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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30

The nominations of presidential
tickets have all been made and now
it is to be hoped that the campaign
will be conducted in manner in keen
ing with the exalted office to which
the nominees aspire. No one capdi.
date should attempt to ride into Office
on slanderous abuses of his opponents
and the friends Of the respective can.
didates should certainly abstain from
personal onslaughts on private cbarac.
ter such as are oftentimes made in tito
excitement of q heated race. We have
a great country, a great government
and let us not impress upon the ont
side world that the people who 90 to
make up the government are willing
to place an unworthy man at its head
Let us have an honorable fight It mai.
tcrs not who may win
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
Gardens = Alphabet.

ALL goods ut lowest prices.
Buy of Carbon and save money.
CARBON will not be undersoid.
DON'T fail to get prices ut Gardens
EVERYTHING in general merchandise.
FANCY and staple groceries low down
Go to Carbon for what you want
HEAR We, cheapest place is Gardens
It's SO, Gardens is the place to buy,
JoHN Carbon is giving big bargains.
KEEP cool, my prices are refreshing
Look before leaping-look before buy z
MoNEY saved is money earned
NoTHING like saving money in buying
On myl such nice goods at Gardens
PURCHASE where you can do best
Quick sales, small profit at Gardens
RALLY round the counters at Carbon :
SAVE Your money, buy of Carbon
TAKE a look at Gardens goods
UMPIRE gives the game of low prices
to Carbon
VoTE Mt the election buy of Carbon
WELL, buy goods at the brick store
XLLENT goods at. Gardens
YOU should examine Gardens stock
ZERO is low down and Gardens prices
are next to it.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
The Latest Spring Flowers.

Cleveland has been formally mott
fed of his nomination.
Ell Paso, Texas had big fire this
week.
Prohibition tickets are coming to
the front in many states.
Now that the national tickets are
all made, let us have peace.
Butte will celebrate the Fourth as
Butte never celebrated before.
Ogden is enjoying steady growth
and expects big boom later on.
Harrison and Morton is accepted
by the Republicans as the best ticket
they could name.
The Territorial Republican conven.
ton has been called to meet at HALEY
August Goth.
The reunion of war veterans at
Gettysburg July Bird and 4th will be
the national event of July 1888.
President Cleveland and number
OF his cabinet attended the commence
ment at the University of Virginia.
Genl. Sheridan continues to i'm
prove and will be taken north from
Washington in few days.
Mexico has been visited by disas-
trous floods. Two towns were DESTROY
ed and over 1900 lives lost.
Blaine snuffs victory from afar.
That is so much like self DENYING
Blaine. He could have been president
and yet he wouldn't.
Gent. Pride will prosecute Editor
Boyakin for criminal libel so he saws
All growing out of Boyakin's structures
on Pride as speaker at the closing ex-
ercises Of the BOISE public school.
Congress is in no mood to enjoy
the season; dogdays are approaching
and everything is going wrong with
some members at home. We look for
an adjournment.
The Californians said in choosing.
between Sherman and Harrison thew
would take the lesser evil and there
fore voted for Harrison.
Editor Boyakin, of the Boise Dem
ocrat. still stands to his statements
about Gen'l. Pride, and Jud will be
on hand when the suit is ended
Mark that.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30

Cleveland represents policy which
has curbed the grasping ard defiant
corporations with which the Govern
ment holds direct relations. and has
restored to the public domain vast
tracts of land upon which they had
seized without complying with condi-
tons of their grants, and he has
eourageously attacked the abuses and
excuses of the tariff system under
which monopolies are fostered and
encouraged. Thurman stands con-
spicuously for resolute and unfiinch-
ing efforts to compel the subsidized
transcontinental lines of railroad to
fulfill their obligations to the Gov
eminent and the people. 1t looks as
though the lines were to be drawn in
this contest between corporate power
aggregated capital, protected com.
binations, monopoly" on one side
and the vast commercial and indus.
trial interests of the mass of the peo.
pie on the other. The result will de-
pend on the intelligence, the honesty
the saving common sense of the peo.
ple.-New York Times.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30

The denomination of Hon. Fred f.
Dubois for delegate to Congress is
as much a certainty as was the nom
ination of Hon. James G. Blaine for
President at Chicago had he not writ
ten his Edinburg dispatches, and the
Democrats now know, in advance.
whom they will have to meet and up
on what issues. To be forewarned
should be to be forearmed. To be-
lieve that any nominee of the party
can have a walkover with Mr.. Dubois
IN the field is an evidence of the gross
est ignorance of the situation. 1t will
be no child's play to beat Mr. Dubois
with the best leader in the party and
the party will do itself an injury to
believe otherwise Hon. James Fl.
Hawley can lead the party to victory
against MIR. Dubois because he can
carry not only the Democratic strength
but he can draw from Mr.. Dubois own
ranks and take from him some of his
trusted followers and faithful workers
II the Democrats really desire victory
and they do, they should come to-
gether as one man for Mr.. Hawley.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30

The proudest boast of every true
man seeking position should bel am
an American citizen and, not that
am the son of my father or my grand.
father In America where the road to
promotion is open to every worthy
son it matters not of how humble
parentage he may have sprung the
boast of blue blood running frolic
through the veins and the herald of
pomp and pageantry have but little
influence in pushing unworthy sons
of worthy sires to the front.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30

The disappointment of our Republl-
can friends at the action of the
Chicago convention cannot be dis
guised, and it is little amusing to
read their journals in making apollo
gies and explanations for that action.
The best pleased men over the ticket
are Mr.. Harrison and Mr.. Morton and
whether they have enough soothing
balm for the wounds and aches and
disappointments of their party leaders
so as to get them to rally around their
standard is question yet to be settled.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
SUMMONS.
In thc District Court, Thirti Judicial District
TERRITORY ~ Idaho, C1arty " bingham
Anna uerpld. plnintiT

III tuF DISTRICT ibuFty Ihtrtf IfitGiMA il4aEEiet
TvrFttpry ~ Idaho Colnty " tnhshaa
Anna her1ld' Plaintiff -.
Chas lIrroll. defrndvnt
70 Chas hrruid 10 tbs uaua ~ Tho ps0pir
Of the United States IN tbs Territory 20 tsIah1
You are hereby notified that thErg u nov On
hlr In the Office VI the Cirrk ~ tho ulstF&rt
Court " tbs Third judicial Distrist VI said
Territory iu the County Ut iisnEhata, cuu4 praint
ut Anna Hrruld praying fOr Judgment that
the butifis 81 u4AtriutOuy rStatinE hetNunsi
plaintiff and defendant be- Dissolved atsuluLply
nlid that plaintiff be RESTORED a. the rtghts "a
u single and unmarried woman ANA fpF I'll
proper relief The ground on whIrh sali jtifE
tnEnt q claimed, Il that In month ~ Dcc "A y
the Defendant forgetting hts martial Tp4a AMI
obligations, o. ths plaintiff and 81 Niansn ptslts
Mimi bNsciE and NtpuxfullF ttHaurtutf tl1s,
plaintiff Ant loft her entirely drskitutg among
strangers ail Jt which h tHuru fully scEEyFtk
~ plaintiffs complaint % alW HrFpth Attf thAt
autcss ynt appear aHd answer a. said usJtns
plniut within tru days ~ the service thrtS1f
" served within bingham county and within
twenty days v served uut ~ satd county bstt
within saiti uistFict, aud ~ forty days l. aery.
Ell uIt vt sail ulstrtut exclusive 80 the siay az
service, Judgment viii D. taken against yYtI
~ dciHult anh plasntiR Will apply 10 ths,
Court Tor the rcliug demanded In plaintiff .
complaint herein.
In Testimony whereof, I, A. I. Hieharylson.
- llcFk " tbs satN District Court. hs w.
tAsAla nrr-unt0 see nT hauti Hud am Sftt
- the seal ~ said court ne Hlsgkff.yf
Idaho, this 18th day ct Inna. tsS4
A. T. RICHARDSON
Clerk " tbs district Court
~ Frank VI Bixhy. Deputy
SMITH = smith Attorneys for plaintif, Ogden,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
]. W. JONES.
Blackfoot, idaho, June 3Oth, 1888.

At the coming fall election the
people should not overlook the I'M
portance of sending their best men to
the Legislature. We need some new
laws, some expunged and some amend
ed and to have this properly done we
must have men interested and men
who will work honestly and faithfully
for their constituents.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
NnrlCE...rIMRER CULTURE.
" ? ''''' June 9th. lsss.

US Land oHnce, Blaekfoot iaano'
Complalnt having been entered az this p ,,
nv John n. bradshaw against JAMES y nas
Inn Tor failure 70 comply win law ~ ~ III ~
Der Culture Entry No. 40 dated NAY Sa, MI M,
a porth nan Ee ~ east, In bingham county iua'
Sn yith avtew 10 the cancellation Of said entry
contestant alleging that iasam mas eilt n, "
failed 10 comply with the tlnner vaav 81 an.
near al this Office on the 18th day 0i july lSe
N M O'clock IN 10 respond and furnish tesu'
,nnny concerning said alleged failure.
~ FRANZ W. n&ANA' ~
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30

SENATOR INGALLS, put it heavy
when he said in his letter that not a
single one of the candidates for the
Chicago nomination was leader of
his party and could make difference
of a 1000 votes to the people by secur-
ing the nomination. That is pretty
plain English from man as high up
in the party as Senator Ingalls,.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
NOTICE POR PuRLICATION.
LAND oFEIcE Al BLAcxFoOry IpAno
IMne 9th. lsns

LAND OFFICE Al BLAckF0Of, ibAho.
June 6th, ISIS
Notice IL hereby given that inc tolkth ing
med settler has ied notice 81 his intention
10 make nnal proof IN support 81 bis elatuis
and that said proof viii b. make before REGIS
Ter and Receiver ut HackrUOt, on July 1874
IssS viz. Rebecca Leayitt. ON u ,. NO IleA,
Tor lots aud section ~, township south 81
range Il east, and ma nwAs sections township
south range O. east.
lie names the following witnesses ~ prove
hts Continuous residence upon, cultivation
OF said hand, viz: .,
Christopher Weaver, lion TOlmie, william
Tollnic aud Michael NealOn, ali ~ bingham
eniinty idaho FKASK W. hEAsE,
An Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
Notice for Publication.
LAND OEFicE AZ fiLACxFu0r, lDAHo !
May 10Th, t@sn, !

May 10th. tsrs,
Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named settler has rled notice u intention -
make final proof ia support Of his elaitn, ami
that said proof will b. made before Register
Receiver AZ BlnckfOOt, Idaho. GA July BY, ls-e,
viz: Patrick Murphy. On ID. y No, III Tor
the Frac ngt. see rs lUt | sec-A ~ south ~
range 30 east. lie names the following all,
rcsse- % prove his continuous residence ui~lH
and cultivation ~ saiI land viz lshani \.
Parsons Robert Parsons, 4. SltuutDns sfid
James Duncan, al ~ bingham eGuaty, iaah1-
Sls FLASK W bEAah, Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
Notice for Publication.
LAND oyFicE AT BLACKRoOT,. lnAHo,
A--NNN lime 9th lAss. !

LAsp OFFICE Ar BLACKFoOI, inAho'
June 9th less.
Complaint having been entered ~ TINS Once
by Godfried Kurt against Albert Powers LOT
abandoning his Homestead Ehtfy 80, 49, ~
swt, section -, township north range y Gust
In bingham county Idaho, with d view 20 lhe
cancellation OF said entry; the said parties Z, arr
hereby summoned o. appear ~ t hts o'Hs0 ~ ~
the 18th day OF July lsas at ~ O'clock q. NJ, ~
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment -. ,,..-..,..
go FRANK W bhAsh tesht9ANit
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
The Chicago Convention.

The Chicago Convention has made
history, adjourned sine die and its
members have scattered, some to be
petted and praised, others to be con
demned and abused for what they did
and what they said, 1t is impossible
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
NOTICE.

g. s. Land Oticc al Blachfp5t, Idaho
luHe lgsh, tsst,
Complaint hAvtng been catered ~ thls Once
by EphFiAm ) Empey against John Musd for
abandoning hts Homestead Entry Ne. ina
dated May 18th. iss. upon the swst ssrttpu IS,
township north tshaE ~ y, In bingham
county, Idaho with yis@ IL the eafieslta ~ n
Of said entry the SAID parties are heFrbS
Summoned ~ appear az Etis OE3ec Oa the stat
tlRy OF JAY. itfs, AZ i1u'eiUck a.. IN a. Fsspohd
and furnish testImUny c0nccrniug said alleged
abandonment.
90 FAAsG ". HntSE. Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
Idaho Press Association.

The regular annual meeting of the
Idaho Press Association will be held
at HALEY, August 3Oth, The change
of time from the 10th to the 3Oth has
been made to conform to the wishes
of a majority of the members. All
the brethren of the Press of Idaho
are cordially invited to attend. Ar
engagements are being made for an
Excursion for the Association after
adjournment
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
POCatanO News Column.

This column Is devoted to Pocatello news,
our correspondent. MR.J, III. CATER, IL author
lied 10 receive Subscriptions aud take orders
for Advertising and job Work.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
SEEDS, / NORTHERN GROWH SEEDS

| have u large stock Of the cclebra.
ted Northern Minnesota garden seed.
which am selling at 5 cents pack.
age These seeds are fresh and new
Mail orders for these seeds will have
prompt attention. d. II. BrETHAs
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
FOUND

An article that gives general salts.
faction. The Big Can Baking Pow.
ders. Guaranteed to equal any in the
market and double the quantity at
the same price Try can. To be
had at w. III. DANusoS,s
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
PROFESSIONAL {

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-20
CONSIGNEES.

Per steamer David Clark from Brunswick
Butler y 5, Parish & Sons w d Johnson Mrs ]
l. Foster, Peter James, w c jackson. w t Glib
son, Buchanan, NJ Green, Maria Owens,
cox, Jno Flannery & Co, Guckenheimer & Son.
Woods Co. J Wood & Bro Warren & A, Lee
Roy Myers 4 Co Menhard Bros & Co.
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landlngs-Garnett. & Co. C l. Montague & Co.
w Miller. Southern Cotton Oil Co, Herron & q.
Jno Flannery & Co, Y 4 d Mclntire, Warren
Jaudon, Baldwin X Co, Palmer Bros Butler & S,
Johnson & Co, Woods \ Co, Chestnut 4 ON,
n Myers 4 Bros, Jas Hart & Bro, Decker & I. j
I Stewart y Son, Peacock, II & co, Order.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Nov 10
Hammond ii & Co. Southern Cotton Oil Co, G
c Livingston, Savannah Guano Co, \ \ Aveilhe.
Frank AZ Co, 5 Wllensky, J j Coroy, Thos West,
Clarke, s II Tarver Rieser 4 s, Smith Bros,
Eliza Rountree, Ehrlich 4 Bro, 0lcGlllis & Il j
5 Page, Teeple & 90 Commercial Guauo Co,
johnson & Co, NJ Y 6 D McIntire, Decker & F,
Garnett. : \ 60 Montague * Co
Per Central Railroad. Nov l9-Fordg Agt,
Heron & u, J S Wood 6 Bro, Garnett. S & Co.
Butler \ S, Woods & Co. II NJ Conner & Co. y NJ
Hays, Jno Flannery y Co, w w Gordon & Co
NJ Maclean. BALDWIN < Co, Montague x Co, " j
Harty, + NJ Farley. Warren & a, Stanlv x S, T
l. kinsey. Williams IL Co, Standard Oil Co,
Bacon, Herman & X, W A Susong George
Schley q Bro, Moore Il s Co, S Pendleton 4
Freid, Miller & Co. Anna Coleman. NJ NJ
Eason, Eckman a V. NJ Boley X Son, c l. Jones,
NJ henderson, SoiOmouS q Co, Lippman Bros,
Ludden & B. j y Weed & Co, Chestnut 4 ON, d
G Finch, Ellis. Y & Co, w C Jac~Son, IL Iraub,
Southern Cotton Oil Co, q " ricdeman 4 Bro,
l. Iounglove, j " lyman, Peacock, Il & Go,
Elartee, S Shotter & Co, Slater NJ & Co,
j a Umbach, S l. Newton, Warnock 4 W, W w
Hunt, A Lelle., y Ehrh'h & Bro, Trowbrdge
Fur Co, Lindsay & NJ. : W Branch, Harms & J,
Standard Oil Go, j Wood 6 Bro, FretWell & y,
Mrs VI Conley, SmiJn Bros, rEoS Vest, j Goette,
Lizzie Hicks, a McAlster, u p Myerson, c O
Shick.
Per Savannah, Florida a1I Western Railway,
Nov 10 e ordg ONCE, Southern Cotton Oil Co.
l Epstein 4 Bro NJ Henderson, Nj terst x Co
A Enrich x Bro, \ Hanley, Smith Bros, w B
Mckee, L Brown, Standard Oil Co, a \ Aveilhe
McDouough & Co, Dale, u & Co, Friersou & Co
co Haine> McDonough & Il, A Einstein's Sons
| 9 II Stalls. Reppard " Co.G " iiedeman Y Bro
| Lee Roy Myers 4 Co. J d Weed & Co. w u Te
| Co, W w Amair, H Myers & Bros, d Dancy
| w w Gordon 4 Co. WV Chisholm, MeinharC
Bros & Co. A H Champion, " Sinkins q Go
| Lippnan Bros Frank & Co. Florda Fruit FIX
change, Kavanaush & =, NJ y X ID McIntire
| Chestnut & ON. j " ilams K Co, VI uaclean
| Peacock. II & Co, Heron y G, II NJ Conner " , o
| Jno Flannery Il 60, Hammond. n & Co. Perkins
| 4 Son. Baldwin Il Co. LJoneS. Montague & Co
| F NJ Farley Chas Ellis Ellis, x Co. Butler x S
| Garnett, 5 q Co, K 7 Roberts, j Wood & Bro
| Woods & Co, Warren ~ a. W c Jackson, 4 /
| Branley Il Co. Savannah Guano Co, w n Bax
! ter, II Solomon Son, W p Brooks
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-20

active and higher; common and light "a $50
IS. packing and butchers S. 1905 DO.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 19.-Cotfee quiet and
weak; Rio cargoes, common to prime 1Sl3@i7c.
Cotton seed products nominaiiy unchanged.
Sugars firm; Louisiana open kettle, choice 514c.
prime to strictly prime 5@5 ll6c: Louisiana CEN
trifugals. plantation graduated 13l6G165sc.
choice yellow clarified 6G6 l-46c. prime yellow
clarified 5M6l5 l5-l6c. MolasseS firm; Louis
lana open ketse, fancy 43c choice white 4l0
prime Sl@33c; Louisiana centrifugals, strictly
prime 24M25c good fair 1S6Al9c, fair l56Sl6c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l9.-Flour quiet and
easier. Wueat lower; No. red, cash 81 0lS4;
December delivery 81 04IsQS O5, May de
livery 81 10401 lCs4. Corn lower; No: 2 cash
delivery ,9}4c. Whisky steady at 81 IA. Provis
ions quiet.
LouIsvILLn, Nov 19-Grain and provisions I'M
changed.
NAVAL STORES
LIvERPooL. Nov 10, noon.-Turpentine 35s Cd
New YORK, Nov. ~, noon.-SplrltS turpentine
quiet but tirm at 4619c. Rosin steady at 81 600
l 05.
500 p m.-Rosin quiet. Turpentine steady hut
quiet.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 19.-Spirits turpent!ne
firm at 43c. Rosn firm; strained soc, good
tine firm; hard 81 35; yellow dip and virgin
s. p.
PETROLEUM.
! New YORK, Nov. 10 The petroleum market
! opened steady at S516c, but after slight al
vance early, became weak and declined TO S3iSc
| The market then recovered part OF the loss,
and closed steady at Sl7ac.
RICE.
New YORK, Nov. l9.-Rice strong; domestic
| 1910 Csc.
Nsw OstxAvs, Nov. 19.-Rice-ordinary to
! prime t5sD5l4c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

IlNANIiAt-
Nyw YORK, Nov 10, noon.-Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at 112Gb2 per cent. Ex-
change-long. "a s4196G4 s4s4; short, % S7s40
81. Government bonds neglected. State
ERIE PpHo' ' t1 sjSs Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chicago n North 10gH Terminal ....... 2Sh6
Lake Shore 80. 9sSs Western Union. "a
Norf. & w. pref. 30
easy at pa 4per cent Sub-Treasury balances
Gold. 1856, 5g2, 900; currency, $1i,u53,000 Gov
eminent bonds dull but steady four per cents
IL /; four and half per eent. cou ons lOSf'
State bonds quiet but steady.
The stock market to-uay was fairly active
during the forenoon. but dull later in the day
and weak and declining most Of the time. The
weakness was accompanied by q fair amount OF
animation but this was alternated with dull
periods, when prices remained steady and the
list without feature The news OF the day was
OF a neutral character, and no developments or
q kind to affect the market either way became
known, but London was seller at the opening
and Chicago also joined in the selling move
ment later, which brought traders in line for
lower figures, and lines of short stocks were put
out which, accelerating the decline, uncovered
some stop orders which added another clement
of weakness. The pressure was specially severe
upon st. Paul and Louisville and Nashville, and
when these stocks began TO GO the rest OF the
list followed, although the movements in most
cases were confined TO fractions. Missouri Pa
cific displayed considerable weakness, as did
also Pacific Mail. The market closed dull at the
lowest prices OF the day. Pullman lost per
cent, Louisville and Nashville ~, St. Paul l5s.
Pacific Mail and New England l1s each, Mem,
phis and Charleston !, and others fractional
amounts. Sales aggregated 246,000 shares.
The following were the closing quotations:
Ala class A. 2to5 lO49z ciflc, first mort. 94lf
Ala class ID. IS 1903 N. Y. Central. -. 105
Georgia rs, mort. l04I1 Mort: q W. pref. ~
N Carolina cons 6s120 Nor. Pacific. -. ~
N Carolina cons As 81 pref. 5yls
So. Caro-. Brown Pacific MAIL SaA
consols l05 Reading ......... asa