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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

Tbs Pasr-ixTs1LsegxeE EE. On xoiaw 70
fsress yesterday rsnrutng vas abe oniy n
Prsszsss q s<sef rnentses ct hsusxiis'S me-
ten 70 ssssfcsa The rries sasi make an
asiistsan 70 the Psa.surra. TIE aa;ion
created \ Tremendous Hrrcar, fzszf slsisf
was restored az3 tae M.szr co1sxsvss n !. q
Vas asked 10 rs442 hss -c~e;Gskoa. Il wns
a. follows:
--Tl1s f-sg eearera Of all gsxerrnent i
TIE ysrfsc and sahrirty oI the f~ss,tsie sssss
The purity ~ tie home Cries % s'srssssi =
Tic Republican s2rsx cordially sypara-
fsizss witA al w'tssa aBa wssi.dsreetesf ef.
furss far iae p-pssnfsoa 81 4 tsrateranee and
saesa3iSy. sLsssst apssSanse. . urAas-eT u
.selss's;s.s rising ta thes feet. and cries Of
stssesSf
Tnc resolution was ss os.ce sccanaei by
New fetk, MASSACHUSETTS, Minnesota.
Michigan. Ohio and Nsrih tarosiHn. loss
keGfucky, Pennsylvania. Mississippi.
Kansas. gsfnssis. Arkansas, Afztsa1aa. Ssb-
raska- peieaare, Eakesa and New Harp
shire.
RoassIle then asked that the ressiatioa
be passed hy unanimous consent. bat
Wellington. 81 Maryland, AMID storm a
hissrs, objected
Ttse racsfoa 10 suspend the rssles was pnt
BY standing vote, Apparently TIE y hole
convention se.et ave. a. the sxssse time
app'Andln@. When the negative was lafaf
Wellington. tAe chsest of leeFs and hisses,
ru~e aiusle
The customary resolutions OF thanks were
adopted, aud an invitation 20 attend rat
iteation Meeting IN Chirazo gnre y. held
hs the 4eNp Republican rlaSs 81 tie tHite8
STATES. was reai
Then motion to adiourn Was carried
tar band struck up ncsaley ef aasiensi
airs, aud ia few E,iaatez ths great hsii
was deserted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27


s.aiex ia Igdsans be has certain strength.
ghltss, ksweses. is eansed mere On hia asai.
ify as 4 political boss tksn on his personal
popularity He has No EaaEnefisfss As ell.
The ts.srsasns ~ InsiaNa. k-rnblisaus -
sell 81 negapsrRfs, % nos eafr fsJf kiRl. i-:
sEsss under his iniissssss,e ihs Republican
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wing 4 cssss~t ta.soT4i ataersffae9t is f4sssy
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krfuti lean eansl4dAfs for tiee tfss.iseaf.
ilssi y aayfsA. Is the man - faeasF tasxs.
- a stz1sst,l 9nasfsArsvl vita T3sfEiiss4i.
hoped b him % niaks good isatsreE=fkin
on she ssaie oi SeN YORK SEsd that Morton
roHsa reach dece ia his paFHs 70 iit the
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PaZ1LsxD. June - 3s--Ip lslbina YESTERDAY
= team Gssaesasd - 81 iee wagon beeasae
frizhtcRci a. locomotive Aad ran sway.
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Gca. sA~sraan,. esulnlnn.

Nssr tssfAs &ssitc 1s.-tszt<cf1l <H<F1uAm
says Il 'Aink tAsTv caa.sf naf ~ ralser
rostFfsl ticket than HsfFiSaa and Norf.11
Even faaf u 40 foaeat sas Tire rru&sfrns
tssa ot this resrrnsasss ssIetlid sS5te n
these Hteit. Harrison. tAsnk. win u r
ssrsHg - Blaine wesid have hern. q
eo'irss would raeheF tas tsfes ses Jostn ~
II. but fhe Ect,8bsig.ass sssFty should NJ ~
Judge 81 toe selection Of is eva LEADER
Nsrisns other Views
CINCINNATI. 5aae a The fasSun<etss1
Ssascfsf s,reasix endorses the nasnina@7d1
TIE kzqssFse ssys ft~ssl h<suinzirr II, ell7
fiaiue's fricsssss lad shcif own max -
dossinaipa She ncsalt
FKgtApEsFsfA, farr- -ss--Ihe is4xfr<r
ssss Ias saserss,aetss niis ~ mn a
The 9tsaes sans Assarafhes the sseAe1
: dub, respectable and as,otx
fne AsssA Aaisr1rza ca4ar<ex the f}s.Sr4 &
-. tasts. 1aac ss.--The EeuHSffa NS1r
TIE coaasry Is ~ - Congratulated On =
tnake-6hin nnsniisee ~
Ths ssaoas neaaorraf ssys the ticket uall
undoubtedly prove strung and p<,r,s5iar.
issufsyiLLE. June A.-i5ssry Nafserz8(1,
ia the NssFf+rs-t.sarsas. ssys the neuaoer1rT
have escaped sarssts ssaaerr Tire rere<-
50 ~ the sssnsttan va. Harti<un aud
Degee.
iSa8aSsroIas, Jane u. = r1se 3a~r,esl
sass TIRE aaMiaaiisa is q raiHpsetr s<ns)f-
cation ei tbs stssioaa assa patriotissa u IT,
ssgge<t. f.sozf xarofks aud most r4s4hf1<t<&-
tic convention ersf hsfd Thr nsssestfn-
ton of Morton and Hasrizsss IA the hkJ-
piesi solution that e1ala pess.hts hax1
been made Of the gsrst raiftieai p5A}31auk
IL II we're not 50 clearly the rrxuh ~ ku-
Iaaa wiatoHl. We should rAis il lnsrlral<p0s
The srasiasl tflem.l essys tiess. ux<rte
sons astllre;5on Is nsf lu any sx7z =
strong one lie l. lacking Ia most III IL
qualities y hich casatino % make xfeaf
tsrsy header anl popular candidate betr1o
tac peepie. Gen. Aasrsssa ennnes casx9
sadinna, aad he easuof he klecsSd H6 q
isirssttiei With the cause 81 s,Sonas.oty. art&
q iiiis campaign tasnofssly il sSia8 - ~
defeated. s.d11
baseball.
nEEEofF. June 6--st.trssis q
Van Ha.sreu aud tnaway did r.s1
fetLkBELgHTs. 5assr - -~f'nis1
New SeEk T. New fork won d
tsisfing
lSpiASAFssgfs, June @s~~fassfa
pfftshnrg u The iiopssers sa,s
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tfNsassAsf. Jans .. -'sstaelnna}1
mpra 4
=. Lofts, Jaae s1-s'. Louss
land 2
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Esea4tyaH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

Nes Y~rk Sss fI,~1n-A. Her-sSaa, + ngs
= gresl Ssnn A. 5 xssxl Pollsfcal gensus i.ia
aet-siy nces nsitese be Is an insisasSs
ea1latdasr. lie IS q straight Eepah1isssn.
yet involved ia No faeSsesai sazsacsssss-s
Every esss5s ahn tsSisssSs Ia the Rsssnssseass
party can suppsss Aisa - ssisasrr. son.
hss es'eera rarfsfs ressecf II ~ = rgxpsv ta.
his sirkef ssi the MAR thrunzh We warn
she Democrats thar laev viii have ia pus
forfn their eest csfosts and sr3zy cat issekr
,iiszsss, kfrhtsz4la -
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~ New foudan. eena., Tsss.s
defeated Harvard At hazsssail, s q
II. H. Hedges, Soa q "a. ssss
Ses York, hare faiiea fsassilss
10 se,a32
The ceaveutlua ai Nheiesaie "A
esiahlishszi friendly relations
stiEaf tsHss
Nod Clark. eslosos. " no asxaH
yesfaii gsri, sas iYas,sass Ta
Noria county. tsearxiA
The defsicatIen ai esasases Pile
Inian ba#k. Praeiaenea. =. l.. a
eec'i tsl.JD ahe tank xiIi fesu
Joseph Stafford ffauherfy IA
saorasng shss asa Killed Rssske -
New 9ofx Boarding Avtssss tsAssk
ssot aaa xilird hiEass3t.
isy the Haf,sinf Of q %o,sa III 4,
Nsuday. Aasgd bafraeisfrr. 1x41
Mrs. Anxgse kssss. ae astfss ot Il
Nis., affss snaSs'stGi - siEafh.
George ". FSssraan hiss gsrrt
entire HalIiuiars and 9oie ffa<
systefsi. iHeiaslng cssBtfarf fer -, ~
ton q PsliiasAn Ears for . years. The nj
sas si.so.tso.
wm- Msare, fsisrei. who assanis,
Mary BlHesfnsx af Maiiaan satun1i
night. Ha5 taken ffFsfa ISL So chstiE8<pI
III. Tuersiaf morning, aud ixnsAsd ]
nsske.i nleis.
An amsnslHsenf 70 the pis4zft lard \;
Sas Ea0pisd bs the hssslse wfsshis ai5oxnl
snsgfmsa an governseeHs txad Vi / h1anfE
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abb igssissiaRs
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fatally iiifsfcd T4iS<lias evening hf q NJ
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To-dsy's Gather.

sAS FEAScISco, June es--Iuiicaiions
10. the = hsrFs commencing 81 { q IA. On
June -sth for Oregon and Washington
IerTiioTy: Fair weather preceded hT lsfal
rains in Washington Territory and North
syn Oregon: nearly stationary temper
afuse.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-17

WGet your property insured
against FIRE. j. M. Hagar is agent Tor
the Pneonix and the Home-two solid
companies.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-17
fDAHO CLIMATE.

The following, which has been
printed in circular form and sent
out by the Bureau Of immigration
Of one Of the Pacific States, is ex-
aggerated somewhat for that local
ity, but to substitute Idaho, as we
have, il is as true as Gospel.
The climate Of Idaho is the most
delightful and salubrious in the
world. Neither the prostrating
heats and destructive cyclones. nor
the Arctic frosts and deodly biz
yards of the Western States are
known here. The consumption
breeding fogs, and countless insect
pests that swarm in other lands,
| IRE also strangers in Idaho. The
warmest days Of Summer are modi
fed by soft southwest winds, laden
, with the sweet odor of wild flowers
and the invigorating aroma Of the
indigenous sage, while the nights
are seasons Of transcendent lowell
ness rendered SO by the gentle
mountain breezes that watt health
and vigor to the sleeper. In JUNE
and July occasional thunder storms
cool the air. and freshen the face o
nature. The Winters, with the ex
ception Of a few cold days, ar
Spring-like, the snow remainin,
only short time except at grca
attitudes. Malarious fever ant
pulmonary consumption are ex
ceedingly rare, and are usually i'm
ported cases, while smallpox, meas
les and kindred diseases are shorl
Of their terrors by the dryness AM
purity of the atmosphere. Scrofula
saltrheum and similar inherite
taints Of blood are in few year.
almost entirely eradicated from tn
system by the wonderful healing
properties of Idaho's matchless eli
mate. Idaho may be justly style
'The Worlds Great Sanitarium."
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-17
rrhe Great Problem Is

TO find remedy TO cure consumption
that is pleasant to taste, harmless,
mild, but at the same time prompt
snre aud effective. HAMBURG's FIGS
the great fruit cathartic, possess these
qualities in an extraordinary degree
aud are the greatest discovery OF the
aye. Hamburg Figs will cure you il
you are constipated, if without appe-
lite, If bilious OF suffer from sick head
ache, When you are troubled with
any Of the above disorders Hamburg
Figs will, by their mild and prompt
action. relieve the trouble and thus
sooth the irritation which such an
ments always cause. Hamburg Figs
are sold everywhere at 20 cents a box.
Dose, one Zig. on
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-17
TIMBER CULTURE.
LAND OPTICS AT BOISE CITY, IpAno,

November g 1888
Complaint having been entered at this office BY
John w Bridges against Frank J. Hughes for failure
to comply with law to Timber Culture Entry No
SOL dated November s. 1854, upon the Sc "a Ne IA
and lots and 2, section S, township II r, in
Owyhee county Idaho Territory, with view to the
cancellation Of said entry contestant alleging that
said Frank j. Hughes has wholly failed to either
plow plant and cultivate ans portion OF said land;
timber seeds or cuttings, the Slid parties hereby
summoned to appear at this Office tha 24th day OF
December, 1883, Mt 10 O'clock u. NJ, to respond anu
furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure.
nlOpd HARLEM PEFLEY, Register.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
L.,p Orr1cR. Boise CITY. Idaho,

Lane OFFICE. Boise City, Idaho,
November l, 1883.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make final
proof In support Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before tho Register and Receiver at
Boise City Idaho, December II, 1888, viz: Henry
Johnson who made pre- emptiaii ID. $. No. $3.50, for
the southwest quarter OF section a. township Of
range east Of Il, NJ. He naies the following Wit.
nesses prove his continuous residence upon. and
cult; Yaion Of .nd viz: ieorSe l.. Wall. VIM. j.
inrner But CT r. Lewis. George T. Hall, all OF
Mountain Home, .Altnras county, Idaho
nlCpd HARLEM PEfLEY, Register.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-17
OF Interest to All.

The Union Pacific Railway, "The
Overland Route" have just issued a
very complete and comprehensive
phamplet on Colorado, Utah. Idaho,
Oregon, aud Washington Territory,
descriptive Of the agricultural, stock
raising and mineral resources, the
climate and health resorts of these
states and territories, compiled from
the latest reports of 1887. Send to j
3. Tebbets, q. P. d I. A., Omaha, Neb
for one,
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-17
Order to ShoY Cause.
In the Probate Court of Alturas
County. Territory of Idaho.
c matter OF the estate OF William c. Turner,

In the matter OF the estate OF William c. Turner.
Deceased.
J. H. Hague, the administrator Of the estate o.
William G. Turner. deceased, having flied his poti.
ton duly verified, praying for order OF sae of
certain real Of sa;d deceased, for the purposes
therein act forh it il therefore ordered by the judge
OF the sad court that all persons interested IN the
estate Of said deccased APPEAR before the said Pre-
bate Cour, saturday the 10th day Of November.
1855 1T IL o'clock OF said day at tire court roam
said Probate Court, at the court In the town
oi Haiiey, IN said county and Territory, to show
cause why an o,der should not be granted to tht
sail administrator to sell much OF tne real estate
the said deceased, al private sale, as shall be nee.
essary; ard thai copy of this order lie published at
less four successive weeks la the Maintain Home
Bulletin. a newspaper printed and published In said
county and Territory.
as h B. LEMaoN, Probate Judge.
Dated September 81, 1855 $50
y n. keies, atts mo, fer administrator.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE at Boise City, Idaho,
A.A..l...,. lsNl

October 81, 1888.
Notice is hereby given tina. the following namet
.e.tisr has died notice OF us intention to MAKE final
proof IN support Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and Receiver at
isose City, Idaho, Thursday, December Is lsss,
viz: George W. Ethel, who made pre- cnption hnnlt
stead entry No 1888 on SW IA sW Ia section Is, ST.
Ia 81 IA section H. NV Ia NV Ia section ~, NJ
Ia Nj. l.. section %, tp4 $ r T.. He names the
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Ct said land, VIZ Alien Hall.
c.rus Burns, James Stout, Frank Hutchins, all OF
Home, Aitt.ras county, ia,.ho.
n3 EAaLEN PEFLEY, Register.