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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
Railroa0s.
-AmssicA.s 0HEATs sr SA.@ao.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
rHE EnllR-TREGK rRIlNK LINE.
THE F0UR-TRAcK TRUNK LINE.

DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS'
All through trains stop at Albany Utica Syracuse
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 42d Street and
4fh sP%4 f F%PR Es9aay M TT m0q:
NIAGARA Taiis. 5;sS = NJ Toronto, SIS 3 N Th;
ytca for Adrend&sS Mounains ana Montss
Albany tea H D1sSs
N az agra FAILS sH5 Tfye sH5Rr LIMITED pay-
Route souF pu. aB Buffalo csS e Ma Mcssa Fas 5
?. NJ. Chicago 800 A. NJ. Carrie; sleeping and
an MD SiF' E 2Sy euop, Sunday For
'''"' MlIbrook catskiI Mountains ali iInportan.
I O0 y. W~so1'THW WESTERN WESTERN LIMITED. Daily-For
Columbus. Cincinnati indianapolis and St. Louis
LOO P M-cHIcA6o SPECIAL Daly-For Detroit.
Cleveland. Toledo and Chicago. Stops at P0ush-
$50 MT9Y AAR ARAS re-; pa SPEc Rdrs 1ss.e
800 =, M.2LAKE SHORE LIMITED. Daly7 "a.
hour train to Chicago. Via Lake Shore route Due
Cleveland rs A. 81, Toledo 1898 A. NJ, Chicago Gag
sSSa d. Due t at '0 aHd a; TeeGo for St ~ Louis
due 1918 p NJ. due Kansas city mex, morning.
600 r r n .,ssH i9rERN EXPREss: NJ
o2S nf" MS s9d Ri EXPRESS Day-For Troy
100 f p M"HtFFXiIo SPECIAL, DaiLyTFor AZ,
Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA Ia,s Ioron'o 'le'e-
sne sne1n@sS9 81 h i4's sG NAT
ing passengers only for points on Fall Brook
Ry via Lyons. and Tor Buffalo. Cleveland. Indian
aroa and 81. Louis.
ok r. NJ PACIFIC EXPRESS Daily-For Syracuse.
"'A" Osgego. WATERFOWL. Cape Vincent Ogdensburg
Runa,o NIasara Falls, Cleveland Toledo, chicago;
and except Saturday. for Cape Vincent and the
Auburn road. ......-.s r,.. .-.,.
12.iO Night-MIDN1GHT EXPREss. Theatre train
for Chicago and principal points on the New
yorl, Central every night except sunday nights.
sunday nights Chicago seepers leave on $40 tram
eio A ". and 32s =. M-Daly. except Sunday 10
Plttsned. Harlem Diyison ,,,-,,-
20 A. N-Sundays only. to Pittsheld and the Berkshire
Hills via tie Harlem Division
III. NIGHT TRAINS TO YONKERS $500.
Au night trains iJ5th street and point'
on the Putnam Division FAR fonkers, IN ccnnecon
with tho The only line running all night
trains OF New York
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central Station
ia 23l 4l8 Broadway 81 East IAN st. e42 broadway
OK columbus Ave CT West l2Jth St. l25h St Station
ana l3sth St Station New York 33S and 726 Fulton 81
ana 100 Broadway. T. D.. Brooklyn. -
baggage checked from hotel residence by tho West
JOUS " TOVcFY GEORGE II DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

st,ton foot Of Wal 23I 81 r. R) Cortlandt
Desbro.ses ST.
sfrdrat.- time Wet sd ~ Other figures show
Cortlandt or Dcshroses ~.
.6,IO. G:tO l. ". daily sunday 's:S A. ny for
MATCH Crif-NK end intermediate stations.
1850. s,r5 \. NJ. daily tor WILKEsRARRE sCRAN-
TON ETNTPA weak davs). ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
aA the West and principal local points dining car and
chair 10 r. ~alo.
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nnblif n oiites.
or CoMMIssIONER OE PrRLIC

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC
- WORKS, 40 I5o NASSAU STREET y. Y.-AT-
TENTION OF CONTRACTORS, MANUFACTURER OF
STRUCTURAL. IRON BRIDGE BUILDERS and others
Is called t. an advertisement In the CITY Record
the construction ~ a STEEL NGADUCr AND APP
PROACHES over and upon 18th Avenue. from l21th
Street near i35th Street In the CITY Of New York
CHARLES II. 7. COILS
Commissioner OF Public Works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anth acite coal used exclusively.
-Four TRACES. Automatic Block Signals-
Stations n Ne~-York foot OF Liberty b.
and Whitehall Terminal
TO- 1T

Anth acite coal used exclusively.
s Esg I' AqSR' foot S 81 o ss9's
and Whitehall Terminal
1 6n Snd 'a a,:er rec S0v Of ,t .iP'i s p
For 5' 7 d ss''Sn H ss:@q onrl
80 AIS a 30 TO Easton). 5:+5 q 30 % Ansnt.wn)
J. 81 sundays 4:ao q 90 to Ea''On) A ~ 10" ''S0
%A.'S.rEe Fnsson and ss 81 'h0 A. ~
Ratn ana Hal'Pu5ss a. =, 40 go so p p..s
II II 80 to- h:' Sa Ri. s. M to R.dDs
sundays. 80 ~ 30 to Readlng A ~. 100 200. $50
}5 W. 10 sps T X sssss a. 80 80 So
w. rer tsx AZ bt! NsHt H2STE$ sevE o..,,
Gs.T; 4 s2 i3S'5 s3s !sss., , E.
a, .o ia,:'s.o St Aeuiy Pa sh4 Ocean Grove. 90"
n0A' Red F'Hs i Foa 1 LAkEwooD.
s5s. a No lois h + No $40 Saturday.
"' r. i 42$, R?st 9aE5sSs "a: and Rsn:s 40
- ~ Atlantic lily vinelaad and Britsston 40 A NJ.
$,'- &C.: e. ',1;:' r z'e'' s.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA sG sAhTlMoRE' AND WASH
,.r, rs% SCI scS Of io 5S' Il So 3 Da., Can
ssS g a. g IoS ao R%,S e
q 20 e T% P%Sj s?2 4 T. rf& IS
Week lays. 10 7Ss s35 SO SO Cos; 20 sc, s:.s
-? 3 80. % $50 go. Sss SS S5 7c5. g IS
s2 Io5a q 8 g 49, !s u ~ %$ S%'5'S
AZ" 4 20 ~ Cos. eoo $50. 7:25. s:25. eco. s:5S.
10 - T. VI 1918 Indt -
r. k.. ard rp-lor car seats foot OF Liberty s..
vti,sh.l 81, i3 IT, 2Gi. t3t eH. l4o. 1872 Broad
way az an Az 81 East Ian St. li3 East l25th ST..
o-3 Yves, l2jth St, 25l Columbus Az, New York; 4
cour, ST. SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn es Broadway WIN,
,r .h,i-x The York Trausfsr Co. will call tor and
cteck ragrare from hotels residences 90 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
Proposals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office Supervls-

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office Supervls-
ing Architect Washington. y G. December ION,
1907 SEALED PROPOSALS Will DO received al thS
or,re until O'Clock L. NJ the 81 day ~ January.
1905 and opened Immediately th'ronrer Tor al ne
r and materials required complete" ten freight
elevators passenger elevators. one package elevator
and one ash (e;her electric steam tor the L :
Appraisers' Warehouse NEW YORK. y. Y, In accord
a. with the drawings and specih'atons c'prs of
which may be had this once the Office of the
snferiniendent AZ building. New York y. Y. The
RICH, "a reserved reject all bids and 10
anv detect informally In any bid thouh b. deemed
i'm IN. Interest % the Government to d. Proposals
mus be- enclosed In envelopes. sealed and marked.
'PROPOs Al. FOR Elevator plant for the L. :. Apprts
ers' house New York. y. " and addressed
superNislns Architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

CRUISE 10 the Mediterranean by North
German Lloyd 81. "AIl.- Feb. g. lsas Visiting OBJ
ratsr Malaga Granada Alhamhra. AlE"riL malta arr
Jerusalem. BeyIout Eph.,ns Con,,snt, ~ H t
fees etc included. =. c CLARK. III Broadway. ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
Otean Gteamers.
MOR1TMI @lERR0NM LLOYD.

MOR1TMl G[ERR0NN 10OWU.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE. -
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. BREMEN;
saale. ru. Dec e. a M Havel .Tu.. Feb = a m
Tray .Tu Jan II. a m. Lain Tu.. Feb - a. m
! ahn IT,, Jan % a. m. Trave .Tu Mch. !. a. ~
KAISER WI. DER CROSSE. 80. Tues. Jan: = p III
OELRICFS x 60. BOWLING GREEN
MEDl TEBRANEAMS SERVICE
.u.vsr-RG- AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE LLOYD.
Express steamers from NewYork
to Gibraltar. Naples and Genoa -. - =,
TIM. Dec Is 10 AN fWerra j an 10. AZ AZ
tKa.er W. II Dec. 90 10 AN 'F bismarck Jan Y ~ AZ
.Sormannia Jan T. 10 AN tKaser ". II Feb . 10 Az
Also steamers for Alexandria Egypt in JAM Feo' anu
March -. u..- ,,,.
Return tickets available for the steamers OF either Ine
from Naples. Genoa Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen Lon
don Southampton. Paris and Chertourg -.
Hamburg American North German idoyo
Line Oelrchs g. Co. Agents.
~ prosdwav n Y bowling Green. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

oe7n s. 2tf q H Ei58s9sys p
II silimsn, Te.erse 70 Abigail Pu.dy 1900
'', sa@. to : saR Rs'' o' i9' same map 800 i4co
S rSr Ra S' 1scre same to ja aD 1900
7eih-st' $ SG5 5 I, W Of 2d-sys. 24e11o22;
7O6-s St > 2so5 # W Of 2d-aye 25Iio22; sans
South 'S i lot g. map Arden property Matilda
Fraser % Joseph Ka5owski ...a..;..:..;..:o: 81"
David Ieventritt referee to Randolph W ,o.,
cram, Nos az ard s77i, 25x7o Benjamin g:
L Hanleld 81 al to peaTich F,n2k . -:
cCmmeSs qxs II, 9H 8 @aI 5' E3sr, G Ron
var,; Louisa { F. oiline to 4 P Fredline 100
'4 Ratfei R@sesseis ' to Hsyf%ah Hafri.
6tt-st. n AZ l>919o10, Joseph Butten- an
thu Sss' & Soa $ SH and ~ ta5si6o Never Sir.
Sam property 4s5xio0; Edward F Browning and
s,S E.is 10 sane 30 n Of $6,6st 24lxoo caro-
line Lsnes,.hmid, and another to Marie .,
s,h~sTs s. 80 It n or 8s,h st. 2ixloo Mari.
IAnssctmi 70 William II Leunig ! and exchange
sa samd R[0FS-'{ s M'n LFons ana we TO
SD; 5 :. sl3.e f. E 2, io;a-aye isexlo2.2
65,h-st 8 49, 4 q 4 Amsterdam ave 20xlOo5;
G 6 d, 2'S Sc u Of e 4' = T2nb a1
7sih- st. n 500 west ?5Nio2e: Aionzo Kght
ssh a. VIE To- r. f3'3 Il Ss.s i51 "
oo5; william Eee;cre to Alfred wndman.
b7thst n :. 100 It = q Madison-ave lsxloo3;
,,sh.t cor er I@no o SAT si1ox252 2. Nor
rs steinhard, and wife to George + Purring-
lcxington-ave " =. 34.s II q l06th-st, l0sx
80 Lydia " Kenny 20 Sussnan Renhardt....
lOoth-st s. 100 Il W Of Boulevard lNlXlW11;
William We,tCer and wife 4; George Moore
lc,th-st. = lCo u W Of Boulevard lVyElv II;
Incretia G Cloves and another TO William
14sd 81 $ : i75 u . OF shave, 25xo9.Il An
drew Nelson Charles Hesketh ...:.......... loc
iO :rreFaiaP. charlton crane to Charles
l4is,Dst n W corner shave lccxi9l1; Amrer-
dnm-avc ; c corner l4Sth-st 4H.llNlW, John
Il q Prien ard wife 20 Daniel Casey. q part.
Il. Mary Bowen Henry Evans and another
Same property: Mary wen. as exeoutriX and -.
Comfort-ave. n corner Je'ferson-ave. l"oNloo;
seton-ave. 9 s 325 :; E of Rania.l-ave looxloo;
Land Company c. o; Edenwsld. 20 Josiah
Briggs Observation-Disclosures.
seton-ave " s 325 n = o: Randall-ave, 1Soxlco.
same % Jonah \ Briggs. .............:::.::
Comfor,ave corner Jefferson ioox75:
Land COMPANY a. q FdNnwaG. 10 same. 49,.
l34th-st. No lOa West. 25Xs9.ll; William Ringe - I'M
ana wife TO Julius Mule ............. 26U>
Ienox-ave E. ass n OF le6th-st. 2Ixlo3;
Samuel W y Smith and wife to Maria { Lang
ie7tA-st.s 25i Z, e Of Fox-st. runs .1yio0:
Edward Mccain and another 10 Margaret {
Fox.st corner l67th-st 25xiOO. Anna Bahr
70 Emma short and another -. .........:.
Reiy-st s. 1908 Y n Of l65th-st exlpo; 18TH
~ SIS l3SS u V Of Hall Place 25Xl65: Steohlns-
ave corner Home st 3Sxlo2 Sx9ix52ll;
Emma Short and another TO Gustav + Muller
yackson-ave. e 5 I4s n n OF ltMh ST. bOAIt0
Jarnes Duane and wife 10 W E Buzby.'.'...'.'
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T. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, Wilmington. Del

y Dec 10 ls07.-Sealed proposals., will be received
here until II O'Clock January g. 1895 and then
openod Tor removal OF wreck Of schooner Del May in
chesapeake Bay For Information apply 70 WI. T..
SMITH L. 3 Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

4 DVERrIsEMENrs and suhscriptons 10 The Tribune
~ we'd their Uptown Oiice No l,2i2 Broadway,
"a door north Il 3ls until o'clock 2. advertise
ments received the following branch offices regular
until o'clock VIZ: 254 sh 4. e.
cor 23d ST. 152 Gthave. 18th ST.: Mays 0th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
NOTIcE-EstImates for building recreation

structures on piers foot Of West Both and Chris,
torher Streets North RiVe ard for building freight and
passenger shed on pier West 18TH street viii be
ceiyed by the Department Of Docks Pier 4. Battery
Place until II 30 a. December 23d. 1897. For
ti-ulars CITY Record.
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A DyERTISE MENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
RECEIVED al their Uptown Once No. LAP broadway
ri door north OF 3lsst. until o'clock p M; advertise
RECEIVED al the following branch Offices regular
oaice rates until o'clock viz. 25i sth-Gve..
cor 23d-s 1872 6th-ave cor. l2th-s Mays. eth-aye
Columbus-ave.. West 66thst.. loo
Vest 49d-st near 6th-ave. % East l4th-st 267 West
4od 7th and 6th 100 East 4th-st. 33s
ave between 10Th and nth SITS: l.026 3d-ave.
GIs-rt 7Os Ist-ave near seth $50 % ave. near
20 Blocker 32J Rleecker-st
zoos Cd ave 30 East 7eth-s l02i Sdaye 662 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

1898 CRUISES WEST INDIES.
A a Pretoria ? 80 tons. Madara. 1000 tona
80 days cruise. ~ dsys in the tropics
FOR T III W WINTER [B[BRNIWWNo
Fros, unkDown Malaria impossible
- HOJ RS ~ elegant steamships week{.
For further particulars ApIiy 70 4. F. 81 IhNBhpoE
Quebec Co. ~ BEuAlwaI- -
THos COOK son. 39i Broadway. n Y. 4 AHERS'
Secretary. Quebec CanHta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
STOCK MARKET IRREGULAR.
TRADERS BECOMING BEARISu
BOND MARKET LESS ACTIvE-MoNrv
AND EXCHANGE 81
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE DECEMBER 4.
DEALINGS N BONDS AND Rank Srocxs =

1000 L ) IS Cou....1l4h
5000 Tenn Set 3s.sml. 90h
10000 Albany & S Con
IS .......s20F.l2i%
5000 Am Spirits 6s.. "a
900 Am Tob Scrip .. IS
1000 do ......b3. IS
1000 Ann a LIST As. -
pl0pD A r&S II Gen A SgK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
WHITE STAR LINE.

y.
T-u,onic is noon T.uton'o Jan u noon
Britannia Dec. -. noon Britannia. IAN - noon
Dec - Majestic. Jan. . . =
Germanlc Jan noon G.rnan'c Yer :. nc q
No cor ron CARRIED ny PASSENGER STEAMERS
pier No - North River OHr-e Roadway. 7.
II MAITLAND KERsEY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship saillngs from Vancouver.
To JNPNN AND GM1MN.
v,,pprsc ~, INDIA ..........; an'y 3. Mch. -
EMPRESS or JAPAN..................Jhn 81 Aprll -
HONOLULU, FlJl AND AUSTRALIA.
MIOWERA Jan IL WARRlMOO. ....... Feb
% Cabin acc1mm ldations very iow rates -
For and freight rates Apply "1S brtaHND. rr
fret ht Wall 81. y. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

Lexington-ave " r. 34.3 Z, n u l06th-st. lG.sx
80 Ivdia " Kenny % Sussrran Relnhardt....
lOoth-st $ s. 100 Il Of Boulevard. lpTlp0l1.
William Wettecer and wife - George Moore.
lc,th-st. = 10 u Of Boulevard lVMlC u;
INcretia G Cloves and another 10 william
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
Citp Drouertn FOR Sale.

.-.ot-Nr-1NNrNNNNNNINNNNN ~ ~ ~ -
RFATTTFI-L BUILDING LOT. worth S2po ~ ue
~ soI3 .or ~ taken immndiate.j. near lNl''- -
and Jerome opposite University ~ New io'A Only
s-V' 'A'" J. ROMANO BROWN. 50 ". asd St
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-08
JOYS OF \ JAG.
Blue Bell.

Our friend Brann, OF Waco, Tex.
gives the following lucid descrip
ton of the Toys OF a Jag" and We
publish it for the benefit of those
who don't know how it is them
selves
Such is the title OF an article in
a contemporary magazine. 1t is
seldom l read magazines---it's too
much like eating baled hay or play
ing poker with confederate curren-
cy; but the headline caught my
fancy. and, bidding farewell to every
fear, l boldly waded in. AS the
article in question does not define
the word Jag" it may be well to
investigate the terminulogy Of the
boozers, alias devotees of Bacchus.
Noah Webster says jag is little
load, and the great photographer is
eminently correct. A load is all
the liquor man can carry from
the boozing ken to the middle Of
the railroad track; but he can
get clear home with an ordinary
jag, if he have 4 Good Samaritan
for a guide. When man is affiict
ed with Jag he vearns to blow
and usually succeeds in a !
manner that brings remorse next
He feels fervent de-
sire to get out into the street and
argue points of theology with the
Salvation Army. 1t requires great
self-denial and firm hold upon
himself to keep from yooping like
. Comanche Indian or Populist or
Itor. He gives strangers to under
stand that he's "a bigger man than
Dr.. Grant and Quincy combined,
md when he orders the barkeep to
etemupagain planks a fve-dollar
ill down on the bar as tho he had ;
corn crib full Of 'em a. home, He
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-08
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Kanaka, Oct, 9Th, 1897.


Everybody prosperous and hap
py in our little valley.
Joe Madelena has sold out Of the
cattle business, We have learned.
Geo. Eveleth is at work improv-
ing the road between Kanaka and
Hagerman,
Mr.. Alexander, of our new town,
Little Klondyke," has several fine
mining claims for sale.
Mr.. Briggs has received his new
cider mill and will now supply the
public with pure apple cider.
S. D. Briggs, who has been at
tending court this week, has re
turned and is now at work on his
mine.
George Ables and C. w. Arthur
are mining on the south side OF
Snake river and are taking out
good pay.
There was an agent here can.
vassing for a book entitled the
Klondyke Gold Fields. He met
with no success.
Farmer Briggs says the "pops"
have done the country no good, RS
it takes sixteen hired men to do !
one mans work,
B. T. Burgess, so we are told, |
our local j. p. on the ad-
OF bringing suit Tor dam
ages against a large polecat who
had taken possession Of his moving
machine. We have not heard the
result.
Blue Bell.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-08
FINAL PROOF
AND
ORIGINAL ENTRIES.

The Land Office Department having
ordered that the Clerk of the District
Court NAV take final proofs for settlers
on Government lands. and make orig
inal entries for them also,
A. S. Senter, clerk OF the court in and
for Lincoln county, Is now fully
equipped with all legal forms and land
Office blanks. and can save money to
settlers by attending to their Land
Office business in Shoshone.
A. 6. SENTER.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-08

ate to his belly--rational enjoy
ment becomes impossible. The
mind is paralyzed and all the lower
passions loosed without a lord.
How can the soul mount above the
stars when reason Is fed to british
beasts? 4 drunk. instead OF being
a pure delight, is, TO every man OF
culture, a thing OF horror. The
sage transformed into the drivelling
idiot, the strength OF manhood re-
duced to helpless infancy, the body
imbruted and the soul embittered.
the revolted stomach, the palsied
hand, the aching head, while men,
ory searches as best she may
through that night OF debauchery.
that living death. only to add
shame to sorrow and tip with aspic's
fangs and arrows OF remorse--these
be the golden clouds and rosy lands
the treasure house OF delight and
heaven of the un-
bridled drunk.-A little bromo-
soda, please.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-08

An exchange has the following
good story with a moral. One eve
ming last winter an old couple sat
before a wide old-fashioned ire
place in their humole home. A
cat and q dog Law sleeping before
the fire, the cats head resting on
the dogs body. It seemed 4 true
picture Of happy family. Pres
emily the old lady stopped knitting
and said: Jacob, just see the cat
and dog, so peaceful like. Why
can't we live SOP" Jacob knocked
the ashes from his pipe, leaned
back in his chair, gave a knowing
look and said yes, but you just tie
'em together and see EN- fight
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-08
Clothes 0onf
.fiahfe The .ii0n,
But They Help.

Every American Is a ruler in his own
right, and can help all OF them wh0
are within reach OF this store 20 dress
like kings al q very moderate outlay
Ny clothing is bought from reliable
manufacturers. It wears well, IT'S
right, looks stylish and gives general
satisfaction. II this were not 50 I
would not have the large clothing
trade which enjoy. Call At my store
and examine some OF the new suits
and prices. G. b. KEEFER.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-08

Celebrated for its great leavening
strength and healthfulness. As
sures the food against alum and all
forms Of adulteration common 10
the cheap brands.
Royal Baking Powder Co., New
York.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-08

HnAiL IL GllucA SLDOQ tlGJ ne : LuE
people. He wears his beaver up
hunts trouble and gives an imita-
ton OF a man who imagines he's
having good time, out isn't. As
he continues TO put an enemy in
his mouth to steal away his brains,
= the jag develops into the load some
times called the stone-blind drunk.
His eyes grow CLASSY, his tongue
becomes thick, his legs tangle, and
acute nausea reminds him that
there are times when even great
men like to be alone. There's the
jag potential, the jag positive and
the iiggetty jag before the victim
manifests disposition to lie down
with load, but the foregoing de-
fnition is accurate enough for our
present purpose. The article in
question declares that the Jaeger
invariably replies to chiding by ex-
claiming, Just think what a good
time I've hadr---that he floats
airily on golden clouds to rosy
lands OF bliss and pleasure and
| Joy
III wager a rcd wagon that the
writer OF the foregoing is woman.
No man could have written that
way ,at least no true blue Bour
bon Democrat. 1t is evidently the
view OF theorist-- OF one who new
er went rolling home in the morn
ing boys. and occupying two side
walks spontaneously. It reads
like description OF St. Patrick's
Day parade by man who was born
blind. 1t is more like a case OF
camp-meeting Jerks than a genu-
inc jag. It may be a hasheesh |
vision or pipe-dream, but never a
drunk at least not the average
inebciation. The San Antonio
aesthete who became intoxicated on
the odor of sweet violets may have
felt that way, but no 'bloke who
hits de booze True, the legitimate
jag doesn't affect al men alike: but
it carries none to the Mohammedan
heaven where dark eyed houris
dwell and the new woman is IN
known. If it did, Cranfll would
have never reformed. Not even
his inordinate lust for lucro could
have dragged him from that Eden
where there's neither famting
swords nor forbidden fruits. The
whole he world would hasten to
)reak thro' the barrel house into
hat celestial bower OF bliss, where
happiness can never pail, because =
IS all in the head
But ice cold schooner, seductive !
octail nor even champagne punch ,
/ , g. m, furnish forth celestial :.
gathers on which man can float
irily on golden clouds to rosy {
ands OF bliss Like Darius Green's
wing machine, they only elevate =.
i'm enough to let him down hard. n
instead Of opening for him the =
houses ofdelight,' they too
ten spring beneath his feet the
ark yortices OF the damned j
g is simply temporary paranoia, d
sriod of lunacy, during which
an strives successfully to make q
e-bald arse OF himself --and the
ore sense he has sober the bigger
imphool be is drunk. \ little
'od wine mellows the heart.warms
e blood and sharpens the wit;
1t the charm OF music. the beauty cet
woman or the majesty Of the sea Ci
IS a similar effect on the sensitive
ul. When a man accum1lates a cnt
3 whaA his brains are subordin- pli
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-08

W. H. Baugh viii meet any sud n.
cut rate prices on stationery, school sup--
plies, fancy and toilet articles.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-08

Fresh salmon and fresh oysters re-
ceived every Friday afternoon at The
City Meat Markes.