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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
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Rok biesqcy jest p%rzestepny,
+. j. luty bedsie Mat " MIN dnl
90. Panay ia wyduniu W takich
latach najwiecej miewnia okazyl
do wyjssia "a MAJ.
7atejsza Eompaniu ekepreso~a
~jeszcze nigdy lyle paczek ME wys-
fafa odebra}a DO odslawienia, jak
teraz W czasie pomiedzy BoAem
N%arodzeniem a Nowym rckiem
A vice ME mozc TO bye prawda,
IL mas takie clekkie easy, chy-
ba lie lyle nagromadzito sic paczek
z powodu szybkiegc wzrustu ma.
szego miasta.
w. cstatni deien starego roku
IA &adne pieniadze ME mo4na BY
10 dostaG W Winonie arkuszow
do powinszowah Nowego roku.
Wszy stkie iuz %poprzednio byfy
rozprzedane.
Kto j~eszcze ME przyodziat sic
ma z1me, niechaj czempredzej idzie
do handful p. Jacobiego, gdzie jest
pomocnikiem nasz Kodak NJ arci II
Trawicki j, i kupi sobie co mt
potrzeba z wierzchniego hub spool
niego ubrania. Mrozy tel zlmy
beda nadzwy czaj srogie.
Przeacoz przez rzeke MISSISSIPPI
pi pramem stana} JUL pred tygod-
niem j teraz wezy p~rzejczdiaja
odtad dotad pc lodzie.
Wm. Eormanski, story posia-
dat handel tandeciarski i zastawny
PREY zachodniej ? ulicy, kr6tko
pc Bo1em N%arodzenlu magic ulot-
iii sic z Winony, pozostawiwszy
z}ych u%pomnink6w noworocznych
boz liku.
P~OdziekOwante.-Ob. An
toni Katu}a z Winony radzi wszy-
stkim druclom Polakom, zyjacym
W ~ma}zehstwie, ably W przypadku
slabosci swych ION uzywali tylko
pomocy akuszerki PAM Scholasty-
XII Pufalskiej, ktorej dziekuje
szczesliwe r%ozwiazanie i ratowanie
swojej w}asnej ma}zonki, W bar
dzo tradnych warunkach,
Ob. Frouotszek Zabinshi ode
brai W poniedzia}ek, 2 s%tycznia,
cd tute jszego Towarzystwa 6w.
Kazmierza S 1913 posmlertnego pc
swojej nieboszczycy zonie.
Niel. rs. Prob. ByaeusA W
niedziele noworoczna, pc nabozeil-
stwle ma intencya OLGA sw., wspom-
Mai o tepieniu jezyka ~polskiego
pod zaborem pruskim, nawet IA
pomoca koScio}a. II bGlem W sercu
zaznaczy4, re Duchowiehstwu pol
skiemu W W. ks. Poznahskiem,
kt6re dawniej nawet 4 konsisto-
rem korespondowa}o W jezyku
pslskim, teraz nakazano pisat dc
swych prze}ozonych wladz dnch"
wnych tylko 20 niemleckn.
W pigiliq Nowcgo roku, N;
vie czor, obchodzi}y tuteiszc DIV;
polskie Towarzystwa muzyczne
X pela P o lska i Polsk
orklestra apo polskich domach
wygrywajac serenady. Z~aszczyt'
lego lahA' %"'"N"''''" ' "
dakcya Wia1usu.
NJ WaAaem zebraniu yrup
zwiazkowej K64ko Dram g
tyczne we wtorek, 3 styczni
wybrany zostai nowy zarzad. Pc
miedzy innymi wybrahi: Wocicc
Liberia prezydentem, Jan Cich;
nowski wiceprezydentem, Wincen
ty Lorbiecki sek%retarzem, Hier'
MIN Derdowski dyrcktorem Teatr
Pawcl Libera bibliotekarZem. ka
cya kasyera (Jozcfa ~Jazdzewskl
go) podwvzszono 4 5000 do $500
M%arsza}kiem w%yhrano StanlsiaM
Were 4 powodu jego wysokies
wzrostu. Dawnicjszy prezyle
Winccnty kupferschmidt NC cllci
przyiac M ten rok Zadneg" urz'
In S~TrrprnInNIn Siri NnynlnJp VI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
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IA WIlRUSA.

MaT DoSut lOV
Jos Schock 100
Jos Konopski 100
FIR Cimoch"wski 100
Beaverdam, FIR llopA IS
Shenandoah NJ j 1ndrinkajtis 100
Ardoch FIR Narloch $40
Shamokin, Pawaf Godlewski 100
Tawas City, Wal Kwiatkowski 100
Philadelphia Julian Jozefowski 1870
CoonValley Wojciech Dubewski 100
Waverly N Y, ID Janowski 200
IL Jerzychowski2W
Arcadia FIR Grossman 100
Fir Prodlik 200
Cleveland, f Tylewicz 200
q Kanady 200
Winona Izydcr Ozurnowski 100
Kingston | FaIz 200
Antrim Jan Pantyhski 100
WlnonaTeo styba 100
FIR Reszka 100
Oshkosh A Cola 500
Chapel J. Monnn 100
Buffalo A Fisher 100
N Waverly NJ CIcmnoczoiowsk'l3o !
Chicago Gerl,ch 200
kanty Wr6bel o7b
Berlin Teodor Kjjewski 200
Jan Ajland 100
Jan Janicki O25
kur6l Szwedu OPS
Jan Durawa o2b
Winona FIR. Grochcwski 100
St. Paul FIR Kunka ITO
Winona Jos Slulta 200
FIR. Walihski 200
FIR. Zywicki 100
Detroit WojciechH.och 100
" Jan Kaworacki 100 !!
Pullman CHS ShalusS'j $50
Bergen Point st. Blachewskj 100 |
OllVtlldkt. WV l
Ardoch Jan Gierszewski I64
Winona Jakob Rogalski 100
Wincen.y Lorbiecki 100
st. Piechowski o5o
Berlin \ P~iechowaki $50
Mimic Teodor WSsocki 200
Winona lgnacy hacki l3o
NJ Cysswski $50
&" Jan Krefta 100
Jan B~uczyhski $50
Dodge Jozef Brzez'hski ZOO
Berea Rev. KolasihskA 2eo
st LOUIS Michu} Wojciecho~sklloo
Jukob S~karzynski 100
Elba IS II 2oo
Winona Jan Zabrocki IVY
Dodge J6zef Dolby loo
St Tomas Dakota A Wysocki 200
Andenried Jan Goryca zoo
Kewaunec w Janowski o3o
Princeton 'romasz Bartol 200
Fort Sill Ind TerrGeorge snidcro5c
Amigo Miss Joscpha Loop 2"o
Winona Roman Cyrzan 2ot
MARGIN Mlcha}owsk, lOl
Dodge, Martin Galewskl 10Y
Texas Brcmond A Nowacki POI
| Jos ~Bajerowski ~
Fr Bajonski 2o'
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JOS Bartula 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
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Trains .iTrim
From Minneapolis and st. Paul, dali. '1I5 pm
From La crosse, cxcep, sunday, g.2s am
From Chicago and St. Louis, daily, 45 air
From Minneapolis and St Paul cNcep'Sunday,o.r5 pm
Trains Depart.
For St. PAM and Minneapolis, dais. 20, an
For la Crosse. except sunday, IS pm
70, Chicago and st. Louis, daily. 1855 pm
For 81. Paul and Minneapolis. except SUNDAY. 8.4s am
For tickets, time tables, slecpins-lAr accommo-
dation,, etc, apply to;
d. Il. Xa'oley, .4gema.
Bagaze zabezpieczaja sig che
kaml ~ do miejsca przcznaczenla.
IA wszystkich p~ociagach po-
spic>znych znajduj# sic kary "hla-
dove i Sypialne system" Pullman
- Tykiety oh6lnikowr Throu@ht
t'clrts) Ito wszys,kich punktow
W >tanach Zjcdnoczonych Kama
dy N do nabycia Winonir.
Vykicty sprxedaje:
,Agem H. Il. Hawley Winma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05

ny PREY browar 8 c h ellh a
i 3 e c k e r a. Przekonalismy sic,
zc napdj, wyrabiany W tym bro
warze, istotnie posiada wszelkie te
za}ety, jake mu juz dawniej O.
PIMA ~publiczla przypisywafa.
Wiarsssy, lie razy chcecie sic IA
bawiG W domu pray piwic, kupcie
sobie ssdeczek . browaru Shellhas-
So j Beckera!
Ran E5.ancissek Icstro,oits, czeski
slusarz i mechanic, przy I'll. 3 clej
Mr.. bO7, poleca sic kochanym po-
bratymcom Polakom q Winony i
okolicy dc wykonywania wszel-
kich prac slusarsS;ch, jake TO:
sporzadzania xamk6w IL strzelb, u
drzwi, klodek i t. d. Robi take
klucze, wykonuje rcparaeve PREY
~maszynach do zycia i wog6le PREY
wszelkich maszynach domowych.
Teraz przez zime pracuje ia
niej j dostawia robote pod pors-
czeniem punktnalnie " umowionym
czasie.
Rlska orkiestru " Winonie
urzadza bal w sobote, I stycznia,
o godz. Z ma wiecz6r. kazdy ty-
kiet Jest zarazem losem ma hornet,
w%artosci 8 1900, ktdry p. L u d.
wi Pierzcha | ki puszcza
ma lo,erya. Urzadzajacy bal spodzie-
waja sic licznego udzialu p%ubliczno-
Sci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05

JedY,.y rre:emt, jaki drukal-
MIA Wiaruso odcbraia ma Eowy
rok, slanowii sadcS piwa, darowa
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

Bears are killing cattle in Custer
county.
The 90 strike is "oph" and the
poor strikers are the losers.
The Labor party in Arkansas have
declared for Streater and Powderly.
Ingalls, and Voorhees, locked horns
IN the Senate Tuesday.
Emperor friedrich still clings to
life with chances against him.
Blaine seems to be the coming man
at Chicago, and yet how can it be?
All for Cleveland is the way to tell
it Of the states which have held con-
ventions.
An employee of the National Park
Bank, New York, has gotten away
with 100000 of the banks money.
Gen. Abram Merrett suicided at the
Fifth Avenue hotel, New York, on the
24th OF April. He was prominent
Grand Army man,
The Republican convention at Boise
May 2d, showed the Pride element
under. Hayburn of Shoshone county
and Black of Alturas are the dele
gates to Chicago.
Gen. Writ Adams, Postmaster at
jackson, Miss, and Mr. Martin
editor of the New Iississippian, fought
a street duel this week in which both
were killed.
N. P. Coferty, murcular little
pedestrian started last Thursday a
walk of 5000 miles from New York
to California on bet of $4,000. He
is to cover 80 miles day while on
the journey,
Sheriff Davis, of Custer county, has
skipped the country, when last heard
from he was aboard an italian bark
enroute to South America. Cause of
flight appropriating county funds to
private uses
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
SUMMONS.

IL THE DtsTRtCT COeHT. Ord JUDICIAL Dtar
Territory of idaho. county Of bingham, a..
Mary Hutchinson. plaintiff.
Va pr,sst1@s
Charles Hutchinson. defendant
To Charles Hutchinson. IN tho name Of tho
pe0plr OF the United states In the Territory III
You are hereby notified that there Il now an
Me In the Office u tho Clerk III tho DIatrioi
court Of the Third Judicial District of aald
Territory. IN BlaOkfgDt, bingham County the
complaint Of Mary Hutchinson against yon.
demanding Judgment Of you that the bonds al
mntrimOny now existing between pialntIH and
defendant he dissolved absolutely and for ali
proper relief all Of which more fully appears
from plaintiffs complaint herein
Ana that unless you nppoar
and answer to said complaint within ton DAYS
~ the service thrcUf, VI served within Hing.
nam County, and within twenty days III srrv.
ed out Of said County but within said Dlsfrief
ana Within forty days " served out Of sald
District exclusive OF the day Of SERVICE iuag.
mgnt WIZ be taken against you by default
~ testimony whereof, I. A. T.. Richardson.
- Clerk of said District Court, have here.
eEALlunto set my hnnd and affixed tho Rent
- OF said Court. at Hlackfoot Idaho fhIs
<lst day OF April A. d. 1898.
a. l.. RICHARDSON.
~ q, Clerk Of the District Court.
ny H. w. Faris Deputy
Date OF FIRST publication May 9Th, 1899
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
DESERT LAND, FiSAi. rRo0F
Notice for Publication.

LASB OFEICG AT utACNEnOT fpiHo.
April 2ith iNas
Notice a hereby given that Robert Mliirn
q Blackfoot, Idaho, has 1led nJtlco ~ tntenr
ton % make pruoi on his desert land etaim
No. - for tho Ga sWtt and v "a aeit aessttuu
township south, Faugr ~ east hsfufc Hrgis,
ter and Receiver AZ NlackinOt Idaho. Mnus
day, the 9Th day Of June, tsHs. Hlr uatHsa
the following Witnesses ~ prove ths c0supiwtn
irrigation and reclamation ~ Aaid land John
Drew. John A. Anderson. Henry Dunn and
Idaho. FRANK w HMANE
f2s Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

A PEANUT trust is the latest forma-
ton of which we have any knowledge.
All the dealers IN New York, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore and Norfolk have
entered the combination, sand while
all trades are forming these trusts you
may bet that the next Republican
candidate from Idaho for Congress
will never trust" his chances of cleo
ton to the voters of the Territory
again.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

Arrangements have been made 10
run two freight trains daily between
Eagle Rock and Pocatello for the &C
commodation of the travelling public
Coming south the train Will leave
Eagle Rock at I n. m, leave Black
foot at $40 a. m, arrive at Pocatello
AT 1920 A. m. North bound leave
pocatello Mt I p. m, arrive at Black
foot at 500; arrive ut Eagle Rock al
lob. m. This takes effect at once
G. Il. CozlER, Agent,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

AOb<d tsf1O Jf
On motion Of c. C. Stevenson, the
report was adopted
The Committee then proceeded to
the election of two delegates to the
National Convention at St. Louis.
R. S. Harvey, of Shoshone county
and John NJ Silcott, of Nez Perez
county, were elected,
James Fl. Bible, of Bingham coun-
ty, and L. R. Waters, of Ada county,
were elected as alternates.
On motion Col. ]. w. Jones, of
Blackfoot, was recommended to the
National Convention as the choice OF
the Democracy of Idaho to represent
our Territory on the Democratic
National Committee, and the dele
gates to the National Convention
were instructed to present his name.
No further business appearing the
committee adjourned.
GEo. AINsLIE, Chairman
CHAs. C. STEVENSON, Sec'y.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
TO FRIENDS AND PATRONS.

wish to inform my many friends
and patrons that / have moved my
place Of business from next door TO
the postoffice, Main street, to corner
of Bridge and Main, where / would
respectfully solicit continuance of
their trade. will take pleasure in
delivering goods in any part Of the
city. j. $. BECKwITH.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
]. W. JONES, J
G. C. STEVENSON, Com.
B. N. HILLARD.

Mr.. Helfrich offered the following
resolution as an amendment:
Resolved, That we recommend to the
county conventions that no proxy be
allowed in the Territorial Convention
unless he reside in that county.
Amendment accepted.
On motion the report of the com
mittee as amended was unanimously
adopted.
The committee on apportionment
presented the following report:
To the Chairman Territorial Cen
trail Committee:
Your committee appointed to find
the apportionment of delegates to the
next Territorial Convention, also the
time and place for holding the same,
recommend that each county be allow
ed one delegate at large, one for every
200 votes cast for Delegate to Con
gress at the last election, and one for
every fractional part thereof of 100
or over 100; and that the convention
be held at Boise City, on 22nd day
of August, 1888.
We would also recommend that the
county conventions throughout the
Territory be held on Saturday, August
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
Territorial Board sf Equalization.

meeting Of the Territorial BOARD 0f Eauht
i1ation will b. held at the Office Ut thr Terrific
rial Controller In the Capitol building az noise
city. Idaho. ON the hrat "Wednesday, Second
day OF MaY. isss. at n O'Clock a. NJ, for ths
purpose Of taxation. for the assessment, val
latipn and equalization IT the property ~ All
railroads and telegraph companies having
property ~ this Territory NJ provided - lawl
ut which time and place 40 persons 40 sissirffiq
may appear before aaid board
y A. STEVENSON. Governor.
CHAS HtMROD Treasurer.
JAS ". WtCkEHSHAM. Controller
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
Notice for Publication.
I.ASp usucn AT IILAcEru0Y. IBAHn. ]
ApFff iFI isst Z

IASpuFrcn AZ niAcEru0Y. lBAHn
ApFit drd t-it.
Notice Il hereby giyeu that the following
uatued settler mas nled u0ttcc Of his iutnuta1n
10 make nunl prDJr IN support ~ tis claint AMI
that said pruOf Will b. made before ths hRgis-
ter and Receiver at BlackfO1t. idahp, on May
lGth. l.ss, via TtiTam C0CkHELi- On y y No.
mi for the neit swA. wa nc'l and sesa sgtt
section {. township south, range ~ c0st.
He names the following Witnesses a. prove
his cnutinuDus TcAticuce upul. AMI cuitlVatiuu
Of said land. VIA
Chas r. Richards, Dan e. Richards, n q.
Nelson. Sim GDodNin all ut tilngham county
Idaho. FRANK VI NEAEH,
~ HeEistrr,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
Notice for Publication.

U. s. Land once at Blackfoot, Idaho,
May 1th tnee,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
10 make final proof in support Of his Claim TOT
,,'iil ~ made before the Register and Receiver
AZ DiaekfO0t Idaho on June 18th, ISIS, VIZ;
I,sKsOS Nv arp ON T.. ID. s, No. 2gtl, for NV =,
section IS township south range - east y, ~.
Ie names the following witnesses % prove
his continuous residence upon aud CULTIVATION
of said land. Wis ~,
James = McLyman John sheridan, Presley
D. Fox, Calvin Miles, all ot BingnAm 90 llan0'
"a FRANK W. BEAsE. Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

THERE is a beautiful sentimental
song called Kathleen Mayourneen a
stanza of which contains these words
at may be for years and it may be
forever which we would respectfully
recommend as campaign song to the
next Republican wanting to get to
Congress from Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
BOARD OF PHARMACY.

The Board Of Pharmacy 1f bingham county
VIII meet at the Office pf It's secretary, VIM 81
liehle, ~ BlhCktnut. ON the isth day ~ NAV.
lsdr, for registration, granting aud renewal *
certificates 81 applicants who are entitled fn
the same under provisions uf the law. and f1r
come before II.
J.H. BEAN, ". D.. President.
VIM. ". BEHLn, ~ D.. sso'y
BlackfOOt, Idaho. April 18th. issA,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


April nth, 1888,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
10 make final proof ~ support ~ ms vial u,i
Ter and Receiver at BlackfoOt, on May Snth,
isss, viz: JANIS Il. JENsON, on D, ~ ~. 20
for the nela sw Y and lot !. and section p
togshipB south, range A. east.
he names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon, CULTIVATION
of said land, viz! Drace Christensen, ThOmhs
Collects, Lois Christensen, Enoeh Hansen, al
Of bingham county Idaho
AL FRANK W bEAAh hesie.eE'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land OfIlce az Blaekioot. Idaho

Land once az BlackfOot. Idaho,
May lst, irrs.
Notice Is hereby given that Jackson z WARD
If RIaekfoot r. O bingham county Idaho, has
iled notice of intention 10 make final proof On
hls desert hand claim No, ~, for ma pes ~ a
net and nwii se@a, - elton y, township south
ryns,e ~ east ~ NJ before the Register and
Reeeiyer al nlac kfOOt, Idaho. On Monday, tbs
iith day III June, lsss, He names the fpllgs'
lng witnesses 70 prove the cnuipigte Irrigation
and reclamation OF said land John sheridan.
James y McI.yman, Presley u fo8 hnd Gavin
Miles ali Of nlnghnm county. Idaho.
"a PRANK ". nEARE. Register,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

LOOK AT this: the Republicans when
in power granted to railroads and
corporations as much of the public
land as is embraced within the thir-
teen original colonies. They made
annual appropriations of S11 900, 600
for Star route purposes and never had
any surplus money in the treasury
from the enormous war taxes. And
now look at this: The Democrats have
been in power less than four years;
they have restored to the public do
main for settlement land enough to
make two Territories like Idaho; they
have added 5000 miles to Star routes
and have never asked for a dollars
appropriation for them and the treas
ury is groaning under the weight of
the surplus money accommodating in its
vaults which the Democrats are try
ing to stop by reduction Of taxes and
the Republicans are unwilling for
them to do so.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
BEEF CATTLE FOR SALE

I have for sale at my ranch on Up
per Blackfoot, Thirty head of 3 and 4
year old winter fed steers IN prime
condition. Parties wishing to pur-
chase can call OH me at the ranch or
address me at Blackfoot, Idaho.
1-39 PRESTO BURRELL.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

THE Charleston earthquake of last
year and the Louisiana election with
its $4,000 Democratic majority this
year are the GROWING southern out
RACES of the nineteenth century.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
Notice for Publication.
U. $. Land once, at nlasktoo., Idaho AZ,

US. Land once, at nlackfOot, Idaho.
MAY, End. lsss,
Notice Is hereby given that Vim. u, behle ~
BlackfuOt. Idaho has nled notice OF lntentiou
10 make final proof on his desert land elattn
No -, for ths sWsa ~ . section y, tGHnanlp
s1tith runee Is east bsfoFe the Register and
Receiver at Blaekf0Ot. idaho. On Monday, tho
18th day ~ June. lsss He names thr EVlADa,ns
witnesses 10 prove the cUnplrfc iFgiRtttst aud
reclamation OF said land Elisha y u us ~ ~,
James McI.ymBn. Calvin Milra. and jacas1n T..
Ward all VI Blngham county, Idaho
B5 FLASK W, ttUANA, Register,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

JUDGE LOGAN, the new appointee
for the northern district of Idaho
reached his district last week and is
perhaps on the bench at Lewiston to-
day. Personally the judge is stranger
to all Idaho but he comes as the APP
pointee of Mr.. Cleveland who is not
given to mistakes and with good words
from those who know him best as q
pure and learned judge, and, as such,
we cordially welcome him to the Ter
ritory. But, as we understand it, be
brings with him no friend Of Mr..
Cleyeland's party, no friend of the
Democracy of Idaho as his clerk. II
it be true that the judge has appointed
Frank Greirson to his clerkship,a man
who exhausted his ability TO defeat
the party in the last campaign, then
we fear he has estranged those who
would gather closest about him and
be readiest to hold up his hands in
any emergencies that may arise in his
new and far away home.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
SEEDS, NORTHERN Grown SEEDS

have large stock of the celebra.
ted Northern Minnesota garden seed,
which | am selling at 5 cents a pack.
age. These seeds are fresh and new.
Mail orders for these seeds will have
prompt attention. ID. II. BfETnAN
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
Spread The Good Tidings

Spread The Good Tidings
Carbon sells rs cheap as the cheapest
Carbon keeps the best and freshest
stock of canned goods in Blackfoot.
Carbon keeps complete stock Of
general merchandise and sells them
at bed rock prices for the cash.
Gardens blizzard on high prices has
killed them deader than Dakota
blizzard kills cattle.
Carbon keeps the best and finest
stock of shoes in the market.
Fresh vegetables, fruits and confec.
tioneries can be had at CARDoS's.
CARBON keeps the freshest Fancy
and Staple Groceries in Blackfoot and
sells them cheaper than anybody
CARBON has the best assortment Of
fancy goods, handkerchiefs, neckties,
etc, exhibited in Blaekfoot
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
PROCEEDINGS
OF The Democratic Territorial Central
Committee.

OF The Democratle Territorial Central
Committee.
The Democratic Territorial Central
Committee met in Capitol building,
Boise, at IL o'clock a m, April 2Sth,
Hoa George Ainslie, Chairman, pre-
siding. On calling the roll the fol-
lowing delegates were present.
Ada-P. ]. Peney.
Boise-S. Dempsey, by JohnsGor-
man, proxy
Bingham-John Watson, Col j.
w. Jones, proxy.
Bear Lake-M. Thompson.
Cassia-John Boulware, James w.
Lamoreaux, proxy.
Custer-E. P. johnson, Geo. Aims
lie, proxy.
Alturas-w. H. Watt, R. Bledsoe,
proxy.
Lemhi-J. L. Kirtley, A. j. Boya-
kin, proxy.
Idaho. w. Case, John HALEY,
proxy.
Kootenai-J. Halleman, Charles c.
Stevenson, proxy.
Nez Perce-H. B. Blake.
Owyhee-J. H. Wickersham.
Shoshone-B. N. Hillard.
AT LARGE.
Geo. Ainslie, j. W. Jones, A. ].
Boyakin, R. L. Wood, P. Davis, BY p.
T. Lomax proxy, L. c. Helfrich.
On motion committee of three
consisting of j. w. Jones, C. C. Ste
venson and B. N. billiard, was APP
pointed on resolutions.
On motion of C. C. Stevenson, a
committee of five, consisting of P. j.
Pehey, r. L. Wood, John Haily, Jr.,
L. R Walter and John German, was
appointed ON apportionment and to
select a time and place for holding
the Territorial Convention.
On motion Committee adjourned
until 2:3O p. m.
Committee met at 2:30 p m.
The committee on resolutions pre-
scented the following report:
We, your committee on resolutions
would most respectfully report the
following:
RESOLVED, That the patriotic and
economical conduct of public affairs
under the present National Admins
tration merits, and it should receive
the commendation of all good citizens
regardless of party; that the jack
sonian firmness, honesty and capacity
of Grover Cleveland, as displayed BY
him in the discharge of the response
BILE duties devolved upon him BY the
people, is especially gratifying to the
Democratic party of which he is the
trusted leader, and entities him to the
endorsement of being our standard
bearer in the coming National conflict
of democracy and pure government
in the interests of the people against
eentralism and corruption in favor of
mopopolists as represented by the
Republican party and to triumphant
reelection, which, we believe, he will
receive from the hands of grateful
people.
RESOLVED, That we heartily endorse
the administration of +. A. Stevenson
as Governor of Idaho, the honesty
and firmness of which is in striking
contrast with the corrupt, dishonest
and pot-house political trickery and
rascality of former Governors of our
Territory.
RESOLVED, That we emphatically
re-assert our unalterable opposition to
any division or annexation scheme
tending to divide our Territory, and
condemn the Republican party of
Idaho for its bad faith as manifested
on this question by its Central Com
mittee
j. W. JONES,
Mr. Helfrich ofHarad the folIowipo