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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23
For TemperanceardeideIe

er Der insen Bog ioo prreifplr ipnt Jor.
enebe staters eenator psnrp Us 4lairs
itore Nert
Seunperance-8 ep69eIten
eller Rampen mellem Wenneifet % NIco>
bpl. Dette Mrbeibe CT En- altomfattenbe
% meiterlis Bebanolins at spsrssmaa,
let feet baabe fra, uibenlfabelist, politiit
% biltoriif @pnspuntt.
8arfet er rist paa SQuitrationer Dia>
9rammer os Jaruetrpf % sper 80 fore
Bileber al leoenoe Temperancearbeioere.
Mifs @iQarb. ben anieebe 2eber for IS,
6. Z. u. flyer ont Bosen: "Den er ben
bebite Temperance ENCYCLOPEDIA % Bill,
leb9aleri, iom ri far baut". Seal
Dam, observation-disclosures Gaber flyer:
v9uer ben, iom uit" fglse neb Nfbolbss
btpeselien bDr ia benz. Den fofter
fun $2.75 % CT iaalebes inben aIes
Meffeniobe. Man b~enpenber fig per.
iOnlis eller i~friitlis til %. g. Briggs,
us, Soutb, 10 st., Ninneapolis,
Ninn.
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6. @ausIano nobta9er Glerer / Drselipil.
Bopel, S13 lobe Guenue SDo.

Barretbrporene er MI isien paa Sale. Gi
"interpietpeoe" benz for ct 8ar Sage iiSen,
% be baobe ielp bet beoite 9aab. Sc bar
NJ oeret fen9ilet oper ct Nar. Minneiota
Spielteret ital ben 2soe oenne Naaneb af<
sipre, ON Sp~oruusnstuit Eolefiens Nors
bere ital faa MP 8ettersans eler lite. l1u<
berretten osmte benz til 9soen for beres
ftrettelise Gorbrpoelie, men Gupernsr
Rcgiu uofatte 9enrettelien, inotil Spieite'
ret tunoe faa uotaIt fig cm Sasen. Sc unse
Nuroere, iom for lumpne faa 9aler meo
folot Blob mproeoe en- for benz utienot
Dtano, FOREIGNER neppe flor Nteolioenbeo.
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Sfreboer Martin 9abl, en- at Bpens nlo<
fe 1%tanoinapiife Settlere, ofgit / 2proass
pluolelis peo 9soeu. gan flaseoe oper, at
ban lite befanot fig rtst,S bel, % iatte zig
neo paa Sofaen, meoens bans Suitru git uo
/ Riptfenet for at laue en- Rrp She til BAN.
9a Suitruen efter nosle Winuters 6orlsb
tom IND / Stuen isjen, laa ban oso paa Sos
faen. pan efterlaber fig en- talris SarniIie
ulinore gooe %pfonomiife aaar.
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9e uelfienbte 75c gomforters pil ri
lelge paa 2eroa9 for SOC.
Den lmuffe Dolpz8arbeu Comforter,
earo l Dollar, paa 2proas 75c. Sc er
n1e9et lmutte, og Sc n1aa betale $1.5O
for benz runot omfring / Bpen.
Sc fienoer ben imuffe Satin Com.
forter, iom De betaler 2 Dollars for.
8aa 26roa9 ital Sc faa ben for 81. so.
De beote, iom ubtpbes iilialss i Bin
buerne paa @icoaet for 8 Dollars, ifal
Sc faa paa 2prbag for 2 Dollars.
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BIaoets 2eiere bill finoe bet til beres Gor.
Eel at ie inoom os % iaa pioe pcres Briier
fpreno be air. Suofjsb al Mgbler, iaaiom
Bedroom, 9arlor, 9innins % 8itden Sur
niture, CARPET &c. &c.
Bedroom Sets iom f6r toftet $35 iels
ger ri MI for $29 % Sets Tom fbr foftet
425 for S21 o. (. b. neb til $12.50.
Nope, Rob 4 Co.,
4OS & 40 Geoar Gpe
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- Oct fore Sals al Gbamberlains
Cough &~eneop" er fremifpubet ber'
peb, at be mauee ium bar fuuoet Siege.
bonn / Miblet omtaler bet til fine Bens
uer us Naboer os foar Dem til at for.
isse bet. Sen met baaronaffebe Jor'
tjelelie oil mart pise for bette Mibbel
3ilialss bos ale Npotbefere.
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&Qabejalg por Specialttet.

8lpbsfaaber perb $21 lor funS17.bO
The Queen, bette er ben behite 8lpos.
Sacaue, iom uoseniinoe ct bleoen til
bubt Der i 8pen for $25, paa 2broae
ieleer ri ben for $21. 8ore 4aaber,
Neipmarfets, for $3.50, $3.50, SO o9
$12 50 er af ijeloen 8aroi. IQe bisle
Barer er betpoelis bilisere paa 2sroag,
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M9rf !!

alne be, Der ~obonuerebe paa "Selt.
Raabet" bos unbertesneoe iibfte Gom>
mer meb bet 2pfte, at betale fin Sub,
ifription, $1.00, i Mopember, bebes
penlisft ON inareit mnlist at inbienbe
famine til often @inberq,
4Oo CEDAR Qpe., Minneapolts.
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S0pper.

N~'
Wortb Star belulbs Topper, 9sroas
for $3.50.
1914 buibe Tapper uerb 81, Qsrbae
for 75c.
1914 ipere bbibe Zapper, perb
$3.50, 2eroag for l Dollar.
1914 extra ipere bpioe Tepper, perb
$3.50, 2Drbas for 81. rs.
10-4 superior bpibe 1apper. perb
$3.50, 2sroas for Dollars.
8eoite California belulbs Tepper,
lom ruaot omfrins / Bpen bliper apsrte,
ret for $3.50, | Brighton paa 2srbae
for bare 5 Dollars.
81 buffer life at lutte Golfs pine.
n1er netop at aabne benz, % be oil blipe
aabneoe paa 2srba9, mar be fommer
IND % bgrer bore Briler.
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Rooo & Grifion bar fremoeles bet itprite
ubnals Of Gents Gurniibins GOODS fit fore
4otale paa Geoar: Gpenue.

Sen b~efienote rnse lnartiit, Grita @iele'
rrp, lon1 meo iaa flor 9pstisbeo % Bel
talenbeo bar f~oritaaet at f~oriuare fit Stanoz
punt peo foritjelise 2eilisbeoer Der i Bpen,
bar MI bespnot at uosipe en- Npis, "Sbe
&aoical @epietu," buis fprite Summer uo'
TOM iioite 2proas.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23
8prnS SCARLET % graat TIT
BERTH.
2isefra 25c for 1muf, iuer &palitet.
MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
Baa 2proas pil ri bore iitano til at
bpbe en- i~torartet Bebolonins al trimmed
millinery ole mooerne Mpnitre, oils
TONNE birefte fra be fornemite Gabrifz
fer. gi behsuer neppe at minoe 9a,
merne | Minneapolis ON, at ri er bet
leoenbe Sirma 8peu for Milinerp.
Bore 8riier er lanst unber be almiuoes
liee, bore Mober be iiofte, uure Irbei,
bere be beoite os umbpsselisite.
Bort MiQinerp tiener ium MbnIter
for naiten ale M%ooebanolere / 8pen.
Baa 2erbas en- ftorartet Uplifting.
smuft ppntebe 9otte for $3.50, $1.75,
81, 1925, $3.50, 80, $3.50, 81 sos
$3.50. ''r
Disie Garer er liseiaa sooe, iOm Sc
Tan fi1be nosetitebs / Bpen fra 81. sc til
81. so, % / Netbeb bar be life fin 2ise
Der.
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@earl Nilion, iom bar fbbet arreiferet
pao Nistanfe ON at bape mproet fin Glitter,
Ct frifjenbt af Surpen. Mrs. Sulia Nartin,
ben unse bsbmiife Hruo, iom bar n1istenft
for at babe foripat paa at mproe fin Nano
% onbre Neblemraer af fin Gamilie, er lige<
leoes frifjenbt. Nu faor ri mart f. buor-
lebes bet gaar r1eb 8arretbrsorene.
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HIabets 2eiere bill frentbeles finbe, at u.
=. HobI bar fiji Sfobutif paa famine Steo
paa Gebar Npe. % at bans Hrtier e. lane %
Barene neiten uubilioelis.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

Baa fsritfommenoe Ssuoae Gftermiooae
taller giten Winbers paa Nfbolosmsoet i
Gitp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1915 @afbin9tou
Ipenue q. Ser bill oesuoen bliue COB mutt.
folit unoerbulouing.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23
Wurer NIfreo @olo, 8rober at Bcstrpt'
feren, er oso al 4un9ebetGnbelfe.

9piS BIT snifer en- @amiae poa bit Uilebe
iaa buff paa at Gn8er Bros. 4 Derner, 405
4 407 CEDAR Npe. aiSr Stammer efter BE-
itiQin8 pent % bi1i9t.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

Gftier1e | "6olieblabet" Ibb tibIieere paa
s26, % ineen MATTE babe mere eno rs vt.
t1er. Nu itaI 3ftierue Ipbe paa $50, o9 en-,
bDer fan foa iaamanse aftier, ban snffer.
0ette fer I'D iora en- game Of freeae<out,'
feer Ninueape!;s .Tribune."
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23
EDSTEN & FOSS,
4o0 D AVE..

baubler rneb Real Gitate, asiurerer i
6efla os andre R~ompasnier, ublaaner
Henee, iolser Dompifibsbilletter, 9uie
% Softer mobtaoes tilialss % 8ortlei.
ming % ofentlioe DOfumenter ubiarot'
ses.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23
9tt ttanotnabtite eter0amer
fra 03ten % 0Iaaoem.

s Grfienbelien al ben Sper hos Ssre ifax.
oinapiffe Gmeritanere efter at sere Be for.
reite I aIe sobe Goretasenber % oa ~fornens.
melist 1emperancearbeibet, % ba ri peb, 1t
insen bar mere briftise / arisen eno beune
Nationalitet, er bet at Corps Commander bill
foripse at ~orsaniiere ct eler Here Rompo.
nier al "tbe 8lne anb the grap" for Rors-
utano % ct for 6penifer / bette 1ttriit.
geteraner eler oeres Gpnner- anmobes on, at
tase oenne Sag op % iitanobrinae en- fao.
ban Organization. Gue gr.S oloaters
Napne, bpilte er Yrobibitioniter, beoes til.
fenot.
GboS. Gpans Golt,
s1o 2ambx Gr&auos gsrps gemmsnSs
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

Sfanoinapiiie Sneoferes Union bolber
aabent Nsoe Tbursoa9 beu 27oe Nopember
/ 5o5H Waibin9ton Nuenue $. Der bliper
baaoe itanoinapiite % enselite Talere. VIE
Sneofere ere uelfomte.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

Eaa Gfbolosmsoet poo Roie SalI fsrit.
fommenbe Ssnoas uI Orr. %. 8. Stemp
tale paa Gnselit % STUDENT S. Norman paa
Worit.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23
M1taieIifter.

FAINTER % Ganter.
grimroie Rasiimir !Saniter, oerb
3oc, paa 2,rbas for 25c.
Nbobobenbron meb brooeret 8a9lioe,
pero soc, paa 2prbas for 35c.
Grtra fine Banter, p9ro BIC, paa
2srbas for 25c.
Grtra fine bobbelte Banter, parb SOC,
paa 2srbag for 4Oc.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

Sfoler aabnes andre Bpsninser bois
bet aniees for nsbpsno,et. llnberuiss
ninsstiben er fra Rl. 7.15 til 9.15 bper
Nfter, 2eroass % Sgnbass Nfteu
unotasen. 5folerne er aabne for ale
8erioner uuer 10 Nar eamle, iom lite
saar / 9a9ifolerne. Set Bnites, at
ale iona fan melber fig ben fprfte often,
cog tan Gleuer uptases til enbuer 9ib.
gbas. ~. Serbian,
Supervisor of Evening Schools.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

Better Sanien Ct al Hpraaoet beSiloet $500
iom gritatnins for 2esemsitaoe tilfsiet bau,
meocns ban arbeioeoe Bpens Rloaiueieu.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

Sammenlisn bore firoobbelt tpiitebe
belulbs Strsnnper meb bn~ilfeiombelit
8pen for soc. Dor Bris paa 9brbae
23c. s-
8or bebfte SUrt for acc, Qbrba9s.
pris, fan lite ianrmeulisnes meb nosen,
lom foiter minore emo CSC.
@lem lite at le bore inbfprte ertra
fine &asiimiritrstnper, be befienbte s.
SO. & 81. Strpmper, nerb SOC, paa
2eroas 800.
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90mefraber.
Stort slfilos i imufte Damefraper, 10c.


Storartet Niilas paa 2proas. 81
tilbpoer ben Sag 81 Jlsielsi6atpler for
$3.50. Soere belulos IS Sbatpler fpr
81, Sc @rapibatpler for $3.50.
Det imuffeite os beoite Slpiels Braps
ibatpl pgrb SO, for IS. a
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4arIor & Deb room, tets til Iape Briier
bos guser Bros. & @erner, 405 4 407 &C.
bar Npe.

NaebIemmer al ben beroerenbe Gfiflub
tenfer paa at sjpre en- Eur poa eli til Ga
CROSSE, @is.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

Roroeren Murpbp fra Woorbeo 8Ioroe
Greaag ct mislpffer Goriss paa at unopige;
bet bar lptfebes bam at grape 3uI I 9aset
af fin Gene, men lpneere Tom ban lite.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

Nftenifolerne er ooerfplote, iaa Der trans
aeS mere Stunt.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

oeuru s. giertien, norif Sasfbrer, traHea
poa lit 8ontor, Al Naib. lpe. 8. Eerelit
sRo' 4 os g. 5 i9uer Dag fra Q til 9.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

Reoaftsr s. 80. &nopp taller paa Nf.
bolbsmsoet paa Donia 9aI Ssnbas
Gitermiboas &l. 4. Gfterpaa Jorret>
n~in9smsbe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23
9amefrpmper og 9ameun:
6ertoi.

@ore &onfurrenter flyer, at bet Ct
altfor gait, at ri ialser iaobant TIMBER.
tpi til faa lape 8riier. Men ri tiger,
at Inlet er for soot for bore 4unber.
Dame Scarlet unoertpi, berb zoe, paa
2prba9 for 400.
8eoite Sort for l Dollar, Imut bel.
ulbS, paa Qgrbaq for 75c.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23
Bieture Sran1es ejsres efter SETTLING
fn1uft % biuist bos 9ope Wolb 4 60, 4Os,
40 CEDAR Nue.
xpposraf Otto Beniole er oSb of Eerins

0enerol % retfenbe Nseuter Snffes isis.
couiiI, Dtinueiota % Dotota til at repreiens
tere Ninnebaba 2ife Sni. Go. % Breferreb
Asiiiteut Yeniion 90. af Ninnefota, gooe.
Bilfaar eipes til spbe Nenb, ffriD til S.
8. 8anIieu, Secp. Boz 549, Nimueapolis.
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Stort l1bpals al Deb 2ounses, Spiiebore
be, Stole etc. pua Scanota furniture Store.
405 4 407 gebar 9pe., Scanbia BAIL Hlod.
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Wrt MftenitoIe

aabneoes Manbas ben late Nouember
fsloenhe 8p9nin9er:
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&orleitu.

&orieiter. n
Sc beoIte soc Rorietter, 2grbas for
25c. SEQ,
Sc betienbte 75c aorietter, paa 2pr'
bag for SOC.
Sunbbeosforietter, uarb s1.25, paa
2srbas for Use.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23
PRINTS.

Be iibite Mober % beblte Il Jabri,
later, paa 2srbng for SC.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

Nrbeibet paa ben npe Hiblictbetbpsnins
Ct %elencptaset.
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9tI MfboloSfolfet t @tSs
eonitn. AS


DIR. Guftapus Senien fra s%touston
ct for fpmmenbe Binter en9a9eret at
tale for 1emplarOroeaen os itifte Tems
pier runot omfring / W~isconiin.
Mr. Senien Ct en- beg apet galer, %
ban e. uilis til, efter Dpfororins. at
bolbe Horebras, .bpor ri benitiIer til
Nfbolbsfolfet at benptte Mnlebningen.
Deb 9enpenbelie til llnbertesnebe ian
ole snitelist Dplpsninser etpes.
ga GresIe ben 8be Ropember 1888.
.. GrSuietb, ("Warseu.")
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QQQnofl00er.
Serbietter.
Yoro 0QmQ1f,

Voro 9amQlf.
8eoite ~falfunrso, fterte autsrer,
paro 4Oc, for 3Oc.
Bebfte fo~rarbeisebe, en- Del at por
BANKRUPT Stcd, perb 75c, for SOC.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-23

2umber Gr1ange itaI faa en- ftorartet Sill
bp9ning, itsrre euo ben nuperenoe.
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Scanbia Turniture Store, 4O5 l. 407 &c
bar Nnenue.
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$500 2es NsnlO % 0rnS # iiemmer
fsrtet uS 9oass 2ais, soea 6 beg mGrte'
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Sad on S9opl, 81. al l5be Nue. 9
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4os Geoar aoe., Minneapolts.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19

Carl SEIZURE is staying with Mr.. Henry
Willard ia Berlin.
General sheridan Is building sum
mcE house at Nhntncket
II is calculated that the popo's jubilee
presents arc worth $50, 000.0 900.
Paul Hacke 81 Pittshurg, Penn, owns
Russian wolf hound worth 1000
Tho duke Of Buckingham is contem.
plating an early visit to the United
States
Comedian De Wolf Hopper is writing
articles descriptive Of stage life for
Western papers
Wilson Barrri, is writing a play in
partnership With Hall Caine, tlic author
u The poemNler
In the grand conr, o. the krcmiinat
Meow there Is about 10 ,e erected n
monument IN memory 1t ihe late cg7
which viii cosi over $4,000
Mrs Quincy 4. Shaw, o. Boston, a
daughter II I,ouis Agassiz, has for eight
years Aupportcd free kindrranriens ~
tlc poorest quarters 81 Boston an,i
Cambridge, at \ personal expense OF
$4,000
Row J. 4. Duryca, Of Boston, is to
deliver the commencement Grafton at
,pEton COLLEGE. Yaukton. OAK, IN
/. ! - next. and for three weeks tlIere,
afirr 81 will conduct summer sehooi
Of ihcOiU-.
President ,land has had a portion
~ ,be grounds "a. X View laid out
WITH fruit trees and " Il = farming on
4 small scale. Such yeaet. - are
usnally found in kitchen gar ~
be cultivated.
Miss Linda Gilbert has devoted nj
,.rn vcars and most Of her fortune 70
rrison reform. She has established
tventy.uinc libraries in the prisons .,
jifIsrrpt states and found employment
for G.O00 ox-conyicts'
Harry A. Garfield, son OF the lato
President Garfield, is soon to he mar
rica 20 Miss Belle Mason, Miss Mason on.
aa,ns.~,,n,anicd by her mot and sister,
so,nrnsd from Europe Inst FRIDAY on
~ sa,,s steamer with Mrs Garfield
GEORGIA has stopped turning ont
electric girls, or rather has varied inc
.ariety Laura Jones, OF Eatontoni "
lint date, is hut II years old, an" W. Nv
.isnoJy invented pillow and gre'n eie.
s Gator that are said to be remarkable loi
their ingenuity.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19
A Remarkable Law.

chicago Herald.
The commonwealth Of Iowa is a sovereign,
so far as its own citizens may be concerned
Yet even as a sovereign, it cannot escape tht
criticism-fair or unfair, as the issue may prove
that must follow the legislation Of the past
winter at Des Moines. The pharmacy bill has
passed A pharmacy the Herald under.
stands to mean a common drug store. AL
LIQUOR is to be retailed from drug stores, and il
is declared that in the present irritation
Of the public mind, II will be iniudicious fol
any well-to-do citizen Of character to attempt
to sell liquor for any purpose whatsoever. II
Is not improbable that a medical faction is
growing that has read liquor out Of materis
medica. 1t is ayerred that, If a woman lie in q
faint, cup Of cold tea will revive her sooner
than tea-spoonful Of brandy. In every "greai
moral reform" there are axes to grind, and
Iowa is not TO be taken as an exception.
1t is not OF the retail use of liquor in Iowa
or Of its prohibition, that the world will cart
to speak. The bill, as passed, prohibits the
manufacture of alcohol in Iowa, and surrounds
the receipt Of alcohol from other States viii
some remarkable restrictions. An inspectio.
is made necessary which has been devised SO {
measure Of practical exclusion. Iowa, through
its lawmakers, has Endorsed the doctrine tina
alcohol, pure and simple, lisa curse.
1t will be the declaration of the world tina
no other such exhibition Of ignorance has beer
made in a legislature or State. Withou
alcohol, II is doubtful II the State Of low
would exist at all to-day.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19
An Unworthy Proposition.

New York World.
The report comes from Washington that the
Republican Senate viii refuse to confirm any
nomination Of a successor to Chief Justice
Waite until the election of next November has
been decided The justification offered for this
delay is that il would be San improperly &C
allow an outgoing President, representing 3
party likely TO be dismissed from power, &c
name the most important judicial head Of the
Government
Under this plea hostile Senate might refuse
TO confirm any important appointment made
by the President during the last year of his
term. Any number OF public offices made
vacant by death might be left untitled, to tho
serious detriment of the public interests, on the
pretense that the result of the next election
might change the political character of the
Administration. The serious advancement Of
such an argument shows how little progress
real honest CivIl-Service Reform has made
among the politicians.
The proposed delay is most reprehensible
when applied to a vacancy in the Chief
Justiceship OF the United States, because Il
makes partisan prize of that high judicia
Office. Legal ability, experience, high char
acter and unusullied reputation ought Il
command the confirmation Of the Senate
without regard 10 politics. 1t would be th'
duty OF every Senator to vote for the rejection
Of an unfit or a mere political nominee for tht
head of the Supreme Court Of the UniteC
States. But the proposition to hang up sucl
an appointment TO abide the result Of politi
cal contest is to make it the prize Of tn
victors and to cast it into the mire Of partisan
ship WIN the people be willing to trust |
party which thus unblushingly adyertises it
desire to seize upon the ChiefJusticeship as
| political perouistel
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19
NEWS AND NOTES.

The greatest grain feet that ever left
Chicago for the east started last week.
- consisted of ninety-six vessels, carry
ing over 1900, 900 bushels of grain.
Fonr steamships, on the Goth. landed
$500 immi grants at Castle Garden.
The number landed during the week is
sl.72, OF whom one-third were from
Italy.
The Dartmouth faculty have decided
the students must drop foot ball, base
llall and general athletics because of the
excessive amount of time and money
required to conduct them all
Civil Commissioner Lyman will leave
Wnshin ton soon 10 organize boards of
examiners and TO conduct examinations
at Golnmlms, o., and Des MOines, Ia
lie will he in Des Moines on the 18th of
the present month.
Samuel Hayes, 81 years of age, was
shot and killed at Riley, Ky, by his
brother in-law, Thomas Hourigan, a
urtlrin phYsieian Of that place The
ira ;edy resulted from quarrel over a
small debt which iouri-an owed.
The two missing children Of Nine.
Diss Dollar were fonnd in New York by
the Society for the prevention of Cruelty
t. children, aud given into the charge
ui that society 10y the court. The names
81 the per,nm who have been hiding
them are suppressed
I. +. Nash, general superintendent of
tie railway mail service, has rendered
his resi- -nnlion to the postmaster gem
yral, 10 take effect when his successor is
appointed lie proposes 20 devote his
attention TO private husiness at his home
ia Wisconsin, which he left at the So
liciiaiion Of the postmaster general.
At Grover City, Penn, 70 year old
son Of Charles snyder, after being chas
tised by his mother for disobedience,
left the house threatening to hang him
self. Mrs. snyder paid no attention 10
/ his threats Later, becoming alarmed
4 az his prolonged absence, she went tC
/ the stable, and to her horror fonnd the
/ last words Of her boy verified. He wal
hanging by rope attached TO the RAT
/ tiers.
| General Warner Lewis, one of the
most prominent men Of Iowa, died last
week. He descended from one of the
old families of Virginia, where il
| Goochland county he was born in 1903
being distant relative of Genera
/ Washington. He came 10 Iowa in 1902
/ and served in the Blackhawk war. was {
member Of the territorial and state leg
/ latures, and served as speaker of tht
/ honse. He was surveyor general o.
Iowa. Wisconsin and Minnesota undel
Presidents Pierce and Buchanan.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19

50 Lonia special: Mira Annie Eisen.
barth. residing 81 2525 Oregon avenue,
vas walking through her residence this
morning when sho suddenly fell to the
floor aud expired before assistance ar
rivcd After the physician had oA'
AHMED the PROSTATE lady aud PRO
npnBccd life extinct. one Of the family
vent 10 the residence Of Mrs Mary
Hoffman, 800 Oregon avenue, sister o.
tho unfortunate woman, and n"tiied
her uf her sisters death. Mrs, ioit.
man arrived at the house about o'clock
and after CHANGING at her dead SISTER,
she fell PROSTATE on the floor aud died
IN n short time The sudden deaths o.
The two women are considered very, SIN \,
gular, hs they have always enjoyed tne
best u health. and were never known "
be troubled with days sickness Inc
coroner will investigate the case TO-
morrow.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19
Garden Sass


Missouri Republican.
The Eastern manufacturers and their cham
pions are kind enough to say a word for the
farmer, now and then. They recognize that a
policy which fsvors one interest, the manufac-
turing, at the cost OF all Others, must favor one
section, at the cost of all others, and cannot be
national in its spirit and scope. They attempt
TO argue, therefore, that protecting special
manufactures benefits agriculture-notd directly
indeed, but incidentally. 1t builds up mills
and factories, crowds them with operatives,
and surrounds them with villages, towns and
cities, and increases the demand for farm pro-
ducts. In short, protection, they argue, multi
plies the number Of mouths for the farmer 70
feed and raises the price of his crops.
When the Kansas farmer sells his next wheat
crop of fifteen bushels an acre for the beggarly
price OF IS cents bushel, hewill please remem-
Der this delightful argument, and draw what
yomfort he can from 1t.
But Hon. II. C. Lodge of Boston, in lecture