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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20

The Friday afternoon rehearsals of
the Symphony orchestra, as is well
known, are attended by great con
course OF women.
One afternoon the doors had Just
been opened, and there was a grand
rush up the stairs for the unreserved
seats in the second balcony. In the
crush one woman shed some of her fine
feathers in the shape of AN overskirt.
The assistant manager held It up and
cried. Here, madaml"
She turned and looked, but music
and good seat had charms Keep
it for me" she said, and hurried on up
the stairs. - Boston Globe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20

40 ofo"Gh " INC osess' N
THE growth of the kindergarten -
tenn of starting off young children =
the race for knowledge is not astonih
ing" said a lady who has devoted COR
siderable attention to the subject. "
is the school of practical common sense
and is very popular with both parenu
and children. l have little four-yeaf
old tots in my school who not oal!
know their letters and are othervM
mentally smart, but who can do alInos
anything with their hands and leeA
We pay more attention to the physea
training of these little ones now sn&
we ever did before. You should y
some of my fouryear-olds putting Y
their wee little dumb bells, turning w
their toes and going through Their ~
lar calisthenics. And they love y y
and think everything such great un
We don't push them into books iM
have nothing to do with books -
tiers and numerals are merely lnc'u'
tai. New York Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20
COOP ENOUGH. FsR ME-.

They say missed my callins
Knight have been sage
II I'd l-,sone ter college
When twenty years OF age.
They say my gift wuz langwidees
Without workin' much
might been quite fluent
In Hebrew, French an Dutch.
own Ills very flntt'rin',
But answer 'em, "Ycu see
The langwidge Shakespeare writ IN
Wuz good enough fer me-"
used ter read his play books
When jest little lad:
Though hard ter understand, yet
liked the ring they had.
Then what's the sense In learnin'
The things I'D never use;
Fer though I'm glib ut talkin',
wouldn't have excuse
Ter chat in Dutch or Latin
With Lihu, John an Zeko,
A-settin' on the store steps,
Cause Yankees all they speak.
There may be langwidge finer,
An them more soft an clear;
The one conrted Jane In
- the one like ter hear.
tell my teaei In English
Ter .git up" 'haw" and ''gee,~
~ the langwidge Shakespeare writ In
Is good enough fer me.
Helen chaifee in Detroit Free Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20
KISSING DANGEROUS.

poctors Claim That Tonsilitis IL ConA-
rious Through kissing.
Ia tonsilitis contagiouss Is a question
which has been przzling many promi-
nent physicians of late.
During the past two years a great in
crease in the number of cases has been
noticed. until at present 1t almost re-
sembles an epidemic, but hitherto has
not been considered contagious dis
ease.
In an interview with prominent
physician l learned that the only way
of overcoming its progress is to protest
against kissing. These are his own
words:
ANY charming young lady possess
ing sweet, rosebud mouth, with a
voice upon which phlegmonis has fast
ened itself, cannot be kissed without
phleglnonis being the price paid by the
person who takes part with her in the
dual bliss. Her perfuined breath, with
its silvery tones and soft whispers, is
filled with contagion, in which mi
crobes of marvellous form fly to new
fields of pasture. Hosts of cunning
but riotous bacteria linger upon her
coral lips waiting to board those Of the
mustached one who recklessly ap-
proaches."
Thus it is very plain that young gen.
tlemen and their sweethearts should be
very careful that no kissing is done be-
fore it is learned by both PARTIES
whether tonsilitis has settled in the
throat of either.
"Phleglnonis, said the doctor, is
sort of tonsilitis. The ordinary com
monplace tonslitis is not contagious.
Indeed, the ordinary form is merely an
inflammation of the tonsils, which are
glands in the back of the throat with
secretions aiding the process of swal
lowing. An invasion of the glands by
hosts of liptothrax, bacterium. which
is normal in the mouth, are the cause
of this most troublesome Inflammation.
They are vegetable microbe, which is
always raging in the mouth and is
nourished by the saliva and bits of
food that get into the holes of decayed
teeth This is the reason why people
who have had bad teeth are more apt
to be troubled with tonsilitis.
The doctor paused for moment and
continued:
although phlegmonis is an infam-
nation of the tonsils it is vastly different
from the ordinary tonsilitis, as it is con-
tagious and the inflammation extends
all through the entire mouth and ulcer
ated tonsis. Then, too, the ordinary
tonsilitis very seldom lasts longer than
a week and can be cured in about
twentyfour hours, while phlegmonis
lasts longer, is more severe and harder
to cure.
MANY great singers have been
troubled with it, among whom are
Patti, Nilsson, Lucca, Campanini and
others"
Thus it is evident, if the decision of
prominent physicians may be believed,
that kissing is really dangerous pleas
ure, and that those who take part in
the dual bliss should be very cautious
not to approach their real enemy as
friend with open arms only to be de-
ceived by the friendly greeting of its
spy who awaits them with fascinating
smile, while behind the scenes an army
OF bacteria is impatiently waiting the
time which is sure to come when they
can spring upon the innocent person
who is conquered by its cunning,
scheming ways.
But will this advice of these physi.
clans be considered New York Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20


In one respect al least the Swedish
and Norwegian railroad between Lulea.
ON the Gulf Of Bothnia- and Luffoden.
on tile shores 81 the North SEA Is the
most remarkable engineering achieve
Insnt o. The present century. Ii has
the unique distinction Of being the only
railroad IN the world situated wholly
Or partially within the Arctic circle If
oal-'g sg1ne 100 miles farther north
ttsAa any railroad in Canada An in
i+ars'stinE meteorological fact stated is
u ''s'iAaon 10 this boreal railway-viz
1iiAi SLOW fails much less frequently
along the Inc and IN far less Quantities
Than al points on other roads 1000 tn
: 900 miles farther south. the darkness
Of the long winter nights being partly
e-9l, Esai1SAted by the light of the aurora
The object in view in CONSTRUCTING
tbs North Pole through line" is to
TAP the enormous deposits of iron ore
IN the Gelhvara mountains, the eY.
haustlon OF the ore in the Bilboa f;aId
making 1t absolutely necessary thar tbo
non workers find a new locality If the
magnetic pole itself has TO be undar.
mined TO get at the precious mineral
ST. Louis Republic
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20
IDAHO


A queer club was once established in
London, under the title OF Silent club.
The members were bound to express
themselves at all club meetings, as far as
possible, without words. The first rule
Of the club was, 1.-THE members of this
academy shall think much, write little,
and be AZ mute as they can"
On one occasion u new candidate APP
piled for admission. But the members
were limited and all vacancies filed A
meeting was called, the candidate was to
be introduced, and the president was 20
announce his decision. When the gem
tleman entered the members, who were
all his friends, were as much disappoint-
cd as he that he was to be refused. As
he approached the president rose and
silently handed him = cup Of water, 30
full that single drop would have made
II overflow.
The applicant perfectly understood
what the president meant. but he was
courageous and quick witted. Without
speaking, he took from bis button hole
single rose and laid Ii gently on top OF
the water. He laid II on so softly that
uos uipR Whs uispt"Scu, apu nahuNu ~
back 70 the president with . bow.
With one consent the members mp
plauicd. They resolved to put their rule
aside. and TO admit the man who showed
them that he could ornament their so
cicty without hurting 1t.
Then tho man thanked them In an
equally curious way, When the register
was handed him to be signed he wrote
below his name the number Of the club
members He added before II n 0,
making 1t 0i00. Underneath he wrote,
"Their value will be the same"
The man was 20 modest that the Presi-
dent complimcnted him Immediately by
rubbing out tho and substituting the
figure /. This made the number 1900
Underneath he wrote, "Their value will
BIZ increased eleven times
These ingenious people must have de-
voted great deal Of time and thought
" avoid using their tongues. Harper's
Young People,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20

Doctors are sometimes more COR
crate of their patients needs tnan ~
are of their circumstances. y y e a.
to prescribe journey to Europe y
muda than it is to fill the prescnpuI
A gentleman whose affairs haa n
come very much embarrassed ~
was overworked and overworrieo' ~
to celebrated specialist, broken wv
with nervous exhaustion. -
"Now," said the doctor, "tnelo ~
one thing that you must have -, \.
absence Of worry, absence OF CAV
freedom from all preoccupations !,
Much obliged for your prescr,,p Ia n
said the gentleman, "but you W
one important thing in 1t.
what is THAR ...,.,tt
You haven't put in the apOthscau
street and number. "-ExchanRe
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20

n A LasSiIer, the dog fancier at ths
court house, declares that any rhiIS s sns
q cured OF inhammatory rheumatism Inv
Sleeping in bed with a French noT.iis
aSs' de viii give privately. to parties
VINO can be benefited in knowing. an in
stance IN this city when a little c;r,
we've we've years old, suffering from infiam.
uasory rheumatism for two wears Wa.
s . oy her father buying a French
p n, and placing it in bed with her
Within short time the child got well I1 a.
me disease and the dog is now STIFF w;,h
Nashville American. VAN
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20
L,nl.n Aeaas,.a ,, : mar.

A most remarkable circumstance oc-
Cured near Eigvwater two weeks ago.
Miss Lillian Young, fair and promising
girl OF twenty, daughter of John r,
Young, Of this place, was caught by a
brown bear, which had been lurking
around the ueighborhood for some time.
aud carried away 10 the mountains.
Traces Of her have been found AS far up
as Rip Shin creek. but nothing further
can be heard. The animal had formerly
been In some show. and had several
tunes been seen by persons crossing Iron
mountain.-Lynchburg Advance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20

The Collegian Shall We be engaged
again this summer OF mott
The Accommodating Girl-It's Just
as you say.
The Collegian- Well, we might as
well IL engaged then but you won't
expect another ring, will yoal-Mun
sey's Weekly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20

amt going to send anv mo..
money out to the heather, f" said WIFI
seen a picture of one ~ w.. :" me
sidn4 Ian an as lar as could See he
snn 49, wear any pants, and SO basn,.
my pockets to carry the money ;n
New York Epoch. '"ey H. -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20
A Hair Tonic.

One of the best hair tones y - y.
lowing, which comes all inc ss' -
Germany. Any druggist VA ~ ..solr
pound it, and it is said thar - y. "a j
use will keep the hair luxur'a s. =
excellent condition. These a' -
act proportions: Zone hunoI = TO 4,
of alcohol. fifty of castor - -
rosewater and little (aDo.ss :. =.
spoonful quinine. It snou'J ,. -
oughly rubbed into the - Tinss
three times week. New ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20
AT present the esports Of Frepch II

At present the experts of French silk
goods amount TO about go, 600, 900
francs per annurn. England and the
United States are the leading parchas-
ers, taking over two-thirds Of the whole
amount exported. Then come Ger
many, Switzerland. Belgium, Spain,
Turkey and Italy in the order men
toned.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20

: In Paris the literary women have or
ganized an association known as the
Union DIES Amier lies Lettres aud elected
Nine. Waiter dAmbroyse president.
Literary soirees viii be regularly held
and in time the salon revived
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-20

Forsyth county, in Georgia, has deyel-
oped an infantiie prodigy, who at four
rectly at sight His voice Is safS and
tunefui and he bids fair TO become IA
mouA
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29
SHOOTING STARS

Great Scott!
What
A lot
OF infants these few months have brought
Flocking from celestial regions,
Cherubs have arrived by legions.
What sight of funny noses,
And small toes as
Pink as roses!
New ones coming every minute,
There is CONSERVATION in It'll
All these little souls who creep'n
Push aside the older people.
Will this rabble lilliputian
Run our laws and Constitution
WHAT
Great Scott!
Seismic phenomena have combined with the
weather in some parts Of the country in such q
manner as to leave q citizen in doubt as to
whether he is experiencing a chill or convul-
sion Of nature.
'.rn put full stop to this sentence" re-
marked the judge as he sent the man to the
work house for plain drunk.
darn your hose, madam! exclaimed the
man as he stumbled over the sprinkling appa-
ratus that lay stretched across the sidewalk.
''No," she answered, a. she adjusted her
spectacles. II guess not today. do Ill my
own mendin'."
The circumference of silver dollar ID one Of
the most important art circles after al.
$50 they turned that desperate at large after
legal trial"
''They did"
Sand the town must b. the victim Of juria
prudence"
mo; Of the jury's imprudenos."
How doth the little Busssy b
Throughout the Towering spslr
Republicans declare that hs
Il doing very well.
II like fun - we'll - anybody" he aid
pleasantly, ''but always take care 70 know
Just how far to co.
'Yss." she answered With ysvn. put not
how early"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29
FOE BALE
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

In order to encourage improvements on our new
subdivisions. We now ofe ACREAGE TRACTS con-
tanning SPLENDID BUILDING SITS, at LOW
kATkS and On ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
his property is .Co well known to REQUIRE much
coinine naation from us, situated it is along and
overiooklng the Potomac river. and commanding an
ing il.
No better investment he made in or about the
Dstrct. either Tor home and speedy profits
Upon the competitor OF the railroads being
stfucted through this section II will be possible to
rescE the center OF tile city OF Washington any
part OF TINS property by ten minutes ride over
ceautiiul and = ciuiesQue country.
oPeeia indncemenis TO parties building this fall.
QUARRY FREE OF CEAkGE,
Tor plats pamphlets and fun particulars. apply 1t
ap2l-om t4l5 F st. NV. Washington. DC.
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Coed Cookfm

. one Of the chief blessings Of syMy home 10
always Insure good custards, puddinG1 sauceey 10,
Directions a d. iabsL sold b your grocer and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29
GRArEruL-CoMroRr1NG.
EPPs's COCOA
RREAKFAST

BY thorough knowledge of the natural law which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and
careful application OF the fine properties or well.
with aieateiy favored beverage which may
N Ne US many neHvy doctors bills Il 10 by the judi
may be gradually built up until strong enough to
sst every tendency to disease. Hundreds OF subtle
inaadies are floating around ready to attack where
ever there - q weak point. We may escape many .
fatai SHAFT by keeping ourselves well fortied with
Service GQzetts.
Made Simply with boiling water Or milk Sold only
In hat-pound tins BY grocers. lAbeled thuss
JAMES EpPs Co. Homoopa.hie chsmists
Ssl4-am.tu Londsa. xnslsn&
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Patrick Rooney, Who moved - Brooklya
IRON BALTIMORE soma ysars ego, has fallen ~
70 . fortuns n Ireland Search b.bsing nn1s
fer hin.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

For SALE
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS LOTS.
NEAR UNIVERSITY STATION AND ELECTRIC
ROAD.
CARS EVERY SIX MINUTEa
Cheap and on easy terms.
HOUSES BUILT IF DESIRED.
beautiful subdivision. Gravel Streets brick side
walks.
BEDFORD ". WALKER SON. 1oo6 r.
HARRY BARTON. 133lF sels-lm
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FoR sALfhO HOUSES IN NORTHWEST.

r HOUSES IN NORTHWEST.
s st. of set e. sne Cap. a. ana al ISL h. nh Or 1903
1y = lei e, ss lar and A. M $S
IT, iIsh =, st. Be and b; h. a. m l. sr.... 5000
gh Oct Sesinns.:r and I. i6r m. i........ 100
~ 8; bet e, and M b X. a. mi, 1900
ia :: RS. ana r. B. n L: e $500
& bet In and lsth, SIN h. m l.. iir: $500
I;ith st. bet. and K. b. h.. ssr.. q m t.. 5000
Mass axe. cor. 18th. larre trick. 10000
Conn ave, bet ' So d + "a j m L. 2r 5000
st. bet. 9th and 7tE, b. l.. 6r., a M 40. GOO
S S. and S c, Ac 1na b. HI a M
st6 bet, Nd ave- and ana D. 3 h. = m r. N n.~: SS
M, *; Sef "a and Ar; b; L. m l.. ST. 520
Mas. ave BET, 10Th and lin, b. b. .sr. am.-. 800
I'd. ave. bet 6:l and I'm. b. h.. E,r.. new 100
ses-tr Cor. I3th and q as NV.
EoK sALE-lO-RUOM PRESsED BRICK: STONE
TRIMMINGS. GOOD cellar 81 feet front; built in very
sss-oslcA,o window; rooms; IL teet front
llth ST. close to Lincoln Park each "a. 500
bay -wtndow bricks; rooms: mod. mr. on -
Me- ne; lot 10 by %; alley for both S6 400
Two G-room bricks w. & s. for both. 81. 500
One 3-room brick and summer Kitchen ESQ
One tj-roon brick; b. lot 20 BY 100. 81. 600
one broom brick, Wylie ST.. M imp .-.;s Y, l000
4O6 Sc. lot 20 by gl for..............Sl,6 800
Jne Iro9n on III . ave ~ ~
lot y by $50. including stocE at Laure. Nd,
Main st. good business stand. fer ali. a. 500
JOHN F. DoNoHoE.
ss2e-3t. 313 Ess. Capitol st.
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4 Supposed Horse Thief Arsssesa.
4 few days ego Mr.. Edward Archer rspsstsa
70 police headquartes that his horse. deg
cart and harness bad been stolsn- Dessoavs
Mahon arrested Gus stabler on ths charts q
taking the team end hopes sooa 70 recover ~
property.
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II like fun - we'll - anybody," he aid
pleasantly, 'but always take care 70 know
Just how far to co.
yes" she answered With ysvn, 'but not
how early"
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SAW JANDoRr FALL

Thos. Walton, colored man who gave New
York as his residence, was next sworn as a wit
ness. He said he had no place Of residence in
this city except the jail as he was only her
three days before he got arrested. He testified
that he was sitting where he could see the
prisoners exercising and Landlords face was to-
ward HIM. Just ~ he was about TO wheel and
go back down the corridor" said witness. "he
fell nat on his face and two men helped hun
up. did not see the blow struck. but when
Jandorf fell Moore was standing behind him. .
Witness said Moore dropped something and
was told that il was a shovel There was NO
scutf1e between the men before the blow was
inflicted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

no PnovocArIoN FOE THE Acr-A SHOVEL TIE
WEAPON usKp-pkrAus OF rnR cRrar BRoponr
OUT AT rHK coRoxkz's INQUEST ropAY-noo.x
ADMITS HIS GUILT.
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ru conoxxR's uxouxs.,

Aftsr Jsndof died the police were notified
and Coroner Patterson gave instrustioas 10
have jury Of inquest slnmonsd - nsst q
TIE jail u II o'clock this noenine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

mead tnat felled MIN to the floor. He fe II,
striking his face and elbows on the stone floor.
but the blow did not render him unconscious.
The wounded man got up and went toward
his cell and Moore to get up some sort of :
defense shouted, He cut at me-" Jandorf.
however, did not even have his knife in his
hand, for only 9 few minutes before that
Pripenbrirg, who had borrowed his knife, re-
Jandorf asked who hit him and during the
day while lying on his cot he inquired Of the
guards II they thought he would get we'll.
They told him yes, but Capt. Russ was Of the
opinion that he would otrecover, although the
doctors had no idea that he would die 80 soon.
DR.. McWilliams, the Jail physician, attended
him, and in the afternoon about $50 O'Clock
Capt. Russ noticed q change in the patients
condition which he thought was for the worse.
An outside physician was called in, - DR.. No
Williams had left the prison. He examined the
patient at Capt. Russ request, but he saw no
immediate danger, 90 he said.
JANDoRF DIED AFTER O'CLOCK.
The doctor left the Jail and within thirty
minutes time the injured man was . corpse.
He died at twelve minutes after o'clock.
Moore in the meantime WAS put in irons and
stood up before the bars. He was kept in this
position until later in the evening, whom he
was taken down and permitted to sleep on his
cot He insists that Jandorf drew . knife on
him, Notwithstanding the statements Of the
feet him In the least and he rather seemed
easier, - he had reached the end Of his rope and
would not in all probability have another chance
to add another chapter to his criminal career.
A prisoner named Tom Waters, who was ON
the opposite side Of the rotunda, witnessed the
affair and his statement corroborates what
the other Witnesses say.
After doing the killing Moore uttsred fearful
oaths and threats and the guards think he
viii Try TO kill Pepenbring Il hs gets an OPP
against him.
rED conoxRR's uoUxsz.
After Jandon died the police were notified
and Coroner Patterson gave tnstrustioas 10
have . jury Of Inquest summoned - nsst q
TIE iail q II o'clock III noenine.
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LNOR SALE
Business property and dwelling of 2lst and L
sts n. w.. ! stories and basement; 3 and store
room. Price. $4,000. VIII exchange.
(llJ6) b. Ii. MARINER CO.,
se15-.st Est N. w.
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kON SALE-ABOUT 400 ACRES OF LAND FIVE
inies IRON ashington and three miles east of BEN
hug ~ otatlon In Prince GEORGES county. Nd. new
1e-foon house can be bought at low prce
sal0-lm Il. a.. BROOKS. sf