Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume], August 21, 1885, Image 1

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IDAHO CITY. FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1885
mi-Weekly World.
Published
ucsday m d> Friday»
—by—
MAN and CHAS. E. JONES
HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
kice Cor. Main am. CommerciaeSts.
(Brick Building)
Hüten of ünbitrlpUoni
Year.........£6 50 I Three VcntUa.. .9 1 75
Month*...... 3 5»' I Single Cojnes..... ju
By Carrier. $2 00 per quarter.
IlRles ol Adver.isinns
.quare ten lines o. lees, one Insertion. $ 3 00
> ■' each subsequent Inseition, 1 10
eighth of a column, per quarter....... 13 00
fourth " •* " " 20 (S'
1 ini " • *' " " 25 00
ba-f " •• •• *■ ........ 30 00
celt mu, per quarter............. 50 10
ness cuula. 10 lines or leas, three months, 7 00
ES OF SUBSCRIPTION TO WEEKLY WORLD
year in'Pern tory .............................$1 oo
months ............... .............. 2 On
mm out tue Territory................. 3 25
lEh'S SPEECH TO 1'HK JURY.
I'rays in Court anti .Hove» the .1 li
rons to Tears.
id's trial closed at Reginia on
■ 31. The jury found him guilty,
he has since been condemned to
th. His counsel plead insanity.
I spurned the insanity dodge from
inning to end. He spoke two
rs on his own behalf. Before
aking, he turned his eyes upward
prayed fervently for a few min
. He said:
Tour honors, gentlemen of the
it would be easy for me to-day
lay insanity, because of natural
iteinent caused by my trial. The
itemed would cause a nature like
ie to be far from calm, but I hope,
the help of God, to retain my
liness. The jurors will see by the
ers that I am inclined to be relig
, but I trust that my religious ac
s will not be thought insane,
urnuig his eyes heavenward again
crossing his hands, he continued:
! my God! Help me through the
ce and divine influence of Jesus
ist. Oh! my God! Bless me, bless
honorable court, bless the honor
e jury, bless my good lawyers, who
e 00 > n e 700 leagues to try and save
life. Bless the lawyers of the
t, because they have done I am
what they thought their duty,
they have shown a fairness which
not expect. Oh! my God! Bless
those who are around me, and,
u gh the grace of Jesus Christ, our
>or, change the curiosity of these
pie who are around me into calm
rest. Amen."
d
I he Loon's Weird Cry.
unrig a recent camping excursion
tlie east shore of Flathead lake,
8 a writer in the Montana Inter
untain, I had an opportunity of
rung the habits of that strange
die loon, and of listening to its
uliar, tremulous cry, while very
j Sometimes less than a hun
- feet away. With a buoyant
U) g the creature would rise from
depths of the lake, throwing near
* S "hole body above the surface;
°uhl settle back, shake its head
compose itself; then deliberately
dh its neck, lift its beak upward
seemingly with an effort clear its
at > then give utterance to its start
thrilling, cry. No answer comes
along the lonely shore. It is no
a distant mate, no commuiti
ÏÏV ° an .v creature of its kind. It
on,« of a woman, and entirely
human in its exquisite modulation,
and Beems the expression of a thought
or sentiment with which the creature
is burdened and which demands fre
quent expression, especially during
all the lonely watches of the night.
Most people are familiar with the cry
of the loon, yet few hear it under cir
cumstances favorable for appreciat
ing its intense, powerful expression.
Another cry so fraught with pain and
remorse, terror and despair is not
heard in the wide world, not even in
a madhouse. To the near listener it
is blood-curdling and painful in its
clear significance. It is sometimes
supernatural as it goes out over the
silent waters. It is the wail of a lost
spirit. There is in it no thought of
expiation, no sign of hope; only black,
ray less despair.
Australia, with but a little more
than 3,000,000 inhabitants, possesses
over 76,000,000 sheep, with an annu
al wool product of as many dollars.
£ori*tij ^lotiras,
Banner Lodge No. lO. A. 0.17. W.
Idaho City.
We hold our regular meeting on Tues
day evening of each week, at »he I. O. O.F.
Hall. All brothers are invited to meet
with us \\ hen convenient.
By order of the M. W.
Ciias. Marcus, Recorder.
Idaho Encam ment No 6, 1. C. R 0 .
holde iu reculai meeting* in Temperance
flail tlie fl-st and third Saturdi v even
ing« in each month. Ail champions in
good standing are invited to attend. -ly
order of the E. C. C. E.Jones, R. S.
Jan 2~'77—tf.
•JE&j FX0EL I0R LODGE NO 4.1. 0. 0.F-,
•vfejr* holds i 8 regular meetings in Odd Fel
lows - Hall in Cen et ailie. o.t the first and third Sat
urday evenings it- each month All rotlicrs In
good s anding arc invited to attend.
B\ order of the N. O.
C. C. IIavibd. It. 8.
March 11, fcl-tf.
(Sards.
C. S. KINGSLEY,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Will
ntt.-nil to business in Boise couuty.
Aug. 21, '77—tf. 1
W- J. Rothwell. M. D
I PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, kC.. graduate of Jeder
sou Medical Cot ege, Philadelphia. Office on
upper end ot Granito street, Placorville. Boise Co
l. T. [dec— i.
IT. ZI 1 *T\ M. D.,
P HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE one
door above M s. Marcus' store, aud opposite
the Would office. Main street.
JAS. II. HAWLEY,
NORMAN M. RUICK.
Hawley & Ruick,
ATTORNEYS AT I.A W
HAILEY, IDAHO.
Will practice in all the Courts of the Ter
ritory. : April 29, 1884.—tf.
Herbert W. Dunton
Atto ney and Counsellor at Law.
District Attorney for Uoise ('«.
Legal business not interfering with Boise
County promptly attended to. Collections
a specialty. Office in the Court House.
Idaho City, Idaho.
J. A. Richardson,
Ü. S. Minsral Snrveyor.
* ' ' KG M QliK A SPECIALTY.
Adress, Boise City, Idaho,
BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
A. P. Jones has rented Cav. 's blacksmith
shop, at the corner of Main and Com
mercial streets, and is prepared
to do all kinds of blacksmith,
ing on short notice.
Horse-Shoeing
Small shoes per span......
Large " •* " ......
. .$5.00
... | 6.00
B3f*All work warranted to give satis
faction or money refunded.
A. P. JONES.
Idaho City, July H, 1885 tf.
ED RU OFxICIAL DIRECTORY.
Idaho Territory,
Governor...........
Sfl.'M .............
Attorney-G*-iier»l...,
jurve. w-cienera!
Chie u-tice. 3
Asso ines, let Dial.,...'
2d « ...
C'f-rt Supreme Court. .
tt. s mstret Attorney,
U. S. Marshall............
Sup't U. S. \saay Office
He* inter L:.mt Office,
Receiver,...... .. ...
TERRITORIAL DIRECT, '(Y:
Delegate to Congress,...
Controller......................
Treasurer.....................
.........John Haile .
......... S. W. Moody
........Jos. Perrault.
BOISE COUNTY DIRECTORY:
Sheriff, . .........................John Gorman,
treasurer..............................John Garrecht.
Auditor and Recorder..............Tim t'arrolt
District ttorney.............Herbert W Dnnton'
Prohate Judge,.......................Thos 8. Hart
Assessr and Tax Col.ector.......... Beu. T. Davis.
School Superintendent........... Wm . 1 . Both well!
County Commissioners, O. A Duquette, G. F
S une and . A. Clarkaou.
OLD TYPE! OLD TYPE!
FOB.
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DOWNS' "Homml CORSET
[1M PROVED]
Is the only perfect tittiug, truly comfortable and
health-preserving Corset made. Has an Elastic
Section above u nd below a Corded Centerpiece. En
tirely different from any other. Every Ccrset is
Stamped mid absolutely Guaranteed in every par
ticular. Be sure to get th« Downs' Patent Mail,
nfactured only by the Gaoe-Downs CoukktCo. Chi
cago, and for sale by first-class dry-goods Stores
everywhere Price Sit 60.
July 3, 1885—12»,
.........E. J. Ctirti,
....... ». B. P. Pride
..^in P Cftauctler
..........
....John T. Morgan
.........Norman Buck
......Case Broderick
....A. L. Richardson
......... Jas. H. Hawley.
■........... F. T. Bubo se
.......... Hi ad den
........ Haren Pefly.
• -■•H. C. Branstetter.
We have on hand at thi« Office
a Jarge quantity of Old Type for
sale, It is good in ail cases where
Babbit metal is used, and in s me
cases better.
Treasurer's Notice.
The following warrants wil. be paid out
of tlie County General Fund on presen
tation at my office:
No. 7 in favor of John Gorman $245 00
" 23 " ' \V J. Rothwell 75 00
" 19 " A. Orchard 429 20
" 4 " " W. A. Couglianour 128 00
" 50 " " C. S Kingsley 155 50
" 338 " " P. Connaughton 7 20
" 32 " " J. J. Marsk 18 15
" 16 " " C. C. Havird 8 00
Also the following Hospital warrants:
No. 347 in favor of A. Orchard $218 76
" 350 " " F. Cooper 175 00
" 110 " ' A. Orchard 94 37
Also tlie following Road Warrants:
No. 188 in favor of Chas. Magee $100 00
" 178 " " " Marsli & Ireton 77 50
" 355 " " " Geo. Tucker 220 00
" 360 " " " Lick Bros. 100 00
JOHN GARRECHT, Co. Treas.
15y Isidor Smith, Deputy.
Idaho City, L T., Ang. 7, 1885.
■ M Claims a specialty. War
I It M llfiauts, and ADDITION
Lff |f |JgAL HOMESTEAD
CivKI lFlCAiES and all kinds of LAND
SCRIP bought und sold. SUSPENSION
ENTRIES, LAND PATENT and PEN
SION cases attended to. Correspondence
solicited.
A. A. Thom am. Attorney at Law. Room
£5 St, Cloud HI'I'k. Washington. I». C
NEW GOODS.
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED
From San Francisco and the East, a full
line of
DRY-GOODS,
Fancy Goods,
Ladies' Underwear»
T oil et Goods,
Rushings, Embroideries, Etc
A full line of
Bïctimrliam & Hechts Boots aid
SECOX 2 S,
For men women and children.
ARCTIC OVERSHOES,
Overalls of all kinds; Hats, and a fui 1
line of Holiday Goods.
MUS. C MARCUS
October 11, 1881.
JNO. M. LAMB& Co.
—MANUFACTURERS OF—
ffiarlle TomMoiies, Monuments,
MANTLES, HEARTHS, CLOCK
SHELVES, TAB-E TOPS AND
—Agents for—
Iron and wire Fences
dPFactory opposite Central Hotel,
Boise City, Idaho.
James Dymolte
Superintendent and manager.
October 16, 1883.—ly.
The Buyers' Guide is issued March
and Sept., each year: 224 pages, 81x11}
inches, with over 3,300illustrations—
a whole picture gallery. Gives wholesale)
prices direct to consumer» on all goods for
Ç srsonal or family use.
ells how to order, and
gives exact W cost of ev
ery thing you Bf use, drink,
eat, wear, or have fun
with. These invaluable
hooks contain information gleaned from
the markets of the world. AVe will mail
a copy Free to any address upon receipt
of the postage—8 cents. Let us hear
from you. < • Respectfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
MI Jk lia» V/mbmoU Avenue. Chisago, IU,
3£emin&t:m S anitrl
i' Y PE- W RITER, (Block
Type.)
Unsurpassed for speed, du
____ rability and ease ot mar
ipuiuviou. A child can operate it. Found
generally in counting rooms, doctor's and
lawyers' offices and tlie minister's study.
Send for new pamphlet giving full de
scription of latest aud very important im
provements.
WYKDFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
Madison Street, near Wabash Ave.
Chicago, Ills.
July 21, 1885—6m
WATCH AND CLOCK RLPAIRING.
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A BALLOT IS NOW PREPARED
XÎL» at Kimmel's old stand, in Captain
Hatch's furniture store, to do all kinds
of Watcli and Clock repairing at reas
onable rates and on short notice. All
work from Boise couuty promptly attend
ed to.
Boise City. Mardi 24, 1885.
IN PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY. Stud
ns 5 cents onstage, and by mail you
will get FREE a packaqo of goods of
large vain., that will start you In work that will at
nice bring you in more money faster than any thing
ei-e iu America. All about the 1200.000 in presents
with each box. Agent» wanted everywhere of either
sex, of all aims, tor all the time, or spare time only
to work for ns at their own homes. Fortunes for
all workers absolutely assured. Don't delay. 11.
Hai i ktt A Oo., Portland, M»iue.
1
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I TOMSK. mWttÄMCG
£02 KEARNY ST SF.Cau
Established for the Scientific and Speeuy
Cure of Chronic, Nervous & Special Dis
eases.
THE EXPERT 8PECMU8T.
D R. ALLEN, AS IS WELL ' SOWN, IS A REGÜ
lar graduated Phyalcfan, educated at Bowdcin
College aud University of Michigan. He has devot
ed a lifetime to the study of the treatment and cure
ol diseases within hie specialty.
Young Men
And MIPDLF-tGED ME , who are suffering fro»
the effects of Youthful Indiscretions ot Excesses in
matnrer years. Nervous and Physical Debility, I».
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urinstinu, etc Remember, t at by a coiubin: tjon
of remedies of great dira ive powe -, the Doctor has
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Mr Hospital Experience
II « g been surgeou in charge of two leading hoa
pitalsl enables me to trea all private troub es with
excellent resu ts. I wish it distinctly understood
that- I do not claim to perforin inn ossibilities, or to
have miraculous o supernatural power. I dann
only to be a skillful nd successful Physician and
Surgeon, thoroughly informed in my speciality_
IHNEA8ES OP MAX
All applying to me will receive my honest opin
< n of their complaints—No experimenting. I will
guarantee a positive cure in every case I undertake
or forfeit J1 (toil: Consultation in office or by letter
FiiKK and strictly private, charges reasonable.
Thorough examina- iou, including chemical and
microscopical analysis or ur.ne aud advice $5.0j.
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3) XL. A11SN
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November 2, 1883—tl.
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study, which under my special advise has Dever
failed ot succose iu the cure of Lost Manhood,
Proatatorrhea. etc.
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IMPOTENCE, E'ariy Decay, Loss
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turity.
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ter of a century w hich it lias beer
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«lengthening the muscles, check
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t.eatme t.
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w i f li ( alitordia Medical Law. Diploma proem od by
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To Pu vk ruE WoBPHiirui l^owERofthelNVTO
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Private Entrance. 40.5 Mason Street, four blocks
up Gearv Street frmu Kearnev. Maiu Entrance
through Dis ensary Drus Store
Dec 28 1883 —)> .
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=A COMPLETE MUL
FOB
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Tnc
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