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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

SENATOR Hill is taking tine bull
by the horn in the bill wkich
he is to introduce to-day To repea tile
sherman silver act 1t has not been
long since the Honorable Senator yot-
OIL with the free silvelltes. What has
come over the spirit OF his dreams that
he should SO soon change his mind
As President elect Cleveland wants tie
Sherman silver bill repealed. has this
Senator laid down his hattle.axs and
determined to fall in line and become
his chief supporter in tho Senate2
A4the Senator has thrown himself
iuto the silver breach, it will be inter-
e5ting to note how many Democrats
come over to his side. Iwo-tlEirds of
the Republican senators are ready to
help MIR Hill when they once tine out
he Is In earnest Now then, let Mr.
ftiil go on in his good work and re
peal the bill. Cleveland wants the
hlll repealed, the National Democratic
Platform calls aloud for It's repeal,
aeY let the Democrats repeal il, HEY
have over l59 majority in tho House,
with almost n majority in the Senate.
why walt longer, calling upon the
Ntpubilcans to do whit they nave not
Tie power to DO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

The directors of the Delaware Rail-
road held special meeting Yesterday
AFTERNOON and eIo ted William r.
Green OF PhiladelpliIa as president
pro tern. to serve In the absence of h.
latnall Warner, president of the road
Turing Mr.. Warmers trip to Cuba and
south America, President Warner
ana William L. Pottas will leave on
their trip in about ten days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

The Consumers Ice Company have
iilled their large houses in this city
with the ice from the recent cold
spell. Tho company have about u,
900 tons on hand, $1,000 tons of this
having been cut from the Brandywine,
ut Coatesville. The leo is very clear
and solid and ranges from twelve to
fifteen inches in thickness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1888.


The Springfield Republican,, Massa-
chusetts free trade organ, hastens to
assure us that the free trade leaders
are not idle pending the meeting OF
the next Congress. 1t states that a
measure of tariff revision is already
being prepared by experts under di-
rection OF representatives OF the next
administration and will be In shape to
submit to the next Congress as soon
as 1t meets. The details OF this tariff
measure are not given. but IL they are
modelled after the plan OF tariff reduc-
lion suggested by David A. Wells, tine
well known Tree trade writer, In an
article In the Forum. thoy will prove
quite satisfactory to free. traders.
The article In question is referred TO
by the Springfield Republican in the
highest terms of approval, as it well
may be. 1t declares that the Demo.
cratic pathway TO success does not lie
along the lines OF umid CONSERVATISM y
We are informed that radical revision
Will cause some disturbances" We
nave not the least doubt OF that Tho
very thoughts Of it even before the adj.
minlstration comes into power has
caused disturbances. Look at tile Idle
iron mills in Wilmington at the pre-
sent time.
Z This means something, The like
has not been known for many years.
Ii appreiiensions OF depressing
times have made manufacturers tim
Id, what may we not expect when the
reality of free trade strikes us?
Mr.. Wells contemplates with eaua.
nimity the wide spread distress that
will. result from the adoption Of his
plan of reforming" tho tariff. lie
Informs us that the shutting up OF
the factories, mills. and workshop
ana the overcrowding OF the labor
market by a great army OF unem-
ployed, willing to work at any wages,
must Re credited to old vices Of re.
striction, not the policy OF greater
freedom of trade
This will bo very gratifying iufor.
nation for wage,workers, rainIy seek
ing employment to learn that If tho
''old vices Of restriction" had mover
existed there would never have been
60 many industrial establishments in
Amerlcq, paying good wages to those
engaged i'll them. 1t would OF c 5ur4e
fellow that when 'the policy OF great.
er freedom OF trade" vent into force
there would not have beeu so wide
spread distress because there w1ald
not be SO MANY industrial centors TO
feel the hardships involved in change
from protective to a free trade
policy.
In other words II protection had not
nude the country prosperous the pol
Icy OF greater freedom OF trade would
not DO able to affect the we'll being of
the great army of wage-workers.
whose interests the Free-Tradors are
SO ready to sacrifice in order to carry
out their Free Ttade theories. T.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

!, pr. Simms' Wnite r.llmoulc Bnlsam
luke cara OF Your lungs this cold
making season, Cure the cough, sore
throat, hoatS9haS5. Group. etc, with
thus great lHhg ears. kesp your lungs
strong and prevent CONSUMPTION to Il
certainty VITA this great remedy. soc
anu ~. Sold ily druggists. Medicine
parlor, 42a Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04
Womens " raps aud Coats,

Nomen,s " raps aud Coats.
v inter Welghts-oumnler
prices. Ii you have use for
such a garment these are
worth looNlng after-cyen
Tor next year. Some are OF
the ereanl2st of this sea
son 5 output.
At Walking Coats of
black Gheyiot, full length,
fall sleeves, with shawl
collar, and fronts of black
Astrakhan.
At - -150 English Box
Goals, medium weights, in
Gheviots, Diasonals and
Scotch mixtures. lined
throughout with plain and
fancy satin. Full sleeves
and generous length,
values up to $50.
At oi0-tlnest Berlin and
some New York made
Cloaks and Coats, beavers,
kerseys, GIleyiots, silk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9TH. 1893
Atl0o'cieek, sharp,

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9ru. 1893.
At loo'eleek, sharp,
10 head OF horses. No l. Frel, Sorrcl, 4
J ears oil ny stylish, IN extra driver
ana can b. driven hS a lady
good worker.
. Clyde II brown mare. years old,
!. iiyl Drawn m"re, yeats Id been
re nlnrlN ritlen and driven by a hpiy.
good HorKer.
0. Jim, Il roam horse. years old,
:. hlhek mare YER old, good driver
and .. : coit,. years.
10. ytaflint. colt.
Is milk cows. most OF them will be
fresh ny day oil sale. among them ara
hU.stetms, i young heff.rs :,
hoistein bulls. No. /, 3 years
Old. o, - 10 months old: - shouts,
steel axle iarnl wdEOns nearly new
u carnage, ! tnHfssft lie tri o a. 1 ron
curt, ! no-top wag ~. horse cart, new:
hay fig9ings, | licaoh wagon bed, / Deer
ing binder. MS good rs new; pecrinLr
ihoMeii horse rntti.l ta.tnels fayeritt4
grain drill. , horse iisHd power l Relic
ny iced litter, corn $ elter, cider
ann ana y C-s. .lofcS ifarn scales. | tan.
ming mil rolf r. / lille Diamond
SILKY eutiSitinr ahd all attachments
wnlhihg euitiNnto1S. c;iiaw y, acme and
ifilR Harfo@S. Oliver cnfivator Hnl .
syracuse psowS. Rrindstone ladders.
sihKle tree, loHbie trees, spades, forks,
exc.
sets OF wagon harness, / set Of cart
harnc ?, sci 81 carriage harness. se,s OF
pl9agh tt3IGcss collar, brides hatters,
rte, dairy fixtures, | Cooley crcauiry, Il
ems .'hdhdled Gilurn, / Spains inipraY.
th cutter rub. milk pans, buckets etc.
about ton OF Kangaroo phosphate 49,
acres oil wheat in the g.roiini. hay hy tue
ION, corn h the hushri. tibuat 100 gallons
Ut cider vints.llr
FcrfEs-All sums of s4) and less cash, all
sums over hat afrouHt q months credit
Interest added or 3 per cent oil for cash
Mlts. j. STERLING,
I II iiAI ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

The place 10 buy pumps. also have
them repaired, is Mt White Brothers,
N IL, corner Front and Orange streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

saie, at inc h.heu Square motel. Chester
county, Pa ON
MONDAY. FEBRUARY G. 1897,
~ heat of wrll-bro,ten horse IN
rom to years old. consisting IE
o. rivers, workers draft AMI general
hufpo:c hnrsts which | nave 6r.cctcti
myself, aud am siis;lcd will suit amy
u ron wdntil= wali-hrosti and solin,i
~ horres. These horses viii br sold
5[ctt on aEnhraniee and 10 be : Id on
day ni safe. IL you are here and want n
morse You chii'lnt 40 away without TAX
m one home, a you will fnd them good
lfc ana @tud eaior. No poStponeinrnt
On hccuddt al weather. II wet will sell
ia he AtS, saEdl months credit. Din.
mr. ut l3o,eloct. Sale mt o'oloca. Horses
hete Two days IGfure snle
ID. Is. hiI'lg IMAM
Clerk. ~ .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04
s':afi.ty frs't { ssls s,q,si: Go,

no. $40 Market Street.
Capital &oaa.0oo Surplus ,aa.,.oon.
Ai'al,s Interest on deposited
Money it.t Follows:
DeItGsi g fnyu lie on demand : per cert
deposits ray ghte after 10 DAYS notice
~ ef cent.
Deposits payable after days notice, ,
per cent.
Active business accounts are NOT taken.
ne company II Is IA Executor, A llnin-
tsttnior, fnstee. Guardian. iiectiyrr
anu Apt9t alEd rents small sGftS IN fire
ana burglar pool vaults.
hEMJ. NJ Ibis. President.
II. :. laiifiASt y. Vire-ire~id#,nt,
as. Is. GLhhksUN Treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

B'irstein manufacturers the Cele.
DRAFTED Grand Royal Cabinet cigars
1 for 25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

Wehaye > show cases from 50 up
Tor sale ~ Durstein's. No. s East end
street; also cigar ponpey5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

Receiving duilyiine oysters for fami-
ly use. at Gardher's It'll and Shipley
street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

Bees never store honey in the light: be-
catt>e itahef 50 eNpased granulutes and is
thus nae!rS5 to tic berS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04
TIN qaestles q eofAserewsi7a lead

Ing ono in the nelawsA4a. 'f;tstatatr,
For the first time in twenty e-eaLs thu
memue have not been suppiehV itti
these important legislative articles,
Bat tits asked wliat need have mem
bels OF tue Legislature with cork
screws Why many uses such as opeH-
ils INK and muclIage cities Per- il
the thought that they woa!d use them
for anything else.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04
POLICY NO. ll,799
Amount, 81 0Gn.
Annual Premium, slS3.o5.

Paid hy the Company in Ex-
cess OF Premiums ltecciy-
ed observation-disclosures. SO 7GS s.
Since lai5, the annual cash dividend
on th!s policy WIS uniformly larger
than the annual premium. thus max
ins the policy selt-susIaiHing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

At the Court House. In the city OF vii.
minEtoE, the nndividel oue.forficth pant
OF tue following described real estute,
late OF Christopher Lowher, De. eased. lie.
ing the part OF SAID real est tte beIouuiup.
TO ARA j. Fox, minor, one of the heirs.
wit: "
All that certain lot of land situate in
the tid city OF W ihnington, on til north
sue Oh Front street. between tatnall aud
west streets. at the distance of 80 feet
from the east side Of " est street, hnyi mr.
Il mont OF 20 feat on Front street, and ii
dtpth oil 6B feet parallel with West street
colttainl ing 1870 fee OF land more or he q
And II liz ord red, Ey the court TINT thci
sa u guardian make return OF lis pro-l
ceedinFs. i'll the eNeru ion of this order
TO an adjourned term OF the Orphans,
CGhit for said county, 10 be held al Viii
innEton, On saturday, the 18th day OF
Ftbruhry, a. u. 1891 nj 10 oclocS. n. m.
Attendance will he given and termsi
made known by SECUR TY TRUST tNpl
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Guardian
or ~ bENl. NlELDS. its attorney,
Attest Ct len Ferg usou, Jerk u, G.
Al ne -atne nc and place the under
Signed VIII 50 the whole OF the resitiuci
OF the above described real cs ate, be ny
TIE unHtN!ded thirty-nine forticths plit4
thereof -
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DE.
POST Co. Trustee.
H. W. >tidhan x Son. Ancts. i25
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

Famous Now York Butter Cake at
iardners, Seventh aud Shipley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04
Oysters! Oyster.

Ii you are bilious, take flEELHAai5.
TILLs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

Plenty OF oysters by the quart. Ral.
Ion afa barrel, at AAiseon ), 1O5 last
hourth street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

Sen Auten R"gtstersI Brand. &c
cigar speaks 1oritseli. Darstain \.
b L. 2ild-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

Fine quality knottsd fringe Irish
iiamask figured H9ckahacis
Iuwels, each Towel beautifully
initiated with Irish hand etnbroI.
derry, soc etch-ugout what tine
embroidery a!oiHo would cost.
iatFy Oatmeal Batl towels, Il, 4.
each.
II N pure Linen Glass Toweling.
red or blue elecll q. IL yard.
Zine quality ffoub!e p4ltlntl;
!tt;'trtl,lteht stitched bi!iHar Sets,
tiotn TX. ytls.. and twei Va y
III Napkins to match !ll.5O the
74t from Ii
Emo quality German Damask
linotted fringe I.uneA Cloth with
ll1A HIS to match, $3.50 tho sef.a
- quality, cloth measures mi y
yds. =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04
4O6 Market st.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
puBLlC Sa1I4-

WEI be sold AT publ c. at tho late resi-
denca OF j. q. sterling, one mile ,yrsf ~
Newark, White Clay Creek hundred
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04
On TUESDAY, FEBRU AIRY 7tb. 1894
At l2 O'CLOCK, NJ, sharp..

dgood work or driving horses, brood
SOW :. SOW with 9pigs, will be q weeks
ola ny gay OF sale; : >ows will pig by Gny
al sale ~ shoat-, will weigh IRON 81 ia
lnopounds;nll goo stock.
fhrihiiig implements, consisting of one
iurh lure car. horse cart. j market dear
b'ril. ainws' icon cllltirator. with Gov
efli'E attachment, double and single
trees Flow harness, l set cart harness.
! sign and cts. hoes shoveis forkf. "A
iot OF n ed sugar corn, in bags 3r small
iuaatite-. Hon chold EeHda-I cook
stowe IN good order. helste.tl4 ana bud
alnR, ana hnuhy other articles NOT incnt-
iuneti.
lefhs-sli sums oil t25 and under cnsh,
ali over TINT amount II CT cd { OF % dnys
Wlil hc given by he purchaser giving n
built4hi 1ote, with an approved rndtrs-
q or per cent IN for cash. on all credit
situis. DIR JfIIIS sffnJfr
". j, tanlS & Son. huat cnecr. j4s.ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

ttonr, 81 cents per bag, good az i
lHHk 4 CO.. l0ta ana Clayton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

arGain5 ut haR cost. j. L. Sooy,
50 q! King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04


TnE timely tiiseoeery Of tho attempt
TO corner" tbs Wilmington Gnli.ets
has no doubt resulted in preventing,
the organization of Commission
Merchant Trust, that would have Eti4t
up i select few aud would have op.
Pressed the MASSES, Delaware is ton
Email Il State for the operations u
Trusts, even tAouSA uided y tile
powerful Influence ef 80 thorough a
tEee-tiader as lion l.dYard H. Mar
Tia
Mr., Martin has, however. discovered
that tiaero IL such thug rs publc
Opinion in upper elavuGo 1T least.
mtl hereafter before lie Undertake, To
govern Wilmington from he bualli ot
tn Aattieoke through u commission.
merchant trust, he will want to kno,y
II tho tiiing Is loaded
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04
WASAMAKEs's.


Extremes meet in our
Linen stock. The Damask
weaver's loom, the finished
Damask Table Linen and
Napkins.
The busy hum of the buy
ing the selling goes on en-,
piaslsed and punctuated
with the tick-tack, click.
Wilack of moving machinery.
The mingling OF the sounds
makes a pleasing concord OF
traffic and manufacturing.
You can see II finished Co.
lumbar Tablecloth.
All the items of Linens in
Yesterdays news are still
good Stiller's and the Irish.
The sensation Of the hour
is the 50.cent Dainask Table
Linen, IS IN. wide. It's
Irish, full bleaehed. People
are puzzled about it. Don't
know how it's done. To
you the Why has no Sienif;n.
enee. Tins is your point.
The following are also in
the Linen frolic:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

Small lot OF cigars at soc q box at
Durstein's, No. T.. 2ntl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

! uei.er photographer. 20 Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

DUBIIC SsLE-IIavfng decided 20 quit
I farming. Will sell at public sale. al
my residence on the Telegraph road. from
stanton to New ark, near Choate's Post
Office, NIL Greek hundred,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

GUARDIANS SALE OF MlNoRs
NJ REAL ESTATE
" virtue OF an order OF The Orphans
Cour. OF the State of Delaware. IN and
Tor New Castle County, ntde ON the 18th
Gay Of January. a. D., 1898. Will be en-
pdsei to public vendue.
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRU ARY 10, 1898,
IN =, 'rinalx -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

WEale pleased that a number 81 tile
nretnhprs of the legislature rama Q
Wilmington yesterday and took ride
over to various lines d our atty rail.
way. it is to he regretted that there
was not II larger turnout Of the mem
hers to see the great improvements OF
al kinds that are bring made in HE
YIN tiopolis of the State. Ger legisla.
IL cannot know toe m1eh ef wi
agton. We trust thu members were
Elably Impressed with the growing
lrtance OF Wilmington and saw
was quite tao large a llaes -
her markets controlled IRON
slyltle and Nantipoke
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-04

IOUbLlC SALE-lEaving dec aeI to
i stop farming, ] Will sell at public
road. mile, from Wilmington. In NM
New Castle hundred, ="
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-11
ONltEo oiATE5 LAND VFFlCE,
Boise tit' Idaho, july II, 1898.


Boise tit' Idaho, Jul, II, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that James q. Jordan
whose post FIJI address, is San Francisco, Callfor
mia, aud Samuel a. Bow en-, whose 20 .toiiic. address
is Centerville, Idaho, by their agent and torney
IN fact, Thomas W. Bowen. whose pos Off ad
dress Is center lille, Idaho has made application
for United States Patent for the
Go Devil
Lode mining claim, stnae in Elk Horn min,no
distrcf Boise county, State of Idaho consisting Of
I4Sl linear fe" ct the lode and surfice ground 15O
ieet Vide, icing Sur No. 1894 and designated on
the 0fclal plat and field notes as lot No 40 unsur
eyed lands the United Staies, with magnetic va
Ration at 10 degrees 20 minutes Il, as follows:
BEGINNING ut discovery in the wet end of an
o. en- cut $50 fe-t lo' by 12xs feet deep in earth
and rock whe the notice of locaion was originally
posted: Thence N S6 degrees OF minutes 4 along
.ne general course or lie vein 433 feet to set
pine post marked "E" center end go b. vil;'
thence 30 degrees IS minutes E rs feet to Cor
NO. o. Identical WITH Cor. No. Of location, a pine
post marked-'; thence S Sc degrees %
minutes W 1881 feet 10 Cor. No. 6. identic,,
with or. No. of location, a pine post marked
moA, whence pine tree 36 inches in diameter
olazed and marked B. T. a bears Il degrees so
m'nntes W, ~ feet distrut thence N deorees
IL minutes W co., feet to Cor No. Of This susy.v
aoo feet 10 Tor. No. 7, ldentical with ~ ~
NO. OF location. pine post marked "A
whence pine tree 40 inches in diameter net
a|ea ana marked B. 7. A bears so degrees 20
$50
minutes 24.s feet distant; thence N s6 do. |
frees frees W minutes 1851 feet TO or, M q
IDENTICAL with Cor. No. OF location. fir mo-; |
marked @ 500 whence fir Tres 10 inches in diane.
' e, ars "a degrees AZ minutes 54.5 fee, dis.
,an thehce degrees So minutes n
l l,e 'eet 10 Cor No. 5, The place of beqinuina
, ,aor eng an ca of 800 acres s Winerss;,
=, |naihtht No bears As deg ees AZ minnIes Z,
,aii.So ieet frm Or No. # orc Fiuo IoJa
rrvey. WAC oiaiin ana made one
,oa ne sa'a mining claim heing ON record in tba
me VI ,ne Comfy Recorder said mlning ts
rs e' q, luaho 0Ity, in Boise county State uf dhn
ne nearest known locations being tha oro E;.
,nioi, bounds this claim on The NH tho w, ino
' W. onuer tnhsurveyedl claimants. j n 49,,
in ''ie heirs of Mitch Il Borpo, RS p., nius
aim 'ohshrveyedl, name unknown o'
TO-, ns aud an persons claiming adversely any ,,o.
NJ saau ina claim "r surface gtonnd are re-
'e gu 10 ME their adverse claims ther.,o VIII .. &c
ser OF me United States L nd Oncs a, p tiie
hey, w,nh liz VI idahn, within sky DAYS hereof -
10 stam. oe barred by virtue of the proyisio1s y,
"'e Al such cases made a. provided
First rrb,,.. Oh s 5. KIN SLEY. Register
f"S' publication, July Is, 1898. -'ee'S'er'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-11
IRO AND STEEL,
w AGON WOOD
Horse Shoes and Horse Nails
IpAHn oIry. May "a. 1877.
Summons.

]
In the Probate Court, in and for III,
County of Boise, Idaho.
Mary Haug, Plaintiff, vs.. John Rost
Defendant. A'''|
The people of the State Of Idaho send
greeting to John Rost, Defendant. Won
are hereby summoned and REQUIRED tn an
pear Ian action brought against Won he
the above-named Plaintiff. in the Ph,bate
Court in and for the County of Boise
Idaho, and answer the complaint filed
therein, within f rty days Exclusive of the
day of service) after the service ON Won Of
this summons ~" VI
The said action is brought to Recover
the sum OF Ninety five Dollars for rent If
one BRICK cellar located on High street in
Idaho City, Boise county, Idaho, from The
ath day of November, 1890, to the e7th
DAY OF June, 1893, at the rate of Three
Dollars per month.
Aud you are hereby notified that If vo,,
iaii To appear a answer the said com.
plant AS above required, the said Plain.
iin VIII apply to said Probate Court for
Judgment against you for the sum of
Nine'y.five dollars and costs.
Attest my hand a d Seal Of
l.. s the Probate Court in and for
( The County of Boise. Idaho
~ this, tn day of July, 1893
1. s. HART, Probate JUDGE
J. g Watts. Attorney for Plaintiff.
July I, 1S93-w5.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-11
COST OF SILVER.


Capt Plnmmer received a lette,
this week in which il was stated thu,
the gold bug papers in the East we,,
quoting him as saying that the De.
Lamar mines could produce silver 70,
10 cents an ounce. He disclaim.
ever having made any such state.
ment, bat admits that he had said
when silver was at 20 cents. that tho
DeLamar mines could still be on.
Grated on paying basis.
This is one OF the meanest speoio,,
arguments the gold bugs make. They
take the best mine in the country as
an example and claim because il can
still be operated pro6tably while sill.
yer is low, that that is proof that the
white metal only costs the wes,sr,
miners so much. This camp. which is
probably the cheapest producer Of
silver in the country, illustrates wba,
silver costs. One mine here is pavino
> fair interest on the capital. Jsck
Wilson put in ten years of his life
prospecting that property without
an ounce OF silver; Capt