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The Italian government betrays IL paternal anx-
ety for the welfare Of the people BY . decree re-
Gently promulgated, requiring theaters to provide
more and better means than heretofore for insur-
Ing the safety OF an audience when they have 70
b. hastily emptied, "a in case OF 1re 1t limits the
number OF tiers Of boxes and galleries above the
ground door. and demands that all doors shall
swing outward, that all staircases shall be broad
and that she building shall be isolated, 30 that
direct communication with the street may be had
through doorways In each front. But the feature
which, more than all the rest win commend itself
20 every mind that has studied the subject IL the
provision for separate outlets to the streets from
each staircase ana from the ground ioor All ex-
perience OF theater disasters In this country has
Shown that the danger TO human life consists not
80 mach In the trampling down Of the
weak In front BY the strong pressing
them from behind, as in the weighing
Of great masses OF people 50 that no one 10 able TO
eS:ricate himself and make space for the others
TO move in. stream Of people descending
from gallery, even By q comparatively narrow
Staircase 10 likely to fare better than two streams
OF people moving from opposite directions and
eonverging at q single exit. It Is a fault OF
theatrical architecture all over the world that
galleries, boxes, &C., generally empty their con-
tents into one main corridor, which, however gen.
erous In It's proportions, soon becomes choked In
case OF panic, and the Increasing denseness OF
smoke and gases or the falling Of wall puts
finishing touch 70 the tragedy.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

tOk SA1E-A BAR0AIN-
one Of the best blocks OF land in Bureith the new
sddiuon TO West washington. This block can Be
sold 81 inquire to enable purchassr 20 realize hand
f2-1t 1901 St
EOR sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
4 mount Peasant. fne Lots ct IS cents per foot
Meridian Hill nne Lots st 40 eta per OF
Columbia College Grounds ns Lots at IS eta per foot
ja23-lm SuRlEY BRos. 1919 Est
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NOT AN ARTICLE MENTIONED BgT THAT rs
WORTH ALMOST DOUBLE
We have not space to mention halt Of them; walk
through the store win amply repay you.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPT.
,ef p asd Ha 2.1 s Dress Shirts
lot Of sl25 Percale snirts all sizes, choice Fri
HOSIERY DEPT.
lot of Children's Ribbed wooleh Hose in red sizes
Ito 81 Regular price 35c. Friday, 15c. q pair for
1iss of Children. Msrino gndershists sizes "a 90
DRY GOODS DEPT.
sofa sard ssr Sh'eh
Very qsd % and
Former price s12 each Friday. S5 each
NOTION DEPT.
lot Of Fancy Garter Elastic. worth 2Oc. Friday,
Ano;hsr lot Solid Brass Frames. wood back. Real
TOILET GOODS DEPT.
lot Of English Tooth Brushes, cheap at csc. Fri
lot Of Good Florida Water, worth 3sc Friday, Csc
JEWELLERY DEPT
Pns sSfh sS fsy
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPT
I lot Of Boys Linen Collars tcolored). worth 10c.
.l is f ssEs os over points RssH
DRESS TRIMMING DEPT.
1 lot Of Odds and Ends in Feather Trimming sold
zoe q coed Mar bout we're Soc to
l.5O Friday, choice, Csc yard.
BUTTON DEPT.
lot Of Fancy Buckles. were 25 to 35c Friday, sc.
j %. Of Ivory Buttons all oolors. worth 15c dog
Friday, &C. doz.
FUR DEPT
10. & LynT Mus Fo were 90 a5 Friday sLes
LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPTs
Great cutting sale now in progress everything in
stock reduced to bargain prices.
ART EMBROIDERY DEPT
Our 5sc Tables. for Friday. acc. each.
lot of Stamped Pillow Shams, made of Fruit Of the
Loom" cotton. Friday 19c. pair
UPHOLSTERY DEPT.
2 Lambs Wool Mats, slightly mussed were e. Fri
day s1.35.
0dd pairs Of Lace Curtains. pair was -; Friday.
Friday. $3.50 I pair was s2.25; Friday. FL SO. j
pair was 9 LILO: Friday. 90c.
BOOK DEPT.
To introduce Valentines we will offer them Fri.
day at especially low pricea
We have the largest and finest collection IN town.
NJ Bother items Of interest to the ladies' ia our i'd
vertisemelt under the ladies' column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-02

NJ. Edmunds, and enough OF his brother sena-
tors 20 make up the necessary majority, defeated
Mr.. Riddlebergers effort yesterday 70 have the
British extraditiou treaty discussed In open ses-
sion The whole business was turned over TO the
secret executive session. But that did not silence
M. Rddleoerger, who carried on his fight with as
much vim behind the closed doors as IN the pres
ence of spectators and at considerably greater
length. II seems strange, by the way, that the
only Senators who, when the subject Of executive
sessions Is under confederation, condeseend to
give any reasons for their position are those who
favor the abolition OF the secrer-session humpug.
II the defenders OF the srar-chamber system had
any arguments 70 set forth which they themselves
believed In, they would be hardly likely to keep
them in the background when the other side
backed BY the whole people, are pressing them 50
hard
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SUMNER RESORTS.

TINE CHALFONTE ATLANTIC CITY. Nj
Tn rouehiy heated: hot and cold Sea C.sss oAk
FEBRUARY 20 October. L kOBkkTs ooAA. &k:x4
ts24- sp.thss. Pm. ,e 1.so2m
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To-days bright sun must be enjoyed while fits
genial light and warmth are felt, for this is
"sround-hog's- day. Even the most bIear-eyed
AMI blinking grounding cannot fail to see his
shadow on Q day like this and must TO fulnll
tradition retire 70 his hole, leaving the world to
s1 weeks more OF winter.-and a threatened coal
famine.
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The House Of Representatives, in the discussion
and action upon the proposed investigation Of
Reading railroad affairs gives TO the trusts
seasonable warning Of danger A spirit and ten
cency have been manifested which threaten the
arrogant security OF these powerful combinations,
and give promise OF speedy and effective legisla-
tion az ainst them.
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ID REMAINS WEST END HIRING AND LIVERY
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

Mr. L F. Gould Of the Indiana
Knights Of Labor gives the following
interesting statement Of one Of the
grounds OF opposition Of Indiana
worknen to Benjamin Harrison:
Aside from his bad record in the
Senate, be Is the attorney for numer-
Gus railways and telegraph companies,
and no confidence Is placed in hum by
the masses who are seeking legisla-
ton which these institutions oppose
As an Indication Of his loyalty TO
railroad companies in times of eIner-
gency, il Is only necessary to refer
to his course pending the railroad
strike Of 1917. on which occasion be
impI0red the Governor to order out
tn troops and shoot down the striker.
Governor Williams stoutly resisted
his influence. claiming that the men
were peaceable and that there was no
necessity for such action At this be
mustered up a company Of his OWN
and drilled the men, so as to have
them in readiness in case of an emer.
gency. Upon the same occasion be
made a speech from which the follow
ing is verbatim and substanstantiated
BIZ affdavits:
Were l the Governor I'd fore,
those men back to work or shoot then
down on the spot
And upon another occasion durin.
the same trouble he declared in /
speech that A dollar day and TIVE
meals are enough for any working
man.
The knights Of Labor through tn
State officially petittoned for his de
feat in the last senatorial contest. an
at Chicago the laboring classes b
the hundreds were found working fo
his defeat and in the interest &
Gresham.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
1917


sLe @
GeaeEai Grants traditional good luek-
a. vel Is his lex Of what is called
sareRg7ness IA commercial dealings
When Grant was engaged in writing
his memoirs the Century Company,
which had been Publishing some Of
his var articles in the Century Maya
zine. Offered him $4,000 for the
manuscript Of his book Webster, the
publisher also had his eve on the alert
for the forthcoming work, and one
day called on the General TO inquire
about il. Grant was seated At his desk
shout to attach his signature to the
Century Company's contract, which
lay before him. 1t had apparently
never occurred to ask more for his
literary production. Webster init
mated that be would ike to make an
offer.
If it would not be impairment
be said, 4 would ike to inquire how
much the Century Company agrees TO
par you
Ten thousand dollars, General
Grant said
Then I wouldn't sign that con
tract just Jet, said Webster.
why not"
Because viii pay you $4,000 !"
General Grant opened his eyes in
.amazement. 1t had not occurred to
him TO set 50 high q value on his
Eork; he had not thought Of dicker-
ing beyond the first offer. But he
did not sign the contract.
Afterward Mark Twain. Webster
relative and business partner, called
and told the General that none Of the
publishers had offered him what his
manuscript was worth. i will give
you 100000 and a royalty, he said
So Webster & Co. btclme Grant
publishers. The firm has grown rich
out Of Grants book, and Grants :
family have been paid over $500, 900.
"And Grant book. said Mr.. SWEET.
in conclusion, 4will become q classic
more valuable than Caesars Com.
mentaries | consider it the great.
est achievement Of General Grants
wonderful life to have written such 3
work with death looking over hi
shoulder
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
Notice to Creditors Of InsOlvent.

In the District Court Third Judicial District
Territory Of Idaho. county Of Bingham.
In the matter OF the petition Of z. L. woolcptt
an insolyent debtor:
II appearing to the court that E. L. Wool
colt has fled his petition schedule and inven-
tory according 70 Law. il is therefore ordered
by me. Judge Of the Third judicial district Of
Idaho Territory; that the said z. l.. WoOiCott
be and il hereby declared insoiyent. and that
the sheriff Of Bingham county Is hereby direc-
ted to take possession Of the estate both real
and personal Of the said z. l. WoolcOtt except
as may be By law exempt from execution. and
all Of his deeds. vouchers. books Of accounts
and papers and 70 keep them safely until the
appointment Of an assignee. The said sheriff
and all other persons are hereby forbidden
from paying any debts or delivering any prop
erty Belonging to said z. l. WoolcOtt To him or
for his use or he. the said Z /. WoOicOtt. from
transferring any property belonging 70 any
person or persons whatever
1t is further ordered that on the 18th day Of
July Isss, at the court room Of Third District
court Of bingham county. be and the same is
hereby appointed as the time and place for d
meeting Of the creditors Of said WU0IcOtt 70
prove their debts and to choose one or more
assignees Of the estate. and that notice there
Of be given By publication in the IDAHO NEWS
a newspaper published at BlackfOOt, in said
Bingham county, Idaho Territory. for I'VE con
secutiye weeks. CASE Frederick.
District Judge.
Dated this, 9th day Of June. 1sss
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
A NAY PROUD OF HIS BABY.
A Dangerous Light Gets Into a Mans
Fyes in a Railroad Car.


Eyes in Railroad Car.
There was a baby on board the
train from Pittsburg to Wheeling
yesterday says the Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph
was baby with a big B.
The baby had its mother along.
And its papa.
Likewise its grandfather.
And it needed few hundred more
relatives.
The baby was very good for nine
miles and half.
Its papa was so proud of it. He
gazed complacently around the car
as though he would say:
That's my baby! Don't You all
envy me?7
Its mamma shared its papa's pride
And its grandpa absorbed what
was left
Presently the baby lmprovised a
circus.
1t howled.
Then it yelled.
Then it howled and yelled some
more.
And refused to be comforted.
The look of pride left the face of
the baby's father.
And of its mama.
And of its grandpa.
And its grandpa escaped to the
smoking car.
The baby's paps then seized the
baby, declared his intention Of throw
ing it off the back platform and on
the adjacent landscape, and started
for the rear Of the car.
The baby's mamma evidently plac-
ed no confidence in the threat Of the
baby's papa She leaned back with a
sigh of relief and ate banana.
But there was desperate, danger
Gus light in papa's eyes, as he picked
his way between the jerks of the car
He was gone about five minutes.
He returned alone. The desperate
light was gone from his eyes and he
looked sheepish.
As soon as the baby's mamma saw
him she detected the baby's absence.
She detected the guilty look he
brought back with him.
And she remembered his threat.
He had said he would hurI his
offspring from the rear platform!
Mammals face blanched She sprang
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

II THE DISTRICT COURT, Bird JUDICIAL DIsT
Territory Of idaho, county Of Bingham,
In the matter Of the petition Of James s. Camp
bell. an iusoiYent debtor.
IL appearing to the court that James 5.
Campbell has filed his petition. schedule and
inventory according To law, ii Is therefore
ordered by me. judge Of the Bird judicial Dis
trict Of Idaho Territory.
That the said James $. Campbell be and is
hereby declared insolyent. and that the sheriff
Of Bingham County II hereby directed n take
possession of all the the estate both real and
personal Of the said James $. Campbell except
such as may be by Law exempt from execution.
and all Of mis- deeds, vouchers books Of account
and papers. and to keep the same safely until
the appointment Of an assignee. The said
sheriff and all other persons are hereby for.
hidden from paying any debts, or delivering
any property belonging to said James 5. Camp.
bell, 70 him or for mis- use or he the said James
,. Campbell from transferring any property 70
any person or persons whatsoever. 1t IL
further ordered that the fifth day of July 1875
AT the Court Room Of the 81 District Court of
Bingham County, be. and the same is hereby
appointed, as the time and place, for a meet
ing Of the creditors Of said James s. Campbell
70 prove their debts. and 10 choose one or more
assignees Of the estate, and that notice there
Of be given, by publication in the IDAHO NEWS
q newspaper published at BlackfOot in said
Bingham County Idaho Territory for five con.
seeutiye weeks.
CASE FREDERICK.
Judge.
Dated this 18th day Of May A. d. 1888.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

lie .g- "-e.s :


- . ..ese n
the baby"
I-I began TIE Eap1 azsia.
He certainly looked guilty. The
passengers gather around to prevent
the escape Of the monster-the man
who threw his first born from nap
idly moving railEsY car
.Oh, John Henry, shriekei the
poor mother. where IS nv baby?
This time she waited for reply.
and he confessed
Il left it with a lady in the back
seat. who said she could quiet it 7
Silence reigned for three minutes,
and nothing was heard but the mock
ing rails Of the track
Then the baby broke loose again
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

Dated this. sth day Of June. 1sss.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12
rfect Cure,


:. River st., Lowell, Mass.
I was troubled with Boils, and my
health was much impaired. began
using Ayers Sarsaparilla, and, in due
time, the eruptions all disappeared. and
my health was completely restored. -
John r. Elkins, Editor stanley Observer,
Albemarle, N. G.
I was troubled, for long time, with a
humor which appeared on my face in
ugly Pimples and Blotches. Ayers Sar-
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Smith, North Craftsbury, vt.
Ayers S SarSaparilIa
Is sold by all druggists. Ask for Ayers
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Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver s. Co.. Lowell. Mass
Price 81: six bottles. %.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12

Joints and nu>c es my escape { te agonizi z
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time by the forei ok" and annihilate the svmp-
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

Daniel H. Bennett, the Wall Street
broker, "a years old. was found at :
residence. 1901 Forest ave Jersey Y
insensibie with a wound in his head
was bleeding o, ofu s-iy. hut his life 's
thought to be in danger. 1t is supp'
to be the york of burglars, as his I
gold watch is missing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12

Disorde 4 the sto n ch liver and kidneys,
"an be cured by estori-g The Il oi To hea thy
condition. IN .ough thev ia izing AMI Gle nsi z
at on of Ayers Sarsa oariIla. II is the 81 est
most powerful and M st highly concentrated
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12

There have been m my arrests IN
n .ction with the recent mysterious
ders of women at White Chapel. l. nj.
All we're discharged. however, on &C
count of insufficient evidence:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12
PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TIE COUNTY CLERK,
Winnemucca, tiumbo idt Count, New.
s l.temDer "a 1889

Of fWinnemucca, humbo dt County, New
ltemDer 81, 1883.
NJ Office Is herebv given, that the Assess,r of
IN Humboldt County, Nevada, has Til dav.
In accor ance with Law de'ivere to me hia T x
Li-t Assessment roll with his CO tifica at ached
thereto. d tbs NJ Book md Original LIS OF
Property given to HIM: and that said Tax List and
Assessment Roll is open in my office for nspec.
tion.
Notice is also given, that the Board of Eanal.
Eat on will m ct at their office on MONDAY.
September nth, 1858, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
will cor tnue in session from time to tim, as pr !.
vided by law. un II the business OF equal zation
p esented TO them Is disposed OF.
A. T. gibson. County CIrk
And Ex-Oficio @ ERIK ef the Board OF unity
Commiss oners Of Humboldt County, Nevada.
sept4 I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12

Disastrous fires are raging in the upper
Teton county. Montana Territory, ranges.
1t burned off over an area OF so miles, and
bsffl IS all attempts to keep it under con-
troll.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12

Two earthqu .k- shocks at Vostizz', on
the Corinthi an Gulf. have done great
damage. Tents have been sent for the
homeless, and provisions for the desti-
tut-.