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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-07
PRESS COMMENTS.

Cleveland Opposed to Any Extension of
Republican Paternalism.
From the Chicago Qll) Times.
The limit OF government interferences
with individual liberty is clearly stated
by the leader of Democratic hosts. No
man who believes tho State has right
to regulate the appetites or habits of
the people need look for favor at the
hands Of Grover Cleveland. No man
who believes the government has right
to interfere with the control of parents
over their offspring should cast their
vote for the Democratic candidate. In
this Mr.. Cleveland stands, as does his
party, sternly opposed to that extension
of Republican paternalism which has
led to the enactment OF vicious sump
tuary laws and statutes which do vio-
lence to the household conscience.
Republicans Not Expe cted to be Pleased
With the Cleveland Letter.
From the Richmond (va.) Dispatch.
We do not expect the Republicans to
be pleased with Mr.. Clevelands letter
of acceptance. They desire to hear
something OF "rebels" and the RE
bellion." He is above all such demsgogy.
He would have the national pension list
"a roll of honor" however. He is op-
posed to all sumptuary laws. He favors
general education, but hot compulsory
education in any objectional form. We
need fear no wrongs from the seating
Of such man in the Presidential chair,
because he will oppose and all his ad-
visers will oppose the attempt to control
the suffrages of the States through fed
eral agencies.
Time to Return to n Revenue Tariff
Proposed by Clay.
From the Albany IN. " Argus.
Either one of two things must then be
true. Either foreign manufacturers I'M
der low tariffs have grown strong, or
our own manufacturers under high
tariffs are relatively weaker now than
they were in 1882. The Republican is
bound to take one o, these views or
both, and either indicts his system.
The Democratic position is that in point
of fact our manufactures are so strong,
have developed with the development
of the country's natural resources. so
that the Mckinley tariff is not neces.
sary, and the return to revenue tariff,
promised by Henry Clay sixty years
ago, is now possible.
Ohio Democrats Stand Up For the Chicago
Platform.
From the Cleveland (Oho) Plain Dealer.
When the national Democracy, in
their platform, charged Repu blican
protection as being fraud, robbery
OF the great majority OF the American
people for the benefit of the few" and
that the Federal Government has no
constitutional power to impose and col
lect tariff duties except for the purpose
of revenue only" they simply stated
facts which cannot be contradicted. A
tariff for revenue, says Mr.. Cleveland,
"accords with the professions of Ameri-
can free institu tons" Upon these
grounds the Democratic party has main
tanned its organization since the founda-
tion of the national government, while
every other party that has taken the
reverse position has sunk Of its own
weight.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-07
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
81. Capitol.
Dirt 9anop eutbedt cine
@0ur. 49,

WQr. 9amittou Dun befanb ji@ in
elmer 9eraoe5u trantbaften @emltbs>
ftimmuns uuo feline Sage Iuurbe ,bm bon
Sag au Gag labeimli@er.
Obslei9 liitis unb peri@la9en, touute
er iidb bod, niht per1e9len, oaB er. auf
Der DberFad: zines i&lummernoen
&sul;nns ]ia b%eiiuoc. Der iebeu Wuseu.
b!,t ]eineu liiI@tc,li1en 5hlNno 6iTneu
fonntt, Mn ibn in ie'ne iardterlide
I'eie hinab;uiieh:n. ..-
6 3uar alauyte er ieocn 5@ein elmer
Elrllna9n1e on Der G%ntfahrnug uno
Ysjetisuus oss Wtdr6ens iorsidltis
bon lid fern seDoiten 5n babea. aber
Der umtano, oab ni4:s tueitcr Iber
ibu befannt 9e,poroen, uno oaB man
nireenos cine Urauenlelde q ufsefunoeu,
beuuruhiste ibn ,mIaerfort.
Nelonosrs aber war eS bic unters
repuua nit Glliioro Yarter, iuel9e einen
sepaltisen Ginorud auf Jpn ecmadt.
Gr muBie Duai, ocB o,sler ieinc &ster'
wec n:1: ~looaIo e,nItelen wuroe, uno
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
So. Gapttel-
g ero6 If q.

6a,ut, Der atte 6ali&mlujer, mar
Elm burdtrisbener, ,ueuu fort audi I'm.
miKenbcr Mann, uno bel ieu.er duBer.
iteM Worlint unb 59lauheit, bic ii9
init elmer Grt Naffinirtbeit perbano,
tuar ts ibm 9elungcu, ben Tan9armen
ber @o!i5ei ti@ felt uieleu Sabren ~
entlpinoeM. "a
Gr wobnte in elmer fle:neu 6itte IN
Der 9eabe BON Narfer's @iioniB, obne
(pnitisc @s}eujt)ait, aus9enommer fei~
men @unD, nnD permteo jeoen Be1tebr
nit Der &or|iAt ci,ts @anbtbieres.
Ct turtle iib III fortudArenoer Gur4t
ppr ENtoetuu3 uno .pitterte in ieoen,
6temben eu.eu Bertreter bes @elebes,
Jun, minocEsn tiHen 6piun.
MuG 8on Grey 1d:cn ilya cine uera
bahtise &erljulilafeit. g. b,loete lih
Elm, baB osrlelbc Gil Detectio lei uno
tpar bauer o%urd3au5 n,d)t 10 %al,acnebn
i%berrnldbt uen Der B~ese9nuna nit tD'u,
pbuobl &c oem @esentDell WEsornd &C.
oeben.
Die furie Manier, nit Der Saa pitt
lib oos @eiprib abbrah Ano ieiu t.:
5erpirtes Meieu wdhreno oer tarien
unterhol'nuy lhlsn lbM sAni% bsloaetr7
NrpahIiq.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
s.. Vapttel-
Cine U BIN u n q.

Weraebli9 bemiibte ii@ Mormo. fir
bas 5eltIau,e @sIea oes alten Mannes
cine beiriebigenoe 20lnn8 5u .fiuoen, um
lire @eoantei, ,uie6er in rubtaere Sab
men lentea i'll tonnea, aber Is mar tbr
u,bt moglib, bic DIoer aus. ihrer
@eele III %perbannen. bic Die ur1ade ibrer
pielen i9laFolen Ndh!e eetueIen. =
@ie tonnte es uor WQem ni9t besrei<
fen, saB feline 3ineer 10 blinb tuaren
unb n,9t; ieben tonitteu, oaB Elm tiefer
inuerer Summer feline Seele beorudte
uno ba6 ct ji9 ie1aer els Die uria9e
betra9tete.
sic 8laubte uabrDenommen 5u haben,
bab Ban &roD tiefer in oas @ebe;mniB
bes alien @onberlinos eiutpeibt tear.
ober iie mar lib oelieu auh nidt iiher.
Deuuo1 ,uar iie ,peit en1te.nt 5u perz
mutAen, Dab oaS 8ranomal Cams out
! Dem @reiie rab., - noh mc1igsr. oab
er betielte Maun ,par, Der l5rem Batter
oas Qeben eeraubt, uno oem iie Na9e
seibuoren.
Moer lie toar iest eutfdloifen. oas
Ratbiel III l6jeu uno lie lpo!lte bas uu<
per;ugli9 tbun, gang i'm @ti0eu. mic
fie iib iaste. y.
Nl& iie I'M @peiie;immer eri@ien,
fiel Is ibr iofort auL oaB Der alte 9crr
am Tii@e feplte; bod IS mad,te R.ez
mauo eine borauf be3aBli4e Bemsrfung
uno tic 1elbSt fuhlte e,ne -setp;Ne Sdeu,
fib oarnad) SH ertuNoi9en.
NaD oem SriiNitld unteruabm iic
allein elnen 5pa;.srsanS III oas oidte
Gea6ij in rer Mrne osS @auIss.
5le batte Oas NsouriuB, INT ibren
G'eoantsn aueiu ~ iein, una Y!dne 81
cutwsrisn, ,ule tie TEN @epsimusB nes
alien Wonres, fir ben lie auiriptises
Mltleio empiaho, aui Die Spur fDmmsn
uno ,Dm mD3iiAerwujs 5ur 0tube oer'
bclisn t0ante. '.'
Ste mar no4 uidt melt sesau9eu.
ala lie San @raY b~esesnete. 5sin
Mefcn uerriet9 Ntisoerse|1lascn9eit uao
WeloraElh, uut lab Ct urermioet aus.
Mtg Noctou," iagts er er,ir. ,,'g
bate Sic auis:in3t, um Sic 81 biis~n.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
b. Capitol.
Cine 59redti@e Na&t.


I'm BEN Nbeub bes Cages, an ben
8an @rap Die unterreouns nit 9atps
sebabt, sins ct nit 2ena i'm Baloe
ipajieren.
.Sie iiub nod imuer 10 nieoerse'
{9la9en, Dr. @rap," bemertte lie. etne'a
p~eritoblenen Bid ouf fem ernltes 0e'
ii1t luerfeno.
@r tuauote fi@ NIT tratem 2d@ela
an lie.
Sd ta&te eben barber nod. uel@
e;niomes 2eben sic in oieier @ileait
fubren." entsesnfte ct rnbig. $50
tnte bie5e tpilot Monotonte mubtter'
uiloenb oui Sle tuirten."
,Dauuf weiB i@ ni&ts;" i'd ffatle
MID alientbalben ,pobl, iolarse Id
gscpa bel mir ,ueiB." \
Sin fla@tiser @@atten perountelte
feline Buse.
.Sbr 8ater f9eint mir aber eirt it6r
ernlter @eleui&aiter i'll fem. uertbes
frdu1ein," eruioerte Ct uno iehte oaun
in ieiner natirli@en @erao6eit bin5n:
Deuteu sic ni&t, oub e. &erjenstuu''
mer bot?"
.DaB i4 es nidt tpiBte," ertuioerte
lie 1dneq, obelei& oer 3on cine setpi6e
Derlebuus betuxoete. IS 1T oieS
eben cine einfa4e, inbiuioue0e @isen>
tbamli9teit. Ct uar ban je9er 10.
uno melder 6er3epsfun1uner loQte i91
,pobl qualen? &leuei9t uaeiue @eu;s'
teit?" ieste lie nit uaipen 2a@es
bin5u.
sic {nb 9erpib ni&t bic llria&e iei>
nes perborseaeu @eu1athsleibers," e.
p,berte 8aa NIT @dr,ue. .8ieluebr
iiub sic feline Come. bic i'm ertpdrmte
uuo sic ueroeu aud fit ipater iein Sc
benstrot iein."
Ban @rep bate bteie Borte NIT sreA
Gem @rnt seiprodeu uno bl'dte tr6a'
mer.ld aui bas f90ne, uni9uloi9e
4Rdodeu, bas abnuu9slos rcben ibm
oabiniaritt.
.0as .pln|9teid nuf aleGalle III fetn,"
aao iie e,nia1 surld. SA uoQte bic
9r5bten 2sioen traseu, eye th iebeut
t0unte, oab Napa 'pirtli@ unsladt'@
pire."
&an @rep ieui5te tief aui..
rSa boHe a-.irihtis," ia9te er, bas
seIner ,uie Sbnen ie 81 9esoen BABE"
Sin @erdul9, ,pcl1es aug benz bar'
ren 9aubwert aus GINGER G%atfernuns
~ iDn braag, ma&te &aa @:ep itut'
sen.
uyjt" madtc er. feline 0anb tuars
meuo aui 9ena's Nrm leleuo. so
Icbs eiu 8tlol".
tGortl:eun8 folat.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31

III Elm rnSusdneli&er alter perr nh
fheint unter einem idperen Drnd 80
leiben. Sd fardte. bab ct mid niAt
serne bier iiebt, benn Ct ipeiht mir Re.
ftdnols aus. Mit bieier Nusnrane
batte i'd mid iber uidts III betlas ~.
Wir MAIDEN ieben Tag tleinc .,uss
liiae; iuden NflauSen unb Nlum.u in
benz Dilheu, romant,ideu @eb6l5 obey
seben iiiden nab einem naben @epdHeE
luas MID iebr interelirt. 81. Clifford
iheint mir gang Defenders seneist. q,
Mannp, wie banfbar bin i'd bieier eblea
Seele! Ct betebt barauf, oa6 i4 9,er
10 lanse !persuei(c, bis i'd %eroBidbris
luerbe, mas ia balD Der Sail iein tpir6,
uuo oab ih bann 9eri9tlih 9esen
meinen 8ormuno uoraebeu iuQ.
8itte, f9reibcn Ste mir balb unb
theilen sic mir ale Neuistsiten NIT.
S9 bin 1ebr ~9eipaunt, mas man lber
meiu 0eti9winben bentt. NbreHiren
sic n,eine Brlefe an ,WiB 2eua Yars
tsr, Barreus", i'd uerbe fie bauu ii@er
e~mpfansen.
Sbre bantbare Norua.
P. 8. ST. @rep i@eiut in 2ens
oecliebtS
60 ,udre uum5sti@, D,rt 9anbp'S
freubiee Sl~ufresuus ju bel&reiben, mad.
benz er bieien Brief seleieu -
Hufanss tappte Ct polis i'm Dunlteu
be3lgli@ Der Reinune; baun aber, alS
ct rueiter i'm 2eien tortfubr, ,purbe er
mebr NIB rlebr Iberra3@t, bis Ct 40
gnbe mar unb bic nadte Babrbeit Dor
inn auitou@te.
Der Teuiel!" 19rie Ct anger f1@
boz Jreuoe. ~Sie lebt uuo lit u1uuter.
Sic tebt in eiuem 9riueu Baloe mdb.
renb ber aanjeu Belt; no i'd iie auf benz
iteinisen Booeu bes Glufes besrabeu
tudbnte."
Ct mari ieiuen 9opf jurad uno la@te
laut unb onbalteuo.
.g8eQ, bas 1T pal elm biSdeu tuaS
Reues," fubr ct brouia fort. .9a
eiebt e. an, Gnoe bod nod cine g6auee
Su ieiuem Seloe au tomu.en. Bie tn
al1er 8elt mag bas aber au9e9angeu
ieini" reflettirte &c topilmattelrh.;
.Srseub Semano mub fie aufsefl&t
babeu, ebe iie u~nteriuteu tongte. uers
u1utbe i'd. unb bauou iaste. lie sar-
ni4ts!"
Or leste ben 8rief wieber Sufamuaen
unb itedte ibn uorii&tis in bic &ruit'
taI9e isinea &odes.
.@ut auibeoeu." fubr Ct tiderut
fort, 10 etuas 1T Golo ,ue:tb, tpenis.
items feline Eaujeno Dolars. @as?
ba III ni9ts III reoen, beim beili9er
Yatrid! @ie1eiht 1T Ct nod rnebr
wertb. Sd bin Elm @lddstino. gang
eepiB." ...
Na@bem Ct f@ 10 uase5,punseu ieiuer
Greuoe b~iaseseben, 9ins Ct our 2bar
biuaus unb ueri&lob bieie BON auBsn.
Stun pafT' auf far mid. Mr. &a,uiL
ton Dun! Dirt 9anoD tit auf hem
@eae," murluelie er, ineem er bic
&idtuus na@ befen sBobnuus eta'
i@lus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31

mad, Der ~aeientten Sauptes sebanfen'
uerloren oabin fdritt, bis. ct iel1en
Bliden entlh,punben iucr.
SD lebe in b~eltdnoistr Jur9t, oaB
Mor,na, bic lire unbesreifliac Nensieroe
burd einen auffaQenoen @iier ,luter'
itIbt. eines cages oas sanje idredlife
@ebeimniB ans gaseslidt brinseu
pirh," murmelte Ban Dor iib bin, als
er lanslam ielnen &eg fortieste. rOas
ludre Elm flrdterlider Sdlas iar bic
Gamijie. Nbcr es 1T audi i'm btdfen
@rape auffaGeno, baB Beioen biSbcr
feline Nbnun9 BACON 9etommeu 1T. Sd
lelbit mar ia mebrmals unuorlidtl9 9e'
mug, in meiner Ner,uirrun8 meinen
Be1oadt Su uerratben uub BET rerp6Ie
unb fur9tiome .olte Mann mag f9
ebenfals bitten, Dor ieinem ei9eners
Berratb. DaS lit Elm i9redlldes
Drama, bas i@ ni4t ~ @nbe seipielt
(eben mag unb bod tanu i'd uueine3uhe
uidt ,uieber se.pinnen, ebe i'd IS sel5lt
lebe. Sd barf jebt nod ni@t jarld
aur staot, 10 iehr uuiere %ragis bars
unter leibet." ISL
Nls Ct 5u 9uuie ontarn, traf ct 2ena
avf BET 8eranca, bic in eiaeua Su9e
las.
Gie blidte ldheluo auf. als Ct beraa'
fam, ,uuroe aber pl6bli6 tuieeer emit.
als ibr Bid benz ieiniaen besesneie.
+ @lei9mobl bate es auf Norma einen
anuerpii9baren Ginbrud 9emadt.
Sie tonnte nod LANCE teiuen S4lat
fnoen urb bic eriteu Gt-ablen Der Nors
senr5the itahleu f& in ibr S&lafsema@.
ais Der 2raumsott lie unter feline 6ittise
nabn, une in fem rdthielbaites Reid
binberflbrte.
Mber Is ,uar Elm uurubiser, unerquids
li@er S@laI.
Sie traumte, taB @obert Barter lie
ia e,neu. Nniaq BON @abn{inn aus fei'
mem 6aufe uertrieben uno baB lie {8u.
fu@t geiudt in BEN bidten Sort, ieoo&
BON i'm. bortbin ueriolst, iuu,er bart
aut itreu Gerlen unb brobeno, bab e fe
uerberben tpoQe.
Gs i4ien ibr, ais Of ct in Der nd4ten
Rinute fe ersreii.u 1aiife, unb grade
III lem Moment, ais lie iid uerloren
geben tuoute, frat ibr 8ormunb jtpii9eu
fe unb ibren 8erfoleer uns fius fie in
feline Nrlne aui. sic tpar balb obns
mddtis. aber b6rte, suie Ct ibr iaste,
ba6 ct fie ON eiuem fdern Ort oerber'
gen ,poue. Damn elite Ct NIT ibr bauou
our9 bas tpiloe, eiaiame &ebols, biz 'e
cine berporrasenoe Glippe errel9t bat'
ten. BON mo Ct lie nit teufii@em So
den in o4, flrdterli@en Nberuno bins
abtar3te-sraoe 1T bic Wr'ne @liHores.
ber unteu bere,t itaub. fie 5u en1Pfan'
gen.
W;e Ct feline Nrme rua fe i9laug, e.
tpadte {e pl1s(i4 uno lab 2ena aber
ii@ etbeust, bic iie nit traft'sen aru'e''
rettete. ",r,t-t: rs
rWuisehanben. mib 2auai&ldfer-
iaste lie la@euo. IS it (doa tpdt
am Mprseu nup BAG Grlbitild 'uar'
tek.S
20, 2enn," ft0bnte .fie juiamluen'
i9aubernb, nad)bem te ertannt, bab fe
,uadte. SD hattie einen i@redlide'
Traum!" .....s ...1
,Nonsens! 2rdunse fin5 S4durne'
meme Yclte; &auteleien elmer lberbar'
beten &%bantaiie". eutsesnete iie lebbaft'
.&ommen Sie nur." 49,. 20
Nber bet Erau,n lieb Moru,a feline
@ube. Sc mar ibr, als Oh Ct ein'
i9redli@e @abrbeit p~ropbeSeie - Der
&orl9atten eines beranna5enoen In
QludS.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31

E6eure NannY!
SD bin uubl uuo munter bier an9ez
laust uuo fablc MIDI bier 10 fiber, ais
pb i'd IN elmer neueu Bslt nire. DIes
lit au9 gum 1beil Der SAT-, osn, rs lit
e,ne jcbr !p;loe uuo etula,ne @egeno,
mo1i1 i'd ml9 seFu9tct. un|ere &ob"
hung b~ejiuoet li1 in einem oi9tsn
@aloe, flint Weilen BON Der Babn:
itation 2iuoen entiernt ,,no ber Hlob
fom,nt mir DOE tuie cine %uerlaliene
Sn{el; oles 1T bier it;q uno rabig.
Scr. Harter's Tohter, 2eun. 1T elm
l,ebes, eutes @dobeu; aber ibr Gl:er
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31

S0S ~ ]~~
,@eraoe nod NIT blauem Muee ba:
pon sefomn,en, Wr. 4arter," iaete id.
rste hattie suns' Belee 5ecithme.tecn
t6nnen."
,Dir tparen IN Der Ibat in icbr gro.
Ger &afabr, @arf," ia9te er, uno er iab
aus, ,pie ein Stad9en @41etpapier.
.Bel," iaste id. .eiumal Tam Der
Menih ia nur fterben."
.Wobl rpahr, ober i'd bin nod nidt
bereit.1 er,pioerte er jitterno. .r0as
Qeben ii a. tur5 far Reue uno 8ube."
Das mahte mid naturli@ neu9ieri9,
uno i'd oeriu9te utras u1ebr aus tb,u
beraus5uloden. ober er tentts iduta ouf
elm onoeres Tbema Elm uno id,sn istr
III bereuen, bab ct ii9, >uie man ~
Iaat, nit Dem WIaul uergauoprirt. Sd
babe nidts msiter aus ipm b~erauSlrses
aen f0nnen.
Das @eiitbt BIS i1nsen Mannes toar
ern}t asmoroen. St tielt es tir beiler,
bee Uelprab uidt weiter gu usrioIsen
uno lprau tibcr sleit,sllttSe Dinse.
,Weu, id muB anibse4tn," 1asie CT
Damn pl6el,d, luoem er li9 bon jeilem
@ib erbob. rBiS gum nd9}ten Mtal,
wir.. Q,rt, anten Mer8euer
,@uteu Mor9en. mem Greirno! sic
miijen mai iu,eoer uoripre@ea," e.
vserie io l~eouait ben WruB.
am 100 er &ou GREY reuaieria
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09

angles usually It about 20 degrees
lin this respect resembling the lodss
Of Cornwall, and their working will
consequently be very similar. Inn
msnss quantities Of cassiterits exist
in the hills. The granite veins are
vsry numerous and large propor-
ton Of them are more or less stanaif-
erous. But the psrcsntage, = slse-
who're, i very low, about eqnaling
the average yield Of the Cornish mines
Il present in operation. It y not
easy to give figures, but sanguins
estimate might put both q : Per
csnt, and probably in order % attain
this some Of the poorer mineral must
b excluded"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09

From the mining sections Of this
county there i to be appointed :
commissioner to procure exhibits for
the Columbian Exposition. In order
to get full expression from every
mining section Is to who should be
recommended to Hon. James M.
Wells, Idabo's Commissioner, for the
position, : public meeting will be
held IN Idaho City, at lover Masonic
Hall, on Wednesday evening, Fsbru-
ary 10. A full attendance il earnest.
u requested fron every mineral dis.
trict in the county, in person, it poe.
sibls. Those who cannot BE- present
are earnestly requested 70 sams
soms one By lsttsr, and make any
suggestions in regard 70 the sxbibi
of Boise county. l have rscsivst
letters from Commissioners Wells i
regard to the matter, and he is YER.
anxious to secure good commission
sr 20 - TO have Boise county vel
represented At the Exposition.
E. w. JOKES.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09


soon. The present contractors never
contracted to carry six times week,
We don't know whether "Gathr is
sincere or not in his reference to
"dog in the manger policy" and sun
earned salaries" his language, infer
encs and logic being altogether too
deep for complete comprehension.
The dog IN the manger would not eat
the hay and would not lot the Oh eat
it. The 6guration dog in this in
stance has been eating the hay very
faithfully, and all that he agreed to
eat, and finally whole lot more that
he didn't agree to devour, and he
called halt, and said: "Now to
make things even throw in little
less than my agreement called for; if
you can't do that, just allow the ra-
tions / first called for-thres balls in
. given time-Hot six. If you want
six balls dsvoured, re-let the con-
tract" Now if aGath," or any one
else, imagines himself to be the fgur-
alive OK, hungry for the job, no doubt
the 6gurative dog will give up the
stall, and after being forced to eat
twice Is much as you want against
your will, you'll think it's time to call
. halt, and will be ready to swear
you have more than earned your sala-
ary. If . bidder bids for contract
in which there is no pay, does the
work, then draws an 'sunearned sala-
|ry," he does something Incompetent
sible to the average mind. "Taking
a contract for nothing" and drawing
an "unearned salary" is a piece of
logic of such bottomless depth as to
be fathomed by but few aud capable
of bf ing originated only by the Great
Gath who uniteth two opposites in
such harmonious blending. Truly
} "Gath" is a philosopher OF depth
, without a bottom. We do not think
your p. NJ. expects unreasonable
J things, (when he knows the mails GO
, twice as often as the department calls
: for) if occasionally the mail happens
/ TO be a minute or two late. Exact
r schedule time has never been made
! at all times on mountain routes
r whether the mails are carried by stage
or on snowshoes, and never will be.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09

Carr. j. A. EDIE came over Satur-
day from Garden valley, whore be i
interested with the Bunch boys and
others in locations made last year on
the south side of Payette, : few miles
from the valley. They have bssn
running . tunnel this winter, which il
now in Ito feet, and is near the ledge
On top the ledge is twelve or four
teen feet wide with : hve-foot pay
vein which gives magnificent pros
poets. The Captain is enthusiastic
over the richness and extent of ths
miaeral belt in which this location i
situated. 1t cuts across from Quartz
burg to Grimes Pass, embracing nan,
lodges that give promise of becoming
producing mines. The Captain wen
down to Boise Sunday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09
WE have received Vol. l, No. l, O

WE have received Vol. l, No. l, OF
the Commonwealth of Idaho, pub
lished the first and fifteenth of each
month. A. E. Gipson is editor and
mansger. 1t i- an sight-page, forty
column piper, and Judging by its
first number will do more towards
building up the State by advertising
its resources than all the boards of
trade and immigration societies within
her borders. 1t will be devoted to
the industrial interests of the State
to farming, fruit growing, irrigation,
stock raising and kindred subjects
One page is given to educational
matters. The FIRST is magnificent
number. Every line of its forty col
umns of reading matter is of interest
1t is a portrayal of the industries, re-
sources, advantages, development
etc. of the Gem of the Mountains
and if copies of this number were
scattered throughout the East its pc
rusal would result in incalculahle ben
eft to the State. The FIRST numbs
contains many valuable and very in
teresting communications from differ
ent parts of the State. 1t is to tn
interest of every ldahoan to paron'z
such a paper. 1t is only 81 per year
II is worth far more than this. b.
patronizing the Commonwealth Q
idaho you will be aiding the most ei
fective means yet devised for the nd
vancement of Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09

SENATOR STEWART is working with
the Democrats for Clagett, telling
them that Dubois is bitter and un-
compromising Republican, and that
he was an earnest advocate of the
Lodge election bill, while Clagstt is
a mild, conservative man, who on all
such questions would cooperate with
the Democrats. Mr.. Stewards state
ment is not true, but it's votes he's
after and the truth don't count. Let
ters are being forwarded from Idaho
urging the Democratic Senators to
vote for CIagett. To Republican
Senator, Higgins, Pride solsmnly de-
cl.red that the seating of CIagett was
essential to the welfare of the Repub-
lican party of Idaho, and to Mr.. AL.
exander, Secretary to Senator Call
Democrat, he solemnly averred thai
it was necessary to the salvation O.
the Idaho Democracy that Dubsis b'
unseated and the place given t.
Clagett. Higgins and Als1ande
compared notes and had an amusing
time. Clagett approached Senate
Carey, from Wyoming, and told hin
that the seating Of Dubois would ruiz
the Republican party in Idaho, bu
was shut off with the following re
mark of the Senator: "Why, this
a most peculiar situation. If all
have heard coming from you and you
supporters here is true, the seating Q
Senator Dubois will disrupt and rui
both parties in your State
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09

BERT DAY and Frank Farrell took
. contract to haul in two bars OF sill
YER bullion from Banner, and they
have had a tough time of it. The
FIRST bar they landed here Friday
and the other yesterday at noon. The
bars weigh about 140 pounds each.
They hauled them in on snowshoe to-
boggans. There being no crust the
boys had to pull their loads while
mounted on the slippery, treachsrous
and bucking steeds of the snowy re.
gions, known IS snowshoes. The
boys say the tough undertaking
lacked . whole lot of being piece o.
funny business. The company ha'
sixteen more bars to be brought in.