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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-23
That Surplus.

Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Thomp-
son has made a careful and comprehensive CON-
parlson OF the probable receipts and eXpcndl-
lures Of the Government for The fiscal year end
Ing with June next. He concludes that the
actual increase OF the surplus in the Treasury
instead of being about SlS 900 900, as estimated
by the Senate Republican tariff tnkcrcrS viii
be not less than $104 100000; or. adding The
FlS,0O00OO tor The sinking fund, which is really
\ part OF the surplus, The aggregate reaches
1922 100000
This calculation is independent of the present
surplus. which, on HE 18th instant amounted to
S91,934 }05 50, including the fractional currency
on hnnd. Putting the two agar gates together,
the astounding sum of about 500 900 900 will
have accumulated in the Treasury by June Both
next. In other words, the total Surplus then
Will amount 10 that sum, provided no more Gov
eminent bonds are purchased.
Is any stronger argument needed in favor Of
the Democratic assertion that taxation should be
reduced!
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-23

IS Natures own true laxative 1t is the most
easily taken, and the most effective remedy
known to Cleanse the System when Bilious or
Costive; to dispel Headaches, Colds and Fevers;
to Cure Habitual Constipation, Indigestion, Piles,
etc. Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, CAL For sale
by n. Lively. Feb. 2.1SSs.1v
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-23

For Presidential Electors:
RORFRT \ RI-PFORD nf N,~jon.
DAZIFT, CAVpBFII OF Walton.
RASCOW II PALMER Of Cnlnmbja.
For Renrost nta,iva in F5fv first CONGRESS from
~. D:r:.
.i-0 no. D'st.to'
OF CadSien county.
For REPRESENTATIVE in Fifty-tir,t Congress from
the Second District.
poprpr pr-rIocK
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-23
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Senator from the 9Th Senatorial District
PATRICK HOUSTOUN.
For Members Of the House Of Representative 5
from Leon County:
DR. L. CHRISTIE, B. +. WALKER.
For County Judge:
J. B. WHITFIELD.
For Clerk Of The Circnt Court
c. \. BRYAN. SIR.
For Sheriff
JOHN y. PEARCE.
For County Assessor {" Taxes
HENRY T. FELkEL.
For Tax Collector:
r. y. SHINE
For County Treasurer:
J l.. DEMILLI.
For County Superintendent Of Public Ins;ruc-
lion
Y ". EPPES.
For County Surveyor:
w. f. BANNERMAN.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-23
CuN't S\eeN

S"N't S\esN nsSntS h IS , tine aG%,
suffering from Asthma, Consumption, Coughs
exc. Did you ever try Acker's English Rene
dy 1t is the best preparation known for all
Lung Troubles. Sold on positive guarantee at
III cents. 30 cents. Sold by NJ. Lively.
Feb. 16-44-eow
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-23
WHERE THE PROFIT GOES.

Does not every well-informed man
know that the increase in the price of
home manufactures produced by the high
tariff does not 90 into the pockets of the
laboring men, but only tends to swell the
profits of others.
1t seems to me that if the policy of the
Democratic party is plainly presented, all
must understand that we seek to make
the cost OF living less, and at the same
time increase the share of laboring men
IN the benefits OF the national prosperity
and growth. am very respectfully your
Obedlent servant,
ALLEN G.. THURMAN.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-23

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All contract advertisers whose amount or space thd
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Legal advertisements At lawful rates. -
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Special Notice column.
Local notices 10 line for first insertion and
cents line for each subsequent insertion.
Special Notices. in solid nonpareh type, one cent
word each insertion. on eighth page.
advertisements.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-05-09
Children Of the ssPen.',
IN TWO PARTS-PART II.

IN TWO PARTS-PART II.
Six boys are jointly indicted, three plead
guilty the others say NO." the confessed
eXOnerate on oath their companions. The
state proves cOnclusvely that all were
arrested together (which occurred days after
the commission of the crime. )and appeals
to the jury in tiOwery language for verdict
of conviction. 1t is given. The acknowl-
edged thieves are sent to the reform school.
while the others received five years in the
penitentiary. Extract the justice which
may possibly lay hidden in the intrcacies
of this judicial problem. L am not suffi-
ciently cOnverSant with Minnesota juriSpru-
dence to give profound digest of the super
lative grandeur Of its workings, and there
fore unable to give a scholarly explanation
of this, one of its beauties Assuming that
We were all equally guilty. and it was pro-
motive of the peace and dignity of the
state" in sending three young boys to pris-
on, does it not seem strange to common
place people why five years are necessary
to bring about a state of reformation, pre-
SullllllS IlldI reIOTM was the ODJecU Ill view!
A short sentence to boy in a state of in
cOrrgibility might in its effect be beneficial
on the whole. Everywhere he turns ne
sees in his prison home justice grimly and
ineXOrably eXacting from its victims with
indefatigable severity the full wages of their
sin. Before him stands crime stripped of
its romance, torn off its fiashy sentimental
ity, and viewed unmasked in all the stern
reality of it's inevitable and final inference
The unhappy effect of dishonesty is mar
shalled before him in dishOnOr to bear wit
ness to its unprOtitablenesS. The false halo
removed, the impression left Oh his mind
might be of lasting benefit in rescuing him
from life, which the most crimes stained
criminal bitterly assures him ends in misery
and disgrace. Impose heavy sentence and
the associations which surround him will
lose the effect which light one would be
likely to leave. He becomes familiar with
the drudgery and severe discipline of prison
life, which indicates indifference to the
= higher aims and ambitions which may have
actuated his thoughts when pondering over
the initial sorrows of his misfortune. His
will is broken by a compulsory and SER
vile obedience to rigid regulations, depriving
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-05-09

No. tlluate May

world the ignOminy of your youth. AS is
eXemplfied in the mOuInful and dramatic
ending of the Kansas City clergyman. who.
taught, esteemed. hOnOred and respected by
all who knew him, was by vituperative
towards. heralded as an eX-cOnvict. Thirty
years had passed. but the sin of adolescence
was awakened from its Slumber to sting
him in his dotage. Disheartened by the
modification which was thrust upon him.
his own hand took the life which men
would not let him live in peace. Man
Judged and condemned him fo1 one careless
act of youth. but the Ruler in heaven will
Judge him from standpoints to which mans
pride won't let him stoop.
Reader, if free, and can, thank your
guardian angel eX-cOnvict applies not to
you. When we're struggling under mis-
fortunes arrows, encourage us in our eff
forts to prove by conduct that we don't de-
serve its darts. When your finger raises in
scOrn, let your better nature check it before
it points. Be steadfast in your purpose to
treat your unfortunate fellOw-creatureS as
man should treat it's kind. for in the zenith
of your power you know not but what de,
creeing fate may drag you down in shame.
Better men than you have fallen and are
wearing the zebra suit. With all our faults
and foibleS, they are at the most but the
aggravatiOn of your own. Deride us not in
our humiliation, look not Sneeringly on our
troubles. and don't mock us when we claim
that under many striped jacket there
beats noble heart. n. E.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-05-09
Commodore Vanderbilt's Cook.

One of the Vanderbilts is said to have
imported, with due regard to the contract
labor law. chef, to whom he is to pay
$40, 900 year, more or less. His grand
father didn't pay $40, 900 year either more
or less. to his cook.
A well-known physician called on the
commodore one day some years before his
death and found him at breakfast. His
family was out of town. The visit was
ended, and the physician rose to go.
How do you get along with your family
away?" he asked the maker Of the mil
lions.
''Oh, well enough" replied the commo-
dore. ''Ive got an old woman who keeps
house for me. l give her a%dollar every
morning and that lasts US very we'll through
the day.'-New York Sun.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-05-09
For The Mirror.
HOnOrinG Confidence.

Nothing, perhaps is so foolish in life as
to make half-cOntidences; except, perhaps,
making whole ones. How men and women.
to whom it is of the last importance to keep
their secrets in their own breasts, safer
than their riches, can give them into the
keeping of others to whom the telling of a
good story or piece Of fresh gossip is a
temptation too great to be cOnqured giving
them credit for virtue they do not pos
Sess, (the strength of honor to keep conf
dence inviolate,) is one OF the greatest par
adOXes and mysteries of the human mind.
However unreasonable and ineXplicable
this may seem. it is, however, fact; and it
only shows how great the natural need is in
the mind of man for cOntdant to whom
lie can open his heart. This need OF max
ing condolences and impartng secrets is the
greater half of the power of the cOnfeS
sional which after all is the safest conf
dant.
In regard to confession the church stands
opposed to philosophy. The first says
Confession is good for the soul," and
makes absOlutiOn of sin a contingent upon
a full and free cOnfessiOn-not one fact, not
one line, to be held back. one OF the great
est Roman philosophers, Seneca. sets forth
the opposite law with his fine, calm. earn
est language: "Alium silere quOd voles,
prilnus sile:" Of you wish some one else to
keep your confidence. first keep it your
self.) l have recollection of the words Of
French writer of the last century whose
words are of the following significance:
'.How can we expect others to keep our
secrets when we connOt keep them our
selves" We do, however. just the same;
and the number of persons who are their
own contdants, trusting only to their own
power of secrecy might be told off on one
hand.
Here let me notice another common
psychological trait of human character.
There are many in this world who chatter
their own secrets necessarily, scattering
their private thoughts and deeds broadcast,
who, entrusted with the confidence of others,
are close as the grave itself-hOnOr in this
case being more predominant than self
interest. But to return. what greater folly
is there than to make half-cOntidences? tits
just like the blind leading the blind, both
trembling with fear lest they 60 astray, both
finding themselves sooner or later ip the
ditch.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-05-09
selected.
LOST FOR WANT OF 4 WORD.

Lost for want of a wOrd"'
Fallen among thieves and dying;
Priests and Levites passing
The place where he is lying.
He is too faint to call
Too far off to be heard
There are those beside life's highway
Lost for want of a word.
Lost for want of a word
All in the Slack night straying
Among the mazes of thought,
False lights ever betraying.
o! that human voice
The murky darkness had stirred!
Lost and benighted forever!
Lost for want OF word.
Lost for want of a wOrd.'
Too high, it may be, and noble
To be ever checked in his sin,
Or led to Christ in his trouble:
No one boldly and truly
To show him where he has erred
Poor handful of dust and ashes.
Lost for want of a word!
Lost for want OF a wOrd.'
A word that you might have spoken;
Who knows what eyes may be dim,
Or what hearts may be aching and broken
Go scatter beside all waters,
Nor sicken at hope deferred.
Let never Il soul by thy dumbness
Be lost for want of word.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21
Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief from Excuses in early
youth. Nervous debility and all
Chronic special diseases cured by the
New Treatment. Obstacles to mar
rage removed. Books. Circulars and
Reports sent free in sealed envelopes
Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHILApEL.
PIHA, Ia. ie23mGd&w
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

Unknown owners, Bellevue-Lots 9 and 10.
blk AZ 500; tax 81 80, penalty 15c, cost hf
dollar. .............. % 40
Unknown Be,levue-Lot 10. blk 40 so; tax
l 30, penalty l5c, cost hf dollar. 2 IL
Unknown, Bcilevue-Lot 9, blk 81 100; tax
3, penalty SOC, cost hf dollar. 3 so
Unknown. Bellevue-Lot H. blk IS; tax
$50, penalty Sc, cost hi dollar. 80
Unknown, Bellevue--Lot IL, blk g 200; tax
q, penalty soc, cost hf dollar ............. 10
Unknown, Bellevue--Iots and 2 blk W,
$50; tax SO pr nalty 45c, cost hf dollar. As
Unknown, Bellevue-Lot 6, blk IS 80; tax
l 30, penalty 15c. cost hf dollar. 2 Is
Unknown, Bellevue Lot 3, blk 25, so, tax
10, pen 15c, cost half dollar. ........... 81
Unknown. Bellevue-Lot 8. blk IS, 50; tax
30, pen 15c, cost half dollar. ........... Is
Unknown, Shoshone-Lots and 2, blk
and imp 500; tax Is, penalty 30, cost hf
School district No il: - tax aad penalty 80
Unknown, Soldior-Lot 1, blk and imp go;
tax 50, penalty 75c. cost hf dollar. s7s
School district No Is tax and penalty 50
Uhrlaub. Leo. Bliss-Two hundred and ten
cattle 3570, eleven horses 1856; tax lSS g.
applied lis IS balance due. ............. A 81
Unknown Mountain Home-E hf Of ne Or
see rs, and sw or of sw or. sec Is. tes--r
&c 100; tax &c. penalty co, cost hf dol 40 10
School district No II tax and penalty ~
Unknown. Rocky Bar--House on Blake st
100, Wide West quartz mill 1900; tax 81,
penalty TO- cost l.................. 81 10
Unknown, Bellevue-Lot II, blk L and imp
$50, tax 2 90, penalty 7 80, cost hf dollar Is
Unknown, Ketchum--Lots snd 2. blk 90
100, tax 3, penalty SOC, cost hf DOLLAR. 90
School district No 6 tax and penalty 70
Unknown, Ketchum-Iot 5, blk 30 80. tax
so, penalty l5c, cost hf dollar. ......... 2 10
| School district No & tax and penalty 05
| Unknown, Shoshone--Iot 4, blk IL so, tax
| 30. penalty l5c, cost hf dollar. 2 Is
| School district No IL tax and penalty IS
! Unknown, Shoshopc--Iots II and ~, blk Is
ia ali 81 Has
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21
ADDITIONAL. LIST.

Anthony, Thos, Mortgage $50;
tax 40, penalty 15c cost, If dol
Eeaverl:lud, JAS. Lost Riyar-Imp
on 100 acres on island ZIG Lost
River 80, seven cattle 1870. two
horses 90. wagon %; tax : %,
penalty S1c, cost ]
talhoon, Mrs ID &, Bellevue
Lots I, Sand .. blk 81 -. house
back of blk 9l0o: tax > %, PEN
ally j,,c, cost hf dollar
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21
Nichols, Mrs. N A, Bellevua-Lots 1 and Q,
blk ~ and imp SEQ; tax 81 so, penalty &c

Nirhols, Mrs. N A. Bellevua-Lots and Q,
DIX ~ and imp $50; tax 81 so. penalty 45c
Nelson. Chas, Ketchnm Lot 3, blk IS and
imp so; tax 90 penalty l5c. cost y dol. 2
School district No tax and penalty 1
Pool. Lamb Stodlrl. Birch Creek,--TAres
cattie IS. forty horses loco, wagon ana har-
ness 100. 81 85, piled on same IT, bal
s5 poR:lty 600, cost ht dollar ......... 10
Eelx,n, L A. Soiiier-Imp on NE Ii Sec IS,
>. X IA ldO six cattle 100. eight
horses 80. wagon o. six hogs 80, farm
impts so.
School district No Il tax an penalty 3
Ke"dh.m, G O, Shoshene--House on north
ride X track Glenn's Ferry 100; tax 3.
penalty Soc, cost 4 dol ............... 3
Nrshitt. Geo. Biiss-Saloon building ut
Bliss 300. mise 80.
School district No l6 tax and penalty S
Nichols, NJ, Rocky Bar-Inp on land 9th
or han owners on ,uth Boise $50. house
aud barn at Rocky Bar $50, ditch and wat.
err right -. hous, ut I'D toll gate q, nine
Ssttle 100. two horses 100, wagon 81; tax
- 81. penalty 90, cost -. .......... 81
tDil and hospital ia and leualty.. -. 5
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

- MercUry, Kidneys and bladder Trouhls
Weak Back, Burning L riue, Gonorrhea, elect, Stlg
sure-prompt relief and cure for life. f
44tass ass. n
By his treatment a. Pure, foS9lv compiler
LOn, free frC m saloWnCsS, freClles, hacsheaa
cruptons, etc, brilliant eyes and perfect health, CO.
be had. When 1t isinconypuiCnt to come 10 the c!
by describing your disease, on reCcipt Of 9e0, mess
cine will be sent you free from ga2e to st the ci
y Call or address Br. H.. Private Dl.penSap
2GS Acaruy Street. San EraMe'aacS. 81
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21
Mason. Frank. Mountain Ilome-Lot s.sblk


Mason. Frark, Mountain llome-Lot s.sblk
80 printing Press 3Oo: tax ~ 30. penalty
%. cost .............: IL %
school district No II tax and penalty ! ~
Poll ana hospital tax anu p'halty. ~
ANeheIl, Jennie, Mountain Home-Lot
DIX and imp 3oo; tax y, penalty 9oc cost
uo. ~ ~
'>' - 700 aA" pN"-'' vi
Ncdovern. Frank. Howe--lmp on 100 acres
on Little LOST river oo, tiree cows o. Two
"o's"' W, Tax . o. peha'S DO e's' i''''' "a
Morrison + 5, Era--Five horses 20. wagon
aud harness 30; tax 9. pena.ty soc, cost y
dol 49,. ...:..............:. 10 40
Hi ""u N'Pi'"i '3A "hu Peh'i'! d"
Menernitt, Chas, Howe-lmp on l.O acres
Little Lost River loo FIVE horses 40. har-
neSs ~; taA o. pehaty 'oc COST 80. y ~
va ~ 'P'''' ''N anu Pe""i'f'.'' y"
MArsh, b. Arco--linp on NEia Sec u,
=. ~ Il. ~. nve catte 30, ti;irty horses
!"o,waeoh Al; TAX ~ ~, penaity ~, cost
i...;..... .;.;....:.:;. .....:... 50 o2
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

Pickett, Edwin, Lost River
Imp on ne or sec 9, t4n,r
26 e,15O, nine cattle $50,
FIVE horses $50, wagon and
harness 40, farm implts so;
tax 16 20, pen 81, cost Is 81 |
Marlborough, John, Broadford--
Part of lot 6 and imp 1875;
tax 3 rs, pen 3Sc, cost hf |
dollar 4 63
School dis No 9 tax and pen l SO
Armstrong, w J, Haley
Lot II, blk 40 and imp
1900, W 40 feet of lot l and
2 blk 40 100, six cattle 100,
sixty horses 1900, furniture
oost.i 1874 SIS
School dis No Z tax and pen SO 40
Jones, T r, Hailey-Lots IL
II, blk II 100; tax 3, pen
soc, cost hf dollar 8 ~
School dis No 7 tax and pen l 60
Lewis, H G g. Jos Pinkham,
| Ketchum-Mortg 2lS; tax
81, pen Csc, cost hf dol "
School dis No 6 tax and pen 2 80
Sifers, w A s. Co-Balance
on Mortg IL; tax SEC, pen
O4c, cost hf dollar 80
lLaveli s. Lewis, Ketchum--
| Lots l, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 8, blk
1880; tax13 50, pen l 35,
cost hf dollar Is 80
School dis No 6 tax and pen 5 40
Byrne, Jas H, Hailey-Mortg
800; tax 8, pen 90c, cost hf
dollar 10 ~
School dis No z tax and pen 3 80
OSLRRCo, Bliss-Twenty
} FIVE miles road bed and
right Of way, including SUI
perstructure aud all struc-
lures situated thereon, roll
ing stock, side tracks, furni
ture and fixtures, and all of
the personal property of the
OSL r r Co, in school
; district No 16, at 5000 per
mile, 100000; tax 1850,
cos, 1851 90
OS L r r Co, Hailey-Nine
miles road bed and right OF
wav, including suprrstruc-
ture and all structures stu
ated thereon, rolling stock,
side tracks, furniture and
fixtures, and all Of the per-
sonal property of the O S l.
) R Co, in school district
5 No Z at 5000 per mile, 54,-
900; tax 595, cost 595 90
Coffin Bros, HALEY Mortg
3lS;tax 9 "a, pen 95c, cost
5 bf d ollar II 90
0 School dis No tax aud pen 90
OS l. r r Co, Shoshone--
Twenty acres land, more or
less, situated in sec 2, SIS,
r ~ 200; imp on same
8 consisting Of round house,
machine and repair shops
$4,000; machinery, tools,
stock and material in shops
$4,000; tax $3.50, pen q so
cost 2273 sc
School dis No II tax and pen 269 II
3 o S l. r r Co, Shoshonc--
Twenty four miles road bed
and right of way, including
"a superstructure and all struc-
3 lures situated thereon, roll
ing stock, side tracks, furni-
ture and fixtures, and all the
personal property of the o
e S l. r + Co, in school dis
y trict No II, at 5000 per
mile, 144 200; tax 5l4 80,
u, cost l SIS 81
~ w u Telegraph Co..
~ Two hundred and ffty-one
and forty-six one hundreth
miles Of wire and poles 1857;
% School dis No 6, miles 300,
tax and penalty 3 81
School dis No Z, 9 miles $50,
10 tax and penalty A
y School dis No IL, "a miles
1900; tax and penalty 4 ::
School dis No Is, % miles
80 1850; tax and penalty ii 2!
School dis No II, 12t miles
625; tax and penalty 2 g
School Dis No 80, Q miles
450; tax and penalty 5 a
Wild e. Bounds, Solder-Lot
IS 4, blk 33 and imp $50
Is School dis No Is tax and pen l 81
Brim, w f, Bcllevuc-Ehfo Of
Sec 9. T2S S, r 81 r 800
acres and imp, 500; tax IS,
pen l 80. cost hf dollar 20 81
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
. 4 tbot Eab.,,r, ctb 1909 7 ,,;ll ell
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

Street II c, Haley Lot .. blk As md imp
Doc, Is. pc nslty 80. cost hf dollar 80. II o
School district No I t and penalty. O
Schroeder Boyd Sollier---Saloon on blk3
Soldier 500, fixtures loo...... ...........
School district No Is balance due and
penalty. ..-...........
Soda Springs Cattle Co American Falls
One tusand cattle 1000. thirty horses
$50. t So so, penalty 50 25. coat hf dollar $50
Thompson, A d. Mountsin Home---Lot blk
2snd imp HOO. LOT II. blk 2 and ir $500.
lot Is, blk and imp $50, horse Is, mdse
200, personal property not enumerated
500, l67 .5 psnalty lG -, COST l........ lSs g
School district No II and penalty :. 10 {
Sims, Vim, Shoshone IS hf of NV Or, sw or
of ne or, NV or of nwIr gee 10. 5s,rl6e
leo, thirty seven horses 925, wagon and
harness %, seven swine 81. ..............
School district No - I ard penalty. u 4
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

yinynrd, l., Hailey..-Lot 20, and imp blk Al
$3.50, si3 So pen 81 IS, cost hf dol. ..... Sl5
Sci DOL district No t sn6 penalty.... So
Poll and hospital and penalty. IS