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adventures had in the Dark CONT
nent, and his attempts to keep out
of the clutches of his fiancee, who is
on his track, furnish the humor of
the play. Mr.. Powers is supported
by an excellent company of come
kians and actors.
STAGE TALK.
"After the Ball" closed sue
cessful week at New Orleans, La,
last Saturday night.
"The Journalist" is the name of
new play which was recently
produced for the first time.
Katie Emmett has caught on on
the Pacific coast with Killarney"
She is playing to big houses.
Next May, Hall Reeds new play,
"The Daughter of the COnfederacy,"
will have its initial production.
Kitty Cheatham, who is to play
in the Southern "Jane" company,
began her tour at Detroit, Mich,
October 16.
One of the largest properties"
carried by any theatrical company
is the pile-driver used in "Nut-
meg Match"
Fay Templeton is playing to
good houses in her tour in "Mad.
Favart." She will be seen in the
city this season.
"Tim, the Tinker" and the "Wild
Rose" are the names of two new
plays which had their initial pro-
auctions recently.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson has been
selected to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Edwin Booth as
president of the Players club.
Signor Tomasso Salvini has pre-
sented his son, Alexander, with a
new play by an Italian journalist.
The title is "Le Docteur Mueleur."
Miss Dollie Mobiles has left Dick
sons company and joined her hus-
band, Milton Mobiles, who will be
seen at the Grand next week, in
several of his popular plays.
In "a trip to Mars" the Lilli-
putians have found a strong draw
ing card. NiblO's,with it's spacious
auditorium, is crowded nightly,
from pit to dome, with an enthusi-
astic audience.
Sadie Hasson, who has been pOr-
traying the character of MORA
Machree," has been sued for $1,000
by the lawyer who advised her in
the suits against her husband, Jo-
seph j. Bowling.
Lewis Morrison has added "Riche- |
lieu" to his repertoire this season.
He has already presented it on
several occasions, with tlattering
success. His impersonation is de-
scribed as very strong.
NJ. B. Levitt's Spider and Fly"
spectacular company commenced
a weeks engagement at New Or
leans, Sunday night, after which
they will tour through Texas, APP
pearing at the Grand next week.
Joseph Jefferson, who is now said
to be in perfect health and
strength, begins his tour, Oct. %,
at the Walnut Street theatre, Phil
ldelphia, appearing in a special
and elaborate production Of Grip
Van Wrinkle"
Steve Brodie says the people
want a change. For years the
leroines of melodrama have been
characterized by tears. He asserts |
hat neither one Of the heroines of
'On the Bowery" shall indulge in
| single weep.
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FINANCE NOTES.

CINCINNATI claims s,6G4 different in
dustrial concerns, with an annual in
crease of from 800 to coo.
STEEP rearing is said to be declining
greatly in New South Wales. The
number of sheep in the colony on Jan-
uary this year was 5s,c19,616, a de-
crease of 3,211, 500 compared with the
year previous.
FoR the first quarter of 1898 the new
industries established in the south ex-
coed those of the first quarter of 1892
by 1913. The report prepared by the
Chattanooga Tradesman says there has
been a marked increase in the estab-
lishme9t of woodworking plants and
cottonseed oil mills.
WITHIN thirty years the worlds an
nual product of silver has increased
from $40, 600, 900 to about $3.50. 600, 900.
Thirty years ago the United States pro-
duced less than SIS, goo, 600 and to-day
over $50, 900, 900 a year. Under sutfi-
Gent stimulus Mexico could alone
place silver bullion on the mar
ket every year than the whole world
did in 1S60.-Kansas City Times.
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IA LITTLE NONSENSE"

Paving His Way.-She-"But what
good would one little kiss do you?"
He-'Oh, it would establish a prece-
dent Truth.
why do you call your mule Time
Uncle Jasper?' "Kase you got to get
i'm by de forelock to stand any show"
Indianapolis Journal
-Cholly-"Whatll you have, deah
boy?" Chappie-"A. B. & S.-what'n
you?' Cholly-''A. B. & s." Chappie
-"Gweat guns, did she refuse you, too?''
Life.
Mrs Byer-''Those are nice looking
eggs" Grocer enthusiastically -
s'Yes, indeed; they're birds!' And
then he wondered why she didn't buy
any.-Troy Press.
Eastern Capitalist--"This town
doesn't seem to be growing very fast"
Western Boomer well, you see,
we've had to move four times to get out
of the way of the cemetery.'-N. Y.
Herald.
Alas" sighed the heiress, money
is the root of all evil" Miss Jingle
ton" he said. with great feeling, IF
you ever need one to share your trouble
l hope you will not fail to send for me. :"
Washington Star.
Prospective Investor-"It is quite a
pretty looking machine; but will it do
what is claimed of it? Will it work."
Promoter-"Work? What has that got
to do with it," 1t is a good thing to
sell stock on. What more do you want?'
Boston Transcript
did you write James Skidmore's
name on his note?' said the Judge to a
prisoner accused of forgery. I'D like
to know, judge" said the culprit, IF
Jim Skidmore has a copyright on the
letters as happens to form his name?'
Savannah Press.
To Please Her First Husband. -
Don't you think it is wrong to marry
again SO soon after the death of your
FIRST husband?" said one Pittsburgh
oma to another, who was contem-
plating matrimony. 'Oh, no." was the
reply. 'Tm sure my dear dead hus-
band would rather / married He
never thought / looked well in black"
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
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AMAN should not imagine because a girl
OF sixteen laughs at his jokes that he IS a
great wit; a girl Of sixteen laughs because
she is sixteen.-Atchlson Globe.
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A WOMAN who enamels, says Sybil, Is sure
to have a hard expression.
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SHINING a man at cards is different from
robbing him on the highway. In the latter
process the victim puts up his hands. In the
former the robber does it.-Troy Press.
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IT was the first time Johnny had ever
heard a guinea-hen. "Oh, ma y he shouted,
"come and hear this chicken a windin' itself
up!'-Indianapolls Journal.
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81 CAME and saw a saw" said the facetious
tramp, but / didn't saw"
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If you doubt that the world moves ask
driver of a furniture van about it
Troy Press.
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WOMAN was made after man, but man has
been after woman ever since.
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If stolen fruit is always the sweetest, why
shouldn'ta poached egg be highly esteemed
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If money really talked, a dollar ought to
say many wise things. 1t has cents enough.
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GETTING at the bottom of things" said
Johnnie, as he sneaked the last cookey out
of the jar.
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1.-THE old topper never objects to a good
punch in the mouth. life.
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ally, and there's no reaction afterward. Con
stipation, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and
all arrangements of the liver, stomach, and
bowels are prevented, relieved, and perma-
nently cured.
They're the smallest, the easiest to take,
and the cheapest-for they're guaranteed
to give satisfaction or your money is re-
turned.
You pay only for the good you get.
Nothing else urged by the dealer, though
they may be better for him to sell, can be
just as good" for you to buy.
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ION, mamma!n screamed Lizzie, noticing
a black and blue spot on her arm, "I;El be-
ginning to mold %
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D YOU have DIR. Dudel, Mrs. Hawkins?'
"No, indeed. He is too much Of a lady
kiIler.n
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A LOUD GowN-One with a bell skirt, OF
course.
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"SoUP, sirq' ais it compulsorys" mo,
sah-consomme." Harvard Lampoon.
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TIME is the point at which we touch
eternity.
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ALL day and every day religion is at a
| premium.-Ram's Horn.
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SPARRING wITHoUT A misunderstanding
the bag.-Puck.
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WHAT l am looking for" said Blgging,
just after he had rented a telephone, lis
the man who said that talk is cheap
Washington Star.
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A HORSE can travel a mile without moving
more thar o u feet. Funny, isn'tl ts
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THE OUTSIDE
that is the best place
to keep the huge, old
fashioned pill. just
as soon as you get it
inside, it begins to
trouble you What's
the use of suffering
with it, when you
can get o help
from Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets
These tiny, sugar
coated g~ranules do
you perm e
good. They act
mildly and ro<,r
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A HANDFUL OF 4

THE easiest way for a man to pack a
trunk is to get his wife to do it.
IF some of our he ads were not so big
our hearts would hold more love.
THERE are still some men on earth
who keep the devil on the keen jump
every minute.
THAT man has reached a high state
of grace who never blames his wife for
his own mistakes.
THERE is something wrong with the
mans head who falls down on the
same banana skin twice.
THERE is one good thing to be said
in favor of the hornet. He always has
an aim and generally hits it.-Ram's
Horn.
DRUNK WITH JoY-A toast.-Truth.
THE Colossus OF RoADs-Broadway.-
Pack.
CHArTERBoxEs- Societies at the opera
Puck.
SPARRING WITHOUT A MAsTER-Punching
the bag.-Puck.
A MARRIAGE L1CENsE-Kissing the bride.
Truth.
ALL day and every day religion is at a
premium.-Ram's Horn.
TIME is the point at which we touch
eternity.
ION, mammal" screamed Lizzie, noticing
a black and blue spot on her arm, "IEl be-
ginning to mold!"
TIRE old topper never objects to a good
punch in the mouth. life.
"Do YOU have DIR. Dudel, Mrs. Hawkins?'
"No, indeed. He is too much of a lady
killer"
If stolen fruit is always the sweetest, why
shouldn't poached egg be highly esteemed
"SoUP, sir2' ais it compulsorys" mo,
sah-consomme. Harvard Lampoon.
If money really talked, a dollar ought to
say many wise things. 1t has cents enough.
If you doubt hat the world moves ask
some driver Of q furniture van about it.
Troy Press.
81 CAME and saw a saw" said the facetious
tramp, ''but / didn't saw"
WOMAN was made after man, but man has
been after woman ever since.
AwOMAN who enamels, says Sybil, Is sure
to hav a hard expression.
A LOUD GowN-One with a bell skirt, OF
course.
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CHATTERBoxEs- Societies at the opera
Puck.
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DRUNK WITH JoY-A toast.-Truth.
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THE Colossus OF RoADs-Broadway.-
Pack
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-11

Caldwell TRIBUNE: Senator Du-
bois and Shoup both talked compro-
mise at an increased ratio at the sill
yer meeting at Boise City. We trust
both of the estinable gentlemen will
see the error of their ways and stand
firm for the ratio of 16 to l. Weak
kneed silver champions are not now
in demand. Mr.. and Mrs. Tulloch
and family, of Salt Lake City, arrived
in Caldwell last Sunday. Mr.. Tul-
loch is the inventor of machine
which he thinks will save every par.
ticle of -four gold in the sands of the
Snake, Boise and Payette valleys, and
is here looking over the country pre-.
paratory to making practical test
The principle of the machine is te
get the exact motion of the expert
with pan. An expert can pan gold
that cannot be saved any other wa
and this machine proposes to pan OF
large scale. We trust Mr.. Tulloct
has struck true solution of this grea,
problem. Too many machines that
will save -four gold cannot be invent.
ed. There is plenty room for all.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-11

1t is now proposed to call another
great silver meeting in Colorado, the
object of which shall be to aim at the
pockets, instead of the sympathies, OF
the capitalists of the east whom we
would convert to our way of thinking
on the money question. 1t is to ef-
feet a combination of all the western
States to divert the mercantile trade
from New York, Philadelphia and
other eastern emporiums, to the city
Of New Orleans, which is much near.
er the west, and centrally located
seaport, and could furnish every arti.
Gle needed by the west at much less
rates in both transportation and frs,
cost. Millions of dollars are sent an.
nually from the great mining States
to the large eastern cities for mer.
chandise and supplies of every char.
acter.
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4 eaEwsonE DascovEsY.
The Renaiss sf PIekett msltsn Rsuul
by II. Ne9

btafoemon.
Sunday afternoon NJ. Neff, . farmer,
discovered the remains OF Pickett
Holton, the young man who WAS
drowned in the Boise river on May
18th.
The remains were lying on . pile
of brush, in > slough, at point about
FIVE miles from the city and shout
three miles from the place where il i
supposed the unfortunate young man
met his death.
Most Of the flesh had fallen from
the bones, leaving ghastIy skeleton
exposed. The skull had been de-
tached from the body and had rolled
several feet from the trunk. tn.
hands had also dropped of.
Mr.. Nef was crossing the rive,
when his attention was attracted tc
the brush heap by q sickening stencil
which emanated from it. He made
an investigation and was horri6ed
upon discovering human skeleton.
Coroner Briefly was yesterda,
morning informed Of the discovery
and an inquest was held, the verdics
being accidental drowning.
The remains were identified by .
watch and chain which were found
near the remains. w. E. Doty, II :
jeweler, recognized the chain ss on.
he had sold Holton only day or two
prior to the drowning. A number Of
people identified the watch, whicI
was covered with green scum from
being so long in the water.
The remains were turned over to
Judge Ryals. an intimate friend OF
the deceased. Arrangements have
not yet been made for the funeral.
The parents OF young Holton, VIII.
live in Kentucky, were spprised b.,
wire of the finding of the body. They
replied to have the remains inferred
here.
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RAGGED CouNTRYMAN.

I. P. GLE, farmer living near
the mouth of More creek, has made
an assignment in favor of his credit.
ors. His liabilities are given at tri-
fe over $4,000; estimated assets,
$4,000, which includes his homestead
and stock and personal property. Mr..
Gile is hard working. honest farmer,
and has done his best for many long
years to get his head above water,
but had to give up all hopes of sue
ceeding. Farmers everywhere are
having hard struggling, at best, to
make a living for themselves and
families. Such condition ought not
to exist. 1t has been brought about
by the legislation engineered, aud we
will say, also purchased, by bond
holders and other interest gatherers.
They have lessened the supply of
money and increased the value and
volume of debts until there are now
s25 of debts for every 81 of money,
and their scheme is to still further
contract the currency. Not only this,
hut through their manipuIations
farmers of India have been given a
great advantage over the American
farmer. When industry cannot get
hold of money with which to pay,
debts cannot he paid. Farmers from
~
down with debts and are struggling
as they have never struggled before.
Under the present condition they will
all soon be reduced to mere tenants
or worse than that. The gold bugs
the Contractors of the currency in
other words, highway robbers, rule.
How long will they continue to rule?
How long can honest industry endure
their ruler
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-11

THREE men located some claims
on silver bearing ledge east of Clear
creek, on the divide at the head of
Warm Spring creek, about year
ago. Development work was con-
tinued on them last year from the
latter part of July until late in No
vember. The owners returned early
last spring and worked up to the
present time. The ore resembles that
of Beaver district, and is exceedingly
rich in the demonetized metal. The
indications are that there are manv
valuable mines in the district. They
are not over three or four miles from
the line of the proposed State wagon
road.
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THE young man Holton, who was a
clerk in store in Boise, attempted
to ford 1 slough near Boise river, last
spring. and came near drowning.
After getting out all right he was ap-
parantly crazed from fright. He ran
down the river bank and was seen a
mila and half below the slough, still
running. That was the last that was
seen or heard of him until his body
was sound the other day.
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-,x:ILSIOR LOD4k. NO. 4 !. o o y. ho11o
= IT'S ,egular mesfisss IL Oda pes30vS nam,
censsrs.lls. tse arst snd shird sssnsaay assso-
~ are invited 10 stsxnd - osder Il a. =. q.
DANIEL JUNkA oss'y.
DIOxEER LODGE. NO J. o. O. =. hss1s ~
{ regular me<tinss in Ga Hel:Ovs Hail. ldahp
aoss 5 I'll so = ss. ss 8 e.
Nv. lUxros ss~y.
DOSE REBEKAH LODGE, no 10. l. O. o. y,
n holda IL reguia Dss tugs r. Oda YsliSwg'
y l s:,S o. a Il = .n.. ne = Iss Z 80
ing are invited TO sstsnd ~ order q ~ H. g
HANNAH SchMIDT. sss'y.
vpvEHANT LODGE NO. & LO. o. ~ Aolds ~
" regular meetings in Masouie HAIL. PIsessvills,
u the "a and 4sh Saturday evsninsa Of sseh n"nsh.
- or ier of the n q
/ reg lar meetings in Masonic Hall. IdsAo City.
the Sd Thursda evening Of e.ch noash. An
''ompsni ms IN good standing invited to assGnA
y order Of the b. p. JOSEPH TkAvia sec'y.
Dbl oDGE NO. ., o. 9. r. ,Ids ~
D regular meetin . in Temp. rsass Han. IAahn
members in good standing arr invited TO attend
> order Of the C. T IDA ToAPKINs sec'y.
DLAcER LoDGE NO. o.. "A. n. hoIds IL
I re. uiar meesiBsa in each month in Aaso1te
dali Pi cerv le. on the Saturday on. or fsst Atas-
lay affer, the full moon.
IDAHO LODGE no !, At A. u, hold ~
i re- ular meetings in Masonic Hall, Idaho Cay,
IN the I'd Saturday of each month An members
in good standing are invited to Attend By osdsg
4 the ". n JAS. J. MARSK, ssc'y.
NFIZPAH CHAPTER No. g. o. Z 8 holds its
III r gular meetings in Masonic Hall. Idaho City.
n the first Thursd evening Of each month All
memb rs in good standing invited TO attend.
sy order Of he w. NJ. Rose GARkH.HT, Sscy.
D AMER LODGE, NO. TO- A. o. o. w.. holds
ID its regular meetings in odd Fellow all, daho
Cits on the 4th Wednesday evening OF each month
BY order OF the N. W. JOHN KENNALY,
Recorder.
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WALLACE MINER: j. H. Howard
returned from months trip in the
Slocan and adjoining mining districts
IN British Columbia. He was trav-
cling nearly all the time and took in
: hrge scope of country. Even al
this season of the year he travelled
tor hours at time over snow many
met deep. He describes the mining
reoources as something wonderful
hath as to the great number and large
Gise of the veins and the genera
hjgh grade of the ore. He bring.
numerous specimens with him, some
which will assay as high as 70 pei
NJ. in silver.
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sls soon on rsaE WAY.
Many Mines Areusd Elk city Being
0old.


spohsae chsouicle.
A transfer of one-half interest oil
the Crooked placer claims has been
contaminated by agreement whereby
Walter H. Hill Of this place has
agreed with Chester B. Davis to form
= joint stock company with capital
stock OF $500, 900. Hill is to receive
100000 in stock as compensation.
This agreement is to be fulfilled in
the year 1898. This company is
known as the Elk Mining Co, and the
stock will be floaied in Chicago.
s. w. Smith, Joseph Shoner,
Matt Lauer and Frank Bush are
communicating with Hill and Davis
to sell their placer claims in the vi
cinity Of Crooked River for : hand
some sum. This transaction has Gre
ated quite . sensation in camp, as the
Crooked river country lies about ten
miles from Elk and is very rich ir
both quartz and placer. Here lies
the Cleveland group Of quartz mines.
Nathan Smith, the discoverer of Flor
ence, Idaho, has large interests in this
vicinity.
The report is current that the Red
River Mining company will ship in
two more dredges to work their plac-
ers on Red river. The one operating
at present there has proved a success
so far.
The commissioners and engineers
are at present looking over the wagon
road as surveyed by the county COM
missioners. If it is accepted by them
the work on the road will progress
rapidly and the long talked of wago"
road from Grangeville to Elk will be
an assured fact and the looked for
boom will be here.
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The Weiser Signal SAYS a man
wife aud child, while coming from
Warrens, had a nearly fatal acciden,
while crossing Fisher creek. The
woman was riding a mule and hac
The baby lashed to the animal. WheI
er0oalng the creek the mule stumbled
aud Threw the woman off, and she
weNt floating below. The mule cam.
~ With the baby and the man res
c0od his wife, but it was very mar
roW escape.