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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31
News From Everywhere.
THE suRvEYoR.GESERAl.
The Nomination Of irish Again Before
tne senate.

WAsHTHGToN, July 81 The nomioa.
tion Of Surveyor-Generai Irish OF Nevads
is again b-fore the Senate in secret ses.
sion. He was rel 1cted at the last session
on the grounl that hs was appointed
from Iowa to an office in Nevada. He
was rrappointrd, however. at the end Of
the session, aud is still serving, havin :,
his friends claim. made good record for
himself. He was renominated at this
session, and from Nevada. but is obi j-cted
to on the ground that he is really from
Iowa. His nomination was reported
favorably from the committee. however,
and he is understood to have won to his
support quite q strong sentiment in Ne.
vada.
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King uiiaa oants . oiverce.
BELGRADE. July 3l.--Kins Milan has
asked the Consistory to grant him legal
separation from Queen Natalie.


Are You disturbed at night and brokes Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excrutiating pain OF cutting teethf II so, 90 At
once and get bottle Of Mas. WtSsLow's Soora
INC SYRUP. IL will relieve the poor little sufferer
irnmediatelv. Dep nd upon II, mothers. there II
no mi take about il ~ Gu es dvsentery and
disrrhna regulates the bowel. cures wind collie.
-ottens the guma, redu inflammation, and
gives tone and energy 10 the whole system.
Mrs WinsloWs Syrup for children teething is
pleasant TO the taste. ard ia the prescription Of
one of the oldest and hest female nurses and
nhvsicians in the United States. an! is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. Price 25
.ents hottie. n-1y-mwf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31

Tie Makes Two Attempts 10 Commit
suicide.

ATLANTIC CRY. N. j.. July 3l.-A
distinguished 'oking stranger. about So
years OF age, evidently a Russian. who
declines to give his name, but says he is
from Philadelphia. made desperate at.
tempt to commit suicide last night on
the beach near the Excursion House,
first by drowning aud then by firing two
shots into his boiy. He is in critical
condition, and admits it was love affair.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31
DEATH Of D9. WlSsLOW.

Man who was RespectabIy Connected.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-Dr. Winslow
died at brooklyn yesterday. aged 69
years. He was twice the brotherin-law
OF the late Vice President Hendricks and
. lifelong friend of Stephen A. Douglas;
was . cousin of President franklin
Pierce. and related on his mothers side
to the Prescotts and Bancrofts. He went
to California in IS49 and returned to In.
diana in 1855. He married . sister oi
Hendricks and some years after her
death he married another sister, who
died few months apo.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31
Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt Co. wholesale and retail drug
9ists Of Rome. Ca, say: We have been selling
DR.. Kings ew Discovery, Electric Bitte's and
Bucklep's Arnica salve for two years; have never
handled remedies that sell "a well. or give such
universal s,tis acton. There have been some
wopd rful cuves effected nv these medicines in
this city. Several cases II pronounced Consump-
tion have been entirely cured nv the use OF q few
bottles Of DR. Kings New Disco ere, taken In
connection with Ele trio Btters. We guarantee
them always. Sold at the Eagl~ Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31
REFUSED To he ARRESTED.
TIVE Omcers Fatally wounded.

CONWAY, Ark. July 3i.-While two
Deputy Sheritfs were endeavoring to ar
rest Fred Conway, a farmer living near
here, fight took place, in which the
whole family attacked aud fatally wound.
ed the officers. Another posse has gone
after Conway. who said he would not be
taken alive.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31
Death Of Bartiey Cam D bell.

New YORK. July 3l.--Bwtley Camp.
bell. the we'll known playwright. died
at BIoomingdals Asylum for the Insane
yesterday afternoon. He passed away
peacefully aud death was sudden. His
friends, whom he hastily sent for, were
not able to reach his bedside.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31

VICTORIA. B. c. July 3l.-Rev. Father
Jouckan. for 90 years . resident of this
city, and administrator OF the estate of
the late Archbishop Sighers. burst blood
vessel yesterday, and died shortly after.
wards. The body is lying in state, and
will be buried Wednesday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31

Sores. Ulcers. Salt 8heum. Fever Sores. letter
ChaFped Hands, ChiIb,ains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. II is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction. or money refunded Price Is cents per
box. For sale ct the Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31
A Creakinq Hinge


Is dry and turns hard, until oil is applied,
after which it moves easily. When the
joints, or hinges, Of the body are stiffened
and infiamed by Rheumatism, they can
not be moved without causing the most
excruciating pains. Ayers Sarsaparilla,
by its action on the blood, relieves this
condition, and restores the joints to good
working order.
Ayers sagssparilla has effected, in our
css;es whi,.., ,5a.led the efforts of the
foost cxper e--sebd physicians. Were it
necessary, s,auld give tho names OF
'rary int.-'-.-..,.I,ssls who have been cured
- taking tls rncdicipe. In my case it
5-.as worke- .aoiaders, relieving nae Of
Rheumatism
Ai~r being troubled with it for years. In
us, and I'll et'asr diseases arising from
5n,Dnre bod. f'1a-e IS NJ remedy with
nich ali. aesaainted, that affords such
7oi.ef IS 9a..4l3 Sa:ssrarilla. r. III,
I,'I,eaoc. ~, D., Baltimore, Md.
a-r..@'s =. .,a1illa cured me Of Gout
r. Rfe ~, .vlen nothing else
1ata. sa6--ca1ed every trace OF
.,,Rss9 + s. sYatem. - Il. III. Short,
Manager t1oaei belmont, Lowell, Mass.
/ #a9 nau4 months, q sufferer
Eaola CHI -. s4iei3faas .s10. The disease
aiincfad -. .saT TCeslv, 10 spite of all the
sSnaediee 8a1s 9aa until | commenced
let4g Asasfa s-saparilla. ! took sew
eral hotf:es = fiis preraration,. and was
s!me,i;ly ..s2t q . health. u. Fream,
I
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31

NEBRASKA City, Neb.. July 3i.-The
thermometer to day registered l04 in the
shade. There were several cases of sun.
strokes. one fatal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31
$500 REWARD!

The above reward will he paid 10 the arr,s
and conviction Of any party or parties ieun,
guilty of stealing, III ing or running of, alter
ing brands or marks OF any i've stock. belong
ing 70 any member of the Nevada Live Stocl
Association.
N. II. A. MASON, President
Csc. S. NIXON. oaol etlrY.
vinHeDncea.. April l., lisa.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31
MEACy APPRECIATED.
Governor ut rha sked for Cemmut ting
che sentence OF woman.

ALBANY, July 3l.-Gov. Hill yester.
day. among many other kilograms OF
thanks for committing the sentence of Clu-
ara Cignsrali, who killed her husband, r. :
ceived one from Baron Foer, the italian
Minister, on behalf of his Government.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31
FIRST 1ATl9<A1 nANK.
wiNNEMUCCA, NEVADA.

This banx trAnsacts . general Banking EA
hange, Collection aud Fire Insurance Agenc,
Susiness Bills OF Echange for sale on the princi.
,Ai cities in Ecrope Cur -ent accounts with In.
divi iual firms and companies solicited. Loans
made on personal security.
Three and one-half (si) per cent. interest pes
Annum paid on time deposits.
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS:
Crocker- Woolworth National Bank, San Fran
cisco, Gala; National Bank OF the Republic, New
York; First National Bank, Reno. Nevada; Ma
tional Rank Of u O. Mills Co., Sacramento
Gala: First National B ,nk, Chicago.
Telegraphic transfers ade through the above
.oyresnondeuts n2A-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-31

CLEVELAND, July 81. Masked robbers
entered the farm house. Of Coux Dean
lsst night, bound him and stole q, 900.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

the d0DinSti0a a alsen % the spirit
otthe institHtions Gasier which ts lives
Henre the American workman J.
hostile 70 al plans q government that
yesi in classes poser over the masses
Ills common sense leads him 10 the
ssuvicli0n that ahen ; man invests
his mDaey in AZ enterprise he ! en-
liti@d 10 look for his moneys worth in
return. He has therefore no Quarrel
With the capital who puts his money
into tie productive enterprise thai Ae
thinks wiil yield 70 him the hs-st re-
turns His only disagreement Is with
tfsose Eh0 EouId give everything to
eapiial and nothing 10 laf,or: Who for
gel that the investor q money looks
oaly for good interest 20 bring ID him
larger fortune. while the workman
lssoks for daily bread as the fruit Of
daily toll
The capitalist can wait The labOrer
cannot wait The Workuan's problem
= not whether next years divitleRd
will rcmuner4te him fCr this wear :
investment. but WHISTLER next Satar-
days wages will pay the weekly liz
inz 81 his family and leave 4 little
over fOr the gocd against . rainy day
Or if things 20 well against the time
when the assi,iaons workman nav b.
aisle 70 ask other workman 70 help
him in his projects and rise to the
position Of a captain OF industry, a.
many American EoEkmen have done
before him.
Just noE there are two parties con
tending for the vote 81 the American
people for the great Offices Of Presi-
dent and Fica-President The Demo
cratic party saws to American work
men: We make you this promise on
ly-that your wages shall not be dimin-
ishei by our action, that the security
Of your employments shall not Be IN
paired We bring no bounty or sub
sidE a. part 81 oar cain to your sup
port. Tie party that proceeded our
party in power dealt in bOunties and
subsidies. II ron cannot live without
them, 60 70 that party. but first See
what you have gained b. them. We
offer 70 you now, and then fair chance
To d. what you can for the protection
10 labor. and then fair tools furnished
as cheap - they can be made, and no
advantage to any one because be has
more money than vou have
This Is precisely Rhat the Demo
cratic party Offers to American labor.
Il seems 70 rs that it is just what
American labor has for a long time
been seeking sometimes clearly sec
ing the goal ahead, sometimes con
fused by mists stirred up by the vain
and delusive words Of monopolists.
Anarchists and partisans. Cassia
County Times.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
Gardens = Alphabet.

AL goods At loErsl prs2'-s
By u Garden and save lsoley
CAEp.oS HiIl not Is un'ieEsol1
D5Sy fail 70 81 prses= - CarIoa
EvEzrrmNG in general mercAlaIai-s--
FANcY snd staple Er0e~rles lo~ sloEh
Go % Czrli0a Tor Eala1 son wani
HEAE ~. rhrspes. plAee Is CAr1oz ;
ITs -. Carbon j. the place y bay
JoHN Carlon j. giving uig bargains
KEEP cooL NV priess zTe refreshing
Lnok before leaping- lG-ok before by :
MoyEY saved : IauEry raFae-d
NOTHING ike saving money IN tsiyiaZ
OH my, sneA nile golsls A tartio.l ;
PrRgHAsE WAg-c soc can i3 best
Qrlck sales. small prosE a. CA,slqaa ;
RALLY roand the counters 81 CaE-ion ;
SAVE yonr money, buy AZ Canton
TAKE look Al Carzi0ns goods
UxPIEE gives the game d low pzies-s
10 Carbon
FUTE 81 the rlesTi1a Z 10y q Casdoa
WELL buy goods 81 The hrieG store
XLLENT goods a. Canlgus
YUr should examine Carbon stock
ZEso i low down and Car,ions pEsces
are next to il.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
Notice TO Gre iitors Of Insolvent.

II the District Court Third Judicial rt,.rsr,
Territory % Idaho, county u bingham
In the matter u the petition uf q l. wo1trr.,
an insolvgnt debtor.
u appearing n the court that q L wrsl
cutt has tled his petition schetIuis ard irvrrt.
tory hccurtitnE ~ Law, II Il therefore BFytrrrsl
~ me. judge % the Third Judicial DISTRICT NJ
Idaho Territory that the said = I. woaic.5ti
70 and y hereby declared ifs1lveut anH tkst
me AnGrtH ~ bingham county z hrrrbY riiFvy,.
ted ~ take possession az the estate tslth r,s.i
ana personal of tho said u 4 wdnluutt erect
~ may be ~ lay exempt from exsutitinn ana
AZ ~ MS ueeia, vouchers. books ~ arryf ~ !
and papers and 70 keep them safety uutfl tbs
appointment Of an assignee. The sai8 sbsyfa
ana al other persons are hereby f1rbi-ttsa
from paying any debts or delivering any r,r,,t,.
srty belonging 70 said y, 4 wooicutf tD hin -
Tor MS use ~ ne, tho said z I. wnalcntt fry3rn
trhhsterrinE any property brlnnEtnR 10 ANY
pfFsDu or persons whatever.
" y iirfner ordered that on the fsth ,fav ~
July ~, at the court RUIN Of Third Disfygrt
court Of bingham county. 10 anil the zane u
hereby appointed a. the tisie and ttiarr - =
meeting Uf the creditors Of said STu.jis.,st ~
prove their debts and 10 chonse ono ~ rssore
ASSUMES ~ the estate. and that notice thnrr,.
Of bc given ~ publication tn the tf,apn N1ws
49,, neS sHaper published 1T BlRukfnot. IL said
Blngaam county. Idaho Territory, fnr iive con-
seSHINe weeks CASE HKpDEKICK
Dated this, 9TH day Of June. issSs y '1's''
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Genl Pride was the orator at HALEY.
GenL Harrison has been formally
notified Of his nomination.
Secretary Curtis delivered the
Grafton at Boise on the Fourth.
New York did not ratify worth a
cent over the Chicago nominations.
4 Chinaman escaped from Custer
jail but was recaptured next day.
Ben Butler is out OF politics, he
was always ont but he didn't know It.
Large bets are being offered that
Cleveland will carry New York by
100.OO
Jay Could defeated Gresham al
Chicago and used his influence for
Harrison railroad attorney.
The New York Sun now sheds its
rays for Grover Cleveland; it did
not months ago.
A man charged with trying to wreck
a car told the Judge his mother-in-law
was on the inside.
Democratic clubs are being formed
all over the country and Cleveland
hats and bandannas are growing in
fashion.
Another war cloud is reported
gathering in Europe, but that like
others may blow over
All Democratic government officials
now holding office may rest easy for
another term-Cleveland will get there
again.
One hundred thousand laborers
have been thrown out Of work in the
protected industries which the Re
publicans are now defending.
Gent. Sheridan Is resting aboard
his steamer in Delaware Breakwater.
and is doing we'll.
Chief Justice Fuller's nomination
has been reported back to the Senate
by the Judiciary committee without
recommendations. This is unfayorable
Tammany celebrated the 4th for
the hundredth time. Her last cele.
bration was well worthy Of Tammany's
patriotism.
4 threatened cyclone scattered a
5000 crowd at Cedar Rapids, Iowa on
the Fourth.
Genl. J. A. Grant in his speech Al
Gettysburg said-he considered PICK.
ett's charge the grandest ever made
in the world.
The widow of President Polk will
put the machinery Of the Cincinnati
exposition in motion by touching an
electric button to be placed in her
home in Nashville, Tennessee.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

WgETEas 81 abusive. scarrilOus 0r
threatening postal c4rls-and many
skulking stretches have been indulg-
ing in that praeIice-will be wise to
notice that congress has Just passed
. Law which fixes a fine Of 800 10
5000. and indicts Imprisonment Of
one 70 ten years upon every convicted
rascal in that line, A principal pur-
pose Of the Law. besides checking
mere blaekguarlisn. j. 70 put stop
70 the operations u certain bad debt
collectors. who we're sending such
postals. together with envelopes with
Matchmaking threats on the outside.
in order 70 force payment By annoy
Philadelphia Ledger.
The above has an application in
Idaho equally with Philadelphia.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
American Labor.

American labor is not serf labor.
II is the force Of work that thinks
and votes. 1t pays its Own way and
works out its own salvation. It be.
longs to no one. 1t has both mod.
esty and pride. It's modesty teaches
that it lives by its wages. Its pride
enforces the knowledge that the labor.
er is worthy not merely of his hire.
but Of his due share in the profits that
accrue from the sale Of the product
Of his toll.
There is also in the breast Of the
American workman an abiding knowI.
edge that he and his companions in
toll are the real rulers of this country
Of equal opportunities. Whenever
the control Of the affairs Of the coun.
try pa9ses into other hand, he resents
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

GEozGE w. CrzTgs il his eloquent
orAtion On the Ge:tysbarg battlefield
JAZZ 3ri thus speaks of the grand
charge Eaz.ie n tie s5=er u liz Ysr-
gini2 troops under the gallant Picket:
D9abtful the battle hung and pans
"a. then a Formidable bolt u var Was
forged &C y05lsier wooded hight and
f-eaf against he foe It was a living
h0It and sped a II resistless Ii
reached AID touched the tanning line
u The emh4ttled Blue Ii pierced the
line for one brief moment in the sharp
agony q mortal strife l. held IL
gEn II MAS the supreme moment Of
the peril u the Union Il Vas the
heroic crisis Of the EAr. but the fiery
force Eas spent in one wild last. ferce
struggle Brave men dashed along
and II the next moment that awful
bolt Of daring courage was melted in
the feryent heat Of IN equal yalor and
the battle Of Gettysburg was fought T
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

WEEKS ago The news stated that
the annexation scheme was simply
sleeping for the present and that tie
next Congress wonld be called upon
to consider it seriously and earnestly.
In the same connection it urged the
voters Of the Territory To send it,
ablest representative man To Congress
To oppose It and fight it 70 its final
defeat This week the Idaho County
Free Press gives the proceedings Of a
mass meeting held in Idaho City June
70 at which strong annexation resO-
buttons wore adopted In one of the
resolutions we End this language:
That at a general election held in
1886. Mr.. Dubois. our present dele,
gate in Congress said to our people
in public speech-"If elected / will
not oppose. your wishes officially up
on the subject Of annexation. Upon
that promise Mr.. Dubois received his
party vote in this county. etc, and in
the same resolution they call upon
Mr. Dubois to redeem his promise
and work for the passage Of Mr.. Stew.
arts bill. In another resolution they
praise the boilers, Brown and Rev.
nolds. in the Boise Republican con.
yention for leaving the convention
thereby saving the county from being
compromised by the action of the
convention. So it seems The News
was not mistaken in its statement. the
handwriting is too plain on the wall.
The fight is coming up in the next
Congress and it will be fought to the
bitter end. To save the Territory
intact we must send our ablest repre-
sentative. one who can command the
greatest influence with his fellowmeni,
bers and one who has the strongest
following and support at home. Hon.
Jim Hawley is the man. He is uncon.
promisingly opposed TO annexation in
any shape, he will tell the people OF
Idaho county 50 and the people Of
Bingham likewise. and when he gets
to Congress he will not be called up
on to redeem promises made in one
part Of the Territory contrary to de
clarations in another. We warn the
people Of the Territory in time that
the fight is coming. if thev lose the
Territory is gone forever; If they win
a glorious future awaits them. With
Hawley as our champion we will win.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
Notice 10 Creditors Of Insolyent.
~ THE DISTRICT CorRT. ard JUDICIAL Dt,
Territory Of Idaho. county Of bingham.

Is THE DIsTRfcT CounT. ard IuptctAt p,.r
Territory Of Idaho. county Of bingham,
In the matter n the r,etitIou Of LAM. q 49,.
hcll. an insolYeut debtor
=, y appearing 70 the court that Jamea 4
sanPiell haA hled his petition, schssitilr ana
Inventory according 70 law, il Z thpfefnts
.Il.fea w me, Judge Of the ard Judicial ufs.
trtct Of Idaho Territory -
That the said James Al Canut,Y,ett ~. -, a.
hssIreny declared tnsovent. and that the sheriff
Y, blnshAiu county u hereby directed H. take
possession Of OIL the the estate both rial ara
W sDilal ~ TIE said James 8. Camphail. oxeept
sueh e. MAY 0e BY law exempt from eHsciItisis,
81 ~ or bis deeds, vouchers hooks ~ account
ahd papers. aud to keep the same safeiy 1intii
- appointment " an assignee The aaIj
shsslH sn1 al other persons arc hereby for.
slldeh from paying any debts or dclivorIns
~ property bel0nging ~ said James II Catnf,.
81, ~ hiin - Tor biz Use or he tho HaId Jatns.
=. 1hih pDeii from transferring any Property n,
ssAy person Dr persons whatsoever III A.
" .tner ordered that the NTH tiay III July is,s
~ ~ ~ tgnrt Room pf the ~ DistTict Court IN
bilkhafn county, be, and the came Il hercbs,
s agpJitlts1. hs TIE time ana place, for n meal
w ~ tle crsdltoTs Of said James q cNnnboii
~ pEUge theiT debts, and b. chfiso one ~ tnnfe
~ ". hses Uf nc estate aud that notice thcr,,
~ ~ klteils ~ publication IN tho TtAItn Nrssa
s,i ~ sPaper published at Hlackfunt in sall
osnsnain county Idaho Territory Tor Ave com.
CASE BRoDRRIcK.
Dated this nth day Of Nay A. D is s''sV
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

RELIGION and politics should not
be stirred with the same spoon. neith-
er should infdelity and politics be
mixed in the same bowl But our
friends, the Republicans, are mixing
Bob Ingersol up with their party
principles 80 thoroughly that when
ever the bowl il stirred Bob is the
foam that comes to the top. The
boast Of the party in years agone was
that the party was one Of grand moral
ideas: now, The News submits the
questions il Bob Ingersol. the infideI.
authority for those ideas: and is Bob
Ingersol who breaches infidelity from
the housetOps proper leader for a
political party or for any party as to
that
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07


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Chas Hrr,,l irsrrssrrt
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Court % the Thsrti iuds~tat uiatrtrt 81 saM
Territory % tar Csygnty % lisngham. eusnpts Inc
q Anna Hsruid praying foe iuaguaess tnat
thr bsFnzta ~ uaNtFtuBgmy ENlatinM haztWreu
plairttm and Defendant D. disssilYrsi Atsassatrly
ard thAt pialutig - rvstuFvvi o. the Firhta 70
. single AMI uumaTrts-i wntuAn ard flw III
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tnsut i clAtracd, u fhat IN ia9nth ~ pcr n q
t1r Defendant lurgrttInE has ma rtal yuFs ltii
otsiEaf5nus. d this pia ntiH and 81 Minnras > ~.
Man. bassiy ana ~ruraGIatly tirpsrftess tks.
plaintiff antirft eer rntsFriy irstlfntr asEssng
sGTAEEszfs al % shfch e ns1rw fafly sFgElfF d
~ plaintiffs eznzaplAint on &c bwFviu AmA that
unless ynu APPEAR AMI answrr - sAd csscaa
rtniut wsthfn tFa dag 20 the srrvsre thert-1f
u SERVED Stthfu HtnEhsau tIuHfY nmd mtthta
tEgg3fy daya 70 snrgrgi aut % satd county hut
wit4tn aMti District Ai1sG In flrty days il .rfV4
"a uut ~ said piatFtrs, exclusive ~ the day n,
service, gudEulssst Nili hr TAKEN Agutnat Sos,
y default and plzlHita viii apply a. shp
10hTt Tor tan ssrf demanded Ia piNtnsin :
complaint herein,
In Twstlnony Whereof. 1. A. 4. Rieharylss1
- tlerk ~ the said nistrSct CaS5irt "a W
isEAIA heTvuntn act my hAna and ar 10
- the seal ~ szsd court az Hlacgfrsat
Idaho, this 18th day u Junr Iss
IL. RICHARDSON
Cirrk % the District tpurt
BY Frank e Btrby. Dcputy
SMITH smith AitoFneys Tor Paints. Oxylrn
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
THE Christian luton. IN a We

THE Christian Iuion, in a Hell-
considered article on The Political
Issue. points out the folly Of the
Republican policy, which. in the face
Of a surplus Of sI25. 900, 600 AMI its
annual increase Of 500. 900. 600. fails
70 provide against the menace Of
hopeless bankruptcy 10 tie country
induced by the accumulation in the
Treasury vaults Of money which con-
meree needs Il thus places in parallel
columns the contrasting propositions
Of the Republican and Democratic
platforms.