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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

THE spontaneous reception to James
G. Blaine has raised the biggest row
in Republican circles known for TWEEN.
ty years. 1t is almost Donnybrook
Fair There seems to be five sides
to the questionable poverty side, the
Stalwart side, the Harrison side, the
Blaine side and the side of the sober
minded men who look to the welfare
of the Republican party.
The poverty side is represented by
the men who are hired to come here
and parade and who had to parade on
Thursday night in order to get out of
town next morning on account of
their funds giving out.
The Stalwarts are mad clear down
to their boots, for the reason that they
believe that Blaine has got things in
shape to make bargain with Harri-
SON by which he will boss the Admin
istration is case Harrison is elected.
In other words, they say, the Blaine
reception ceremonies yesterday were
simply skillfully put-up political
job 70 bulldoze Harrison.
The Harrison side represented by
the managers of the Republican Cam
paign Committee are mad too. Most
of the managers opposed Blaine's
nomination at Chicago, and
they believe now that if the Blaine
and Harrison bargain be made it will
result in their being given the cold
shoulder. They have, almost to q
man, refused to have anything to do
with the Blaine reception. The Blaine
men believe that they have got things
in their own hands. They say to the
Harrison men that they are in
position to deliver Blaine's Irish vote
to the candidate of the Hoosier State.
They intimate also that unless Har-
rison comes to terms the Blaine men
Will simply do nothing in the canvass.
This is the game Conkling played on
in 18S0.-S. Y. Star.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
ron DELEGArE TO CONGRESS-.
TO THE PRESS OF IDAHO.

Division Freight and Passenger
Agent, J. V. Parker, of the U. P,
System has generously rendered the
Press of Idaho an Excursion from
Haley to Garfield Beach and return.
The Excursion will leave HALEY on
the 3ist OF August. The invitation is
extended to all editors, publishers and
proprietots of papers in Idaho, and
their wives, and in case of single men,
to one lady each. Parties intending
to accept this generous offer and those
wanting further information regard
ing the excursion viii please address
me as early as practicable.
j. ". JONES President
idaho Press, Association.
Blackfoot, August 18th.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

THE most important of all duties
devolving upon the voters of Idaho at
the coming election will be the selec-
ton of members of the legislature.
The future good and prosperity of
the Territory demand wise selection.
Elect good, competent, honest men
and they will give us good laws; elect
bad men and we may expect bad laws.
A back sight over the course of the
past ought to teach the voters les
son; if it does they will profit by it;
If it does not, then let them suffer the
consequences as some are suffering
to-day
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
Additional Locals.

But few people came to town hang
mans day.
The fall term of the district court
will begin LIST Monday in October.
Ike Smith, the freighter came IN
yesterday from two months freight
ing for the Custer mines.
Get Your Pictures taken now at the
U. F. Photo Car if you want first class
work done.
New barber in town. See MIR. Heg-
stead's "ad" in another column.
Photographs cheaper and better
than ever before at the U. 7. Photo
Car.
A splendid shower fell just prior
to the hanging of Woods.
Come in at once if you want your
pictures taken ! will only remain a
short time longer W. A. Bradley.
Fruit jars, jelly glasses and stone
jars in all sizes at D. H. Biethans.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

LATE elections show large Demo-
cratic gains in the South. One reason
of this is there is large immigration
from the North to the South and as
soon as these immigrants who are cor
daily welcomed find homes they join
the Democratic ranks. A northern
Republican who finds home at the
South soon becomes a Southern Dem
ocrat. The solid South is kept solid
by recruits to the Democratic ranks.
Northern Republicans should not
grumble because of the solid South:
their party help to keep it solid.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
Lost From Beaver Canon, Idaho.

The following described work horses;
One bay horse, 9 years old, stripe in
face, hog backed, weighs 100, bran
ded G on left shoulder and A II on
right thigh, white hind feet, collar
marks.
One bay horse, 9 years old, white
hind feet, saddle and collar marks,
weighs $50 lbs, branded (S) on right
thigh and shoulder and S p on left
thigh and shoulder.
One black horse, 10 years old, star
in forehead, weighs 900 lbs, saddle
and collar marks, branded J d on
left shoulder and A Il on right thigh.
One sorrel horse, 5 years old, weighs
$50, branded P on left shoulder and
A R on right thigh, saddle marks,
Any information leading to their
recovery will be rewarded. Address
Eccles, Spencer & CO., or
A. REpFoRD.
Beaver Canon, August 18th, 1888.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

1T begins to look like a difficult
matter for the Republicans in the
Senate to get their tariff bill in shape.
They differ SO widely on what ought
to be done that 1T seems impossible
for them to get together. If they
should vote for tariff reform they
would go back on the Chicago plat
form and if they should refuse to do
that they anticipate bolt or pas
siveness in the ranks that would bring
certain defeat. 'I'll be id if l do
and I'LL be id if / don't" is the way
they seem to look at it. In the mean
time the Democrats are gaining friends
from manufacturers everywhere.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

A REPUBLICAN caucus of the SEN
ators was held in Washington this
week and this is what one of the Sem
ators says was agreed upon
We propose to finish the fisheries
treaty right away. Any appropria-
ton bills which may be awaiting nc
tion will then be taken up and dis
posed Of When these are out of the
way Senator Chandler's jackson (Miss)
outrage resolution will be brought for.
ward and there is likely to be debate
on the election franchise in the South
in general. Bills for the admission of
North Dakota, Wash ngton Territory,
and Montana into the Union of States
will next be in order. If by that time
the tariff bill should not be ready for
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

The Republican papers East boast
OF the number of delegations calling
on Mr.. Harrison daily and claim it as
an evidence of his unbounded popu-
larity. The truth is-the delegations
are drummed up and headed by office
seekers who take that method of
creeping into his good graces, and
should he accidentally be elected they
would press their claims for appoint
ment on their call made one hot day
in July.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

"BLAINE is the substance and Har-
rison is the shadow" says the Brook
lyn Eagle. The voice of the Repub-
lican utters the name of grandpapa's
Benjamin, but the heart of the Repub-
lican party beats for the Blaine
magician. Harrison presents to its
mental vision the simulacrem of hope:
in the installation of Blaine as the
power behind the throne greater than
the throne itself, would be found the
real fruit and fruition of all repub-
lican longing. Harrison is the stalk
ing horse and Blaine is the hunter.
The stone which the Chicago builders
rejected has become the cornerstone
Of the temple of latter-day repub-
licanism
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
Notice for Publication.


LASD OFFICE At BLAcKToOr. lp1no,
July 18th lsss,
Complaint having been entered az this 0tiiec
by Godfried Kurt against Albert POsrrs tpr
abandoning hts Homestead Ehtry No. lall, d9
red May eth, lss, upon The -, IVA and ns4
swtt section ~ township north. range 81 east
IN liinghain county tlnhp. With view o. thr
cancellation Uf said entry the said PARTIES arf
hereby summoned u appear 1T thsa Office VA
the e day Of August isrS AZ u ueABsk . M. -
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment
T.2I FRASE " nE1AE Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
Editorial Correspondence.

DEAR NEws:-Yesterday morning
beamed upon us enroute from Mini
doka to Albion under the guidance
of that sterling old Democrat and
noble citizen, Col. r. L. Woods. Every
where along the wayside fourishes
the ubiquitous sage brush and nothing
appears from Minidoka to Marsh Val
ley to relieve the eye but the clear
running waters of Snake river at
Story's Ferry. There we crossed that
noble stream in the old time ferry
boat which was encouraged to take
its own time by the low stage of water.
The tedium of the ride from that
point to Marsh Valley, the home of
the Col. was enlivened by the rich
experiences and anecdotes of the Col.
himself who is one of the jolliest
travelling companions in all the coun-
try. At Marsh Valley the hospitable
home of the Col. we were welcomed
by his excellent lady who, by the by,
is one of the F. +. VS. of Virginia
and who entertained us during our
short stay splendidly. From Marsh
Valley we resumed our journey to
this place. Here we find a pleasant
little town nestled in beautiful val
ley and made of noble, hospitable
people. Business here as we'll as in
all the Idaho towns is dull but the
business men are encouraged to look
for better times ahead. Ordinarily
this is considered capital business
point and good times again are be-
lieyed to be near. at hand. Today
the Democrats met in convention and
put out a full county ticket. Col. r.
l.. Woods and j. w. Lamereaux were
elected delegates to the Territorial
convention. The following is the
county ticket:
H. L. Woods. ..........L Legislature.
5. P. Weatherman Probate Judge.
q. s. Marshall ..........S Sheriff.
II. A. Secor. Auditor and Recorder.
j. L. Smith Assessor and Collector.
}. Q. Rogers Prosecuting Attorney.
Ben Mahoney. Treasurer.
n. ?. Niles. ...... .Supt. of Schools.
Ben Ames. .............. Surveyor.
The ticket is accepted as the strong
est that could be named and its friends
and supporters are sanguine of It's
election. The convention after its
permanent organization dispatched
business rapidly and harmoniousIy
and its work gives general satisfaction.
A few disappointed office seekers
seemed little disgruntled hut all in
all we are told the ticket will meet
the hearty endorsement and receive
the support Of the party throughout
the county. In our next letter we
shall tell you more of this little town
and the genial, social people we have
met and the courtesies they have
shown US.
Albion, Idaho, Saturday Aug. 18th.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
Notice for Publication.
Q. $, Land once at nlacafoo,. Idaho.

q. s, Land once at Hlackfoot. Idaho.
August 18th. lsrs.
Notice u hereby given that Mrs Car,tiue
tOx OF blackfOOt, bingham county, idaho has
me- me- notice Ot intonthjn % mako pfpyf hu hrr
desert land claim No "a fnr net ssgttt5n NJ
township south range n cAAt. before Hpris
ter and Receiver ~ BlaekfOUt idahn, SATURDAY
"a hRy ~ september lsN, shr names tic an.
l9WihS witnesses tD pruvc the comp.ctr iris a
tioH AMI reclamation " said land fhaa tiinrs
John sheridan. james HrI.ytnau and flgGFse
"; weeks, all Of bingham county, Idaho
Ole FhAAk W. hEAsG, HrgisteF
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
OF The Eastern Idaho Water Company

Location and principal place OF business At
Blackfoot, Bingham county. Idaho.
Notice ls hereby given that at meeting OF
the Board of Trustees, held on the l4th dny Of
August, 1883, an assessment, No g. OF ten islOI
dollars per share was levied on the stock Of
the corporation, payable on or before the 18th
day Of September, 1895 To y. ]. Anson, Sec'y
BlRckfout, Idaho.
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON Friday, 18th day OF Septcm.
Der, 1883, Will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction; and unless pay.
ment Is made before, will be sold on Saturday
September 26th. 1855 to pay the tellnuueut ~.
sessfnent together with tho cost of adYeFtis.
ing and expense of sale
by order OF the Board Of Trustees
p. J. AssOs. sec'y.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
Notice for Publication.
LAsD 0TricE ~ IIl,cgrnor. loan

LASu OTEtcE At nLAcErnOr. iD,Hof
July stth, lsee
NOTICE Il hereby given that the following
nhmed settler has died nOtlcc ~ lntrntt1n a.
MAKE nunl proof IN support ~ his ciaim, ami
that said proof will be- made tyf6Fn hrstst.5F 4
Receiver At Blaokfyut, idahO. September q, isss,
VIZ; John u, Porter. on u No lg8t, for vi
section ~ and lntH l. Z. and 4 section n tuwn
ship south. range B east.
lie names the following witnesses a. prUvc
MS continuous residgnfe upon and cultivation
uf sAtd land. vtx.
charles hrrryman, Charles ". Humgnr,
ncr. James T. uumgaFnrF anil t,haa p. Pierre.
III DI bingham county. Idaho
tzS PHASN W BEAgE, Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
N0TICE...TIMBER CULTURE.
L. g. Land once, Blaekfoot, Idaho. !
ItilV Is isst

g. Land ONCE, Blaekfoot, Idaho,
July y, issc,
Complaint having been entered AZ this 0niet
Is tieUFge y. Heath against Jacob fuhruhinh
for failure 70 comply with law as "a tluibSf
culture entry NJ, 5sJ dated sept q, 1872 ~
on me ~, sW Il, and lots aud sertiOn 3l tnNn
ship north, range ~ east, bingham Co, ida
no, with Ryiew 10 the cancellation 1f said entry
contestant alleging that Fuhreman has entire
~ failed % comply with timber culture Law
the said parties are hereby summoned 10 ap-
pear at this once on the = day VI Aug 81 lses
al ~ O'Clock IN ~ respond and furul tsatl
mony concerning said alleged failure.
T.2I FHASK W, BEAsk, II gister
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
NnrICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L1Sp OyFICE Al BLAcKYooT, lDAhO.
i+NNp AnKust list, lsns.

August list, 1855.
Notice i hereby given that the followlng'
named settler has filed notice OF MS lhtsntiton
~ make i1nal proof la support OF MS eIhliil
snd that said proof will he make before Regis
ter and Receiver at Hackto0t. ON september
iVth, iSSs, viz: George b. Rogers, on y, :
No gl2, for lots l. and >, section :, ana ~ y
Wa names the following witnesses ~ prove
his CONTINUOUS residence upon and CULTIVATION
OF said land, viz; -
Charles W. bergman, john Porter, tted
connty IdahO FHAsK W. nEAsE,
Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
Notice for Publication.
.. s. Land once a, Illactige,, idaho

.. $, Land Once q, Blackfoat, idaho.
August ttth, lsss,
Notieo ts hereby given that Presley u For
Jr nt BmckiCot, bingham county, Idahn. h9s
nled notice ~ Intention 10 make prDuf m nj
neatLt ,8nd Claim No cd, for tho ns, and sst
SEC. :. m south range ~ east hefnrv Hgwis.
yer ana hgCclyeT ht BiaCkfuUt Itlaho Ngtltrgiat
"a Jay Of september, isos he nAtnna foilsyI
-, w.s,.ss,s " prove the cumpetC irrigation
James Mciyman, Charles Hlnra and fts.,rss
"; mocks, al OF bingham county. Idaho.
oh FRANK w. HEANE, Register,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

consideration by the Senate, other
bills will be taken up to fill in, and an
opportunity will be given the Demo.
Gratis to pass some bills in which they
may be especially interested
He thought October 18th would
bring an adjournment.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
NOTICE..

T. s Land once at Hlacksoot. Idaho
June i5sh, las
Complaint having been entered III this once
by Ephrtam Empey against John wDJd Tor
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. lEE
dated May zsth, ise5, upon the saA SECTION a8
township north range ~ y. In iilngkAu
county. Idaho, with vtuw u Ghg CaneetlALt4n
OF said entry: the said partits are hrspby
summoned o. appear at this Once an the Nth
day II sept. ISIS, AZ ilo'clocka a. a. gvApund
and furnish testimony concerning saii nileged
alta ndOnmrut
81 FRAsK ". HEAsE. Rrztatrg.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
LAM uFfi ~ uiytist Cd. lses, I

August "a, lHe7l
No,iee il hereby given that the fnlioMihs
naIned settler has filed notice % Nc Nc a i,, AM,
~ ~ anal proOf In support OF sehli,anu
70 hSg nj nr,,nf Win 81 made before the Regis
,T snl nseeiyer al Blacktoot Idaho septein'
~ ~, iIth lsss. Via: william Z. u Mester' %
COMMITTED II. r. No, lso tos sea ,,I nss' a AL
% IA rs,nes the following witnesses 70 PRIV
Ma continuous residence upon ana cultivation
Of said land, via porrv 4 An.
sc, and Samuel j. Merrill, all ~ bihshau'
son hnu 49,, FRAsK ", BEASk
county luAuo Register,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
POCatenO News Column.

This column is devoted 10 Pocatello news.
Our correspondent. MR.J. III. CATER, Is author
tied To receive Subscriptions and take orders
for Advertising and job Work.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
Blackfoot, August 18th.

Mr.. BLAINE says while he desires
the success of the Republican party
he will not scatter himself much dur
ing the campaign. This interpreted
means-Mr. Harrison must work out
his own salvation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

"Msmms. dear" said Q ~. Louis girl
TIE other day. spsshipg In the tone OF
gentle. Loving cot fisnoe that 10 always %
ehsrmipg 10 see between mother and
daughter. ''i-i-thlnt George Poreipe IN
tsuts sstirR me 10 be bic wife tonight
VIVA, shall ssv n be doesr
"Mv dsrlingi' cried the fond mother.
elsspipg the loved one 10 her bosom.
"Mnst 700 ash me-mrst YOU ash sny one
what 10 say ~ sush iim.i BE guided en-.
tirely by the dictates Of your owa heart.
Ask Jour heart II 700 love him. Whit
docs nv dsrlipg's besrt ssyr
"wsll. msnms," said the maiden pen
slvely, at seems % BE- hind u strsddle ~
the fsnce aud don't know which way 10
tumble; bat, on the whole, guess George
IL about a. good Q n'h s I'm likely To
lind, 80 I'd better haul him In, hadn't ~
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tssffally, II reckon yoa had"
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painting alone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
Mainn Innnnn Hospital.

AVgUsTA. Ne Muth ISL -
The trustees OF ih- hospital held thsf
a,,ftsrly meeting to-isy AMI esfe'llly In
.p.e,sd The wards. sngulrsi iato tn con
dillon of the patients, tailiei The sceoans
and looked After the may Interests of The
Institution.
the pas, year has teen q basy onh The
hsll used Zoe religious services on NE BAD.
bsths, ard musical enisftslnmsnis snd
amassmsnis during The fat. winter an
spring months, h. been mach enlarged
ff..eoed std made very sitraeilFs, being
MOI. ous OF the roes, IN The STATE
The kiiehsn and storsrooms have bs'n
enlarged, two ovens, one aiiluonal-
both new. TIE capacity oi ne in,uini.on
las been ingrs.i by TIE siililpn of =
room, ~ The eAspsl bullilng for ise hep
Ssr eommoiloa. ICONS have been nitfi
ln tais hulldiug fsr the dl'p,nssry, which
ha. been removed thereto.
Thslsundfy asd engine balliluE has osgu
entirely rsbait, snl,rssi--lih Of adj.
ilonsl ,toiy. and supplied with OIL moisfn
Improvements for slsaniry-s msnilns'
loom sui twelve slssplps rooms Tor ne
help. Two bath rooms, and sn elevator Aid
81.
Inc DAM IONtle ~ wv WlNtiAtF 49, fHfff
Wig. a The f,msls side % TIE oil ward.
have ts.u ss,ir.ly re baili In mosi thor
ough m,nnsf. also convenient dining room.
bath room and psflor FOR e,ch 4 'or, snd
usw slsvstor supplisd
A new balliinE l. % b. erected dunng
IN, coming season ior The accommodation
% patients, and 90 relieve The ovsr-cfovi-
Is condi.inu ~ The yards
TIT. 10 a ficnli OF accomplishment, Tor
however lihsrsl the STATE IN appropriation
and dillgsnt The officsfs 10 prosecuting ths
sors. the espsCiy ~ he hospital 10 only
able q Keep pace with the decreased Nun.
bsr OF P,tisnts. 90 will ~ ,pp,r,ht frum
the fact that, dsuns ias year. from NJ.
sOih, isst 10 Nov. 3Oih. lss1. The nsmbsr
rsmsiniSg incfes set from eco IN ss3 AMI
today NE trn.isc. rnd SIS p,sisnis prs.
sni and andsr ifs.imsuf
Thl. fvmaftablc incfssss has rendered
Imperative N. employment 90 mOrs help,
sud The addition % third assistant physi
clan. In the person % Dr. Mary Ch,ndl.f
Lowell. AMI fourih issist'nt Will be need.
"a hsfofv thr sni % the curreni Yssr.
The sanitary condition % the insriaiion
-ss never go good |. a. present, nor ~.
n .fs and ,m3loJss mors faithful Ia The
discharge OF tbslr sriuou. vo's
J. W. Dr,EhOHS
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