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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-24
Notice Of Insolvency.

In the District Court Of the Ssecud judicial
District. Of Idaho, 10 and for Mes Perez county,
]. h. Rseinsoa aRainst biz ersditors.
Upen reading md llisg The petition, sehsd-
ule inventory and oath Of The above named in
solvent and % molten II Rand : Howe eoun.
I'll for said petitioner. e b ordered and Dc.
elared that said pseitioasr. J. H. Robinson y
tnsolvsnt and the sheriff Of said Mes Psres
eous y d hereby directed 70 take possession Of
81 tie estate. rssl and psssea.l. Of The said
DEBTOR. except euch - nay b ~ law exempt
non execution. and Of oil his dssds, vosehsrs,
books Of account and pspsrs. and 10 keep the
ssns safely until the appointm snt VI "a. sssis-
nee.
And II u further ordered that the psym., nj
Of any debts and the delivery Of any property
belonging to said insolvsnt debtor shsil not b.
made to him. Or for his nee. nor shall any
property b tfansfsrrsd BY him, but tAst al Of
The ssms 10 hereby forbidden.
IL 70 further ordered that al The creditors Of
said insolvept debtor. J. h. Robinson, b. aud
appear bsfors Honorable ". g. Piper, judes
Of the said district soart. n open court, q
the court room Of said court. 10 The city Of
Lewtston. Mes Peros county, Idaho, IN Nom
day. the 2nd day Of Nay, 1872 ct 10 O'Clock
4. n. Of that day. then and there to chow
eause. Il any they have. Why the prayer Of the
said isselvsat shoald rot s. granted. and to
Psosv ssSAS oe0ss, eoo 70 oooooo one 81 more
assigness Of his said estate.
Il y erdsrsd that . copy Of this order shsll
y pablished BY the clerk Of said court in The
Lewiston TsLLsa. nswspapsr Of general cir
ssIstten. Published at Lewiston, IL Sid Mes
Perez county. - often - said nsvspsper shall
y published before the meeting Of The credit.
Or - Aforesaid. and hs she'll Sssvs The ssms
spea Ill The ersditoss naued In the schedule q
By Law rsqairsA
Dated q Chsnbsrs. Moscow. Lstah county,
March til. lea.
v. g. PIPss. District judgs.
kaad Howe. Atty. for Pseitiener.
4 tsns sopy Of ths original: Attest ny hand
and Tie seai Of The district seust Of the Hseond
judicial District Of The state Of ldahs, 10 and
fes Mes Pe.es CeessZ. .a.sa this sth day
lseall Of March. A. D. 1872.
b. K. BAauss9 Clssk
q The District Court Of the Sseond Judieel
District Of the State Of Idaho. in sad for Mes
fsses county. n
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General News.

William G. Gilbert, Of Oregon, was
confirmed - United States Judge Of
the Ninth judicial circuit.
A special from Holbrook gives the
news Of the death and capture of q
band Of renegade Apaches who in.
tested the boarders Of the White Noun.
tain reservation. The band numbered
five bucks and six women and Children.
Three men were killed; the rest sur.
rendered.
The President has sent to the Senate
the nomination of Charles H. Aldrich,
OF Illinois, to he solicitor general, vice
William H. Taft, resigned. Judge Taft
has rendered his resignation, and
made preparations to assume his new
duties a. judge Of the circuit court Of
appeals Of the sixth district.
The executive committee of the Rus
sian Relief Association at an executive
session recently decided to send another
vessel to Russia with . cargo Of food.
A cablegram was received from Mr..
Blakenberg, telling Of the intense en-.
thusiasm with which the cargo Of the
Indiana was received at Libeau. The
second cargo will be shipped April Is
on the steamer Conemaugh.
As the American steamer Indiana,
which Brought the American gift Of
provisions for the relief of the Russian
famine sufferers, was lowed past the
Jetty at Libau, Russia, she was greeted
with enthusiastic cheers by the crowd
on the jetty. The steamer was received
by the communal authorities and a
large delegation Of leading merchants
Of the port and the orthodox Greek
clergy held thanksgiving service
aboard her.
The attorneys for the Union Pacific
railroad in the $40 900 damage suit in
stituted by Rumple, who had one leg
crushed while passing under freight
cars at Nampa two years ago, filed nu-
merous exceptions to the rulings Of
Judge Nugent today. The jury re-
turned q verdict In favor Of the plain
tiff, awarding him over $4,000. A
bill Of exceptions was taken. and the
case will 60 upon an appeal to the
supreme court.
Boise saloon keepers are preparing to
fight the high license law passed by
the legislature at its last session on the
grounds that it Is unconstitutional.
They have already held one meeting
and are raising funds to test the matter
in the courts. The license of a promi-
nent saloon keeper there expires April
l, and it Is his intention to refuse to
pay the $500, necessary to allow him to
sell for quarter. His arrest will fol.
low aud the matter will come up In
due time.
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Mortgage Summons.

In the District court Of Second judicial dis
trict Of the state Of Idaho. Mes Perce county.
G. A. Leeper. plaintiff " VIM. J. Wortley.
defendant.
To William J. wortlsy. defendant.
In the name Of the People Of the State Of
Idaho:
You are hereby required to appear in an 40
ton breught against you BY the above named
plaintiff. in the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District Of the State Of Idaho, in and
for the County Of Mes Peros. and to answer
the complaint flied therein within ten days OK
elusive Of the day Of service after the service
ON you Of this 50 MN ons-if served within this
county; or. II served out Of this county. bat
in this district. within twenty days, otherwise
within forty days-or judgment BY default
will b taken against you, according to the
prayer Of said eomplaint.
The said action 10 bfoaght to obtain q do.
cree Of this Court, for the foreclosure Of cor.
tain mortgage described In the said complaint,
and executed BY ths sid william J. Wortlsy,
% the l2th day Of April. A. D. 1889, to secure
sum Of $500. dated April 18th. 1889, with in
forest thereon ct the rate Of \ per cent per
month TIL paid. also for costs Of this suit and
500 attorneys fses; also for $61 ~ taxes paid
on said mortgassd property, with interest
thereon from dates Of payment ct the rate Of
ten per cant por anpum; that the premises
conveyed By said mortgage may b sold. and
the pr"cesds applied 70 the payment Of said
note. interest. costs. attorneys fsos and for the
taxes ~ moro fully sst forth in the complaint
and 10 case such proceeds are not sufficient 10
sgainstsaid william J. wortlsy for the bal
snes rsnainiss due. and also that tho
said dsssndant and al psrsons claim
Ing By, through Or sudsr hin,
may b barred and forsslossd Of al rieht,
title, claim. lein. equity Of 1sdAmptioB, and
interest IN and TO said noregagsd prsmises.
and Tor ether aud farther rslisf.
Aud that you sss hsrsby no,iasd that. il
you fall to appsar and answer said complaint,
- above requissd. the said plaintiff will apply
to the Cosrs Tor the relief demanded in said
complaint.
Given under my hani and the seal Of the
District court Of the Second Judicial
lsEAL] district Of the Stats Of Idaho. in and
for the county Of Mes Perez. this eth
day Of February. A. D. 1892.
H. K. BARRssT, Clerk.
By G. 3. MoHTsIra. Depaty.
00es Of the Sheriff. Of the county Of Mes
Perez -.
hereby certify that received the within
Summons On the eighth day Of Febru ary, A.
ID. 1892. aud after having made due inquiry
and diligent search for the within named de.
fsndsnt. could not ind him in my county.
Dated this 9Th day Of February. A. D. 1892
]. u. EAKIn Sheriff
By 3. Nounes. Deputy Sheriff.
A true copy: Attest ny hand and the seal
cfths District court Of the Seconi
ISkALl Judicial Distsiet Of the state Of Idaho
IN and for Mes Psses county. s1xed
this eth day Of February. A. D. 1899.
b. K. BAREsTf, Clerk
Of the District eourt Of the second Judicial
district Of the state Of Idaho. Ia and for Ne,
Perez county.
By G. 3. 4ontsith. Deputy Clerk. ~
J. ". Pos. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Free to the Afflicted!

All who are suffering from the effects
OF Youthful Errors, Loss Of Manhood,
Failing Powers, Gonorrhoea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis and the many
troubles which are the effects Of these
terrible disorders will receive, free Of
charge, full directions how to treat and
cure themselves at home by writing to
the California Medical aud Surgical
Infirmary, 1921 Market Street, San
Francisco, California.
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Noties for publication Of time appointed for
proving will, sto.
In the Probate court Of the state Of idaho,
In and for the county Of Mes Perez
In the matter ofths Estate Of 0srgs Glass,
deceased.
Pursuant 70 IN order Of said Prebsts court
nale on the 10th day Of March 1892, no.
tiee Il hereby given. that Saturday the 9th day
Of April 1892. at 10 CLOCK. .. m. Of said day
1t the Coart room Of said court. at the Court
house In the city Of Lewiston, county Of Ne,
Pseos. has besa appointed - the time and plae,
for proving the win Of said George Glass DE-
csased. aad Tor hearing the application Of !.
u. Howe. L. Rowlsy and u. X. Barnett,
for the issuanee 10 them Of letters testa.
nsstary whsa and where any person interest.
ID nay appear and eontsss tie Sane.
Dated March 70, 1892
n 8. @. lsAnAH. Clerk.
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do you want to save from " to 50
cents on every Dollar you spend? II
20, write for our Illustrated Catalogue.
containing illustrations and prices Of
everything manufactured In the Uni.
ted States, At manufacturer prices.
10000 illustrations, all lines represented.
Catalogue mailed free on application.
Address, Chicago General Supply Co.,
LIS West Van Buren, st., Chicago, III.
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Estray.

Notice is hereby given that I have
this day taken up one gray mare brand.
ed quarter circle two on left hip; right
hip branded NJ. David NJ. Gentry.
Waha, Idaho.
March 8, 1892.
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Local and travelling. To represent
our we'll known house. You need no
capital to represent y firm that war
rants nursey stock first-class and true
to name. Work all the year. 500 per
month to the right man. Apply quick,
stating age. l.. L. MAY 4 Co.,
st. Paul, MINI.
Nurserymen, Florists and 6eedsmen.
(This house is responsible.)
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Sick headache Is the bane Of MANY
lives; to cure and prevent this annoy-
Ing complaint use Dr.. J. H. McLean,s
Little Liver and Kidney Pillets. They
are agreeable to take and gentle in their
action. For sale by Dent and Butler.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-24

A beautiful line Of stationery at THE
drugstore. Examine our stock.
DENT & BUTLER,
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Notice for Time Of Proving Win.

(This house is responsible.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-11
.hrtp =. L.s..ee rnrl.,.

Sheep are not commonly regarded AZ
b casts OF burden, nut ina large psrt of
northwest India, thousands of sreep
carry for many miles the commodities
purchased by the sale OF their own wool.
Tha mountain paths among the foothills
Of tiae. Himalayab are SO precipitous that
the sheep, more surefooted than larger
beasts, are preferred as burden carriers.
The load for each sheep Is from sixteen
to twenty pounds. The sheep are driven
from village to village with the wool still
growing, and in each town the farmer
shears as much wool AZ he can sell there,
and loads the sheep with the grain which
hereceives in exchange. After his whole
flock has been sheared he turns it towards
home, each sheep having ON its back
4 small bag containing the purchased
grain Detroit Free Press.
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Tho spider. Enemy.

The deadliest enemy the spider has 10
the wasp. No spider has any chance at
all in battle with wasp, for the latter is
mail-clad and bites as hard as he pleases.
The spider cannot penetrate the horny
covering Of the wasp's body, while the
sharp sting OF the winged fury will pierce
any place in the spiders tender anatomy.
Even the tarantulas of Texas and New
Mexico are afraid of the red wasp of those
countries, that does not hesitate 70
pounce on one whenever it is seen, and
after singing it carries it on to place in
the nest where the eggs have already been
depas ted. The bodies of the spiders are
food for the young wasp, and one wasE
nest has been known to contain fifty
spiders Globe Democrat.
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The women Of the dsrk-shinnsf Hindoo
race arr remarkably, for their ply cai
beauty. Below the medium height (frpm
q Europsan stAndpoint) their csrfiage Is
erect and exccedingly gFacefuL Tire
long, swinging motion which they affect
In waking il prodaced By their habit OF
carrying all kinds Of merchandise on the
head. The Hindoo head Is small and the
face IL refined, with delicately chixsled
features. The hair, " woman's browning
glory Is blue-b black and very abundant.
II IL worn parted in the middle and drawn
down straight behind the ears, being
coiled at the back OF the head in heavy
knot.
They practice the barbarjc custom OF
piercing the nose, through which a gold
or silver ring Is inserted. The hngers OF
the small black hands are usually COW
cred with rings OF various kinds, while
silver bracelets adorn the slender wrists.
Rings are worn also frequently on the
toes, and the women are seldom seen
without heavy silver nnkiets.
The single garment worn BY the Hindoo
woman consists OF long scarf, always OF
some white material, which Is dexterousiy
woven about the body until IL forms a
skirt and what looks like Q sleeveless
jacket.
Their caste Is denoted by the color Of
the mark which tho priest Of the Brah-
man religion places each morning on
their foreheads.
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srtee ~ a.. m,,1,on.

During hne moist summer, when
grass and flowers were abundant, mice
increased to an abundant extent in La
Plata. so that everywhere in the fields it
was difficult to avoid treading on them,
while dozens could be shaken out Of every
hollow thistle stalk lying on the ground.
The most homogeneous animals swarmed
TO the feast which they provided.
\ Dogs lived almost entirely on them, -
did the domestic fowls, assuming the
habits OF rapacious birds. The cats all
left the houses to live In the fields. Ty-
rant birds and cuckoos seemed to prey ON
nothing else.
Foxes, weaEels and opossums Jared
sumptuously, and even the common arIni-
dillo turned mouser with great success.
Etorks and short-eared owls gathered to
the feast. so that Atty of the latter birds
could often be seen at once, and they got
fat and bred in the middle of the winter.
quite out Of their proper season. in com
sequence.
The following winter was time Of
drought, { he grass and heritage bad all been
consumed or was burnt up, and the mice,
having no shelter. soon fell prey to thor
numerous enemies, and were almost
wholly exterminated.
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Faluas EVENING. NOVEMBER II. 1882.
II is time for the Republican Senate
70 get ont Of the way.

IL Is time LOT tno hepunucan 0onAt0
70 get ont Of the way.
Z The people rejected the policy Of
McKinleyism in 1890 BY electing an
overwhelming majority Of Democrats
to the House Of Representatives. The
Republican Senate refused to heed the
decision or to accept it rs final. II
insolently pigeon-holed every House
measure Of reform and asked the peo-
PIE to reconsider their decision.
The people have reconsidered the
matter. and have reaffirmed their de-
niand for tariff reform with the added
emphasis Of revolutionary changes in
States hitherto securely Republican.
Will the Senate accept this second
verdict and obey the reiterated cons
mand 7 Or will the Republican majrr
ity tliers sit in Bourbonish obstruction
till their power to obstruct shall slip
~ 81, as it must few months hence
II popular government means any
thing it isthe plain duty Of the Repub-
lican Senate to get out Of the way aud
permit the working Of ! reform which
is so clearly demanded by the popular
viii. There ought to be important
measures Of tariff reform passed at the
coming session Of Congress. Il is for
ths lingering Republican majority in
thu Senate to say whether this shall
be. or whether they will keep them
.e 'es and their party in an attitude
q blind and stupid obstruction.
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NJ, iim.ts ~, ,,eom.r.n~ Uncover.

Not = { iia,ste for Beomeran- Tfirovers.
The Australian bushmen who were re-
Gently brought W San Francisco to show
Amer cans the marvel OF boomerang
threw NJ: are unabl, to stand the
glorious elimsfe 81 California" and the
Imnligrat un Clmniissionrr has doc .ded
10 send thor, back. They refused to come
ashore, and ghtvsrsG all day ON the Geek
Of the steamer on wh.ci. they arrived.
One 81 tasnN. Hro si,oke Fog ish little,
raid, 7. We shat be Esd to go hnme. We
would die Il ,lS, Il il too cnld. The poo
pie are not llae n1r pc,,o.s." DO ~ you
want TO GO asl.cre and SEQ the cit " he
was asked. Tee busumeu si,nok nj head
violently. Why aot?' The houses
ore tn Elgh. We eaGaof see the etn.n
Thcse innocent aDyriginsE " eis persuaded
to ehir 70 thru coaa.ry, by a show,aan
who counted On haStng fortune on of
them. he failed 70 supply them With
clothes or look after their comfort.
Learning the story of tie Queenslan,iers,
tho Immigrat on Commissioners refused
TO allow the Snowman to take them OF
the sttaMer.-San Franci co Caronicfc.
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pYR HoNoRARLE ALLIES.

Il is right to remember in this hour
great exaltation and rejoicing that
III victory won is more than a mercy
isan triumph.
he Democratic party is victorious
i cause its candidates and principles
mmanded the confidence and approx
n,t only of the conscientious INDIE
Il ndents in politics but of thousands
citizens who have never before way
1 ID in their support of the Republic
e.tf1 party.
The alliance OF such men, because
~ their character aud their motives,
aid. dignity and lustre to our success.
1 / must be frankly acknowledged and
rdially recognized. Without their
si,.tndid taudipowerful aid the victory.
ii tc ,ieved at all, would have lacked
foth Tie decisiveness and the promise
ti,at now happily characterize it.
It hehooyes the statesmen who will
la,.e the direction of the affairs of the
Democratic party henceeorth to con:
si-F.r 'ea refnlly the policy which brought
s.se' powerful reinforcement into our
rnnks. for it is the policy that will
keep them with US permanently.
A Is a plain, straightforward policy.
l, main points are, first, confidence in
the commanding power of great prin-
ciples rather than in artful manage.
menf, and second, the nomination Of
candidates whose devotion to these
principles is sincere and courageous t.
the point of sef-sacri ice, a ii whose
public record compels the respect o.
all men.
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! puuuIs for orn,,hologl.s..

Nicholas Gross, farmer residing in
Clay Township Auglaize County, Ohio
brought strange bird to town recently.
The bird was caught in a steel trap, and
is the second one of its species capturtd
in this county. Its oddly is remarkab ..
The head is the exact shape OF a heart,
and covered with feathers SO fine that
they resemble hair; its face is like ttai
OF monkey; the feet have two toes q
front and two toes behind, each Of VIII c
is supplied with a sharp claw; IS color d
q beautiful browni its cry IL like tina j
a scared pig. - Cincinnati Colnmsrc. u
Gazette. J,
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ConIar,. w.i,.

Dashaway-Atter took Miss Summit
home from the theatre the other night !
wanIed to kiss her so much, and ] think
she rather wanted me TO, but she had her
" / ON.
c eS,rton-W Why didn,t you ask her 70
II t. il Off
DashaWay Bscau wanted to get
bare in time Tor brsakiast.-Cioak r.
view sf
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-I-f-f-I-I-tr-1--I--t --I-l-I-I-
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
You Cant do it Again

When the great financial results attained by policy holders
the Mutual shown the confused agents rival
companies they excam Yes; but they cant do again.
They are willing to the dividends paid by Mu
tual Insurance Company New York all its earlier
policies the largest paid by company
insurance. but is claimed that the Mutual Life
duplicate dividend results policies
now. Let
Policy No. 115,62s issued November 1870, age
for $4,000 annual premium s9945, ordinary life
plan the end of first twenty the dividend additions
9O500 making the insurance value s6
death claim which is 40 than the amount Of prem
iu1ns paid improved per compound interest
Policy No. 124 esa, issued September q 1871 age
twentysx for $4,000 annual premium t102o0 ordinary life
PLAN the dividend additions in 1884, at the end of the
twenty years. amounted to co. raising the policy to
and being better than all the premiums paid
at 10 cent compound interest annum for twenty
years
Thus appears from the records Of The Mutual Life In
Company New York that tho first twenty years
dividends ending in 1890 and 1884, declared policies issued
have been favorable those declared in the
twenty years policies issued in s43 s therefore,
Company policies issued the dstrbu
ton pan will good those realized in the first twenty
by the holders Of policies issued in the early of the
Company the old reversonary addition plan which
dividends declared and the policy
at their insurance value
Since the Mutual Lfes dividends have shown grad
ual increase every year.
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h Ear o.lea Tr.ve,er

i,ie earth travels In its orbit around
lie uuat an average pace OF about nine
be- N lie, . second. Ow ng TO the reyo-
Ia nearound it, own axis Q point on the
~ zee osstns ear b At the equator travels
81 lie rate OF seventeen miles . minute,
AMI ~ oar attitudes aboat slsven Ailss .
n y ats.--Rros Frsss.
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The WoRLD.
eusLlsAED DAILY An . WEEKLY.

= VERNON ALER. Editor . Prop'r.
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ddrosH al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70
THE WORLD
MARrlnssuac. W. Va.

Eni.rsd AZ Ms POstobcs a. Asrflns6vg, ". Va.,
- second stass DsoU mottsy.
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- OFFICE: WILSON DLOcx. PUBLIC SQUARE.

III World srit Be deIrsfed ov curriers' 70 al paris
~. COMPOSER. or sent 10 ne Office by postal.
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Amid all the confusion an chaos
letlus not forget that we are the peo-
pie. a.