.
Il have something to tell you, o.
iye"
Olive shrank away from the arch,
questioning gaze of her step-mother's
eyes.
a know what it is" said she family.
You are going to be married"
II? My dear child, what could pos
sibly put such an idea into your head?
You are the one who is to be married,
if you can bring yourself to say yes to
the suit of Albert Stanfeld."
Mammal"
'Hc has been urging me for permits
sion to address you this long time, but
/ have scarcely dared to consent, know
ing how recent date has elapsed since
the death of your dear father. But
perhaps have no right longer to OBJ
jcct. He loves you tcnderly and truly.
lie would lay down his life for you,
and believe him to be worthy even of
my Olive. Shall l tell him you will
listen favorabIy to his suit?"
Like burst of renewed sunshine
after the blackness of a thunder-shower
Olives face grew brilliant and throw
ing her arms around her step-mother's
neck she sobbcd out: Mamma! NAM
ma | have been so wicked in my
heart! o mammal can you ever for
give mc?"
And then she told her story.
go to Albert, my DEAR said her
step-mother smiling. He will con-
vince you presently that all is right
with your hcart and his"
This was the end of Olive Ogilvie's
tribulations. And she still firmly per-
sists in her belief that she has the best
stcp-mothcr in the world. And Miss
Jane Darlington is rather disappointed
than otherwise ~ T. Epeni1l1 World
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17
A SOLDERING MACHINE.
Backs County, Pa. Has Scheme for Re.
formin r the Jolly Good Fellows.

Bucks County, Pa, Has a Scheme for Re.
forming the Jolly Good Fellows.
The winter crop Of tramps in Bucks
and Montgomery Counties is so abund-
ant this year that ordinary measures for
driving them out have proved futile,
and the county authorities are studying
how best they may dispose of the
troublesome Migrants. On account OF
the extremely mild winter the tramps
who usually seek warmer cline in the
cold months are lowering about the com
Portable barns and haystacks in Bucks
and Montgomery Counties, and are lodg.
ing also in the railroad stations and con-
venicntly open freight-cars. The sober
Migrants are troublesome enough, but the
worse to deal with, and they not only
defy the orders to move on" but also
threaten violence to country folks whose
farms they Invade.
An old time Bucks County farmer has
suggested that q revival of the SOLDERING
machine that did effective work in
Doylestown hirly or forty years ago
might have wholesome influence on
the hOrdes or tramps ana make them
shun Bucks County as they would flee
in terror from soap and water. Not
many of the present generation in
Doylestown are familiar with the sober.
ing machine, but men who lived there in
the sos and early COS readily rem en-
Der the unique apparatus, aud probably
there is more than one man il Doyles-
town to-day who would hesitate to tell
how well he recalls the old SOLDERING
machine
The famous mechanism was nothing
more nor less than the shafts and front
wheels of a light wagon gear, with u big
wooden box fastened firmly upon the
axle, making rough KIND Of cart.
The machine was kept in convenient
dark alley, and whenever one of Doyles-
towns good citizens came home so filed
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17
A Message.

How little the left hand knoweth
The deeds TINT are done by the right.
How little the night time showcth
His sOrTowful shades to the lightl
How few of the hearts that are broken
Bctray TO the breaker their grief;
How many harsh words that are spoken
Are the crushed souls only relief!
Alas for the childish gadness
We never may know again;
And alas, and alas, for the sadness
That broods like spirit of pain!
Like some spirit of pain, that will hover
Still nearer when sunlight is fed
Until youth, and youth last changcful lover
Grow old, and grow cold as the dead!
II Is strange that the hands that might lead us
To heaven, refuse us their hold;
That the dear lips that whisper God speed
u.s."
Arc the lips that are first to grow coldl
But love, we are nearer the dawning,
Just there Is the heavenly light,
And how like the glorious morning
Knows the sOrrOwful shades of the night
Lola Marshall Dean in the Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17
"Box and Cox" i'm Iceland.

Speaking to me about his Icelandic
tour last summer Mr. Hall Caine told
me the following amusing incident:
Although Iceland is the home of old
sagas, yet, until within the last three
years, play Las never been seen by
the inhabitants. But three years ago,
finding the long winter absolutely in
tolerable, shut in by ice and snow and
the everlasting mountains, the inhabi-
tants of Reikajavik resolved to attempt
the drama. Of all the plays on earth
they chose BOX and Cox" What
would their weird, stern ancestors have
said? Box and Cox" however
caught on and in that land of win
ter il was the only thing that was not
frost. Night after night, week after
week, it was played TO an ever en-
thusiastic audience. until at last a
special law was passed in the houses of
parliament forbidding its representa-
ton more than a certain and very
limited number of times. Pal Nall
gazette.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17
NEW ,ENIUS OLE LIGHT.

1t is the life.size figure of graceful
youth in the full vigor of early man
hood, posed in half recumbent posi-
tiou and partially supported by half ex
tended wings. on the ruins of broken
gas lamp. The right arm is extended
high above the head and holds aloft an
incandescent lamp of fifty candle power.
the connecting circuits from which ex-
tend downward, and, partially support
ed by the left hand. continue to the base
of the statue, where they are Joined to
a votaic pile. About the base of the
statue are grouped a telephone transmit
ter. a telegraph key, aud gear wheel
The whole is mounted on a pedestal
three feet high. The modelling of the
central figure is singularly strong and
firm. and the finish is almost perfect
N. Y IIeFdid
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17
THE NEW GENIUS OF LIGHT.
A Description of the New Statue Set Up In
EdisOn's Laboratory.

A Description of the New Statue Set Up In
EdisOn's Laboratory.
Among the many objects Of interest
to the visitor at the great laboratory Of
Thomas A. Edison, in West Orange, n.
j., the first TO attract attention is the
remarkable statue that has recently been
placed in position in the library. The
statue n ttracted Mr.. Edison's attention
at the Paris Exposition, where it occu.
pied the place of honor in the Italian
Department. He was so much pleased
with it that be purchased it. and it was
shipped to this country, and now occu-
pics the place of honor in the center of
the magnificent library. 1t is entitled
The New Genius of Light" and was
the work of an Italian artist, B. Bordiga
of Rome. and was finished late in the
fall of 1883. The subject is an allegori-
cal one. and typiies the triumph Of
electricity over other means of illumina-
ZION.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17
A BUCKS COUNTY, soBERINo MACHINE.

BUCKS COUNTY SOLDERING MACHINE.
with ardent spirits that he could not
handle himself the machine was run out
from its hiding place, the tipsy man was
seized and dumped upon his back in the
box, and with three or four burghers at
the shafts he was given ride over the
rough streets that was enough to shake
every drop of liquor out of HIM and
make him soberer and wiser man.
This heroic treatment was oftencst APP
piled TO intoxicated strangers, but the
moral influence of the machine was all
powerful in preserving the sobriety Of
the townspeople. The circumstances
now are such that many Bucks and
Montgomery County men believe it
would be we'll to revive this old-timo
n,pral institution. -PhitddeLphiG Record.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17

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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17
THE TRUANTS.

Harry" That's ma calling me /; she's go
ing to lick me, cause didn't hurry from
the druggists with this medicine. Jimmy,
you can take my gum till / get back I've
got to squat like was being half-killed, or
pa'll lick me ma can't hurt any, cause
she's sick most of the time"
Jimmy" Let's see that medicine. That's
the same Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
that cured my nom. Why, she couldn't
spank the baby, and now-the other day
she shook pop so he doesn't drink any more.
In about two weeks you'll get belted so
you'll wish you'd been born good"
Please remember, that DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription is the only positive
cure for the numerous diseases that de-
stroy woman's influence in her family.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17
Why Are Angels Always Blondes?

"Why do artists make all tho angels
blondes?n said young man about
town Us he looked at picture in a
1!ain street window. "My observa-
ton is that blondes are more tickle aud
have less good. hard horse sense than
brunettes, and ! don't believe nybody
that's tickle and has no sense can ever
go to heaven and sing in the choir.
The cruclest and most sensual men
have light hair and eyes, and the only
woman | ever knew that had absolute
~ no heart was u perfect blonde. Becky
Sharpe had pale red hair aud green
gray eyes, and Ouida's worst women
are always blondes. As we'll as | can
remember, al! the toughest girls in
liction are Of that complexion. "-Mem-
gaiiS IUdidRche.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17
The supply of Parents.

Lucy Gagged IL, who is reading q
paper) Ut is perfectly dreadful
Father-"Wha dreadful, Lucy?"
Lucy-"Another faithless wife, the
mother of six children, runs off with
married man, who leave large family
behind Dear me, if this don't stop
pretty soon there will not he any pa
rents left. Teas Sytings.