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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTRD-A MIDDLE-AGED NEW ENGLAND
w couple, without children would like the care of
furnished house for summer at nominal rent. Salts
factory references Address c. Star Office a26-3'
WANTED-BY TWO RELIABLE LADIES' THE
w care Of house during summer months: object,
free rent best references. Address RELIABLE. Star
office. ap27-2ts
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INSURANCE.

INITIAL PaorEcT!oy FIaE INSURANCE co
1IxOf The CIVILIAN BAILANTYNE Prod
dent JAMES FITCH. Secretary. Issues policies
81 low rates end each insurer shares ia the
company, 1905 @ stRv. H2S-ly
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIRopop-
w IsT, 703 ,5TH ST Nw.-rhe only importer and
Manufacturer Of fINE MANICURE and CkIROpOD-
IsT GOODS south Of New York no:.o-tf
TosEPH Il, PoLKINHoRN BE0sro INFoRn
d his friends and the public that hzyinr purchs.rd
the PRINTING OFFICE lately conducted b. M n
.. Polklhorn, he vu continue the business Il he Old
creased facilities and cors Of nrst-class workcn ne
10 prepared 90 execute every description Of print NJ
insnship mhis-iy
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MANIFESTATIONS.

L w AN 1LDDSl1 VA llOXNOs
WANrED.BIA coLoEED eIRI. PLACE IN
| lois New York ave NV. It,
W!ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. POSITION. AS
sS g. clerk city references Asass''
WANTED-ExPERIENcE SHORTHAND AND
Ike .daisionsf ~ori oD. 50 ssn as0I spsS-as
a1oP
cocass Co. 81 iosa .s
WANTED-wOMEN COOKS, olO TO s75; CHAN
bernsids nurses and laundresses in city away.
Il Oh g
WANTED-A PLACE By A YOUNG COLORED
~ man 70 work around store Or oh1ee and willing
20 90 anything. can or address l1O4 Riggs ST. 1T
wANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
w place infan Is or child's nurse references:
Wiling e trsyeI; with nrst family NO other
need apply. Call lilo stnw. IT.
WANIEp-BY YOUNG MAN, AGED 90 YEARS.
cam sr. he and s., ~
WANTED-A PLACE As SECOND GIRL WITH
" frst-clsss American family. By young German
Sr With good city references; state wages Address
WANTED A ooMPETENT ENGLISH MAID.
and traveller: a N. si7 ESD s. NV. $50 II.
WANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN. sITUA-
w ton As ehsmbermaid or general Homework in
CURED csll or address d. ~ 10Th St NV It:
WANTED-PosITIoN AS BooKKEEPER BY AN
Address 81
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN CFRENCH), A
objection; good references. Address b Q. Star
office. .ap26-3ts
WANTED-BY BASS SINGER, WHO Is GOOD
w reader, pay position in choir; has had several
years experience in choir singing. BARITONE. Star
office ap26-3ts
WANTED : EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants trsss) private families, hotels, resau
Establ shed 1885. SHACKLEFORD'S, APT l1thnw
apIe-12ts
NNANrED-BY A LADY OF EDUCATION AND
w refinement, position a. travelling COMPANION or
private secretary to lady. Address Z. =. g., star
Office. APPS 6ts
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w girl, place chambermaid nurse; willing TO
20 away for summer: hrstclass reference Call
after p 1871 Mstnw. ap25-3t
UNSATISFACTORY AS CHAMBERMAID BY
w q competent white woman; best Of refere noes.
Address NJ ARGARET. Star ONCE. ap25-3ts
WANTED = BY COMPETENT COLORED
w woman. situation cook In frst-class family
understands her business good bread and cake refer
ences given Call l49 10th ct NV. ap2o-2t
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR CLERKS, COOKS
w statesmen. house psrlor ladies' and kitchen
maids, wachmen. bartenders, drivers farm, dairy and
kitchen help tother cities and resorts) BUkNHAMS,
11l0Gstnw. ap23-6t'
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY A PHYSICIAN AN OFFICE WITH
w without board: between II and @ and Il tn and
18th SITS NV. Address PHYSICIAN. Star Office ap2S2t'
WANTED = PREFERABLY IN GEORGETOWN,
w three unfurnished rooms for light Housekeeping
Address ID ID ID. Star office. IT.
XNANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, A FURNISHED
w room between and ii, Sd and 18th SITS NV state
terms. Address d. Star Office, It,
VVANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN
w office, finely furnishe d room; hot bath state
price Address EVERETT, Star ofice ap21-3t'
WANTED = FURNISHED AND UNFUENISHED
w rooms all parts Of city. cheapest and plan
to secure desirable Established 1850; terms
Moderate SHACKLEFORDS AGENCY, 421 18th
at mh22-36ts
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoR SALE OR ACRES FINK Gan.
! Den land nesr bcnnins station. ID. q a Il sNY-
DIR co. oisfa sras.n
IroR sALE on RENT-FrRSTsHrp ON iTNyfSs--
nsnee lo-room hou-e couNenirntly situatsd
~ ny e eranch scre- large outbuldinss: the
lNv. the Lincoln. cor 10th and n nv ar27 3ts
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs.

EoR RENT-yERY DEeIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
with heat nd 20; rood location q low reptal n
LIE. az l1sn q nv. ap21-1m
EoR nENT-QFFlCES-7ll FOURTR1NTH ST;
roomA nrst moor steam heA& o26
spil. In JANE T. GSEIi. iii iIsK ss e
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IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL BUSINESS
Of any legitimate character whatever can do it
for We save both parties the trouble and pub
LEFTY INCIDENT to such mstters Drop in and talk it
over. WASHINGTON BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
apl6-1m Rooms 62 and GA. Loan and Trust building
ID AMSAY is EQUIPPED TO REPAIR OR MAKE
IL amy Theological instrument at factory prices.
Watches cleaned 81
Watch main springs, al
Work warranted one year. See our guarantee sys-
tenn.
mh14 1921 At NV
(yLEANING WATCHES. zoe; BEST MAIN
~ spring., 15c; reliable work. Three hundred
watches. all grades, half price. JEWELRY STORE,
Metropolitan Hotel. GIL Pa ave fes-3m
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ATTORNEYS.

Gro w. KERs.
Attorney at Law and Collector OF Patents
Washington. d. c.. Central building, tn aud Pa ava
BUREAU OF LEGAL INFORMATION.
PATENTS. caveats and trsdemsrks procured. Govern
ment claims prosecuted: pensions obtained All legal
business transacted for moderate fees; consultation
sRd advice free mhlI-3m
GkQR9E w. ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw
NJ 40 Louisiana ave.. Warrington. ID. C., practices
York mh31-a,ns
CAMPBELL cARRIXdToN, ATrORNEY-AT-LAW.
~ Webster Law building, Sos d St NV, Washing
ton. d. q h-sidsnce. 933 X st. nv. dry
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FOR RENT-ROoMS.

EOR NT-FURNIsHEDL LARGE BACK PARIoR:
r suitable for married couple one or two g0atie-
men two ladie. WIN rent reasonably 70 quiet per.
manent tenant 61l st nv. IT.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02
Grant Did Not Like po,.....

When there is any unusual evsta
an interior town the hotel KEEN
forced to hire additional help io h
dining room. This additional hs, /
not always selected on account d n
culiar fitness for the job. He d
have been driving spikes in nnm|
ties.
Not long agoa statue of General Gn
was unveiled in Galena. The town i
crowded and SO were the hotels \
the dinner table of one OF the hH
places there was a new waiter q
guest In question had ordered svu
dishes and had been informed IS \
named each that "it was just out
Bring Inc some potatoes"
The new waiter went with the ah
and returned without the article 81
for. Fearful that the guest might 4
furious over repeated Statements |
lust out" the waiter said, as he y
of his chin. 'Mebbe ye know, sor "
this is Gineral Grant day in Gales!
and the gineral niver ate any psn
sor, and it would not do to hev =
ye know. on this occasion. "-Chlrl
Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02
A Clock You Need Never wind.

T. q. Farrar, of Columbus. o., has in
vented one of the most peculiar clocks
of the Nineteenth century. 1t consists
of plate glass dial suspended from the
ceiling, and all the parts of it that are
visible are the two hands. the pivot upon
which they swing and the dial. Mr..
Farrar worked on the invention for six
years before he succeeded in perfecting
it. He alleges that the only motive
power is the gravitation of the earth
and that the clock will run on forever
without winding.
The hands are of tin and are hollow,
and perfectly balanced on the pivot.
Mr.. Falrar says that they are moved by
the gravitation of the earth, and it puz-
zles the spectator to account for the
power that raises them after they reach
$50. All kinds of theories are afioat to
account for this. But Mr.. Farrar keeps
his secret. He insists that electricity is
not the motive power. New York Jour
nal
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The National Museum.

Probably the articles which attract most
attention from the average visitor to the
National museum at Washington are the
Washington relics and the many swords
and other presents made to General Grant
during his trip around the world. In a
large case are the veritable coats and other
articles of clothing worn by the first presi-
dent during the war of the Revolution and
on state occasions Even these old knee
Dreeches, worn and dusty, seemed ballowed
Uy thelr association with the immortal
washington. Ones imagination is easily
carried BACK to the struggle of our fore
fathers oy a look at Washington's camp
chest' containing his cooking utensils and
theoiclnes, the same chest which he
carried through all his campaigns It is
quaint collection-the old knives and
forks, the battered spoons and ths
whisky flask, the gridiron and the conner
teapot-and the long and arduous cam.
palgns, the weary marches. the dreadful
winter at Valley Forge, the final victory
ana the rewards of heroism all pass before
one ike panorama while gazing at these
mute witnesses of the struggle
Ihey have very ingenious way of ex.
hloiting the china and other fine nottsr,
In the museum, by means of which VIII
out handling, the visitor NAV see al, sid..
" ene piece. This Is accomplished In one
way by the use of small slantinp mirror
ana IN anot her by placing vertical mir.
ror directly behind the specimen, which
rests upon u stand whose surface Is If
glass; half an inch underneath which ia n
second diminutive mirror. BY this mr..
rangement you have look at the yvboIa
surface of the object, outside and inside
ana can even read the makers name on
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02
VIVA, the barber POLE Represents.

The BARRIERS Of long ago were barber
surgeons. but the rapid advance Of sur
gical science has caused them to fall
from their high estate The gilt knob
at the end of the barber pole of today
represents a brass basin, which but a
few decades since was actually suspended
from the pole. The basin had a notch
cut in Il to tit the throat. and was used
In lathering the customer, preparatory
to shaving him. The pole represents
the staff held by the patient who came
to the barber surgeon TO DO bled The
two spiral stripes painted around it sig.
nifty the two bandages. one for twisting
around the arm previous to the act OF
phlebotomy, or blood letting, the other
for binding when the operation was
completed. --St. Louis Republic,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02
A shotgun Toll Gate.

A bold highwayman appears to have
established shotgun toll gate in the
Pipestone pass, about twelve miles south
Of Butte, Mont, and is demanding his
tolls with regularity that smacks OF
the good old days
About month since a slender, soft
voiced young man, wearing a piece OF
overalls for mask. commenced asking
for contributions from people passing
this point, and all were made tributary.
not even the wood haulers being exempt,
and he made up in numbers what was
lacking in individual amounts. This
was kept up for few days, then the
Pipestone was deserted, and the Cham
pion stage was brought under the per-
suasive influence.
Today word comes to this city that
this modern Claude Duval has returned
to Pipestone. and that five new victims
have been added to the list. The
amounts taken in each instance have
been small, but the frequency Of the de-
mand has made it burdensome, and the
people living in that section are organic
ing to endeavor to discourage his efforts
in that line, Cor. Minneapolis Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02

There is in New Zealand tree vnc
proves fatal to birds in an altogeua.
singular way. The seed vessels giw =
sticky fluid, and many ny nno'
self imprisoned in the guinny ~.
These flies in their turn attract H. I,
birds, and they also get SO covered Y.
the fluid that they are unable 70 " I
ter. The fruit, too, is an object o. Y
sire, and birds come, as It were, ge',
to the ripe clusters which they psoF-
to eat. The wee birds cannot e''
without help, SO lie there pr'
other animals. Brandon BucksaM
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02

The Eastern Minnesota RAILWAYS
limited train left Mansfield north bound
twenty seven minutes late. Five miles
this side OF the station, while the train
was running nearly sixty miles an hour
an immense herd of deer dashed across
the track at the entrance of cut. n
was too late to stop, and the train struck
into the herd, killing great number
Inc train passed through the herd
throwing them right and left. but did
not stop. When the train arrived here
a magnificent specimen buck deer was
found dead on top of the engine pilot
The engineer estimates the herd at over
ioo.-Duluth Cor. ST. Paul Globe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02

II is n well known scientific fact that a
ruler made Of hard rubber or gutta percha
may be so charged with electricity by
friction with wooden cloth that II will
cause to be attracted to 1t small pieces of
paper. This fac. has been made use of
in machine devised TO pick up separate
ly single sheets OF thin and light materi-
al. like paper, light fabrics, etc, In such
. manner that each sheet may be re-
moved and examined This machine
consists Of roller formed Of substance
capable Of being charged with electricity
and a roller covered with fur. which IL
rotated ut high speed.
During the operation the electrified
roller approaches the pile Of paper by the
action Of an eccentric, and attracts the
upper sheet, the next sheet below being
repealed by the well known law Of cleo
tricity The FIRST sheet now falls upon a
continuance which Ia inserted In the
meantime between the pile and the de-
tached sheet. and can be easily removed
or fed into ruling machine, II desired
New York Telegram
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02

r.a .onn,ry lanes arc bright with bloom,
And gentle airs come stealing through
r..de, with natiyJ vii perfume
~ halm and /. Int and honey dew.
And oar the summers radiant nnsh
Iias early autumn dreamy h'isn'
In xnysjde hooks the asters CLEAN,
And frost flowers dance about the sod'
While, iapsiug by, the silent stream
Reflects the hue OF golden ROD
Tint flower which lights dusky Jay
VITA something OF the sun god = ray
Tho srapeyipe chambers Ger the hedge
In golden festoous; sumacs burn
like torches on the distant ledge,
Or light the lane at every turn
AMI Wy riots Everywhere
In Hood red banners on the air.
m,rple mist OF fragrant mint
Borders the fences, drifting out
OF fostering corners, and its tint,
A half Of cheer and half OF doubt,
Is like the dear delightful haze
which robes the hills these autumn days
And strange Wild growths are newly metz
Odd things but little priced OF ,ore'
Like some old jewe! well reset,
Take on a worth unseen before,
Az Sock, In spring graceless weed,
Ia brilliant, In Its autumn seed.
The cricket and the katydid
Pipe low their sad prophetic tuns
Though airs pulse warm the leaves am'd.
As played around the heart OF June;
So minor strains break on the heart,
Foretelling age as years depart.
The sweet old story OF the year
Is spinning onward to It's close,
Yet sounds as welcome on the ear
As in the time Of op'ning rose.
fIay life for all as sweetly wane
As comes the autumn time again.
Dart Fairthorne in Harper's Bazaar
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02

Contrary to their huge rivals in in
terest, dwarfs frequently attain great
age, Richebourg. who died in Paris in
1853. was ninety years old He was
only twenty three inches high. some
thing less than the stature OF our own
most celebrated dwarf, General Tom
Thumb, The first English dwarf OF
whom there is authentic record was only
II feet high till thirteen years Of age,
though he afterward attained the height
OF feet inches This was Jeffery
Hudson, who was presented to Queen
Henrietta by the Duchess Of Bncking.
ham.
Hudson on that occasion surprised the
company by stepping out Of Pic He
Is said TO have fought two duels--one
with turkey cock and one with Mr.
Crofts. whom he shot and killed. Hud
son died In his sixty-third year in the
Gate House prison, having been accused
as a conspirator in tho popish plot. :
New York Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02
A Rattlesnake.s Skin for a Belt,

Capt. Wright. the raisin superintend.
ent for Logan & Adams, had close
call the other day. He was running a
hand basket along under the vines, and
throwing Muscats in it as he picked
them. Suddenly he heard click or
swapping sound, as though some part of
the basket had broken. Lifting it W
he was surprised to find an ugly, wrig-
Cling rattlesnake follow. 1t had struck
Capt. Wright's hand and buried its fangs
in the wicker handle of the basket an
inch from the captains forefnger. No
time was lost in killing the deadly rep.
tile, and its skin is now being fashioned
in a belt for Phoenix journalists sweet
heart.-Phenix Cali Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02
improvements In Smoke sonnr...,

IN determined G.id attempts are being made
80 Gnicago to suppress the blind;nr
s sone Inat Is blown ashore from PASSING
s s craft An experiment was msds
; IL to demonstrate the practicah;I
with u new invention. A small tube
s m,sn perforated top, like that in :
smolaa. ns can' was introduced into the
c cT,ssestack, and through this steam
smnl. 20 injected upon the uprushinc
T 1Tnof s;,., which Immediately condensads
Of staa s.ae tube, with its jets and spray.
t ~ steam, is not a smoke consumer h,,t
,he seems little doubt Of its utiI;tv "a, :.
VAC prevention Of SMOKE 49,
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Jesuit Obedience.

Here is a story of the Jesuits tn'
worth the telling. A young na 1
acquaintance Of the writer, was 49,.
ted TO an audience with the ageo II I.
eral of the order at Rome W Z
study table was a map of Africa < 4
the general, pointing to a spot y i. &
Dark Continent. said: Twenty +" !.
missionaries were killed theT
March. We must send Others so0O
But will they goa' =
Go, my childa Why, ! siia'i :"
them. Seattle Post Intelligence
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02

A plucky aud independent girl is Miss
Elizabeth More, Of Edgeworth, Pa
With her own hands she recently built u
neat little cottage, laying the founda-
tons, plastering the walls OF the differ
ent rooms and performing all the car.
penter work to builders taste. To do
this she found il necessary to don male
attire, and young girl friend helped
her over the hardest part Of the work
Miss More Is said to be as pretty as she
is energetic. She was once protege Of
Jane Gray Swisshelm. and the lessons
that stern champion Of womans rights
taught her apparently have not been for
gotten. Buffalo Commercial.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02
occupant. Of tho Finest London H.s.

Occupants Of tho Finest London HsssI
Who are the occupants OF the dDs
houses in town. asks a London gosl|
Take the grand London houses 1
many of which have changed hands (
late years; Northampton Houseslnu
hands of a brewer, Chesterfield HcS
the same, Hamilton House in tllos 7
the son of a great Welsh ironlnasa
Bath House in the family OF rall'OA
contractor, Landsdowne House in 'Os
of an American lady, the DUKE
Leinster's late mansion is tenanled Y
an American ''silver king and cus's
eden House is occupied by a Aanc'n
ter man.
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Good Enough to Talk About

a oashiul young man happened one even.
~, mat at a party to be seated next to a bright
young lady, who at once noticed the d;a,.
a .ie or her ''sterner" companion. After
M.u'ihg IN vain for him to say something sh s
turned TO him with the remark. nTh;s -
iovely weather we are havingn dt was ra;r.
NJ, ana mad been for several days, He to-
piW'ieai by far for society. replied ti,,;,I,,
mat ne did not think SO, that tho rain ~
SHOW together were so disasreeable and ~.
SUES IL was unhealthy, etc. "Ob. vesm Oh.
Interrupted. n relieved that the ice was bro.a.,
! know all that, but don't Won Thru, oH !. =
s s. enough weather to begin conversat;o !,
withP-Philadelphia Press 80 - 'A''o"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02

a Dexter youth has recently been on
sasea IN novel enterprise. By hook ~
CROOK he captured a pair of dign;fa =,
muu turtles and confined them in an ola
sup, one morning when he went 10 or
tha t tnr ms treasures he discovered that
r uieo , turtle had industriously laid a
ME- n,oe palcn OF eggs. The boy kindly re'
leinoered his friends with ovate sa',
We sehirs OF the occasion. and contemn, st
an extensive system of hatcbing o. ees
cd cd 'n9 n remainder of the litter is concern.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02
Ae WAS "up~ IN N


still Ne ceslsls's ns..x =;
9isssd His s1sIa..
"l'll het that I can ri
any quarter o. half DIN.
can produce. Z sald ! MI.
evening "a ! harroo,, -
yards from the New "
Brooklyn bridge.
a dozen patrons look
70 take the bet offered
Not the exact date ! Z.
the young man. "but MIMI
Of II. y %
Ever at this he had Is.
although lls ,uads liz
he should have a cI,a,,cs y 4, i.
coin, tall up. - i lay upos 4
One after another liz NJ. a !!
coins Of the denolnInatl6ss IA
from their pockets and ~ y
IMAM fifty cents a crack. 4
attempt to read any orsIs q,
simply scanned the easls 4.
with special care and ~. b. 3
date. being within two W, y; h.
times out q ten. and very 49, y
It exact.
When he was about ten an
Of the game the young islIov h!
natured and proceeded 4 ~, d!
trick to the crowd, which r ~,
willing % listen attentivsly,
"you zee, !" said the ~ " 81
sisted on killing his ~ n
THAT this coin.s pointlns h !. H.
which lay tail up. .'l,as I m
over the eagles head. nm
old coin, you can't zee anyfkl.s 4.
scroll, but ! think there 4, ~ J.
e Pluribus Unuln' on Il.
Amy way, whenever YOU ~.
ter or a half dollar with a. !
over the head Of the eagle w .
considerable DOODLE that H. y.
the coin Is 1875 Or within txO :.
It. You will slip up occssioosII.
you are sure to win four tinea 4
five. unless the other fellow a.,
game and has loaded up Wiz , ,
coins which You don't meet vitS 1
eral circulation.
Now, II that same quarte, 4,
have that scroll above the e.,,s.'
you would be safe in calling tIs
1856, making the same alIov,s,.
you should win il you wes, y,
couple Of years Of the exact a.
But II the coin had 90 IN
showed a kind Of blaze o. / III
feathers showering down from i,
OF the coin over the eagles ~
wings, You would want to shout ,
that the exact date Of the d.
1858. and bet a house and lot ~
were right too.
That Is all there is to the III,
which ! won your money, escs
course, II a man showed NE ,
which showed on its face that i
just left the mint ! would Be nya
to say something about $780,
If you don't believe the youne
told the truth just watch your
quarters and half dollars. New
Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02

will not this first tete-a-te's !,
embarrassing" asked one oei's " i
other who was about to receive
from an aspirant to her hand
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