Idaho tri-weekly world., June 09, 1875, Image 4

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How Postage Stamps are Made. —In
\ printing, steel plates are used, on
• which two hundred stamps are en
: graved. Two men are kept hard at
work covering them with the colored
inks and passing them to a man and
girl who are equally busy at printing
them with large rolling hand presses.
Three of these little squads are em
ployed-all the time, although ten
presses* can be put into use in case of
^lecesSsity. After the small sheets of
paper upon which the two hundred
» stamps are engraved have dried
« eROtfgh, they are sent iuto another
i room and gummed.
*The gum used for this purpose is a
».peculiar composition, made of the pow
• der of dried potatoes and other vege
tables mixed with water, which is
better than any other material, f««r in
stance, gum arabic. which cracks the
paper badly. This paper is also of a
• peculiar texture, somewhat similar to
» '
thafcMSed for bank notes. After hav
ing been again dried, this time on lit-;
tie racks, which are tanned by steam
power for about an hour, they are
put between sheets of pasteboard
• and pressed in hydraulic presses, cap
•- able of applying a weight of two
• thousand tons.
The next thing is to cut the sheets
in half: each sheet of course, when,'
< out, contains a hundred stamps. ]
Next they are pressed once more, and j
' then packed and labelled, and stowed
away in another room, preparatory to
'being put in mail bags for dispatch
ing to fulfill orders.
If a single stamp is torn, or in any
way mutilated, the whole sheet of one
hundred is burned. About five him-'
dred thousand are burned evorv week
. '
!rem tins CGiise. tor the past twenty;
years not a single sheet lias Kvn lost,
such care has been taken in counting
them. During the progress of manu
facturing. the sheets are counted elev
en times.
IIeaithfti-vess of Lemons— WIkui
: fhe*people fivl the need of an acid, if
they would let vinegar alone and use
lemons or sour apples, they w uM feel
just as well satisfievl and receive no
injury. And a suggestion may not
come amiss as to a good plan wlien
lemons are cheap in the market. A
ivrson should in those times purchase
»nee and prepan
several dozen at
them for use in the warm, weak days
of spring and summer, when acids, es
pecially citric and malic, or tlie acids
• -f lemons and ripe fruit, are so grate
ful and useful. Press your hand on
the lemon and roll it back and forth
ibriskly on the table to make it squeeze
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more easily, then press the juice into
a bowl or tumbler—never use tin
strain out all the seeds, as they giv,
a ktd taste. Kemove all tl«
from the peels and boil in water,
pint for a dozen pulps, to extract th
acid. A few minntes' boiling jgi
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•enough; then strain the water with
tlie juice of the lemons: put a pound
-»f white sugar to a pint of tl»o juice:
•i»oil ten minutes: bottle it. ami your
iemonade is ready. Put in a teas|x»vin
lul or two of this lemon syrup into a
glass of water, and you have a cool
ing and healthful drink.
■ into
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ArraoxniATi.vG Ir— Judge B. of tlx'
Supreme Bench cif Cilifernia. was try
ing ä case where a farmer claimed
«lamages against a mining company,
tm r Mowing railings on to the farmers
3Slid. A wttnea» test died as to tin' ef
fect of * stir\ lying in a stream of
water carrying the vailings. and v l^
«itmeting tie ^ame. Judge B. to wii- u
"How large was this slick you
ofT* Wîioess: "I don't iei\»l
. *♦ U.)«p Jir.Ts, was tlii< ji't v*iii
îiess. now largv WAS iuis MK« yvU
ieoC. v Judge: ''Cant Ton apnrvixi
o «ît
MfetolcIhe sizt*r Witness: ''Well, no;l
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1 did not measure il" Jud^e (grow
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ing impatient): **» ell, sir. was it as
t'.ùck as mv wristT* Witness: "We!I, «
ves, somewhat larger. From mv rvc-.
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now, I s*h>nM judge it to lei
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While a man was guzzling drink in
a Lamed street saloon yesterday a lit
tle ragged girl entered and sought
him out, and instead of requesting him
to come home, dear father, as poor
brother Benny was dead and the house
was all dark, she whispered:
"Now, old man, you'd better be dust
ing out o' here. Mam's coming around
the corner with a club in her hand and
both eyes shootiug tire!"— Detroit Free
Press.
It is estimated by the Boston Tran
script that Daniel Webster, during his
public life, received over one million
dollars in gifts from his friends and
admirers.
BOISE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Win. U. Morris—Agent Northwestern Stage Com
pany; »Iso. W. F. & Co.'s Agent.
W. C. Tstrw—Proprietor Kooky Bar Stage Line.
Win. H. Nye— Drug Store
F. R. Coffin 4 Co.—Stoves. Tin and Hardware.
C. W. Moore—First National llank of Idaho.
P. J. Pedy—Harness. Saddle and Leather Depot.
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R. B. Reed 4 Co.—Dry Good*. Groceries, and
Clothing. YVines and Liquor*.
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L Schwalvacher 4 Co.—Try Goods, Groceries, and
Clothing.
P. Sonna —Groceries, Hardware. Iron snd Steel.
C. Jacobs—Flouring Mill and Distillery.
Bilderbeck 4 Schnabel—Groceries, etc.
C. Jacobs—Dealer in Flour, Bacon and Whisky.
S. Spiegel—Variety Store.
D. lev j —Grooerii s.
P. Cohen—Groceries.
Mr*. P. Cohen—Variety Store.
J. B. Biwa.lbeut—Je»«lry. Clocks and Watches.
J. Brumm —Jewelry, Watches and Clocks.
P. Humphry—Jewelry, Clock*, and Waiche*.
James A. Pinncy— Book and Variety Store.
Wm. Ray house—Root and Sh-e Store.
J. Pollard-Root and Shoe Maker.
J. Stool s—InV't ami Shv»e Maker.
A B. M. tison —Furniture Store and Cabinet Ma
ker.
A. Hagar—Furniture St re.
Hagar—Furniture re.
Mr*. Cha*. Ostner—MilUnery Store and l'rv>.
Make r.
Mrs Isaacs—Millinery Store and Dre*s 'laitr.
Mr*. Wmeheimer-I're>s Makrr.
J. >1 vu m—Dealer .n Kav and Grain.
J. Case Produce >: re and L,-a
H. Twogocsl—IVpo; Agncallursl Impirmer
Ad Agent Flcrvuc*St *;rg
I. R Curry—Phot vrsphic Art su
IT L H. v 'Irtt—A»* rtnicnt Si. rc.
I. Dxr.gel — Rik* ry.
P Levy—Bskt-ry.
G. W 0, a C«. —M.'x: Multi.
Wm. K Jam —Mess Mark,:
J. a. Besmru 4 Co,—Most Market.
Capt. J. W. G nfia— Overland Hot«-:.
Bush 4 \ tg— Crnrral Hot, h
J H. G-vrd ti—A'aj :ta! ÎI, -taurant.
J. Sh.ff. r-C r.ftvti a, ry an ! Cb p H
Agr., » K« •*—Liv, ry >uL!*« ar. î F*"»-! C ml
C. Howell : .v ry Siahlc aud I ■ i mh
i hH N, i-- u—I. v»-y Siat-lt aud F<td Corral.
W M rv—o mi iud Fr,.1 Siabi*-.
0. Hunt— C
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K. E. H »
Barret: W :i
ùâ-.^cch >
Yard
nsN-r Yard.
Lctu <r Yar
rr.auv. W*
J. H .'» » > -mart n ta s*
H Tb«vfD*w n—l-ia«-k*tn;th S: p
Bald» .:- v K, iu{ h.li —b-a. k*ruit!
G « Stills—Bis *»:: itl SIMM .
J H •- -I , ksi ta SI
T. C. MiU, ...— i KWB N »V «
:<-ns.
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S. Iv*
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T . î __v .*
i.rbb'.r.*—w
d Y ard.
1 e:n H-> - —w >vj Y »rd
M Milletaan —w 4 >»d Yar
Ar.dr-* u—i'ar:-r.:,.-Sf
i-T" u;«r Shep.
'« W^-c*rp«'trt Wöp.*
F i'orb .s —Csrp't ut»r Sb> p.
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f ' » n ^î;" T V ior «?Æ
I. F Fru:t Trrv* st^i rvti^rx! Nurwrr
itvwrge EU:*— i
' Oeorge Engleh
r U« hi -,
i H Atéthwny —V
t'ayt. Albn—1.
Frrd IVvihari
•ct known
Bavhv.isc 4 M,
H'u««.
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*« 4 McHenry—Sbav.rg Saloon and Raib
;ih.r* :* also a p.arVr
bud lire*, i an.« et : r vn, :
p in Overland Hc«e
x. » y « , as*r« r .a il «-w
Milloo Krllj—.vjVfni» l the It.L t;i-g E>L»t^.»„
■ksl
Jcbr. Ijercp—Rrewf-y.
J.<* MisselJ —Brewery.
Wm. H. Drake—Superintendent Grange Flouring
Mill
Rn.-k Tsrd—Flaanegan Bros
J. Welch—Painter, iilaxicr. and Piper Hanger.
A lo Ga*»er—I*rajr..»a
\l Utbenua- utt Job Wagen.
W. M vrse— Dealer in Milk.
F I »aris— Dealer in Yliik.
Mr. Bas:'»— w beclw-ngbt.
L. Scboli—trial r— ty ot VI a«oc.
Ja*. Heard—Brick and S:«,me Ma* n.
T. McHenry—Brick and Ä ne Ma* a.
L SchcvR —Justice , f the Peace.
J. S. JVvk—Justice of vhe Peace.
T. V Mauhewa— Book Keeper and AœccfitanL
R. W*ad—l*.xvk K o? per and Acv\ autant.
L C- Sîer'.itg— Book Keeper and AcvvuntuL
F. E Keikygg— Beck Keeyer and Accountant.
John T'ung— Proprietor Boise ihtr Race Coorue. 1
John Early— Deale* in TYKiroug'kbrad Börse» and
Caille
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Dairy.
0. kreoij— Stikliit iVctisE
J L s*»ph-»as—Physsnan ajsd Surpurai.
E XTeadaeU—PuysiciaB and Scrccofi.
E Ma:ik-Pky*>raa and Surgv.n.
Tift-Piyumo and Surgeon.
t»Tay 4 Hast»®—Attorneys at Isu.
k HasrTx'a.k-\noraey*a: Low.
I'urus k Barbour—Attorney* at Law.
K«Qy k Sattb— Attoroey# at Lsw.
" Lkw '
odhks t Tltif-Bilhari Mi.xa
Still Eeilv—Sal xie asl Bulasri ThhAe.
s*m iwck-saj««.
J. LawrvsKvf—SakxxL
A»iy s«>«u.
j«-an Len.?—^**e saMa-m.
Jo» H Missell- Oty Salooai.
n. Levy—
Ed. Bryoo—PTjinetor Warm Spring* Hotel and
F. Itacgev—Sal xMt aad Billiard Tmhia.
4 J. wnlo—Ov<-riaaJ Botes Ssixc.
A-«uaî Jol Sskxn.
IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIBECTÔBT.
C. 8. Kingsley, general merchandiae, Main Street
G. W. Crafta, general merchandiae. Main street
Thomas Barry, general merchandise, Commer
cial street
Lauer 4 Swinn, general merchandise, Main
street.
G. Marre, Tin and hardware. Main street
D. B. Kimmel, watches and jewelry, Main street
J. B. Emery, general merchandise, Main street.
Ed. Fulmer, general merchandise, main street
George Duuigan, hotel. Main street.
W. Payne, carpeuter, Main street
John Runyan, painter, corner Commercial and
Wall streets.
Dr. Sbeffer, physician and surgeon, Waiima
Dr. H. Zipf, physician and drugstore. Main street
Bowe 4 McDeritt, meat market Main street
A. Strauss, commission aud storage business,
Main street
John Garrecht meat market Main street.
N. Haug. brewery. Main street
C. \V. Moore 4 Co., First National Bank, Main
I M,UU ' bo " t * nJ T " lop ' M,m ,tr ~ L
j]Cowui. blacksmith*. Main strvrt.
John narley. blacksmith. Mam street
street.
John Good, Ton*ori*l artist, Main street.
S. C. Silaby. books and stationery. Montgomery
street.
M. G Lunev, hotel. Luna House, corner Mont
gomery and Commercial street*.
W. W. Black, livery aud feed stable. Main street.
Wulff 4 Miller. soda facU ry. Wall street.
Tin cher 4 Holland, saloon. Main street
Matt Zapp, saloon. Mam street.
McClintock 4 Stewart, feed and livery stable,
Montgomery street.
Martin Mellenuovich. restaurant,Wall a treet.
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Henry Freideugwr, bakery aud fruit store. Main
street.
Polioux, grocery and liquor store, Montgomery
street.
i'ha*. Mautx, boot and shoe shop. Mam street
He man Jones, wagon maker. Mam street.
Jovah Cave, blacksmith. Main street.
Thomas Dixon, tailor. Msiuitnrt
Stuck v Eli. carpenters, Main street
muck s r-A>. cirjH iurr?, auiu puitl ?
Lestrr 4 Furguson. carpenters, Montgomery
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n. physician and dentist. Commer
street.
Dr B. San
cia! »tree:.
J. Lts Brodbeck. fruit and ci^ar »
*. Mam street,
It F. L.-agr. watchmaker. Mam street.
George Bennett, upholsterer. Montgomery street •
Th«-re is a saw mill just outside of town o»ned bv
trill. ompkins .V West, and an ;h,r t» 1 miles
mevl by Wtlhs A Dn**.oll. The latter
. a lumber yard on Mam >tro !, the !<>micrat
nil. 1 he school Loum- and Good Templar-------—
r *l*o on Mam .trot and uuc or two Chmeae
i i.ere i. a Mcth«*di*t Church on Wall »treet,
tl.'dic Church on East liill. overlooking the
x.»o an old Catholic Convent at & rwscni U»ed
hoc! Lotj»e. These, with the Chinese »tore#
Yam a v ■».. Wong t'fco a C , W an Ke»- 4 Co.
1 i'o:;:|ir.v "wiiat liiere i» left i»( Idaho
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ILACZRVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
,1. V. K. Wut —Licnerai Merchandiss*. Plaza.
W «-..*♦ r A Smith—(.t--u«-ral Merc, anil*«*
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K Irv::i—C*»n*tabl«*.
J,-h'. Mu*r —P«**tma»:rr lira rut«* street.
Mur A >ui fii—I*r g- A M»*i:c::i«*o and
F an.*» Granite street.
M»< r A Smith — W «*•!.». Fargo A Co.'s
A («raiiite *tr,*et
W . J K'Chwr.. — Phivcian a:.J >urg**oci.
Gra: He street
J W. lijv-.son — International H<*tel. Plata.
Mr* Margaret lJnrkl**v—Idaho H,,tel
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M-at Mar
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0 Ib»T,rii A C«»—< i*y Meat Mark«*?
J •*. McKay — Miftinhi Piazs
]1 —I : i î.- mat .«.»f, a ! Sa.>«,n. P.aza.
1 fi* And«*r*«»n—Mm«*r * S,x»,<on. Plxza
Charlr* Kobr.rj — lirorm ami Saloon.
Piaza
I) 4! A Martin — Ii!ac4*ruitb Shop Plaza
Martin Calhcart—Sbo«* piaz\.
AhCrcband—Iaterv Stable Plaza.
P ïgingn«- —Cabinet Maker Idaho street
A J iWriand—Cabinet Maker. Ilroid
an.
John Mernll—Tin War** Plaza.
Andrew L arvan — Parbr-r >h*>p
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C. Ih ldeo— Carpenter Shop
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John h bunders—Carpenter ^bop Oran
:te *îre-t.
W. A. iiutcbinaon—CnrproU-r Sb«>p. Gran
de itreel. i
Andrew- K«*î«e»n— Carpenter Shop. Puxa.
Mike Haileï—M.k Italer P:ne street.
J \\ . I>av!a»n—Agent Northwestern
Company. Office— International Hotel.
J C î^bopherd— Palette Kipreas. Granit«
street
Krt-d Campbell—.le»eler and Watchmaker.
I. W. Garrett. Jofcn Klits. Philip Cb«uder
— Fleeted jsgbool Trust«-e* for be coœmg
tear f.*r Ihstrict N*«. 4, April ôtè IrTJ
CXXTER VILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
G W Crafts, deal rr £«»fr*! tnerebandise.
W«-ll*. Fargo A; Co.*« F ipress —0
W. Cralî*. Ax eut.
Jerome BeardsW. frsiL e xar« and beer.
Jenurte IVardsler. blacksmith shop
C. C. Meffcrt. brewery and saloon.
Hardin & Daly, butcher «hop.
S IVtnpscy, livery «Üble.
J«e Brossas, bool and shoe maker.
Fred Heofieia, cabinet shop.
George Cartwright, bay and feed «tore.
Postoffice. P. J. Moore, postmaster.
1>»!» Perre, restauraat
CkanoWl 1 Church. sa«r mill.
R F. Chan cell 4 Co., ditch.
S. K. G»4dtrap. ditch
Hart W« Chong. Chineoe store.
Sr Lung O. Chineoe «tore.
Choc Kee Co.. Chineoe «tore.
Choc Ke O, butcher s h op.
IWtsr Chung. Chineoe dne More.
F. Harmon, doctor.
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At the
WAR EAGLE MILLS,
near Boiae City and at store in Boiw City.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
Add»». WÆ EAGLE miXCO..^
federal officials.
........as. Fenn
Tho*. W. Bennett
......E. J. Curtla
Delegate to Congre**.
Governor............
Secretory of Territory
Chief Ju*Uce of the Supreme Court. .M. E. Holiuter
Associate Justice—l*t Judicial District ..John Clark
Associate Justice—2d Judicial Dis'i... W. C. Whitoon
U. S. District Attorney and U. 8. Com
missioner.......................— * Hu#ton
Surveyor General...................... L F - C4rU *
Register Land Office.............. W. P. Thompson
Receiver Land Office..................James Stou
Collector Internal Revenue..........Austin Savage
p. s. Marshal........................Piuhbam
Clerk Supreme Court............. R- L. Kichardaou
Postmaster at Boise City..............John A. Post
Territorial Comptroller...........J°*- Perrault
Territorial Treasurer............John Huutoou
CSITEI* STATES AS*AT OFFICE.
Asssyer and Superintendent............Albert Wolters
I Melier and Refiner..................Robert Ueuschkel
clerk.................................. E. C. Sterling
ksaistant................. ..........Robert Mobley
menu ana coumr.
id.;
Sheriff.....
Auditor and Recorder
lYobate Judge...................... W. W. uliddeu
Treasurer.........................C F. Bilderbeck
Assessor and Collector............J- M. TLotnpson
school Superintendent........... N. M. llautlmrtj
surveyor ........................... T. M. Ramiall
C. North
? C«>rOu*r ... ............................. .nghj
jva. e, Boise City . L Scholl, J. S eck
I On stable». BoiaefTty... I L Tmer, Geo. Guruber
Justice of Peace. Middlvtou Precinct.. M. K Jenkins
• • *• Canyon Precinct.....O. A. Bowen
t.r.-^n M**ad . w Prec't. .D. Markham
•• •• Union Precinct..........J smith
•• •• Hot spring* lTecm<-t.......f*. Grab;
*• •< Bi If Station Pre i. J. McFarland j
County Commissionens— G. W. uw*. A. Uossi, 1 ,
c. Simpson.
Templar-------—
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A nU.-TCI.ASS NEWSI'AI'EK.
DAIL7AND WBSXX.7.
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Indejx'ndent
In rverytliing! Neu
tral in Nothin?
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TO nil (\)i*ru|)t rinjjN
In. MunioipAl
iStnto n ml National
Alliiirs.
THE D\ILY TIMES vlll tv* Intirj od k»iut- i
! i« 1 -Uh' f March. sti«l »vory morning ll or*»'. '
•• r. Sunday» , xerpyra. cn4«r tb* it rial dirrctmn J
i -V K .McClure, pnuted <> tr.}^ Uy fr« m {
, • xr. c« w ty p*. oti a lar*?» f,ho *be< t. chi tain ln* |
» . tv w* , f ttc day. iiud ulittg tb< Attorlalnl
* rr«. Trlrgramt. S «vial 1 « Ugraa.a a'd C t-,
r* *«, bd«oc* from aii j- tnt» of ir.Lrrv»t. at,d lrari.«s
1 KYi «"* ° f COmot I Tier. TWO
Mad »abaenpt <m. Po.tagr frr*. fit* dollar«
p*z aanam, cr Fitly trau j«r a.mth, m ad-1
user.
idvrillumrats, Cftr*n. twraty and vhirtv
crcU per Lae, according lo poaUton.
*KB WSSSL71ZXSS
Will hr iMtisd on Satnrday. March and week
*y Lhrrrafter. orctair.iag all important new* , f th r
»e*k. sad complet* Market and'Financial Rrtx'rta!
Mailed, for no* year. Poat«|(r free, at the fol
lowing rat«*:
One C.py............................§,.OO
Ten Cepira,
Tweiat
ADVERT
Remittance* should te made bv Draft« or tv»i
tvffioe Orders. 7 L r * n * w ^
r C opies..............
ISKSIEYTS twenty-five cents per î
Address
THE TIMES,
No ii South Seventh Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
American Favorite.
THE FAVORITE MONTHLY
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For the Farm and Fireside.
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Each Number Contains
OVER FORTY COL'SERAOINB MATTER.
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Bridfetoo, K. J.
PIANOS, ORGANS,
SHERMAN 4
Whole»,], aad
Music Deal
Cot. fan, »nd
MX PBiXciaco,
Xnfl Me now n,ei la C«e«rt,
by all of our
GREAT
TUE SHEKMAN A HYDE P li5 ,
la the only
FIRST CLASS INSTRU^
Sold at «40«.
The Square pianos »re T - t ocUve » a
Modern Improvements. moh a» EW,
. Beautiful Moo,dings. Full lrt*i' *
Full lr<* in
ARE FULLY WAR
For Ten Year*.
AGENTS FOR
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Supenority of Worloraarfcj,
Llegaac* of Fiai.
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We keep ci-nstantly «n. hand spotdamrasE
RELIABLE CHEAP PfAISL
T , Octave, agraffe Trtbk,
iiam mox Ttit r m «iiw>mp litnxs
FULLY WARRANTED.
rater a* w *» », xthui»» navesa»nacji
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PIANOS AND OESASi
tg < > no : »LMtr*r». ir :kie
CaU and See Before Urttok
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BANKINC HOUSE
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C. W. MOORE&(*
IDAHO CITY,
Do a general bar.kirqr business. Seïo^
Hew York, San Frtnciico, Porti«* ^
And th* priuripsl
EUROPEAN CtfTX*
The highest pi ***
GOLD OUST,GOLD ÂNDSILVIH*^
In coin or currency.
A j~Buy and sell green t, k*.
Wlioerer
W ANTS AM
Uon, requiring only lD, , e J"£jUa<*î
pvraeversoce. and which pay» pi*?
utiwjojf* or aatamrvi. oirr*. sh®®*"
to SRUMa* A Htrs. of
and terms to agent» for
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T*t XT «up aw. Address pge
JanlS-wSi
IDAHO
Mala 8L. Idaho Oty. secood dosr
jewelry
BREAD. Plia. CARER CRACK*®*
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