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The herald., 1898-07-24
FOR SALE
Houses
FOR SALE-GENUINE SNAPS

FOR SALE-GENUINE SNAPS
Oh Instalments-
$140O-5 large room cottage, large porch
es. hall. bath. patent closet, marble wash
stand, mantelpiece, china closet, cement
walk; nicely decorated: built for home,
large lot, fenced; close in, good location;
half block from electric line; bargain al
5000; small cash payment, balance $l5
monthly; straight, any amount or all can
be paid at any time See and be con-
WINGED; must sell.
$105O-4-room modern cottage, near Ar
cade depot.
s270O--6-room 2-story house, modern,
we'll built; close to Ninth and Figueroa.
Also houses from $500 to $4,000 in all
parts of the city. See them.
Money to loan in any amount; from
to per cent on real estate; honest rates
on personal notes or security.
JOHN l.. PAVKOVICH,
"a 220 w. First ST.
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FOR SALE-LAND IN PARCELS TO
suit at Colegrove, n near suburb of Los
Angeles. on Santa Monica electric road.
COLE e COLE, Attorneys, 1872 N. Main
ST., Los Angeles. tt
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CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES

THE FIRST SPIRITUAL SOCIETY OF
Universal Brotherhood meets p. m. in
Memorial hall. in Odd Fellows block,
22O1s s. Main ST.; Mrs. Mary c. Lyman,
pastor; subject, 1.-THE Evolution of Re-
ligious Ideas; Mrs. E. z. Barnett, resi-
dence 526 Maple ave-; this highly esteemed
medium will give tests and spirit mes
sages. Prof. Barnett and Miss Zoe will
render some Of their select vocal music.
We counsel kindness, gentleness, wisdom.
but no compromise with any wrong and
injustice to any single soul. "a
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MAGNETIC HEALING-EIGHT YEARS
successful healing in Los Angeles; dis
eases diagnosed and located; no Ques-
lions asked; a brief history of ancient
and modern healing by the ''laying on Of
hands" mailed to any address. ESTHER
DYE, corner Sixth and Spring, over drug
store. Su-f
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WANTED-FEW MORE ACTIVE MEN
and women agents. no delivery or collec-
ton; we pay cash for orders. Apply TO
HENRY STEINER, with r. ]. BELFORD,
Herald office, city, s to 10 a. m. "a
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Situations-Male

WANTED-POSITION BY UP-TO-DATE
dry goods salesman; also understands
handling general merchandise; no objec-
Herald. "A
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Business Property

FOR SALE-AN LD-ESTABLISHED
business; will take good city property or
small orchard as part payment. Address
S., box I, Herald. %
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FOR sALE-5ooo WASHINGTON NAVEL
orange trees, and years old, raised in
frostless belt; warranted true to name;
best trees in market: also several 10-acre
orange and olive orchards and improved
land In frostless belt, 5000 per acre; now
is the time to examine premises; natural
sanitarium: no asthma. ELI DOAN.
]. l.. MURRELL. La Canada. Cal. su-tf
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FOR ExCHANGE-A PASADENA G.
room cottage. large grounds, beautiful
place; now rented to good tenant will
exchange for city residence of 10 rooms,
southwest, and assume small amount If
property Is acceptable. F. H. PEPPER &
CO., 1902 s. Broadway. "a
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN WITH THOR
ough experience wants position as book
keeper. Address NJ, box rs, Herald. q
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WANTED
Agents

WANTED-LADY AGENTS IN EVERY
town and resort to sell an article of great
merit to married and single ladies'; never
without It after one trial. so per cent COM
mission. Address p. o. box 573, Los An
geles. "a
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FOR ExCHANGE-DOUBL HOUSE. IA
rooms, sewer. two stables, two lots, on
8O-foot street; close in: $1,000; mortgage,
$1,000; for clear California or eastern, r.
vERCEI. room 50, Temple block. q
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FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

FOR ExcHANGE-A BUSINESS HOUSE,
proposition on Temple St; store room and
living rooms below and rooms second
story: will exchange for ranch property;
moist land preferred; and assume; or for
cottage in Boyle Heights or East Los
Angeles and assume. f. II. PIEPER &
CO., 1902 s. Broadway. "a
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WANTED-TO TAKE FULL CHARGE
OF dining room or manage for college
hall dining room; no objection to going
into the country. Address p. Box A.
Herald. "a
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WANTED-A GOOD YOUNG GIRL TO
assist in Homework for home and reason
able wages. Address NJ, box &c. Herald. "a
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WANTED-sITUATIO TO CARE FOR
widower's family; am good housekeeper
and very fond Of children: educated and
refined. Address f., box Il, Herald. Is
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WANTED--A LADY AGENT: so PER
cent commission must understand house
toulouse canvass. Address T., box 81,
Herald. %
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RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN. HANDY,
obliging (studying during leisure) would
do chores or light work for comfortable
home on country ranch; near mountains
preferred. Address KINGSTON, Pomo-
ma, Cal. "a
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WANTED-POSITION BY A WORTHY
woman as housekeeper for widower with
family; fond of children; stranger in
California. Address g., box IS, Herald. 26
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GET THE PENNSYLVANIA EXPRESS
company to move you, or take you to the
beaches or out camping; terms reason
able. GEO. II. BENJAMIN & SONS,
residence 103 Newell St. stand, W. Fourth
ST., near Hill. Tel. 1875 Black; phone and
postal money refunded. "a
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To Rent

WANTED-TO RENT A COTTAGE
within four or five blocks of First and
Spring sts.; west side; will pay $40 per
month. Address T., box Al, Herald. %
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SITUATION-BY A FIRST-CLASS COOK;
best of references. 239 S. Hill st. "a
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,WANTED-TO RENT OR LEASE A
small ranch, with fruit; good house, wa
ter, and near car line Address r., box
IS, Herald. %
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Money

WANTED-TO BORROW $4,000 ON I'M
proved ranch of $50 acres; the buildings
cost $4,000; property worth $4,000. p. l..
SHIDEI.ER, room is, 2O6is s. Broad
way. "a
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FOR SALE-6 MINES, DEVELOPED
and undeveloped, in Randsburg district;
for sale cheap for cash, or will exchange
same for Los Angeles, Pasadena or Santa
Monica property; sickness cause for dis
posing For more particulars apply by
letter or see owner from a. m to 1 p. m.
Address $50 Patton ST., Sc. corner of
Temple ST., city. 24-29
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CHURCH OF THE UNITY. CORNER
Third and Hill streets; Sunday school at
$3.50 a. M: the pastor, Rev. c. w.
Wendte, will preach his farewell sermon
at IL a. M; subject, Loyalty" No even
ing service. "a
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLE FLAT, LOW
er floor; electric light balcony, etc.; rent
cheap. Address R., box 80, Herald. %
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WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
Waterman, the care of a place during
owners absence. Address S., box IL, Her
aid. Is
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wANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, RES
taurant or kitchen work. Address r..
Box 7, Herald. "a
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PHILOSOPHICAL HEADQUARTERS,
220l1 S. Main st., p. m. Hell and Heav-
en-What, When and Where" "a
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Y. NJ. c. A.-REV. JOHN JONES, PAS
tor of Central Presbyterian church, will
address the mems meeting at p. m. "a
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THE NEW CHURCH (SWEDENBORG-
ian), Temperance Temple, Broadway and
Temple St. II a. m, Death the Gate of
Life "a
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GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE PLACE
as housekeeper for gentleman. Room l.
23S E. First st. rs
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HIGH MASON WIDOW, STRANGER IN
city, who has met with reverses, would
like to meet brother Mason of influence
and means, who will assist her in getting
employment: references. Address M, box
81, Herald. "a
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WANTED-AN ADVERTISING SOL1C-
itor. lady or gentleman; must be compe-
tent and worker Address T., box Al,
Herald. "a
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WANTED-PERSON FOR TRAVELLING
posiuon; salary and expenses paid. Adj
dress S., box u, Herald. Is
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FIFTY GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE NICE
ly furnished rooms at extremely low
summer rates; baths free; at Hotel Glen
more, 131 8. Broadway. "a
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED BOOK
keeper than can operate typewriter. Adj
dress r.. box So. Herald. rs
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WANTED
Male Help

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO UN-
derstands the meat business fair wages.
Address r., box "a, Herald. Is
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HOUSE AND BARN, WITH OR WITH
out small orchard to let, in exchange for
house painting. one block from car line.
Address s., box 4, Herald %
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YMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
church. Twenty-first ST.: University cleo
trio line; Rev. Joseph Wild ID, pastor
Sunday morning subject. 1.-THE State of
Children After Death' evening. How to
Sing" "a
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HOME OF TRUTH, NO. 1915 FIGUEROA
St; divine service at II a. m. and 7;45 p.
m. Annie Rx Militz, speaker. All are
welcome 1O-17-24-31
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WANTED-AT ONCE NEAT, WILLING
girl for cook and assist in homework;
German preferred. Address T., box 10,
Herald 2o
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A LADY OF ABILITY, WITH BEST OF
references, desires engagement during
summer months to travel in the interests
of some honorable business. Address R.,
box At, Herald. Is
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WANTED-A VIEW PHOTOGRAPHER:
one having SKIS box preferred. Simmons
Photo" Redondo Beach. "a
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WANTED-A POSITION OF TRUST BY
a stenographer; graduate. Address r.,
box A. Herald. %
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Miscellaneous

WANTED-AN ASSAYER'S COMPLETE
outfit. Address r., box So, Herald. "a
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WANTED--A SITUATION AS GROCERY
clerk; strong and willing to work; ref
erences. Address r, box q, Herald. rs
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WANTED - PERFECTLY RELIABLE
German woman seeks office cleaning; rec
ommendationns Address r., Box 10.
Herald. "a
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WANTED-EMPLOY AS JAM
itor, Waterman or elevator man. Ad-
dress r., box As, Herald. %
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WANTED-POSITION BY A MIDDLE
aged American woman as working house
keeper; no objection to the country. Adj
dress T.. box 81, Herald. "a
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YOUNG MAN OF RELIABLE HABITS
and accustomed to orchard work can find
good home, steady work, small wages.
Address S., box 10, Herald. 25
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WANTED-BY A COMPETENT WOMAN
situation as frst-class order or dinner
cook in hotel or restaurant. Address r.,
box IS, Herald %
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Live Stock
Partners

WANTED-A GOOD BAKER, AS PART
ner must have small capital. 632 Steph-
enson ave-, near Third st. "a
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WANTED-POSITION BY BOOKKEEP-
er, stenographer and typewriter; familiar
with office work. or will go into office OF
wholesale house; references. Address s.,
box "A, Herald. Is
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WANTED ~ TO PURCHASE MORT
cages; money to loan; moderate interest.
CHAS. LANTZ, Lawyer, room 40S Bull
lard block. "a
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WANTED-BARBERS ONE FOR SAT-
urday, one steady job; must be quick Ad-
dress r., box 65, Herald. Is
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF IN
telligence and refinement, a position in
clerical capacity or office work. Address
r., box 46, Herald. %
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS LADY'S
maid; competent; references. Address
T., box IS, Herald. "a
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FOR SALE-FOR $3.50 A MONTH AND
a small cash payment I will build you a
new 4-room cottage, plastered and paint
ed to suit, in my Third Addition. Eighth
and Mateo SITS. Why pay rent, when you
can own your own home? c. A. SMITH,
213 w. First st. tt
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TO PURCHASE-A PHAETON AND A
gentle horse, suitable for lady to drive
Address T., box 60, Herald. "a
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WANTED-Soo MEN TO HAVE THEIR
shoes s6led. sc. M'LESKEY's. cheapest
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WANTED-WORK BY WOMAN IN HO-
tel; would not object to going to the cour-
try; trustworthy and reliable. Address
r., box Al, Herald. IS
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TO Purchase

WANTED-TO PURCHASE ONE-HALF'
interest in a good paying dairy business:
give full particulars at once. Address p.
Box so, Herald. "a
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WANTED
Situations-Female

WANTED-A POSITION AS A STENO-
grapher and office work by lady qualified
in every respect; best of references. Ad-
dress s., box Al, Herald. &c
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WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, PLACE
to work on ranch; man good all-round
farmer, wife a good cook and manager.
Address S.. box %, Herald. 20
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
boy in an Office; would like 1t soon. Ad-
dress r., box 40, Herald. Is
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WANTED BY STEADY, So
Der and willing young man with reliable
firm, that would value services OF good
man Address s., box 80. Herald. "a
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WANTED
Situations Male

WANTED-A POSITION AS CABINET
maker; can work on bar fixtures. billiard
tables and all kinds of wood working;
references. Address S., box IT. Herald. "A
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE A NO. 2
Smith Premier typewriter cheap and in
good order. Address r., Box rs, Herald. "a
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WANTED-A NEAT AND RELIABLE
woman to take washing home and mend
Address S., box 49, Herald. N
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WANTED-A FEW GOOD LADY SOLIC-
itors for staple article; salary or commits
sion. Address r., box 40. Herald. 25
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Situations-Femals

WANTED-POSITION IN MILLINERY
store by young lady from the east long
experience, good trimmer. also saleslady;
willing to make herself generally useful.
Address r., box 45, Herald. Is
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WANTED-SITUATIO TO WORK ON A
ranch; have small family: would work
on shares; honest. sober and Industrious
Address s., box a. Herald. 20
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Live Stock

FOR SALE-GOAT FRESH WITH KID
1112 Pasadena ave-, East Los Angeles;
take Pasadena electric ear. "a
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FOR SALE-GOOD FAMILY HORSE.
harness and buggy, cheap. E. l.. THREL-
KELD, 1903 s. Broadway. "a
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NTED-SITUATION BY A YOUNG
man as driver for grocery wagon. Ad-
dress r., box 80. Herald. Is
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FOR SALE--S2500; ONE-HALF CASH;
balance long time; slx-room cottage
modern, pleasantly located, with vacant
lot included. Address R., Box 29. Herald "a
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-04-15

through blo Saturday on bic way
70 the md ropolis, Lee reports good
grass and3tock in excellent condi
tion on TIE river.
The siisine school has been rel.
organized with Prof. Colvin at the
helm.
VIM. Scott gave the last dance Of
the season Friday night, the house
was packed to its utmost capacity.
We would suggest to our road
supervisor to either stop the wind
mill or put in culvert where the
water runs across the road
Frank Horning is agitating the
question of combining several of
our districts and haying a graded
school at Tolo. The idea is com
mendable one, and meets with our
enthusiastic approval.
The members of the militia are
ready to respond to their country's
call. Ii is refreshing to see the boys
so animated with the spirit of pat
riotism.
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Keuteryille.

Freighters are having a tough
time these days.
George Morrow, of Morrow was
a visitor today.
&. S. Bates of Cottonwood, was a
visitor Sunday.
B. W. Tefft, of Westlake, was
visitor one night last week.
The ground is as soft as it never
was before, for that reason the Tefft
feed mill did not run to day
Yesterday, Easter Sunday, was
tie termination of Lent, it was OBJ
served with appropriate services
her5.
Commissioner H endrichs went to
Mt. Idaho this NOR ming to attend
courts
H. w. Tefft has gone down on
the Prairie to help Bates repair
fence.
Keuterville, April II, 1898,
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ORDER PosTpoNGNe COURT


Whereas, on the Ord day of January.
1898, an order was made by me, the
Judge of said court, us by law provided,
fixing the time and place OF holding the
terms of said court in said counties o,
said judicial district for the year 1898;
and
Whereas; by the urgent request OF
various citizens and taxpayers of Idaho
county, the judge of said court fixed
the time for holding the first term OF
said court for the year 1898 beginning
ON Monday, the 18th day Of April, 1898,
for the purpose OF submitting to the
voters of Idaho county the question OF
the removal of its county seat; and
Whereas, the purpose of said citizens
to submit said question to. the voters
of said county has been abandoned aud
the occasion for calling the sail term OF
said court at an early time in said year
when the roads and water prevent Il
convenient and. comfortable ATTENDANCE
attendance on the terms OF said court I;
and
Whereas, the terms for holding Of
tie, other co1rts in the seSobd judicial
district! as Well as che terms 81 the ieds
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-04-15
Westlake.

Spring has come and the roads
are beginning to dry up.
Frank B-iker OF the reservation
was in town Monday and says be
is ready to begin seeding.
E. Miller wasin Wednesday from
his ranch north of Mason Butte.
The farmers in this vicinity are
sharpening their plows preparing
for spring work.
Mr.. Cox of Grangeville passed
through town Monday on his way
above.
A letter received from John.
Quigg who is now within the Arc
tic circle, he says the excitement
and rush to the Klonkyke is the
wildes. and toughest | have ever
seen, / am taking in 1900 pounds
of provisions Johnston has the same
it is hard proposition to mount.
the Chilcutt pass with the amount
we have, will have it all over eight
days How is that for Westlake
farmers? where one man makes it
a hundred fail. and they are selling
outfits and turning back every day,
| pack hundred pounds over the
summit every trip, it is hard work,
but is honest.
There is string of men from
i;yea to Lake Bennett about four
deep in places. 1t is the greatest
struggling mass of humanity | have
ever seen, the tramway that was SO
much talked of in the papers is not
started and will not if it ever starts,
the government expedition is at
d, ca yet and has not made move
toward Dawson City. We expect to
reach there June 18th. the life of a
steerage passenger on board of
Pacific coast steamship is to bad to
repeat The letter was dated March
9th postmarked March Goth and
was received here April 9th.
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- tlIf4oEh all th0se weary
months she showed the utmost pa
tience, and she did not give up hope
until after she came home. and
when hope left her, her courage and
A few days before the end, she
said to her mother: i have not
had a wish that you all haye not
granted sou have all Of you done
everything possible for me- She
made no requests, trusting every
thing to her husband and family.
And she refrained from talking to
the coming change to any of them,
because she wished to spare them
every possible pang. The last day
she spent with them they all felt
she was saying good bye. In the
morning she asked TO be raised up
that she might look through the
window into the yard, and also see
little tree she had planted; and
she had them carry her from her
room over the house, her gaze lin
gering long on every familiar scene
Every time she caught a glance
from any of her family that day,
she returned it with smile-a smile
unlike any that had ever been seen
upon her face before, a smile ofsuch
ineffable sweetness that it seemed
the dayning of the coming glory.
And whenever her husband bent
over her, she caught his hand as
though she never would let it go.
After just two weeks spent at home
rs the eleventh of February was
borl., her life went out. February
IL, at eleven o'clock in the morning
her girlhood friends overflled the
Presbyterian Chapel at Lewistown
to say goodbye to her, the pastor
The Reverend Mr.. Williams acting
as their Spokesman. They sang the
songs she loved and Mr. Williams
preached from Isaih XII: "The
voice said cry, and said what shall
| cry? All flesh is grass, and all
goodness thereof is as the flowers
of the field; the grass withereth, the
flower fadeth, because the spirit of
the Lord hloweth upon it; surely
the people is grass. The grass with.
reth, the flower fadeth, but the
her loving trust in those dearest to
her, we're most shown.
word of God shall stand forever
With breaking hearts they laid
her away among The flowers and
dew. Let all her friends be glad
that life gave to her all of it's sweet
ness, and that like flower, she
vas taken before she could dream
hat it held bitterness.
"Thou, Jessie, canst alter no more
smile or glance;
The last change is done with.
AS a moon that is sunken, sunset
hats o,er,
So thy face keeps the sem plance OF the
asst look of love, the last grace that it
wore;
In our mourning rememqrance."
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-04-15

efai court ana the sup. tpout Akc
five northern counties Of idaho WIN Com
fict with the appointing OF the term OF
Idaho county court earlier than the
month of June, 1898;
Now, therefore, in consideration OF
the premises, and.of the public eonyen-
fence and the convenient transaction OF
the public business, it lie hereby
Ordered, adjudged7 and decreed that
the said term Of court heretofore order
ed to be held for the county of Idaho in
the state of Idaho, at the court house in
Mt. Idaho, on the 18th day of April,
1898, be. and the same hereby is, adj
journed to be held on Monday, the 9th
day of June, 1898, at the court house in
Mt. Idaho, county of Idaho, state of
Idaho.
And it is ordered that the sheriff or
clerk at noon on the said 18th day of
April, 1898, make proclamation of the
adjournment of said court until the
9th day of June, 1898, at the hour of
10 O'Clock a. m. of said last named day.
Done at Chamb ers, in the city of Lew
iston, county of Nez Perce, state of
Idaho, on this, 18th day of March, A. D.
1898. w, G. PIPER.
Judge of the district court of the sec
ond judicial district of the state of
Idaho.
STATE OF IDAHO,
COUNTY OF IDAHo.5
|. A. w. Talkington, clerk of the dis
trict court of the second judicial district
OF the state of Idaho, in and for the
county of Idaho, hereby certify that the
foregoing is full, true and correct copy
OF the original order postponing court
now on file in my office
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
sat my hand and affixed the seal of said
court, at my Office in Mt. Idaho, Idaho,
this Goth day of March, 1893.
srn A. w. TALKINGToN,
Clerk
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Notice Homestead Proof.

Lyman 7. Cornish, H. f; No. 3465.
Land Office at Lewiston Idaho
April II, 1928
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing4named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support
of bis claim, and that said proof will be
made before U. S. Land Office at Lewis
ton idaho, on May 81, l898,viz:
LYMAN t. CORNISH.
of Westlake Idaho, fer the So NW4 &
W. SW]4 See. Up. 81 N. r. 2W. r.. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF, said land, viz:
Clarence Denhan, Edward Denham.
Philip Wyman, Charles Mitchell, all of
Westiake' Idaho Co. Idaho.
3. r. MoRRIs Register.
IN THE DISTRICE COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF IDA
HO IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY
OF IDAHO.
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Lawyers Kanyon killings.

Weather fine aud snow going off
fast, the bottom has fallen out of
the roads IN some places.
H. G.. Chase IS still on the mend.
The squirrels have come out to
see about spring.
The Lawyers Canyon mill will
start up i b abut week or ten days
if the nice weather holds out.
1t is rumored that Fred Wright
will handle the edger for his brother
Frank. during the Spring run. Fl ed
is all right there.
We are glad to see @, F. Downs
getting better.