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4. Il p. METZGER, All It'll st. NV.
Hollander,s Great clearing Sale il

HoiIdHIer>S Ureat Clearing sale In
China Glass Ware and House Furnishings
will be continued for few days and extraor-
binary bargains will be offered tomorrow SOC.
Engraved Gas Globes, 23c. Sc Colored Gas
Globes. blue. amber and opalescent, 23c. Ruby,
39c. Handsome "a English Decorate Toilet
Set at 1898. 81. Toilet Sets and Jars with neat
floral decorations, $685. Our regular 2lc. Chi
nese Bowls at lac. SOC. Nickel Plated Cuspi-
doris, 22c. SOC. Bracket Lamps with Refectors
and large Burners, 43c. Best English Stone
China Cups and Saucers, Ale. set. S3l Com
bination Dinner and Tea Set, 1872 pieces, gold
band or beautiful decoration. 500. IS. Hand
some $3.50 English Printed Dinner Set now
atS11.49. Csc. Wine Glasses at 45c. doz Beau
hful Diamond Cut-glass Saucers, round or
square, 39c. doz. 35c. Is gal Shell Pitchers
at 23c; S9c. English Majolica Cuspidors, 29c.
Laced White Fruit Bowls, 1870. A beautiful
Csc. French China Fruit Plate, for tomorrow
at lac. soc. Thin French Tumblers, Coo. doz.
A beautiful Vase Lamp, S1.9S; regular price
So. zoe. Goblets, for tomorrow 49c. a doz
An excellent S5c. Goblet, for tomorrow 60c a
doz: Rogers Al Table Spoons, Sl9S. Table
Forks, Sl9S. Tea Spoons 99c. set. Finest
English Porcelain Plates-Tea, 4lc.; Breakfast
49c.; Dinner Plates, SIC. set.
IT. II. HoLLANDER, Agt, 408 It'll st.
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"Opera Bouquet Cigars, best SC. Cigar;
81 box of SO. NJ. & z. MERGER. All It'll. Its
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FOR FULL-DRESs SHIRTS. neckwear. hosiery,
collars. The styles are correct and the prices
right. FRANC, one price. 9TH and ID.
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For Cheap, Quick Fire
Buy Washington Gas Company's Coke.
d7-3m JOHNSON Bros, Agents.
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They Come! They Comet!

Not an armed force. but an intelligent and
discriminating public to purchase their Family
Groceries. We sell best goods only. We sell
them cheap. We have polite and attentive
clerks. We deliver goods promptly. We are
Live Grocerymen.
IT. NJ. & PMETzGER ALI It'll St NV
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The CHEAPEST Fuel in the market is Wash
iDgton gas light company's coke.
JOHNSON Bros. Exclusive Agents.
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MES's WEAR AT REDUCED PRICEs-We are
offering winter underwear. hosiery. caps. gloves,
hats. &c. at reduced prices for cash. for a few
days. previous to- taking stock. l. c. LEWIS
q Soy. 1871 New York ave.
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On. WARMERS AND Balls corsets Csc; blan-
kets. coGforiables. flanneis and underwear sac
rifced; Lonsdale cambria, ga dress goods at
cost. BRODHFADS.
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Poon RyBpER GooDs

o'A ARE DEAR Ar Any PRICE
Our RUBBER SHOES and BOOrs are the
best in the world are made the finest
PURE RUBBER and are unequaled for dur
ability; We have them in all sizes and styles,
from the 81 ounce Opera Slipper 10 the Extrs-heayy
woo-lined snow kxcluder, with Patented Coast:
ing Soles." Our RUBBER CLOTHING il celebrated
the world the most reliable made and weswILL
NOT BE UNDERSOLD any kind Of Rubber Goods.
GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY.
800 sth ST. n.
MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager dI s-3m
nRAFTNENs' AND ENGINEERS
" SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS MATERIAL&
PICTURE FRAMING.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS FROM $3.50 Up
Al IN creates variety and 81 bottom prices e
Branch l722 PsnnA svA 500 9b>l
n1A-3W
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ADJUSTMENTS.

-A-s1 ~ A,l<&lA<&N
7 1NcoLN MUSIC HALL FRIDAY.
FIRST
GRAND CONCERT
TONIGHT ATS
BY the
sv>,puoxv BOSTON -
HERR ARTHUR NIKIsCH. Conductor.
Assisted by the
Gifted Italian Prima DonnS.
MILF CLEMENTlNE DE WE'RE.
hfiant rrosram lnclqiins Overture Der Fret
Symphony, Mcndellssohn.
MILK. DE- NEltE Viii sing Aria from Magic Flute ~
Mozart and les Peries de BRAZIL
Reserved Seats, 81, 81. 50. al r Ellis Co.'S.
1t BUkplTr NORTH. Managers
M HYPNoTIsM 4TH WEEK ILLUSTRATIONS
by Prof. CARPENTER at WILLARD HALL,
EVERY NIGHT WONDERFUL FUN.
Admission, - and 5ocent jal7
y,Sts MORE PERFORMANCES AT THE
IS NEW NATIONAL THEArER
"Ss OF the Talented star.
CORA TANNER
In the Comedy Success
Superb Cast. MAGNIFICENT Costumes
LAST MATINEE TOMORROW AT2.
Matinee Prices. 25c- Soc and &c
NEXT WEEK. MA lTEr MAENw S1Ss1 - IN
Seats Now Sale. jal7
~
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JANUARY Is. 1890.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY
HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE WEST
APART CAR LOAD OF PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR WHICH THEY OFFER AT THE
REMARKABLE Low RATE OF s6 A BAR
REL-A POSITIVE BARGAIN-DoNT FAIL
TO SECURE BARREL AT ONCE.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY
ja15 42s Ninth street
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Reinhardt's, 80 18th SIN. W.,

Offer the following Store Attractions:
75c. CORD All-silk Surah for 621Sc.
Sl.25 Blk. All-silk Gros Grain, CSC.
81 Cold All-silk Brocades, 3715c.
75c. Cold Ladies' Cloth. 54-inch. 4Sc.
We close now p. m. except Saturdays. j17-2
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LECTURES.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
ssss rTT1 90 pm pDp i. RRR ppp,
- ! g d Sc Bpb BB Bp5 PA Il III 3 3
F E. En- 9'S T!FTE EEERFh era SIS
LII ILL kkEH SSoS 7 uU / Err So
RETURN OF
JOHN L sroDDARD
To give the Lectures Of his
ELEVENTH ANNUAL SERIES
COURSE OF
FIVE ILLUSTRATED LECTURES.
Embracing
THREE EVENINGS OF CHARMING TRAVEL
TWO EVENINGS or THRILLING HISTORY.
folowns the plan found necessary for many years
sttat etnanu the cOurss VIII De
s kieR IN duplicate. TWO COURSES EXACTLY
Course Arbitrary 4. l5,ls
D-fehruaty >, l. Ii, l., 10.
FEBRUARY ANDh
THE cASTLE-BORDERED RHINE
of so. a o. an Ideal Ir along tins famous river
'o"efs' picturesque Villages and noble scenery.
FEBRUARY AND IL, l2 ANDI3.
NAPOLEON
.p,, To lectures on thus wonderful wsrlike genius
spuy terms the Modern Cesar" the hrst covering
with The Imperial Crown Aud the second fr1,n tb.t
une through the gores ana disasters of hs latter lie
DEATH AT ST HELENA
FEBRUARY Is ANDl7,
BERLIN N 1883.
- A realistic account OF tire great metropolis Of the
Tefnan Empire Memories Kaiser Muheu and
the beloved Emperor lrudrrck OF V.th.tt, ausHnorV
FEBRUARY is ANDI9
SWITZERLAND.
souvenirs OF travel in this fascinating land Mt
Nesting Valleys. Tourists Paradise
This STERLING COURSE OF LECTURES has nj.
ready received the ENDORSEMENT afforded by
HOUSES PACKED BEYOND ALI. PRECEDFNT IN
BROOhLlN.
Magnificent and Representative Audiences in Phils-
THE GREAT MUSIC HALL IN BOSTON filed 10
overlooking.
The GRANDEST RECEPTION ever given 20 npv
During a season Of CROWnED HOUSES, continuing
FIVE CONSECUTIVE wffks.
FIVE TIMES PER WEEK
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PLYMOUrH'S NEW PASTOR.
Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott Installed in
Henry Ward Beecher's Pulpit.


The Congregational council called to install
Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott as the pastor of
Plymouth church and to ordain Rev. Howard
5. Bliss as assistant pastor met yesterday. Rep
resentative Congregational clergymen from
Massachusetts and Connecticut, as well as from
New York and Brooklyn, were present. Cler-
gymen of other evangelical denominations
were in attendance as honorary members of the
council. Among these latter were Rev. Phil
lips Brooks and the Rev. DIR. Donald, Episco-
palians; Rev. DR.. Armtage, Baptist; Rev. DR..
G.. E. Reed, Methodist, and Rev. DIR. Wesley r.
Davis, Reformed. Rev. f. p Ingersoll of the
Puritan church, Brooklyn, the oldest settle
pastor called the council to order, and the Rev.
DIR. Meredith was chosen moderator. DIR. Alb
bolt read an photographed sketch to the
council, in which his religious belief was out
| lined.
HIS THEOLOGICAL BELIEFS.
Announcing his theological beliefs DR.. Alb
| bolt said: "My theology has changed in the
past and will change in the future, but if the
past be an augury of the future it will change
only to make Christ more central" When Mr..
| Abbott had finished the roll called, SO as to
give each clergyman an opportunity to ques-
ton him.
| Rev. DIR. Alexander Mckenzie Of Cambridge
asked Dr.. Abbott for his belief as to the Trim
] lty, thereby involving definition and expla-
nation OF what was meant by the word. Il be-
lieve in one Divine Spirit who fills the universe
| with His Omnlpresence and is revealed to US by
| His manifestation i'll the flesh and the dwelling
of His spirit in u.s. but of the relation between
the Trinity, Son and Spirit-the question is so
great and am SO small that don't pretend to
answer it," This remark was greeted with APP
| plause. When Dr. Abbott's examination was
| finished the council went into secret session to
| vote on his installation.
In the evening the announcement was made
that the council had sanctioned the installation
| of DR.. Abbott and Mr.. Bliss as pastor and as
sistant pastor.
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DR.. f. II. Roscoe. Rhode Islands celebrated
clairvOyart. who has given sittings for Con-
gressmen. Senators, Presidents and statesmen,
as well "a men Of science and professors of
colleges and universities, is now located at
17O6 l. street northwest where he may be con-
suited between the hours Of IL to and to
daily, except sunday.
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CHILDRES's MITTENs 2 pair 25c. Fine hand
knit leggings half price. A Il. DELASo, l205 +.
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SEE Our S9.90 suits. EIsEMAN Bros, and E.
BUY YoUR Coal. Coke and Wood from JOHN
foS BRoTHEEs, the leading firm IN the Dis
trict
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SEE Our $3.50 overcoats. E1sEMAN BRos.,
9TH and E
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PANTS SALE.
See the pants we have reduced to $500.
EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and E.
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The North Carolina supreme court yesterday
granted new trial to Father Boyle, the Cath
ollc priest convicted of rape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-17

IEFoRE You Buy your carpets and furniture
tte ". Il. HOeke's stock and get his prices.
VISIT the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works,
f3l-6S5 Mass ave NV. Telephone 1872
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For SALE pretty and good talking parrot.
Apply 426 9Th st. NV.
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Following the plan found necessary for many years
Sn "o'SHAt OF The great demand the course Will be
ALIKE. viz:
Course Arbitrary 4. - l2,l5lS
b-fehruary 3. 4 4 IA Il 10
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SPECIAL ANNouNcEMENr.


BARTHOIOMAY BREWERY CO of Rochester, n. Y.
APOLLO. New Beer, pure and inslyorzting AID con-
duc;ye 10 heath, especially adapted for bottng
poses and family Beer has the highest
inonials Tor purity from Analytical Chemists and
is recommended and endorsed by many prominent
physicaDs We invite q trial order from any de-
string palatable and healthful drink at home Our
prices follows;
Apollo, per case, two dozen bottles, 81. SO.
bohemian. per case, two dozen bottles. el.50
Blyarian, per case. two dozen bottles, sl.50.
standard per case. two dozen bottles, tl.25.
Delivered 20 any part Of the city.
A discount TO the trade.
BAkTHOLoMAY BREWERY co. GEO. C. sUCRo
Supt. Washington Branch 30s 1lth It. NV
Telephone cali AL. n27-3m
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FORECAST TILL E1GHr AM. SATURDAY.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT AN. SATURDAY
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. fair, stationary temperature, followed
by slightly warmer weather Saturday; northerly
winds, shifting to southerly.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

Two ARLINGToN-FAsT STAGE LINE AT 80
u pm fare DOC. round. Drive through principal
streets, 2oc Soldiers Home and grounds DOC Coach
chartered. Leaves The MEBsIEk, 5lJ 18Th ct Nv
nl5-lm
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PANTS SALE.
See the pants We have reduced to IS.
EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and E.
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YoU CAS BrY SUITS and overcOats for men
and boys foI less than they cost to manufac-
ture at the great removal sale Of WEYL's, 31l
7th st.
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CoU.SE TICKETS, RESERVED SEATS. 81 ANDsa
he sale OF Course Tickets viii begin at J. r. Ellis a
Co.'S. $50 Iennsy wanna ave, on
80 TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY ~.
. ne rule which Justice 10 the public has lnpera-
lively demanded in every city viii here be strictly
observed, VIZ:
NJ MORE THAN TEN TICKETS FOR ANY COURSE
TO ANY APPLICANT
~ 10 avoid the dsapl continent experienced every
where arrangements should be perfected at once for
early attendance at the sale
BURDITT NORTH. Managers
hoders OF Course Tickets not receiving the valuable
brochure issued as the PROSPECTUS this season will
mail address TO the Managers, Boston, Mass jAI53t
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The Ladies of Washington are respect
fully invited to attend the free Art Exhibit of
Fancy Etchings and Embroideries of all kinds,
done on the White Sewing Machines, at their
parlors, 427 9Th st. NV. Open day and evenings.
ja15-4t STAIN FIsKE
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BRUCE.

PANTS SALE.
See the pants We have reduced to $3.50.
EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and E.
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WASHINGTON DRESSED BEEF, go to Jno. r.
kIILY. Center market. 9th st. wing. tomorrow.
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j. w. Boteler a. Son.

923 Pennsylvania avenue, have For Rent
China, Glass and Table Ornaments for Dinner
and Evening Parties. It,
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Paul E. WIRT's gold fountain pen, 50; at
MARS CAssIDY's, statiOner, 1892 n. y. ave.
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VS.. FISHER. florist. 1925 Pa. ave. NV.
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GENrs Su1rs SECURED

Coats 5Oc fants, 25c; Vests 25c Altering and
teyairlns done N best pspnsr Goods called for and
delivered Telephone call 1882.
X. l. BAHN. 7O5 9th ct NV
sp% lx2S S2d %. West Mashangton
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Fine Old Rye Whisky, 75c. at. MErzaERs.s
1O-Year-Old kentucky Bourbon and
Sour Mash. All grades of Pure Rye Whistles
in quart bottles for 50c., 75c., 81, S1.25 and
$3.50. Rock and Rye, full quarts, 81 for colds
and la grippe, at WILLIGE's, 1920 and 22OO Pa.
ave. jaS-eo1m
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Salvation Oil has many competitors in the
market, but no rivals. Price Csc. bottle.
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FIVE TIMES PER WEEK

The management can
hardly prunise too much
tor the illustrations with
which the lecture wall be
accompanied lbs ring TO
ecilpse ali former aohIeVe-
lments IN this direction,
they have spent the pAst
Summer Visiting the sCeucs
described. IA company
lwlth skliiiul photograI ihic
trtlsts and experimenting
The photographs with re-
reductions from rare I,Or-
TRAITS, paintings. engrAv-
ugs and sculpture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-17

The places selected by
NJ. STODDARD for his
souvenirs Of foreign lands
ARE those which have he
come familiar ground q
HIM, awakening fresh en-
thusiasm with every visit
The lectures on NAPO.
LEON, given by request,
have been so largely ~.
written and filled Will.
pertinent iacts as to haN,
even tor those who were >,
charmed with them. wheI.
gwen some years ago, al.
the interest VI entirely neN,
Creations.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-15
Notice.

In the District Court of the Second
Judicial District, Of the State Of Idaho, in
and for the County of Boise,
Patrick Murphy, plaintiff, VS.. Andrew
]. Carvan, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court
of the Second Judicial District OF the
State of Idaho in and for the County OF
Boise and the complaint filed in SAID
County of Boise, in the office OF the CLERK
of said District Court
The people of the State of Idaho send
greeting TO Andrew j. Carvan, defendant
You are hereby required to appear IN
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the District
Court of the Second Judicial District OF
the State of Idaho in and tor the County
of Boise and to answer the complaint
| filed therein, within ten days, exclusive
| of the dav OF service) after the service on
/ Won of this Summons-if served within
! his county; or if served out Of this coun-
/ tv hat in this district, within twenty days
otherwise, within forty days-or judg-
ment by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer Of said complaint
The said action is brought to obtain a
/ decree of this Court for the foreclosure OF
a certain Mortgage clibed in the said
complaint and executed by the sald An
! drew I Caravan on the first day OF May
1881. to secure the payment of certain
| nromissorv note for the sum of $500, with
interest thereon at the rate OF l = per cent
ner month. PAYABLE on or before the Isl
day of Nav, 1890, that the premises con
veyed bv said Mortgage may be sold, anc
the proceeds applied to the payment O
said promissory note, interest and costs
and in case such proceeds are not sum
cient to pay the same, then to OBTAIN al
execution against said Andrew j. CarvaI
for the balance remaining due, and als'
that the said defendant and all person
claiming bv, through or under him ma.
he barred and toreclosed of all right, utle
claim. lien, equity of redemption. and IN
terest in and 10 said mortgaged premises
and for other and further relief, as VII
more fully appear by reference to tn
, complaint on file herein.
And YOU are hereby notified that if yo1
fail to appear and answer the s;ud con
pIaint. as above required, the said plalr
tiff will apply to the Court for the reht
) demanded in the said complaint.
Given under my hand an
II Q the Seal of the District Court
L. D the Second Judicial District
the State of Idaho, in and Il
the County of Boise, this, fth day OF Jul:
1 in the year of our Lord one thousand elgl
q hundred and ninety.
Sol. HAsBRoUCK,
t D., rs,nop SMITH. Clerk.
: Deputy Clerk.
Jonas w. Brown and George Ainsli
attorneys for plaintiff. WA
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A Partner Wanted.

A partner with thousand dollars
wanted to take an active interest IN
business that comprises Toilet
Preparations and cosmetics, much su-
perior to those manufactured by Har-
ret Hubbard Aver, and from which
she has made princely fortune. The
advertiser has all the formulas fol-
making the goods and the highest en-
dorsements from many prominent la
dies Gncluding Mrs. Clara 5. Foltz
Nine. Janauschek and others) who
have used them. Lady partner ol
druggist preferred. Best of refer
ences and full particulars furnished
Address J. S. H., 129 Eddy Street
San Francisco.
July Is. I'm.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-15
Now an Ex-Beiepnte.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 0, 1890.
-Ex-Delegats Dubois left for the
west tonight. He devoted most of
the day to bidding his friends in both
Houses goodbye and in receiving the
hearty good wishes of his old associ-
ates. His bill to ratify the Ceur
d'Alene treaty would have been
brought up yesterday in the House
had not Cannon objected. Judge
Perkins made an earnest appeal for
ITS consideration, but the Illinois steer
er was obdurate. Then Payson and
a number of other Republicans pro-
ceeded to put Mr.. Cannon on ice by
refusing to agree to the order of bus
mess as mapped out by the commit
tee on rules. The Ceur d'Alene bill
Is all right and will pass at an early
day. Several of Dubois friends have
it in charge and will see that it is
pushed through. Mr.. Dubois will
spend day IN Chicago. He expects
to reach Pocatello on Monday noon
and Boise the same night. On Tues
day he will be on hand at the meet
ing of the State Central Committee.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-15
Advice to Mothers.

MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by mothers for children teeth
ing for over fifty years with perfect sue
cess. 1t relieves the little sufferer at once,
produces natural, quiet sleep by freeing
the child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright as button" 1t is
very pleasant TO taste, soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrh9a, whether aris
ing from teething or other causes. TWEEN.
ty-five cents bottle
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-15

Butte Specials from Great Falls
give news of a remarkable find re-
Gently made on Logging creek near
the Monarch terminus Of the Belt
Mountain railway. The find was
made by John B. Douglas, who claims
to have uncovered a seven and one
half-foot vein of gold, silver and cop
per only six feet from the surface.
He has uncovered nineteen feet of
the vein and claims it will average
So. 900 per ton, while six feet of it
will 90 $500. Should these figures
prove to be correct and the lead per-
manent, the find will be the greatest
one for many years. Mr.. Douglas Is
an old and experienced miner who
should know what he is talking about
Logging creek, or Carbonate district
is the head of the Belt Mountain
mining district with Monarch, tn
terminus of the Belt Mountain branc
of the Great Northern railway, for 1t
source of supplies. Every facility 10
the development and transportatlo
of ores will be afforded.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-15

WILSON DUNCAN, an old timer of
the Basin, arrived here last Thursday
from Council Bluffs, Iowa. Mr..
Duncan ran gun shop in Placerville
from April, 1868, to July, 1864, and
repaired and put in good condition
the firearms of Jeff Standfer's little
army Of volunteer Indian fighters,
before their expedition to Malheur
and other sections where fierce bat
ties were fought. Mr.. Duncan, with
his brother, George, owned and
worked placer ground in Illinois
Uulch two miles and half west of
Placerville. G. Miner, now of
Horseshoe Bend, was the foreman of
their claim. This is Mr.. DPS first visit
to the Basin since taking his depart
ure in 1864. The change that has
taken place was to him very great
not having witnessed the decline OF
placer mining by gradual degrees
In those days the placer mines Of the
Basin presented scene such as wa;
not equaled by any camp on the coast
Mr.. Duncan's family-wife, four sons
and four daughters-are residents o
Council Bluffs. Mr.. Duncan is agen
for number of standard books, ant
will 90 across the Basin tomorrow
t and will also visit Garden valley, an'
S we trust will meet with good success
= in taking orders.