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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-31
Treasurer's Notice.

The following warrants are now nav.
BILE al my office: paya
COUNTY GENERAL FUND.
., az Ia,,, warrants registered prior to April
M i1 49, , also, Nos. Az ATS, 1870, l7s, i5s
''' io'' iea' Registered April 81, 1891
49,, ROAD FUND.
* az ,oo warrants registered prior to October
To- io'V' Also, Nos, 545, 500, 544, of lsgO
VI HOSPITAL FUND.
Warrant No 427, of 1889
N, BRIDGE FUND
warrants Nos. 81, SO, of 1899
Ian 1910 +. i. CHURCH,
S~' y WV Co Treas.
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Treasurer's Notice.

Yreasurer's Notice,
The following County Warrants will be
paid ON presentation at my office.
ROAD.
All warrants registered prior to
April II, 1890
HOSPITAL.
All warrants registered " prior to
October Is, 1889; also No 425. of 1890
COUNTY GENERAL
All warrants registered z" prior to
January l6, 1881; also No. Is, of 1891.
+. F. CHURCH. Co. Treas.
IDAHO City, Dec. 7, 1892
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-31
Notice of Forfeiture.

You are hereby notified that have expended two
hundred 5000 dollars in laoor and improvements
upon he SUNNI. quartz claim, in willow Greek
III, I'm ns astrct, Boise county, Idaho, in order to
hold said claim under the provisions of Section
2S24 Revised Statutes of the United States, TO- the
years 1891 and 1892. That thu proportion Of said
expenditure due by you in One hundred ls10e,
Dollars, and II, within ninety days after the legal
public alton of this notice. you fail or refuse to con
TRIBUTE your proportion of said expenditure. and
with legal st of this publication, your interest
said Section 1924. H. A. SCHI.o sSER
IDAHO CITY, Jan. 8, 1893
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing betwean
John Mckay and Malcolm Mclean, in Banner. ia
this day dissolved by mutual consf ut All mar ie,
knowing themselves indebted to them can settle
with either OF the above named parties All debts
OF the firm will be paid BY Malcolm Mclean.
JOHN MCKAY,
BANNER, Idaho, January IL, 1895
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-31
Treasurer's Notice.

The following County General war.
rants of 1890 ar pa able al nv Office:
Nos. 800, 407, 425, 437, 80. s97, see
527, S9s, 403, 5l3, 4l2, Az, All, $50, 400,
4ld, 492. AIS
Road Fund, lS90-Nos. 81. 1872. I54.
+. f. CHURCH, Treas
J, A. LIrpiNcorr, Deputy,
Noy. 10, 1899.
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Boise City
MARBLE WORKS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Italian Marble and Granite

Monuments, Tombstones, blets, Stat
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds of Gene.
terry work. We have secured the services
oil hrst-class workman from the East
we are better than ever prepared to
90 hrstclass work, at such extreme
~ low prices as to defy competition
We have also received a fine selection q
original designs, both in granite and mar
pie, so that parties can make as good se
lection from these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for our
designs and prices, before placing your or.
ders elsewhere. We will make t to vour
interest to do So '0"'
Our designs in Iron Fences are the he's,
ana cheapest IN the world We can f,r
nish good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap as wood fence
JAMES DYMOKE,
+. A. NOURSE, 's'''
Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17

n kuCtlOneerN.
No tSuccessors TO Latimer Sloan)
li07 q st. NV
THE BANCROFT
ENGRAV1NGs. PAINTINGS PHOTOS. &c.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ABOUT FIFTY EN-.
CRAVINGS. OIL PAINTINGS, PHOTOS.
CEAloNS. Sc. FORMERLY TIE PROPERTY
OF THE LATE
GEO. BANCROFT, HISTORIAN.
COMPRISING OIL PAINTINGS BY MANA.
RESI-. BE18STADT AND OTHERS: EN6R.y.
iNGs BY MokGHEN. HENRIGUEI. TosCH,
lEfEVHE. KELLER. GANDEL. RENSER
NoLPATo. STUART'S WASHING roy BY
HEATH. &c. g.. ALSO PORTRAITS OF BIS
MAkCk. Won M0LTkE WITH AUTOGRAPH.
BANCROFT. GIN. GRANT, GEO. REED.
SCHILLER. GOETHE. PEIIGRU, LESSISG
GADSDES AND OTHERS
On THURSDAY, JUNE TwrNTY-NINTH. lSa3
NJ NJ n Ali.pAsI SEVEN O'CLOCK ?. NJ. within our
rooms, 1907 street. Will sell the above col
Lotion OF rictnrss. all framed aud in fair condition.
the great historian. WHATS Va
Ca;aiog aes mailed to any ad lress
JeiaGSds c. G. SLOAN Co Aucts
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A Sweet Philosopher.

From Life.
much more entertaining than four men,"
Ethel-"But suppose there are twenty girls"
May-"That makes no difference When
there are four men they always play poker,
while only two can't"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17
CHICAGO HOTELS.

THE CAMBhIDGE HOTEL OF CHICAGO HAS
not advanced It's prices. but remains from 81 TO SO
day. W"
Its construction Is brick stone and iro and three
years old. " ~ " e'
rs locau n is unsurpassed. fronting Fills ave..
:Shh st. and the Lake. within eikht minutes of the
fair. - cafe IL eNceiied send for ci-cula IT
t3OIr.h bAHC'ufI: GulCAGU. t!K. ERODE
a uncs avenue aad 9Th strees-.44 fine rooms:
steam heat. baths every floor; first-cass family
Eotei: best location in Chicago: Wor DIS Fair:
European and American plan ~ to 50 per day Write
Tor circulars II you wish ~ reserve rooms Iny -siOt
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n q. SLOAN 4 CO., suctioneers
We (Successors to LatiIner Sloan)
li07 q st. n w.
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Not safe,
From puck.

From Puck.
Miss Crimson-"I am surprised thata Bos-
ton man should 60 to any college but Har-
ward
Dick Elon-"0h. well, you know, a fellow fell
low doesn't want to so to = college too psas
where he lives"
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Horses,
Horses,
Horses

rRRGGtA,D OF HORSES. MARES AND MULES
ssIGfNED p re GI nI D. b. kEiffER. TO SG BE
ON FRIDAY, JUNE TWFNTyruypp 100, At
I TES 3S,oJ3rR AM. We Will sEEP MiTnfS
uuUHts. s.C r HEAD OF GooD sERvIcEABLE
GGo0t;nSES, MIXES A. MULES. CONSISTING OF
SoIpp v GGENEkAL UTILITY STOCK. THIS Is A
1Dogi:.tL-lCIlON OF GOOD COUNTRY HORSES.
ESsITIVELY SILL WITHOUT kEsERvE
1900. THOMAS BOWLING SON.
SeI1-oe Auc1iousaea
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p ATCLIFFE. pARh & CO. AucTs

TRUSTEES oTEES' SALE BY AUCTION OF FRAME
noDSE AND LOT ON STREET NOi.'l Vi
BETWEEN 1ST AND I'd STREETS MIST.
10y sirtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of thu
Dstr}ct O, Columbia, PASSED in equity cause numbered
iff99, wherein Catherine L. Welch. gusrdiar is
PENDANTS the undersigned trustees Will offer for sal
DAY, THf sINtEENIr DAY OF June A ID.
5oJo Al hALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ the
loi,oWng described real estate aud premises iyiuy
arg being IN the city Of WASHINGTON District OF
.Ssinlnola TO wit: All Of lot numbered three Co.,
IN square numbered FIVE hundred and sixty-seven
t61l beginning for the same ON the iine Of street
north Al POINT distant one hundred and sixty and
EVe-ents CloO D lee. from the southe cor
ne o. salc SC ;lare running thence north one hundred
Lnd twenty I'D feet then west twenty three and
eeve4hrndreths Is ID feet iltnce sonih one hun-
dsed and twenty lo) feet the line O. said street
hlng toSether with the Improvements thereon.
'Sths; onethird cash. balance in Two equal in
s,aHinehts. psya2e IN one and two years from the
CATE OF saie With Interest the deferred p.ypents
~ e rae OF per centum per annun, payable semi
summary: ana TO be secured by a deed q trust on
.c refiises sod. or all cash. at TIE option of The
purchaser. A deposit OF two hundred dollars (sooO
pied WITH IN hftaen days from sale. All conyeyaac-
ing recordioS. &C.. at purchases cost
u :. " ACKALI. r
HENRY p. BLAIn. trustees.
'ei5-oSds 4l6 5th St NV.
eETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON AC.
count OF The ran. until WEDNESDAY, THE
hour and place. " -N '-'A's
i. s. MACKALL
. HENRY p. BLAIR trustees
ei1-d8ds 4l6 9Th ct. NV
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AZ .f,O pa Ay, W

T~0:SToRY AID BASEMENT BRICK DWELL.
IN,5,, NO 90 9Th ST y. E., CONTAINING
bRX NJ .IS M, ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
On TUESDAY. JUNE TwFNTY-sEvENTH. 1899.
oner sale. in front of the premises
LOT %, IN c. b. PEARSON FT Al. SrBDIyrsION
Oh LOI IN SQUARE NUMBER sa9
From tag II feet :h street aad running bak n an
aIey an improved hy desirable two story nd base
nlsnt dwelling. with a modern improvements
ms property is nicely located. beng near the II
street cars and Trio hcc line 1t viii be sold Subject
TO trust of 81 TO- which has about three years and
81 months TO run.
Terms: Over and above the trust cash. Of which
Sio must be paid on the day OF sale tleiost OF,
te property sod Terms to be comp led with in fifteen
GAYS rom the asy of sae. otherwise the rr 10 resell
AT Tie risk and cost OF the defGur purchaser is re-
served All conveyancing, recording. &C. at the pur-
cna.e cost j. H. ROGERS,
yela-uSus Attorney Tor Owner.
THOMAS L. WA0GAMAN,
Real Estate Auc;ioneer
VA! UABLE IMPROVED PAopERTY ON 1 STREET
BETWEEN MINI TENTH AND TWENTIETH
NUMBERED 1915 l STREET.
On THURSDAY. JUNE TWEyTY-SFcoNp. st
FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ. viii o Ser for sac In front
of the premises. part Of lot T. square Sc improved as
above
Terms day Of sale.
jel74t THOMAS L. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
THoMAs BOWLING SON. Aucuoneers.
012 J. 81. nv
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WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. AUcrIoNEERs.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. AUcrIoNEERs.
TWo.SToRY BRICK DWELLING. FRONTING on
EIGHIH ~ RET BETWEEN s AMI +
oSIkEELS NORTHWEST. At AUCTION $3.50
HALF-PASr FAVE O'CLOCK IN. we shall sell
N 'front.' OF the premises sub 3d. in square Az with
improvements. consisting of twostory brick dwell
ing. . roptns stab IN rea-. 10, l:sx95.
IerlGs N de known a sale.
3el'-it WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
~ q. SLOAN CO.. Auct oneers, l4O7 q st
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTCRE naYS

WILL OFFER At AUCTION on THE PREM
T 4 wfsES, At THREE O'CLOCK PM jun
beonrns MRS Mare PSsp ssss
acres Of Land. half acre wood bal.
once IN Eood state OF cultivation. Improved by good
s,9om frame house. stable. carriage house and Other
This property Is at Liberty Grove on the old Column
sa rEa snr near its with me Laurel and
years. with q per Gent interest
jel121&24Ht =. 4. srABLER. Anct,oneer.
THOMAS BOWLING son. Ape!ionsers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, Nos. HOS
PART t w Lot sTk sn e sSeSTHEAsT. BEING
i nsssn SIX II StRShsP NJ
ETss nD T ssG dSe
nearly opnSs,t window modern improyements &c,
abont S nod be sold subject to deed Of for
ami rms, Inc purchase money on each house over
At time Of sae o T. ss paid n cas-, $500 REQUIRED
slT. . f e SSIi'iS S'fr s sSs
ARGL; TINE FLAT OR APARTMENT HOUSE
On fffRmfbs aYsiIIDo li;S2 L SWEET NokfHWEsT
1893 AZ r fiv ~, ocoi Il I'D AZ,
t n, that beautiful property known as i4ss L
Of street by depth Of s feet inches e To sas
hs lot is impros Sr as has sIoot side alley
III or apar;nent house. containing e rooms. With
sea conyIniences; cabinet nap.el. electric
Ue.is. furnace ard steam heat. ranges &c This
u.ety Ia one OF The best locations in the north
We, lor mats or elegant dwelling Ii is now nnier
nooa rental 1t Is seldom such piece Of property
reason OF sale parties leaving CITY
terl1e; third cash. ba ance In one two three
hiia iooI years Win . per cent annum payabla
~. or all cash. at option o! purchas.r or
rfsns to suit purchaser Conveyancinr, &c. IT the
plrchnser's lst. deposit Of 81 600 REQ iirel Al
SAFE. Terms OF saet to he complied with IN tfteen
Gays, otherwise tie right reserved 10 resell IN.
Property al the risk and cost of defautinc purchasar
after nve days adyerses at OF such resale in some
ieeMsIaper published "a Washington. ID. c.
!eo-uSes DUSCASSOZ BROS, Aucts.
syTEE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN posTpoNrp
on on, account OF the rain. until THCRSDAY JUNE
f oS,S "a -StsOND. 1888. AT HALF-PAsT 1--WE
OSLo-h r. M. 1el7-d&ds
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ihSHpt I! SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE-
slEABLE BUILDING LOTS ON ~" STRiFT
BETwEEN IwkNTY-FIRST AND TwfNY-
SS6GSSoND STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHING
By virtue OF certain deed Of trust from Ch,rles W
siinI Son ana wife. dated September . A. % lseI
sna recorded The same day IN ber No i7:7 At folio
I.S ct seq. OF the land records of the District OF
oiu,la ana az tue request Of the ho,de- the pote
secured hereby the undersigned vii, sell at public
THE Twt lToht 9t fas pp.,niSes o. THU sDAY.
ISa3; Al HALF-PAsr fcuR O'CLOCK P. VI. lots
numbered one I'D to six 80. both slclf5sive In n i
POWELL aud treorye w Dyers subdivision o. lots j..
square nunbered sixty nine t6sD per Ylst record d
IN noer . H. g., folio $50 the records Of the OFF .
oi me surveyor OF the Ditr CT of Columba said and
70 pe 500 subject 10 prior rnst OF fourteen thousand
Nfpo) collars with interest thereon AT q ter Int
per annum. from May 10. a. d. 1893 Terms OF
sale; Cash. over nd above mentioned prior inrn,n-
hrance deposit of 900 on each ,ot sold reontrsa
az 'ine OF sale. II terms OF sale are rot tuy com,
pned with within ten days from TIE date Of saf Ire
reserve the right TO resell risk and cost Of
defa iltiug purchaser All conyevanc,n,, rnco.s..-
&c, at the purchasers cost
L. BRADLEY DAVIDSON.
L. 5. FhGSrOF
tel1-dSds Trustees, iSssF snr
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EoR siLE-62 VI NV; 10 ROOMS HFSTOTS
o nn D, iprnace room. cellars. &c rooms on each
t ana q noors; large pantries and closets: 81 500
t9 N; 3-story sn1 basement . rooms an ! fstH.
handsomsly finished; white pine woodwork; o-story
Stable 81 head OF toot alley; all for So 500; terms
otf rsytnents II desired. Apply to owner W. r.
-..N-'li, L. Vi ST. IL W. my2O-lm
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

t'0R SALINE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE
THAR beautiful .ot on the southwest corn of 18th
S SnS st. BE- lOoxlOO at sl3 per foot; better
tshtu location for any live and energetic business:
surroundings are good and buildings generally owned
by cupants. $1,000
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The DEFENSE RESTS.
THE LAST WITNESS.

Rufus b. billiard testified in rebuttal that he
frs. heard Of tue quarrel matter and went "a
sec Mrs. Reagan at her home about 9 O'Clock
that same evening. 1.-The next afternoon. MI
the close of the hearing. Mrs. Reagan came to
my ofice with Mr.. Buck. who had a psrer In
his hand. Irs. Reagan took a seat outside ;be
railing. Mr.. Buck came inside and showed ma
the paper, stating that Mrs Reagan was willing
TO sign It IL l would let her. l glanced AT the
paper aud tnen at her and then said: IF Won
sign tins you do so ia direct opposition 10 INV
orders. Then i told her TO GO 10 her room ana
attend to her duty. There was a gentleman
ana lady there besides. 4 think they were con.
nected with some paper.
The witness was asked IL in any way ne had
sought to have Mrs Reagan say or do ANYTHING
IN this matter which wac not correct. but The
question was objected 20 and excluded
Inns closed the evidence on both sides
The chief justice then addressed the iury,
saying that all the evidence was in. bur that ID
was necessary, owing TO the importance of the
case. that the counsel have reasonable time 70
prepare the arguments
The court adjourned until Monday at am
Then ex-Gov. Robinson will begin his argu-
ment 1t is believed that he will take mp the
entire forenoon, and then District Attorney
Moody will have his say. Then will come the
judges charge To the jury. aud. prominent
lawyer said. the VIII probably 60 the Jury
about noon on Tuesday.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


E0R sALEo:A5 RES ELEVATED GKUUNI
lover Ii. 600, 900 feet. GOO b-acre lo.s) east o.
BelisviIie Wsshin~ton branch b and @ r. r view
OF Washington IA rood lO-room tousp: $40 Oo0 MA
LASSB 81 &c &c ls.6 Madison ave. Baltimore. Nd
WANTED-ro RENT, WITH PRIVILEGE OF
w buying. place of 10 to Il acres with fairly
about So, 000 and within easy reach OF WasLin.rton
pace with orchard already set preferred; give
fili particulars and ter rs: Immediate possesson
wanted. Address W. X. d.. Star offcn jelT-2t.
A FARM WANTED. NEAR WASHTNGTON Pre-
ierred In exchange for desirable ors.s (liyiden
raSinsl' located in BROOKLYN. " T.; STATE tuIl par
atniars. Price. &c. Box .02. Washington, d. c.
X ARE OPPORTUNITY To BUY BARGAIN
n, eQui d slant from either; highest noint
Tie TWO ana perfectly healthy near Laurel b and -
dstot and the boulevard electro route go, acres :ho
aaole lshd in good condition plenty Of fruit; sp-inp
c,ast every He'd; buildings and stablin- SUM-
cent: mansion ten looms: splendid Opportunity for
sheep. cattle AID milk. This ad orlv once - frI
particulars sent postal to Il. r. ANDERSON AFR
Ii issI;Jts" lo4 L. Saratoga ST.. Baltimore. Nd
nor SALE-A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE OF
zen acres. half mile from adenslury and on road
10 LanooVer high and wooded: 81 100 easy terms
1el6-;t DUCkETT. FORD Co, 6ii Est NV.
FOR SALE-NICE LITTLE FARM THIRTYFIyE
acres with four room dwelling good barn: twatye
or nitetn new chicken houses; two mies from AVID
o.eti nice location and fertile; three or four
ares asa i D. WOOD nt, e coo; on sasy terms.
!e.o-,e OoCkETT. FORD CO.. 6lT Est. NV.
EoR SALE-AT wOODSIDE. MD.-SIx-ROON
rane eo'ta.e large attic bath. hot and cod water
snsae price 81, 600; terms to suit
!ooT-m Is r. LEIGHTON, 4o2 ID st. n. W.. co., Az
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z ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Auctioneers.

THREE VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on
NoR, II CAPITOL STREET BLTwEEN NJ AND
n STREETS NORTHWEST
. BY AUCTION
op rKIDY AFTEPNooN. JUNE SIXTEENTH
the premise part Of lot ls in square G7 fronting
each lo feet on North itol street. and rnpn blrk
~ ieet. making them the most des;r.ble huildiny
siss IN inns raridly improving section Of the city
leruis; One-third cash. balance In che aud two
Years per cent yer annum. secured ny deed ot trust
on ne property Sold or all cash. the Opt IN Of the
puicHasr Ad"post 81 $500 required at the time ~
sa = Az conyeyaiisiag and recording purchasers
COST hAICLlffE, DARR CO.. Aucts. ,e9-dSds
The ABoVf SALE Is PosTPoNt d. on Ac-
count of the rain. until TUESDA AZ, THE TWIN
TlETH DAY OF JUNE. 1888. at The same hour ana
place. EAICIIFFF DARi4 4 co al"
Vi.-oHus AuctIoneers.
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NCTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSION OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
~ pubic for all - lies and territories SPECIALLY
" X. Ii. ENASS. othcr tbaseIuent) 1871 + 81.
Always III Office o;iice hours. ja7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and territory. Notary and u. S. Commissioner
oc2S JOHN Z BEALL. 1S.1 ct. NV
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-21
A Day at Niagara for Twenty Cents.

Niagara, "the crown jewel of our
continent" centuries old, but ever new
in its infinite variety, is the one spot
that every American should see; and
every reader of Densorests Family
Magazine for August may see Niagara
in all its different aspects, at every
season of the year, without the fatigue
and expense Of the journey. Through
the charmingly written and superbly
illustrated article ga Day at Niagara
one may become familiar with every
point Of interest in the vicinity of the
Great Falls; while those who propose
stopping there on their way to or from
the Exposition, may learn how they
may see all to the best advantage. and
the lest expenditure of time and money.
"Life at White Sulphur Springs" is
another "outing" article. This is also
an example Of stay-at-home travel; for
after reading the article and seeing the
many illustrations one feels as familiar
with the place as if it were visited.
"The Diary of An Athletic Girl"
"Misa Canarsie's Crinoline," THE
Story of the Millennium" and "The
Madness of LA Fargo" will be read with
pleasure by all lovers of good fiction;
ga Feast Of Umbrellas" describes a
most charming summer fete; "Vacation
Pleasures" furnishes some excellent
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describes all the latest foibles of the
butterflies OF fashion; and all the de-
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noted are full to overdowing with good
things. There is something in it of
interest to every member OF the family.
This number is fair sample Of what is
given twelve times year for 50. Pub.
lished by W. Jennings Demorest, Is
kast l4th St., New York.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-21
The Cosmopolitan Magazine and
The Midland Journal Both for
$2.QO a Yeari

The great illustrated monthlies have
IN the past sold ffJIr $500 year. 1t was
q wonder 20 printers how the C0smopOli-
I'm, with its yearly 1886 pages of read
ing matter by the greatest writers of
the world, and its 1900 illustrations by
clever artists, could be furnished for
$500 a year. In January last it put in
the most perfect magazine printing
plant in the world, and now comes
what is really wonder. We will cut
the price of the Magazine in half for
you. Think of it, 12S pages of reading
matter, with over 12O illustrations-a
volume that would sell in cloth binding
at Sl.00 for only l2i cents. We will
send you the Cosmopolitan Magazine,
which has the strongest staff of regular
contributors of any existing periodical,
and the MIDLAND JOURNAL both for
only 500 a year.
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" strip, the Electrician" !"

A Brighton correspondent sends the
following account of strip, the
Electrician" the clever fox terrier be-
longing to Messrs- Crompton, the
electrical engineers. Strips busi-
ness is to carry each electric wire
through the pipe to the worAmen
waiting at the other end, who disen-
gage it from her collar. to which the
wire is fastened before she starts. The
dog then scrambles through the pipe
with the utmost vigor, and seems to
understand perfectly what her business
is. and does it without any delay. Be
fore going to Brighton, Strip did good
work for her employers in London,
where she laid down many miles OF
electric light wire.-London Granhic.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-21
THE EVENING ROAD.


"Sublustri noctis In umbrA"
Before me, in the waning light,
The Evening Road lay straight and white,
Mufled in summer dust
The surging trees rose left and right
Black pillows in the gathering night,
And whispered the light gust
As the wheel drove with rapid eyre
saw upon the whirling tire
A phosphorescent gleam;
At the tenth round, l saw expire
The irefiy's little spark Of fire,
The night could not redeem.
saw, upon q naked mound
Where forest fire had swept the ground,
A tree bare and alone;
Tossing his mightlesS arms around,
He stood like some old king discrowned
And driven from his throne.
I saw, against the haunted sky,
A small, belated bird dart by.
Far straying from the nest
W hile in pursuit, with raven-cry,
Night-favored wings did swiftly fly
And ever closelier pressed.
saw deserted long ago)
A cot with crannied roof sunk low
And doors that stood ajar;
Beyond, like ghostly taper's glow.
Those rifted chambers searching slow,
I saw the evening star.
saw-but all I saw without
Still imaged forth the inner doubt,
The dread the restless goad-
The griefs, that in a lowering rout
Compass that lonely soul about,
Who takes The Evening Road
Edith M. Thomas, in N. Y. Independent