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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-18
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES.
Blaine Annihilates Democratic Candi-
date Tor Congress at Adrian,
Mich.
A Powerful and Convincing Argument in
Favor OF Protection to Amerl-
can Industries,

The farmers Of Lewanee county and
citizens to the number Of 10000 greeted
Mr.. Blaine at Adrian. Mich. with a
rousing welcome His friends thought
he could not talk to one-half OF them
but he was in splendid voice and made
what is considered one OF his best cam
paign speeches.
Mr. Blaine came to the front Of the
platform holding in his hand letter
addressed to him by w Stearns. the
Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Adrian district Holding it up to
the audience he seid:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-18

Its stated that President Cleveland
will buy me estate ia Georgetown
and take up his permanent residence
thefe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-18

The largest dam in the No 4 If me
be built across the upper eau =. h..
SAN Mateo canon, about l''A IN,
west Of the village Of San Ma'eo, ~. ~
dam will consist Of a solid Wal! o. 't t5s
crete from hillside to bli-s'ue, rs
measurements beng 200 feet l3n5' . a.s
feet high. us feet thick ~ i l, M
and % feet thick at the TOP. ~ IT, fbs
reservoir which viii be former " tbs
construction of this dam VIII H E,5 ~sl.
enormous capacity Of a-,v93'oJ9 55o.
Ions. and at future time WIN ~ stgr.
nerteJ with the san Francisco W"'''
shed bya tunnel Eve miles tol5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-18
nlsIYESS MEN F0R HARRIsgN-

The commercial travellers are aooo' q
Republican this year. It is pretty a','
ficult thing to fud drummer 'a'
wear who is for Cleveland. You see 'ns!
are rather shrewd men as a class 7no
know pretty well which side their f''"u
is bnttered on. They snoT thas II aa'
thing like the Mills bill becomes iSF'
and free trade or anything ressmo"Ds T
is forced upon the country We should -
a shors time be flooded with Represents
.ivea Of English houses, and their o''uP,
lion would soon be gone. The sane i''F
ing prevails also TO a greet a1teHt among
the vhols people. The majority OF =.
men have business with are Of Hla'r'sS-
and protection.
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tRis4.AmERtcAN ASSES lance.

England Always Sympath'zed with tn"
Trce-Trade Democracy
Tho cree trade press Is making 2 great
ado about a quotation from the London
Times to the effect that the o9iy Tune an
Iri~hman is of any use to England IS
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-..,rer,s Notice.

Treasurer's Nou''' lam,
The following warrant. will be I p.'s d,
of the County General fuh'
ton at my office; u,,ter els u
No. e26, in favor OF JosepA p.rrv 81
70, ~ ,,,rcus.. Nv
S0o' John GARREcHI,, H.,
County Trsssui'''
nv Is,poR SMITH, Deputy
Idaho City, l. t. April o
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IRON AND ST EE L,
WAGON WOOD
Horse Shoes and Horse Nails
IDAHO CIrY. May 1s. 1877.
Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE at Boise City, Idaho,

LAND OFFICE at Boise City, Idaho,
May 81, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before Register and Receiver, at
Boise City, Idaho on Saturday, July 81,
1883, viz: Philip Rant, who made home
stead entry No. 1880 for the N w "a s E
a, n E y W a, w 4 wv a, Sec 81
TIP N, RAE.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: w. F.
Hiatt, Wills Elster, James McDevitt, Ell
harmon Shew, all of Placervllle. Boise
county, Idaho HARLEM PEFLEY,
June 5, 'SS. Register.
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DTnTTT VRewarded are those who read this
hIIHI ! and then act; they will fnd honora-
A'AohA BILE employment that will not take
them from their homes and families. The profits
are large and sure for every industrious person,
many have made and making several hun
dred dollars per month tits easy for anyone to
make IS and upwards per day, who is willing to
work Either sex, young or old; capital not needed
we start you. Everything new. No special ability
required; you. reader, do it we'll as anyone.
Write to u. at once for full particulars, which we
mail free. Address Stinson Co.. Portland. Maine;
Jan, yr,
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RICHARDS l. CO..
FL Whitehall st.. New ion
FARMERS, ATTENTION.

l. E. MAHAN, an au-
thorized agent for the 4.
ROCHESTER, NURsER- ~.
!. ! ! !: ]. !
les, the oldest nurser-
les in the U. S., is
now prepared to fur = 4.
nish you on order the
finest kinds of fruit,
ornamental and shade d
trees. Trees from n
this firm have been
delivered all overs !.
Idaho, and they have ~
in every instance sur -
prised the recipients with sl1e ',. susS,
ton, and being in every =, in nsn.ss
true to name. The firm WIN n. lsp, s1s
all that fail to grow. o ,'H.. ,,s
hr dree dollars worth were delivered e.
in Garden Valley, and in .,; sssH You o.
stance gave entire satisfao s5ss., .py
can order through Mr.; M IAN S,, IS
kind of tree kept in the United MT s,. 0',
Also any rose or flower. ne s. "s isss.
the fruit trees to be SIX Or D, 's Ssr ~,
high, in good condition ,, On on. die d;s IT,
and he will replace all .n : from ron 10
FIRST wear. The warrant . i ts
oldest and best nursery - person
U. S, and reliable. ANY ers.t d
wanting trees of any . s,nc o.la % Dr.
small order, drop posI1aa, .S So and ts
|. E. Mahan, Emmett ioau s t.ks q.
agent will call on YOU an = !, fall
ders to be delivered spring OF '
EMMETT, Ada Co., laano.
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Judge of Election

IL such person refuses to take and
subscribe such oath, he must not be
permitted to vote, and his ballot
must be returned to him.
flo BE- continued,
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Boise City
MARBLE WORKS,
Manufacturer and Dealers in


Monuments, Tombstones, 7 blets, Stat
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds Of Gene
terry work. We have secured the services
of firstclass workman from the East
Mr.. w. w. Douglas, who has no superior
and few equals in the United States, as =
workman. We are better than ever pre-
pared 10 do tirstclass work, at such ex-
tremely low prices as to defy competition
We have also received fine selection OF
original designs, both in granite and mar.
bic, 30 that parties can make as good . Sc
lection from these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for our
designs and prices, before placing your or
ders elsewhere. We will make 1t to your
interest 10 do so.
Our designs in Iron Fences are the best
and cheapest IN the world. We can fur
nish good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap as wood fence.
JAMES DYMOKE,
Manager.
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Brown of those "haremind of fellows who likes
hear himself talk and others laugh the cigar
Emys He smokes this who
having tried back for Don't fail the Florida
and the Elbrton Also has the B. Pace light
chewing Piper Hdeck Cognac Cocktail Climax Kentucky
aud the leading brands record and the only Idaho
only the finest brands of obaccos Old
retes kept on hand The lowest prices.
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xxesldsr Lodge, Ne. 4, I. o. o. !.
Holds its regular meeting in Odd Eel
lows Hall. ut Centerville, the first and
third Saturday evenings Of each month
All members In good Standing are invited
TO attend. BY order Of the N. 9.
DANIEL JONES,
Secretary.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me
lis-day of-----1S-
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THIS PAPER

may be found on file at GEO. p RowELL
q Co.'S Newspaper Advei. Bureau
40 Spruce street,, where advertising con
racts can be made for it in New York
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QUALiFlCAraoss or ELECroRs
CHAPTER w.

QUALIFICATION AND DISABILITIES OF
ELECTORS.
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4. q.
The Alpha Gamma Society holds its
regular meetings every Wednesday even
ng. All members are requested TO attend.
BY order Of the w. r. B.
RosE FosTER, w. w.
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Idaho Chapter No. !, a. 4. l..
Holds its regular meeting in Masonic
Hall the Fourth Thursday Of each month.
All Companions in coed standing are In
vited To attend.
BY order Of the Fl. p.
GEORGE AINsLIE,
Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-22
THE RETURN HOME.

Jacksonville JIl.l Journal
The remains of the late Mrs Katie Yates
Woodman. who died at Wichita Kansas,
at o'clock "Wednesday night, arrived at
this city on the O'Clock Chicago * Alton
express last evening. They were embaImed
at Wichita Thursday morning and began
their journey home that night, acsoDpan-
led by Thomas b. Woodman and Richard
Yates, the bereaved husband and brother.
VINO, with Mrs. ". II. Yates Mrs w :.
WoOdman, and other relatives were present
at the hour of death. The mother, Mrs.
Catherine Yates, and the other brother,
Henry Yates, received by telegram Wednes-
day evening the news OF her dying condi-
tiCn Just as Mrs Yates was about 10 take
the night train for Wichita.
Mrs. Woodrusn had been prostrated by
a fearful attack bof inflammation OF the
bowels al midnight Last Saturday night
and after suffering excrutiaiiHg pain was
on Wednesday morning. IN consequence Of
vigorous medical treatment, resting more
quietly and without pain, although com
pletely worn out, both physically and ner-
vouSly. Encouraging kilograms were sent
10 the family here, Mrs. Yates being
nevertheless wired for. But shortly after
noon Wednesday change began 20 take
place which developed such serious syu,u-
toms that at o'clock the attending
physician announced the end at hand
w nereU pom Mis-. dfEz was tEBsgrApbe1
not 10 come For two hours only before
death did Mrs WoOdulsn know Ger
tainly that she could not recover, but
she faced the prospect unfilnchiny
" and heroicaliv, and with loving mes
sage, for ali. died peacefully and trust
fully SAVING SD. had no fears, and iuvok-
ing Gods blessing upon the weeping ones
around her.
Mrs. Wopdman was born ia this city and
spent her Zirhood here. sBe Wa greatly
beloved by her many friends. among
whom she was very popular 70 remark
able degree.
She graduated in 1,72 from tn. Young
Ladies Athena-um % this city, Prot Wrn.
d. Sanders principal In 1874 she was
united in marriage 70 Thomas r. wool
man, Of Wichita, and since that year has
spent most 0. her time in that thriving
city, where she has host Of
friendships and asec.ionste at
tachmsats Her hnsbahd was
formerly Of this city aud an old acqusint-
anoe. they having ia fart been scboolmztes
when children. and having grown up IL
the same community. sh- had no children
For years she has been f!aii IL body and
constitution. and three year. ago wzs
brought near death by an attack Of coazes-
ton Of the bowels
Ia $50 her health was battered sorrs-
what sy a short summer trip in th- north
aud during tie past year shs has been IN
usually veil The large circle Of friends
q The family VIII unite ia true syr rzthy
with tkose ~ sssdly t~r-ff.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-22
THE FRISCO OFFICIALS.

Colonel Jno O'Day, vice president of the
Frisco railway; a. Douglas, auditor and
Judge Walker and Colonel Craven, direc-
tors, of Springfield, Missouri, who spent
the day in the city yesterday, called last
evening TO talk over the mutual interest of
that great corporation and Wichita. To
say that they are harmonious goes with
out saying. To say that the Frisco is con-
templating some important interests and
Improvements here will go upon the
EAGLES say, and which is the truth. A
little more time and little more adjusting
of certain plans and interest and the
Frisco Will be on the grounds in great
shape. In short the Frisco is with us
heart and hand and also from business
stand point, its officers including, General
Winslow, Vice President O'Day, General
Manager Morrill, and Auditor Douglas. 1t
is not probably out OF place to say that
Wichita has been made the end of divi-
sion, and that the division officers have al
ready been ordered to this point.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-22
THE SUGAR REFINERY.

The sugar factory and sugar and syrup
refinery enterprise urged yesterday morn
ing By the EAGLE, was taken up in the
afternoon by the board of trade directory
and live committee of five appointed to
take up the matter Immediately with our
people and property holders. As sure a.
that interest is comming to the front as
one of the principal products of Kansas
just so sure is it that Wichita is the proper
center for that interest and just so sure Is
il that it will be one of great profit TO the
men who get CONTROL Of il. Men of keen
perception and business experience of other
states have declared, of late, that the sor-
ghum syrup and sugar as developed By the
diffusion process would overshadow in
very brief time that of any other in
the state of Kansas, and that they ex-
pected to see the day when the live stock
and packing interests would be playing
second fiddle 10 the syrup interests right
in Wichita Colonel Coleman, the agri-
cultural commissioner of the United
States, said 10 the editor of this paper but
two or three weeks since that the whole
question of its proftableness and certainty
had been settled; that sorghum must now
rapidly come 20 the front and that the
Arkansas valley being the natural home
Of the plant, the opportunity for Wichita
was great one We hope, therefore, that
the committee viii allow no grass to grow
under their feet until they have settled not
only the matter OF sugar factory and
a sugar refinery. but that of future sugar
kings for Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-22
STAND BY OUR OWN wORKMEN.

To the Editor of the Daily Eagle.
We believe we read in the EAGLE a short
time ago that there were 81, 500, 600 going
to be put in building this season. We be
lieve there will be, for the EAGLE bird
seldom caws anything that does not take
place. We would like to say principally
in behalf of Wichita and equally in be-
half OF those among US who want to do
the work, our own good and worthy citi-
zens, give them the work to do don't i'm
port workmen while they are idle for the
want of work. If large contractors must
come from Chicago, ST. Louis and other
cities q think we have just as good here)
see that they are willing to employ GER
tain number of our workmen before giving
them the contract, because every dollar
you pay Wichita workman will 90 to
build up Wichita. If you pay it to a
workingman of another city it goes there,
and probably he lives just as cheap as he
can while here, so he can carry the more
home; whereas, il might beautity some
modest home in our "Queen of the
Prairies." Just now, while work is scarce
on account of the weather, it is rather
trying to some of our workmen to see men
of other cities finishing up work that they
feel they ought to be doing to help along
till the great opening up of work in the
spring. If home contractors get the big
jobs" they in turn, will put up fine resi-
dences for instance, Mr.. Sternberg) or
grand business blocks, and their workmen
will improve their homes or build new
ones, so it will go to help improve Wichita
''principally,' Mr.. EAGLE bird, as l said
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-22
LOCATING LA MPS.

Councilman johnson has located the
twenty-five vapor lights allotted the Third
ward with instructions to himself to 10
cate them Mr. Goldberg, who has the
contract for lighting, says he intends to
commence putting in the lights in very
few DAYS, even before the council holds
another meeting to confirm the action of
the councilmen in locating the lights
This, however, Mr.. Goldberg does not
think necessary under the present action
of the council, being of the opinion that
whenever a councilman locates the lights
he is warranted in going ahead. Some OF
the members are not inclined 10 accept the
invitation of the council TO locate the
lamps, and from the way the forces have
SQUARED themselves it would seem that an
effort will be made 10 compel some of the
members to locate their lamps.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-22
For the Eagle.
PURITY.

watch the snow flakes as they fall,
And wrap the earth in spotless garb,
And sigh to think that over all
The fallen race of man;
That righteousness more pure than snow
Does not enwrap all here below,
To shield from Gods dread ban.
l sit me down beside spring
That bubbles up through crystal sands
Whose pure pellucid waters bring
The thought of purity;
And that no vileness shall possess
The soul clad in Christ Righteousness,
Through all futurity.
4 little child sits On my knee,
listen while it prattles on,
And tells its tale in childish glee,
And think, o innocence.
And wish | meier had borne stain
To need the sweat, the blood. the pain,
Of Christ's great recompense.
But oh, alas, the child, the man,
Each need to have the cleansing power
OF that red fount that downward ran
On Calvary's rugged height:
Applied to wash away all stain
OF sin inbred, and guilt we gain,
In sins, we had delight.
WEST WICHITA, Feb, q, IS. p. A. L.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-22
SAFE CRACKERS.

A rather clever detective stated yester
day that business men should remember
that today is holiday and they will not
get access to the banks He was quite
sure the toughs would remember the fact
and know that in many Offices money
would come in by mail, and otherwise the
safes being better supplied with cash than
usual As result he surmised that some
knights of the jimmy would Be ont look
ing after their interests The last big
safe cracking done in the city was on just
such a layout following holiday, We
also know that the gang has been doing
the outside towns for some time, and see
all these old toughs back again This
means they will make another raid just As
soon as they can get a good chance THE
success in catching the crackers in the
city Amt been very marked so far. and !
think il is time enough TO look out for get
ting in sh2as fse giving them chance at
water haul"
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-22
THE BOARD OF TRADE ON COURT HOUSE
AND JAIL

At meeting of the directors of the
board of trade held yesterday the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, Our county has voted to build
a court house and jail in this city, and
Whereas, We learn they are TO be in two
separate buildings and located on the block
known as court house square; therefore
Resolved, That it is in our Judgment,
as citizens having the future welfare and
beauty OF our city and county in view,
that the Jail building should not be located
upon said square, for the reason that it
would greatly mar the beauty and har-
mony OF the ground in its relation TO the
court house, which in our opinion should
be located in the centre of the square
Resolved, That it is our judgement
that this square, as it is the only centrally
coated public grounds in the city, shout d
be made ornamental to such degree as TO
be the pride OF our city aud county, and a
credit 10 the taste and enterprise of our
citizens
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-22
ALEvEL HEADED GENTLEMAN.

Hon. Tim Mccarthy, secretary of state,
who had gone down from the capital to
Winfield, came up yesterday to put in a
day in live city. Nc. says that even since
his visit here last fall he notes great
changes, and when it comes to life upon
our streets and business that he didn't
want TO say there were greater than any
dozen cities in the state, but that he would
say that they were equalled by DO city of
its size in this state or elsewhere that he
ever saw "Now, just look at the street"
he went on. .'See the jam and confusion
of drays, hacks, buses, teams cars. people,
etc. and then say where is the like of it
outside of Chicago and New York" Well,
we couldn't say for Tim is level headed
gentleman on general principles.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-22

business, capital and brains than any other
town of twice the number of inhabitants
in the world"
Our delegation in the lower house, too,
is one that we may well feel proud OF
Peters. Ryan and Perkins, and in fact, our
whole delegation are able. They are doing
all that any other Republicans could do
in Democratic house. ] will tell you one
thing that always makes me feel
good when l go east; that IS
everybody seems to be friendly to
Wichita. All the eastern capitalists
and railroad men and great merchants are
always ready to say a good word Tor
Wichita. Even the large cities directly
east of US, that some of our people are
inclined to think would rather do us harm
than good, have nothing but good wishes
and good words for the plucky city OF the
great southwest Yes, our future is bright
and / have more faith in Wichita now
than ever before. Great things are IN
score for us as a city" And the banker
turned around to his table and picked up
his pen The reporter took this as an
indication that any further attempts to
get him to talk were useless, and retired.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-22
Entrance s200

First money Hill and Smith. c. H.,
S2sOO Second-Johnson, Matthews,
Young, Weir, Stancer, j., $500 Third,
pair pictures-Brown and Evcrhart.
Fourth prize, box socks-Stsnser. Fifth
prize, silver napkin ring-Bump. sixth
prize, box cigars-Hardm.
Match No. at ten live birds closed with
thirty-four entries, and was postponed on
account of darkness. IL will bc finished
the first thing this morning, shooting 10
commence at $50 sharp,
Quite a number OF new shooters arrived
last evening. Among the prominent ar
rivals from distance we mention: Hill, OF
Aurora, Ind; Hardin and ketchum, of
Omaha; skinner, of st. Paul, MINI; Hol-
lanu, of Texas: Fowler and Barbour, of
Kagsas City; Best and Weir. of Weir City,
Kan; Bush and Nunsmaker, OF McPher-
son; Everhart, of Maitland, Mo-; Young
and Couts, OF Hutchinson, and Irwin OF
Abilene.
The following is the program for today;
Match No. l, nine single blue rocks, en-
trance, 81 80:
First special priZe--Meerschaum
pipe, donated by w. f. Reeves. 2ca
y Main street.. Value. ..........$ 90
Second special prize-Shell erimper
and loading block donated by Bis
santz IL Matthews, l3 l. Douglas
avenuet. Value. Observation-Disclosures. . 90
Third special prize-Nye crpaser, do
mated BY Bisssntz a Matthews, l23
f. Douglas avenuel Nalr1e. 49,. 30
Match No. g guaranteed purse, ST..
Ten single and five pair Blue Rocks, en-
trance, ~.
First special prize, set game carvers,
donated by Trimble Bros. q Threl
l-,il
Falue. 49,: $500. .'-....,. sio w
Second special prize pair mems
shoes donated nv C. r. Lewis a.
Co. 10 North Main street. value z 20
Third special prize, Mills belt. do
mated by Kentucky hat store, LOO
North Main street, value. ...-.. 90
Match No. 3, five pair Blue Rocks; en-
trance. 81
First special prize 100 Key West
cigars. donated by r. Conn, i2i
West Douglas avenue value - 20
Second special prize, gold pen and
holder, donated by Samuel Scott.
"a East Douglas avenue. value. 90
Matca No. 4 guaranteed purse SO 90 ten
live birds and ten blue rocks; entrance,
500
First special prize-One years sub
scrptiou To the DAILY EAGLE, do
mated by EAGLE value. .........,. 80 90
Second special prize-Plush lap rob-,
donated by McComb Bros, l0S 4
Douglas ave; value .......-........- ~
Third special prize-leather she'll
case donated by Wichita Trunk
Factory. i25 w. Douglas ave; value ~
Match No. ;, twelve single blue rock;
entrance, 80
First special prize-Set implements,
donated by Bissantz * Matthews:
Second special prize-Nye cresser. do
mated by BiSsautz * Matthew'S