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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28
Y0TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
u. $. Land once at nlaekIeost a., lq lss,

- :, !, -, I,nlon I'D WlupkTUOf TUlIItN
Us Lahu UNIV w january Srd, lsSs. }
No,lce Il hereby given that Julions, =: S ~ IN.
IN ~ ,lsehfoot' Idaho has iiled notioV e ", In
t nS 10 to make proof on his desert 1 n% S se
No. Ss, for lots q and swS, n se section s,
nss, ~ ~ sn,,sh range ,I east, before hvgis
ter and keceiverat nlnckfoot' ,a sss y" ''
say. the 18th day Of February, lsss. 10 prove
lie names the following wit''v nomination OF
said land: john A. Anderson, AnE Hse, Mi
ouist, james Dunn, and James MeiuVNV''
81 bingham county, Idaho, Resylster.
tanY FRANK W. bf4NNAf'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28
Notien for Publication.
Land Office at Blackfoot, Idaho
ncceuher Goth. 1887.

InnU Of6ce at HIuVhItNNt I,ta,IS7' Z
december Goth, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the f ollowih1g,
named settler has filed notice OF NE NE ajn, md
Thar M, said proof win be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver at Rhektoot, Idaho, ON ~ hoS'
ruary Sth, 1888, viz: John A; Boothe, on dtin q
n tnwnship 10 south, range s. east.
lie names the following witnesses " P LJinV
his Continuous residence upon and CULTIVATION
VI lanes mn" =. 4 shermau, Lyman Bernard, Edwin
Rndgc and Guadalupe Valdez, all OF oheiua
nonnty Idaho. Frank w. BEANE,
county, iua"o' Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28

THE Second Adventists, of Battle
Greek, Mich, rather expect the end of
the world to take place this year.
There appear to be two parties among
the Second Adventists, by the way.
One party is continually fixing dates
for the end of the world, and the other
party is constantly proving that these
dates are wrong.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28

/ hereby give notice, that after this
date, I will not be responsible for nor
pay any debts contracted except by
myself personally or by my written
order. JOHN 5. WATSON
January 10th, 1888.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28

THE appearance of Justice Lamar
in the Supreme Court last week was
notable from the fact that that SEES
sion was the first held in that tribu-
nal with full bench since 1885.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28
NOVICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OTFICE At sLACEFooT, lDAHl
Iaut,arv ~ isss

LAND OFFICE Al BLACkfoOf, ipAhO
january u, ises,
Notice Is hereby given that John Garrett has
fled notice OF his intention 10 make maj PROOF
before the Register and Receiver AT BlacEfoOt
Idnho on Monday. the a1th day Of February,
lsSs, on timber culture application, No. %, Tor
lot s OF section 3. township . south range ~ r.
He names as witnesses: Fred = stevens, Fred
A Stevens William Kirkpatrick and Joseph
Warren, all OF BlnCkfOot, Idaho
FRANK W. BEASg.
~ Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28
NOTICE.

OFFICE Or THE COUNTY TREAsuRsR,
Blackfoot, bingham County, ldaho,i
NOTICE il hereby given that the following
In Bingham County Warrants will be paid up
on presentation with the interests thereon 10
date IL presented within sixty GOD days from
date of this notice. Interest will cease from
and after this date.
SPECIAL FUND.
October L., 1887, Nos, ls3 TO led inclusive.
G. BUNTING, JR.
County Treasurer.
Dated January q 1883
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28

IT may be little late to refer to
Lamars confirmation, but, like a mo-
ton to adjourn, it is always in order
to "tallyp for Cleveland.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28

IT is high time some Idaho Demo
Gratis were taking an inventory of
stock of Simon-pure Jeffersopian prin-
ciples on hand to ascertain their sol
yency or insolvency with the party.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28
For SALE

A band OF 20 Horses. including isor IA brood
Mares in good condition, for sale at II bargain
Write TO or call on JOHN PRTrCHETT
Blackfoot Idaho, Dec. sth, 1857.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28
THE IDAHO NEWS.

pLAcKFooT. SATURDAY., JAN. IS ~
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28

The largest Chinese mining camp
in the Northwest is at Warren, Idaho.
Hundreds of Chinese have been at
work there for several years, and each
year from fifty to seycnty-fve go back
to China with from $1,000 to IS, 900,
a fortune for them. Most Chinese
miners work over old mines, and are
very expert at cleaning up every par
ticle of gold; but at Warren they are
on new ground, and their careful sys-
ten results in large yields
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28
Idaho Stage Co.

The cheapest, the shortest and most d,roc,
route between the North, East and
West and the points named.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
Thc ,I,rh Tnrlm srlacr.

1rfn ihc Chlrgo IimcA
II i ma old, old song that the high iarT
spider h ever singing TO the toiling u.s..
YIN you walk into my pnrlor and see
what nice high wages | will give you2
You have alryady walked q long way; you
sccm Ia like Il, come In further aud look
nj the pictures. The high tariff spider has
the power often ascribcd 10 the princcoi tho
power OF darkness oi assuming whatever
form ploancH lis fancy OF suits his purpose.
II lately took the Shape 81 a benevolent
button manufacturer, AMI sung is song
thus I'VE pay men nll The WAY nom al
tN $40 pcr day, According tu their skill
The girls got ium u to $40 prr day. IN
bcrmany men ior the same clres ui work
put from 90 cunts 90 ~. girls about 20 cents
lrr Jay. In bohemia Wagus are lust about
unc.hnli What they are in Germany" The
devil often beats himself. aud ~ sIvos
good people the trouble at beating the
dCyil. He has beaten himself in this In.
stance. In Bohemia, be- uys. WAGES are
iust about onU.hali what they arr In
Germany. Aud yet Il frrms that the
hutioumnkcn Of Germany arr able 10
hold their own against thc huttnumaker
"i Bohemia, and that, tlp, without the
help ol any iafl tax on Bohemian but.
tons. Thus We have un admission that
thc ability " one manufacturer a. com.
lcie against another does not necessarily
depend upon Tie nominal wagps. or money
Wages that lac payA That l. precisely
What TIE opponents 81 our H. per cent.
tanu have been saving uil along. 4 Wor.
slipper 81 the taxation idol nov inady,tt
entity admits H. lie admits that German
button manufacturers, paying men from
10 ccnis 10 81 Der LAY, and girls about q
cents Per day are able 10 compete ulains
bohemian button manufacturers Who pa,
their men only 20 Ia 80 cents, and ihct
girls only about 10 cents per day This h
an admission that the efficiency ui IN,
labor. and the conditions under which il Z
performed, have a great deal TO DO viii
he results.
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BLUEGRASS" no. 3s4.
sinndnri aud RcEi.iorod

sirrl by Ryslyk iamtlcionian, sir, ~ % irotter,
with records ~ ? - cg better. nni sirs " % sons
that have each gotten ule or more .. n performers
rri dam glJ % long i.iani BiicS HGws, srcond
dam by Young uHfo, hall brother u American
fcl.rrs. thlri iaG b. Cof.as Messenger BY i'm.
ported Messenger.
rLuFGRasS q ~ hands high. seal brown. a..
most b.aak, With wiue tolorcj isnks and mutSls.
Two sh's heels heavy name aud tall long bo.llcd
tc1,. bowed and ,rp stylish. Ne Il the sirc %,
Grey Cloui f''o.l l,N. trial 2i9i, Of E'-.ch-r.
ito ~ ono ~ pr -uer. ando the dam OF Lad :
q Lyons. rs,ori ~. lie Il half brother % Dex.
ior -i5is N'iir 1is, lay Gould. 22tH Georgs
wiLc,. 20. and 'ul, brother 10 Nrnelsus ~
W.uEGENs. iI the ouly sou % kyidyks Ham
hlc,rnlsu. wha-H frrrircs wero ever offered " tho
pcop.s SOUTH OF kEy1UCKY. and he will thi,
irasou DO llmle ~ ion outs ie mares Zoe ssJ
cazh. giih usual pfi lIlcS : oi nciGrn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
NesepcI, re.lcr..l D, I,lsh rnrla.

ANfHNl Wv N'iNff ilillIA ihN. 'l'N
While aliArinr comes in !tc of duty,
other coal-lar colon, AMI dyss wgrc i'm.
ported to the value ol ~ $50, l52, and worc
subjoc, 10 duty oi -5,3,OjL IN the dis.
eliminating pdrtialily at the ;nHr, dycrs
who usc the alinr.nc pay No tax; but
thosc who Use ihc anilinr colors produced
from the same coaltir by n very similar
chemical pUc,fs must pay tifiif II -
per cont On the yaluc This aud other
taXcs upon coll ur products enable q mo-
nopoly 20 cNlorl millions ct money irnm
American consumers. liy putting anilinc
dyes ON the ifcc lisi with nlixrnr, the
manufacturer, e tcNiiic l,hr.ci would bc
relieved VI heavy burden. Tile only
complaint against tiiis policy would Ice
heard irpm % rIpltIuus combination which
every year DESTROYS ,hc cua,.iar that Il
docs not ,husp to usy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

LEBANON, Tenn, April 20. N. B. Lester,
the murderer Of Lieut.. J. L. Lane, paid the
penalty of his crime today at Lebanon, the
scene OF the murder. He made very dis
connected andsenselcss speech, explaining
why he had committed the crime. Lane,
he said, had destroyed the Happiness OF his
family and made q prostitute Of his wife.
lie declared he was ready to die and was
going straight to heaven, and asked the
sheriff 10 meet him there. When the cap
was adjusted and his arms were being pin
toned he laughingly said, Don't tic them
so tight"
Just as the trap vas sprung lac yelled
goodbye. The drop fell Mt ll:55 o'clock,
and az 1906 o'clock his pulse ceased TO
beat. Only thirty people Witnessed the
execution, six OF whom were invited by
Lester.
On Tuesday morning, July 20, last, Les.
ter shot aud killed Lieut.. j. 7. Lame IN
this city. Lane was lawyer and had sat
down lust outside his office door, when
Lester stepped up close to him aud emp
tied both barrels of double barrclcd gun
into his victims lett side. Lester was ut
once arrested and carried 10 Nashville and
placed in Jail.
Lester married ilic widow OF Al Gibson,
expecting, it is said to obtain possession
OF few thousand dollars received by her
from the knights OF Pythias. Failing to
secure this money, Lester made matters
very unpleasant ior his family, aud finally
his wife sued him for n divorce, alleging
cruel treatment. IN this suit for divorce
Lieut.. Lane was her attorney, and Lester
vowed vengeance against him. At Les.
tcr's trial his attorney set up the plea oi
insanity and urged tha. he was driven
mad by the unfaithinncs5 Of his wife,
According 10 the statement OF Judge John
G.. Ferris, which has never been denied,
Lester had two wives from ono oi whom
he had secured divorce whom he mar.
ricd Mrs. Gibson. He IL now an old man
with silyCrpd hair
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

on the dollar, and the Russian govern.
ment is unable TO borrow a cent in any
European mart to-day. Then, in contrast
with Russia. we take glance at England,
the least protected country in the world.
There labor is more productive and re-
ceives higher pay than in any other coun-
Try in Europe. Her people have laying in
banks and elsewhere, idly waiting invest
mcnt, 10000, 900, or $1,000, 900, 600. Just
such facts asthesc are what knock the the.
DRY of the protectionists into cooked hat.
II this country has been prosperous under
the burden Of the high tariff, what limit
could be fixed to its prosperity if the bur.
den should be removed?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
JOHN DoRY. No. 5i)l.
standard aud Registered.

Fired by Pilot Nimhllul. The best brei son ol
~ Namh1lno Chief Pilot NsmhflnD ms L. q record
Of 2g,' IN NE mud Public trial over i.5ulrilli
jockey Clun Tn 1 In es'e
rirt dsm Of John bofU Agnes by Mambrn,
STAT uocord %, son a Mamhrlno Chlei Nam
brino Chief vas b. Msnhfino Paymaslor ho b.
Namhrinn. be b. Imported Messenger
JOHN D0Ri Il 10 hands high. zeal hrosn al
mott BLACK. two white heels. heavy name and tail
short coupled apd heGsy b1nol. ne ss horse
enc action AMI vcry stylish. Although 10 Lis 9ye.
old form and never trained he q very iasland level
headed. snd can sPccd ~ 2.5 gale he was isal.,
April 49, 1885,, ~ Indian Ilili ~. Liml,sd 10 tei
marcS Ecrvloc fss $50 cab. with usual phyll
eyes 81 return
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
In. Collapse OF a BuIIdiag.

CnIcAoo. Ill.,, April 20 a building on The
corner Of Clark and Indiana streets has col.
lapscd, burying several persons in the
ruins. Il is said 10 be the Albany Flats,
an apartment building tcnautcd by several
families. while II was undergoing some al.
icraiiOns 10 H. suporiructuW.
Further investigation shows that il was
not the Albany Flats building which icll
but building tothe south On Clark street,
which was undergoing chnngca aud was 10
bc annexed 80 the flats. The front wall
fell. severely iniuring one workman and
vnunding spycral others
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
THE BETHEL HOME FIRE.
THE BODIES OF THREE MEN FOUND
IN THE RUINS.
A Number of Others Are Moro or Loss
Seriously Injured--supposed to Have
Been Incendiary--A Building Gives
Way-A Workman Buried.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April CA thorough
search Of the ruins of the Bethel homo
fire resulted in the finding of the bodies Of
three men-7John Grant colored, wharf.
man: jackson, white. levee laborcr; Smithy,
white roustabout In the hospital, burned
and bruised, are George Miller, hands
burned; Frank Shakins. leg hurt; Alex
Webb, knee hurt James Smith, badly
burned about the body. The pecuniay
loss TO the Bethel home is $500; TO the
Collier estate on the building, 5000; to
others, 81 200; fully insured The origin
OF the fire is unknown. though II Is be-
hevcd 10 have come from the pipe OF a
sleeper on the second floor, as the flames
were first discovered in this room. The
fourth and fifth stories were occupied by
about seventy dodgers, forty Of whom were
coored, sleeping on tho fifth floor. Thirty
white men were asleep OH the fourth floor
Yesterday seems 10 have been u day Of
general debauch, for most OF the men
seem 10 have been aroused from u
drunken stupor with difficulty and found
Anthony, negro, found ropo ut the
fifth story hall window and gave tidings
90 the others imprisoned on that floor ns
he slid out Of the window TO the pave
inent. There was general scramble Tor
the window, and n half dozen men at u
time came down the rope hand over hand,
while there was struggle az tho WIN
dow of frHntic men pursued 10y smoke
hn "a
knocked down and tramplcd upon in the
rush for tho window and found Others un.
der him. When he got out OF the window
Lis clothing was on fire. The last man to
come down the ropo WIS J. Malone, the
night Waterman, who was one Of the first
b. learn III the fire. lie ran through the
building nrousing the men and found his
escape cut Off In making for the window
he stumbled over Alcck Webb, cripple,
who was lying almost in the flames,
bruised and nearly sulIOcaicd. Malone
wa, burned in taking up the man, but he
held bnlvcly 30 his charge and came safely
down the rope with him. When the fire
was at It's flcrccst man was seen by the
assembled crowd, in the fourth story, 10
come toward the window, an instant lac
fdicrcd then fell back into the flames.
Al the dodgers have been accounted for.
Further investigation strengthens the i'm.
prcsslon that the liN was inoendiary and
not from the pipe Of boarIcr. The fire
started under the stairway OF the second
floor, and spread through the upper floors,
the only part Of the second floor visited 10y
the flamUs being the hall and stairway.
There were three dead bodies. all men,
taken from the ruins, but the names aro
not known, II being ascerllihUd that the
men mentioned in the previous report
have been seen alive.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
HOLSTEIN BULL.
EETHERLAND PIONEER. No. 81

Bred ~ Smith 4 Powell. syncuss. ". Y ciiyss
NAY A isA Color bla-t' shield snlp. throa.
trskct. stripe up len shoulder over on Ilght bant
tfound hips belly. legs sud ore half tail within
Fire kcihefisnd rfinor 80 5iG ". H. b. the Isl
combined milk and bniirfbull IN America
Dam Frn.iih -. beautiful COW. ycsr oii
Narh !, isll. with the form and al ths polui, Of
srrcst mixer rrunrllA "a had been giving mlll
rorc han eleven months IN her . ycar old form
and held up 10 MON than rallons per day she
took prizes NJ 1bo sea iosk sta'e tsin In isa
aud issl
Graniau rave Tor Smith Z Powell g roani
a. one day when year old
NETHEgLAND PIONEER Il very straight and
squar.. with an oTccedinsy broad aud level hacs
road lenr hips, toii cnat an unusually moiiou
sin. and WEIGHS nearly 100 pounds agryios ics
sio cish, With usual privileges u nruun
IoT further particulars address
n g. u CAkLlN. Manager.
Lou boa ~ Nemnhi. Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
re,ropoil,,o .Iub.r,ouse rIro.

WAsuINCroS, April 20. Fire broke oui
IN Tie top story Of the Metropolitan club.
honsc, corner Seventeenth and II sirccts
about O'Clock this morning, and did con.
siderable damage 20 the roof aud north
tower. In order 10 eXtinguish the flames
II was found necessary 10 dclugc the build.
ing with water, aud great damage was done
IN that way 20 the interior Of the building
The Gre Is supposed To have originated
IRON ma oyerhcaicd range in the top Of the
l.rttfIfyu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
mumor Of AmerIcnn I..r,.ln,lnn.

] t1nl UIl Vhlng0 IImUN
The women Who aru congra,uahnq
themselves on the lafgc vote received hy
ilcir snliragu hill IN the New York House
~ Representatives should be careful not TO
let TIC members pull the bangs over their
cyv. lhe record shows that their bill
received hiiy-onc votes 90 nhy-Gyc npainst
u, but Tie truth is them are ~ that body
several Fo'slled humnrisn WHOSE idea Of
.<<tnSr1o vote for such measure only
sahcn they arcsurc Il cannot pass. Indeed.
this sort Of "humor' enier, very largely
into American legislative practice, AMI Il
becoming one II the most serious u our
national faults
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

rum Texas .uus.
Ike jackson. ClU,by county, Tcx.,
collrcd man, WAS tried 90 tine charge vt
having stolen some ri"tiie nom O. line aud
acquitted. When hc was ipll hp could go
hV bowed gracefully luj 1iis
"Aiurh ofhl.rcl Ter ypr. and I g.hs scr
nay wont ob honor ! will Doc mUr hccrlul
.n DO future
"Abuu, stealing clothug2"
"No, cfb'ut riuin' kutchod."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
nrn,nrrnIIr ninir..

From the Chattanooga Times
The Cincinnati EnYiirer publishes isis
OF States that are sure for the Democrats
in November, one of States that are
sure for the Republicans aui QUO oi
States that ao doubtful, which We give
below:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
rn1ls rll,r Anr nnrnrrui

II Is difficult la believe that any de
ccnily informed man thinks amy OF these
States IN doubt, except California and pos
mby Michigan. The balance arc rs rrr-
tain to give the Republican nominee their
electoral votes Hs is Vermont. There is no
sense in such "bulr" The fHqiir'r IS
is not far of Ia the following table:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
EyrnrnonY ro DO ID llnen. lollN.

Cons, yc saints and sinners. loscm aud
winners, drink Tennessee Brewing Com.
pauy's bohemian Pale Book Beer. li'a
the nncsl la thC land.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

From ihr to.ton u'r't
The savage criticism ui Mr. Lowell,
which was called ont by his uitaunccs
ri the tariff reform dinner In ihis cts some
time AGO, DOES mot appear ,o have HlcnOrd
that gentleman. The independent voter,
~ described boy him, still lives and multi
plies
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
E,mnropy gotothc lilg9 ioday.
aInanIIr NIrI,Ir..

rfom the Sew NufE 'un.
Mise Waldo tot rosiunl You have read
llanrud's stories, Of cllDc, M. Wahtshg
MI Wabash. Wc,'ruyrl-H llae-
eupl2
Miss Waldo N,s. llc great African
writer.
Me- Wabash No. I have not. hui ror.
ininly shall II d wonderful, Mis-. Wal.
10, the gigantic Ntijcs that the rp,orrd
ucc has made since thc Terrible yoke u
slavery wns removed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
Arm Tho IAcc. ioday.
Thr OnI, nrrr WAY.

From The Utica Observer
An Inventor at Stuttgart Is said 10 have
perfected a machine Tor dcaduiing tia
sound o. piano. Il will not H. q success.
The only sun way TO keep piano quiet is
TO dcadcn tho pianist.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

Was you feel depressed don't do,a yusf.
SELF with MEAN bitter hodge, Slrsfar.iia
ruuuNuic' Hui iu'irurtrs the system. aui
currr nll diseases arising from nu impur,
state ot Tie blood 81 per bottle, s'R tuitir,
iur s., Manufactured by lllngum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, TOM. sold by
Holster eH Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
Am ,rrrAiN ro CARRY.

And ~ the tctnl vote Is 40l the 2i9 l.
plenty aud IN spare. u Democrats will
sat about tu win che votes ia This lisl they
will be- wise; but nsilinr bcliltlcmynt uf
an enemy bnpt tho way o. win a victory
over him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

from an lkrlmuru
a Dyirit paper tells oi man who
'harcly escaped death at the hands Of On
iniur.aicj bull" This h supposed 10 he a
romance oi the Stock exchange.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

rfom The Wheeling ~. Val Register
Republican campaign cry Hii,cd down.
Anything to reduce the surplus bat Tax 10.
duCllon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

soyoboSr the ladies pride,
Only rivals u dcride.
Icphyn of flowoflnden air.
Only with u can compare,
Doing gpod Ia everything
On every side H. praises ring,
Neglect 10 use u, ladies wont
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
N. B. LESTER HANGED
AT LEBANON, TENN, YESTERDAY
FOR THE KILLING OF LANE.

The Old Man Makes a Very Discon-
nected Talk on the Gallows-Ho
Again Charges Lano With Destroy
ing His Home.
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yne rro.eelIon,-, rneor, Itrocncd on,

from Tue - iNh 'iuNNs
Iursia Is the most highly protected
country 81 Europe, yet there labor Is least
productive and least rewarded. linssa's
paper none, Is WORTH onlyaboai 20 ceuu
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ilnm tNp thtrFn NrV.
There II nov aUufnCr inapCnir. Cmnks
viii soon have 10 commit suicide on thee
operative plan.
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tcrday
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
/EEP Your EYE OPEN If you would

NEEP YOUR EYE OPEN # you would
" not bc VI tlmlzcl by hnpo,ton and fnuds
who arc flooding tho Hirs,i with worthless imitA.
seek 20 float lhcir worhIc', product, on the rcpu.
,ation oi itrnspn's pll.ior r~ort IN many uirSg
Tor which thelf class 1, famous. and " hUyrr'u rc
nuicvcrvlinly caution. they frequently liud them.
schc, vlchn'zed b. interruptions dealers who aid
md ab't in such deception ior O. division ot ne
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T,d news Tor the CranL..

TouR thousand people a, the tracl, Yes.
fcrlav.
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10 Acres,

Suitable for subdivision or large manufacturing
establishment. ooO feet frontage on railroad y mile
from city limits Bargain
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i79 Acres. on Poplar Street,
Sold in ave, ten and Is acre tracts Very reasonable
terms. Call aud see It.
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Residences.

Two new scven-room Houses on Dummy Lima
beautifully located. finished In FIST class s.yle
Small cash payment, balance monthly. Splendid
to get homes