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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
wAY-rRA1ys WERE OUT OF THE WAY

Evidently there were great many people living
at Fordham, fremont and other places along the
Harlem Railroad below Williamsbrdge who were
not yesterday of a change IN the Sunday time
table Of that road This resulted I'm sore Gsapp0nt-
merit to singers and others who attend church in this
city regularly on sundays, and in worse than disap
pon;mcntif The eXplctivcs heard count for anything
to many others. The Chatham local express duo
at the Grand Central station at 10 a. m. does not
STOP between MI Vernon and Mott Haven. and the
vaytIan which follows this does not reach the
Grand Central until 112O The which used 10
he due at 1920 has been taken of and replaced by
one which leaves White Plains at a. IN. and which
is due IN New York al 9.A5. This train to the
city nearly empty yesterday. and those who waited
for tie way train that had been taken of waved
roth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26

SUPREME COUNT Cn.NnEees % Before lawrence J-Nas
50 S. So g2 I62, io3 Io6 100 III ll2 ~ i@2 les l2
l43 IA 10 III Is - 29a 2o7 $50 2l3 2i9 25$ 25
BRADY and MacombeT il Recess ''''''' = 90
srfRENr cocET~sFEcIAL TEa,-PARr I-Be,ore o'Brlen.
ssl 1898 9sS io52 1909 500 e6 1908 80 1858 Sss
sErH Go g M TEE da I'll SOB BEFORE o ;S
llOl. MS 1871. 1850 1896, ll42 1912; l29
SUPREME corr, CJRcgnnPAKJ IrBeioie Barrett J.
2oi7 22o2 22i5 22is .3s l5ii ds22 2I52. 2Oi9 2iJl
-cssr on No 2i9o Moss vs. smith 80 DAY calendar
sEELME ge 658 M @ Ies i r, gss
255G 29a2 20s 1000 26O2 26O3 26Ol 1908, 2doj 2GO7
SUPREME cHegr-P4er ody-Bstoro Tngrahsm
sCRRoeATEs CorRr-Beorc Iiausom s-WiIs Of NJ Graher
l0a IN Anna Waning J. m Isaac We'll and ) j. Mac
Testimony 10 be taken before the Probate clerk-wills
Of Mary A. Taylor Philip Deaa samuel IaborS, Mary
II e an. am ~ r. y! 1o " n = oe loo M "''
SUPERIOR c2rRT.slkcL freed%a1
SuFEmoE corRr-TmAL TERM-PAEr I-Adjourned for the
SUPERIOR couRI-THAL TEEM-PARr H-Before Truar
suPERioR CoUBT-TRIGL TERM-PARr ITI.-Before Dugro
SUPERIOR COURT THAI TERM-PART Iv.-Beorc oGor.
D.. Adjourned Tor TIE Term.
COMMON PrEAs-GENEHAL TERM-Adourncd until Deem
COMMON P1EAs-EernY TKnM-Adourncd for the term
COMMON PLEAs- SPECIAL TERN Before Bookstaver, j.
CoMM6S PIEAs-TRIAI TERN PART l. BEFORE Allen J.
Nos 69 1867 1860 1876. 1888 $40 500 lOjS 36S 36g S5
sos 9O3 3D. 1906 sl5 9lj 1919 9j3 9l6 49, 9i2 49,
500
COMMON PLEAs-TRlAL TEEN-PARr II-AdJourned for tho
CRY CorRr-GENFEAL TERM-Bcfore McAdam c. j.
Browne ana Ehrch, J. JAppoals from orders and Judg
mcnts
CRY CoURT-TRAL TERN-PARr I-Adlourned for tho
term
CRY CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PAnr u-Adjourned for the
term
CnY CoUAT-TRIAL TEm-PAr nI.-AdJourned for tho
tenn
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS PART l. BEFORE MARITIME j.
and Assistant District Attorney DayisNos 81 inclu.
Coul1 or GENIAL SESSIONS PART II.-Bciore Cowng
COURT GENERAL sEssioys-PARr ITI-Bcforo Recorder
Smyth and Assistant District Attorney Parker-NOs 10 %
inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
HARVARD PLAY YALE4

DAY-wILL HARVARD PLAY YALE2
The hotel corridors had Gained down yesterday
after the storm Of excitement raised by hundreds
of college boys over the great football game at the
Polo Grounds on Saturday. The hotels were crowded
with college boys on Saturday night. and the scenes
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and the Hoffman House
were almost reminiscent of those of election day.
Yale jubilant, and the Princeton men.
although beatsp, were as prompt 30 answer
Yales cheer The fine contest talked over
calmly yesterday, however and 1t appeared TO be the
general BELIEF that 1t great advance on all
matches played here for several years The essenng
Of tho slugyng" features cause for conrratu-
lation to all and credit for this reform given
TO such Walter c. Camp, Captain Corbln.
Eugene L. Richards of Yale; W. A. Brooks ex-
Captain Holden and Captain Sears, of Harvard; r.
Hodge, Captain Cowan and c. c. Coyer, of Princeton:
+. ID. Beatys, Of Wesleyan, and Others who have
assisted in keeping the intercollegiate Football AS
ISOLATION In the right path.
Several statements should supplement the story
of the game published yesterday. The score 10 to o.
does not indicate how well Princeton played. The
powerful Jersey rushcrs were able a number of
times TO force the bali close TO Yale's touchdown
line, aided by splendid running the part of Amcs.
Black and Claiming. But their rushing tactics
than offset by Yale's gencraship. Yel
Yale did not make touch down, and her points were
made by drop kicks, fact which football players will
ap preciate. Captain Cowan thinks thai with the
exception Of Bulrs dropMcks Princeton had the
best of the game But Yale mon say that Bull
knew how 10 Kick those drops, and that the eleven
worked to give him the chance
Eugene L. Richards said yesterday that Captain
Sears and Il. ". Palmer of HarVa and Wa ter c.
Camp and Captain Corbin, of ale had gone 10
New-Haven to talk over game for Harvard and
Yale lie that II the game took place it
would have 10 count a mpOnship game, aud
that the y ale team would not 90 to Cambridge. 1t
IL almost certain that the Harvard Athletic Committee
Will not allow the Harvard players to como herr
THANKSGIVING Day 1ui there viii be game on the
Polo Grounds that day. Wesleyan and the
University OF Tennsy wanna Will play in the afternoon.
There VIII be "A good attendance for football game
on Thanksgiving Day is a feature Of the day h r..
Many people who had engaged coaches drags. and
tally hos In anticipation of the Harvard Yale game.
and who do not care to lose their deposits, Will go
10 see this contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
DRESS PATTERNS
FOR
HOLD AY PR s E n T S

JAMES McCREERY & CO..
VIII offer on Monday, November
Goth, 1000 Dress Lengths in
Serge, Camels' Hair, HOmespun,
MOhairs and many other desirable
fabrics at $500, $500, $3.50,
@4.jO and $3.50 per length.
4 special table has been assigned
for the above, where may also be
found rare bargains, in short
lengths of Foreign Dress Goods,
at less than half their value.
Five hundred choice Pattern
Dresses in scasOnable cOlOrs are
offered at prices ranging from
$3.50 to $500 each; the ma
teriaIs are Camelettes and dag
Onals with handsome Novelty
for Trimming.
JAMES MEG REERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26

TO WORSHIP IN THEIR OWN CHURCH ~ FUTURE
The members of the little Grace Baptist Church. in
Ninety -ScOnd-st near Parkave.. for the first time
assembled yesterday morning in building of their own
The church was organized two years ago by It's present
pastor. the Rev DR. T. A. X. Gessler. The congrega-
ton steadily grew in numbers until now there are
nearly 100 members. with Sunday of over $50
The building is TO be called the Chapel of Grace
Baptist Church IL IS modest brick structure which
has cost g. 600 The lot cost $40 900. subject TO A
mortgage OF s. 600 the interest which Is assumed
by the Baptist City Mission. a debt OF IS 900 addi-
tona upon the property IS expected TO be paid of dur
ing this week
DR.. Gesslcr preached an earnest sermon yesterday
morning on How can Church Besi Goriiy God
lie assisted In the service by the Rev. DR. G.. "
Samson, the president Of Rutgers Female College. Ad
donal services To be held every evening this week
eAccLt SATURDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
OUTGOING STE1 HERS.
TT-TanaY NnX Of
SHIPPING Ne rs.
PORT OF NETWORK SUNDAY. NOV.
ARRIVED.

~
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hill Br Perry. London Nov IL, with mdse
passengers Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at $50
Steamer Buffalo Br) Male Hull Nov 4. Boston "a. with
mdsc Sanders e Son Arrived at the Bar at 10 IN
mdse and 5Ol passengers TO Forget Arrived at
Steamer Br) sptley Rosario 49, Buenos Ayres
Montevdeo %, Janero 81 with mdse 10 Busk e jew
ons Arrived at the Bar AT 2 a
steamer Grectlands Br Deise Halifax days, to Ross
Bros
Winthrop Bragg Portland. with mdse to Hoatio
Hall
Steamer Winter. Halett Boston. with mdso to II
DmOck.
Brig 9 c Van Horn (Br) Parker Windsor Ms days, with
plaster TO Brown & kecne vessel 10 J Whitney 81 Co.
scr LAvna Warren, Croker, Windsor, Ms days, with
plaster tod b King d Co.
SUNSET-At Sandy Hook wind gale, NNE cloudy and
foggy. al CITY Island. wind gale, y; showing.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer city Richmond r BEDFORD Liverpool Nov II.
Queenstown TO- with mdsc and 400 passengers To Peter Wright
& Arrived at the Bar at ll.06 pm,
ndse order. vessel Funch Edge Co. Arrived at
tho Bar at 1890 pm
Hckla for Copenhagen Sueva Hamburg Powhat
tan. Santander; Ozama, Mayp0rt'
Also sailed-Via Island commissioners Lucy Nil
Ter for Bangor; II f Bimock, Boston.
Anchored City Island, bound ou-seamer Dorcas for
Sackvilc NIB.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Nov 2j-Sailcd steamers Umbria (Br Nc.
Mckan. and Wisconsin (Br Worral from Liverpool hence
for New York.
ANTwERp Nov 25-saed steamer waesand (Belg) Busch.
Mum. New York
HAyRH Nov 25Sac, steamer La Breagne (Fr), De Jous
sc tUr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
nEPrBLICANS AcrTYE STILL

Tie WorkIngmcn's Protective Association OF the
LIST Assembly District has Icoreanzed and been formed
into permanent assoc atlon under the Of the
WOrl.ngmcn's Republican Association Of the LIST AS
semby District. The following officers have been
elected President, jeremiah Murphy; first vice
president. James Shea; second vicepresden Patrick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
THE GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY SERVICE

The anniversary service Of the Girls Friendly Society
was held Church OF the Reconciliation last evening
The service was by pastor the Rev Newton
Perkins and the society addressed by the Rev Dr.
w. r. Huntington The singing by a voluteer choir OF
about thirty voices undo. the direction OF Miss Draper
was q pleasant feature OF the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASToR-Insurance Superintendent Robert A. Maxwell,
Of Albany BREVOOBT-The Duke Of Sutherland.
ERUNswICK-F w. Sharon Of San Francisco FIFTH
AVENU E-Dalon Dacluan. Belgian Minister to Mexico;
Washington. MURRAY HILL-Senator George z. Erwin,
OF Potsdam. ~ Y. WINDSOR-Harod NJ. Sewall. U. S.
Co; sui General In Samoa. and John Newell and T. X
abb, Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26

RetaiIed at manufacturers lowest
cash wholesale prices.
The sale which commenced on
Monday, Nov. 10th, will continue
during this week. A splendid OPP
pOrtunity to purchase direct from
the manufacturer at the lowest
possible prices at which Reliable
and Elegant Furs and Sealskin
Garments can be produced.
All the styles in Seal Garments
i'm stock, all lengths and sizes.
Any lady can be fitted.
Especially low prices in Muffs,
Bcas, Gents Fur-Lined Over
coats, Seal Caps, Gloves and
Robes. We have one entire floor
devoted 10 Seal Plush garments.
Our $50 Plush Sacquc is the best
in America for the money; others
$40, S33, S27. Plush Jackets and
Wraps, $40, $50 and $50.
Several new styles in Shoulder
Capes, Mink, Sable, Seal and Per-
sian Lamb rctailcd ut manufact-
urer's lowest cash wholesale
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26

Wall secretary. stephen A. Ryan assistant ssSrs,as,
William Schrodrr: treasurer, John Purcell MecinEs
will be held every sunday at IL O'CLOCK al NJ LOO
IInh.nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
THANKSGIVING DAY ATHLETIC SPORTS.

The New-York Suburban Shooting Grounds Associa
uoE has issued programme to be shot of the Asso
ciation grounds Claremont, n. j.. Thanksgiving
Day.
The Spartan Harriers will hold paper chase on
Thanksgiving Day morning the Fort George course
They expect large number OF their friends TO spend
afternoon with at the ST. George Hotel Nyack
Fifty members will compete IN the Thanksgiving Day
paper chase OF the Nonpareil Rowing Club. The start
vii. be made from Jamaica. L. l.. at 10 a. m
The games and burlesque exhibitions under
the auspices Of the Prospect HarTers will be held on
their grounds, Washington Park, Fifth-ave, Brooklyn
on Thanksgiving Day, beginning at 80 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
OBsrRTAyCEs OF EV4cU4TrOy DAY

Tic snow Of yesterday did not interfere with the
unfullng Of the flag on the Block House I'm Central
Park In cOmmemoIation of Evacuation Day. The
veterans Of 1872 attended their duty and although
tLe ceremony performed without any display,
IL. flag was hoistcd at he usual hour
ius Hamburger, Acting Grand Master Of the In
dependent Order Free Sons Of Israel, delivered an
address Evacuation Day before the members Of
Zion Lodge, No. %. last evening No. so BOwery
Among other things. the speaker said When Cen
eial Washington entered the city. lO5 years ago. he
csa Ishcd for future generations the blessings which
are ADN ~ store for them, but few Israclltcs
thcn Inhabitants Of this city. To-day number
over 100000, enjoying the fruit Of the labOrs Of
lic greatest apostle Of liberty the world ever knew
our People especially should celebrate and vcHerafe
me da' which made this country the Mecca Of
Tie doNntrCdden and persccuied.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
ABOUT
"TradeSeCrets'

PRETENDED FRAHRNEss IL the DEcEPrrvl
DECEPTION-Wheu a says. III b. frank win
you" he'll generally LIE you
Some Merchants PRETEND 20 be very FRANK vf.,
their customcrs-They claim expose the scsst.' a
The trade They dlac their libcraiity Ia ~u
ing a COTTON COLLAR FOR CENTS ard u.,
charge Twenty-Five Dollars Eighteen. Dollar Owe,
coai-THEY NEVER ADVERTISE PRICES bsess,
they dare court COMPARISON.
We sell CLOTHfNG-nothing ese.
Furnishings, notions cotton collars. &C., vs Law,
to haberdashers, or 10 CLOTHIERS whose CLOTHING =
not attractive enough In PRICE QUALITY 10 draw IA
custom Of discriminating buyers
We often advertise Overcose for eco 90 vs-,,
80 90. l. mus, be WORTH that much-these COTTON
COLLAR CLOTHIE3S' ask go 90 for the coat-ws
cave OUR statement OF It's value YOUR gdgmenr.s.
IL home and compare II with otbersf t don't m q
your expectsons-bring II blackwell refund your nss,,
any time.
Right here comes in TRADE SECRET IN
everybody knows
A. II. KING & CO. are the largest CASH bny.s a
Clothing in the worli-We go into the via
READY MONEY and buy for SPOT cASH-No eisaa
months crcdt-no time. but CASH-The comma.
cla world KNOW this very SOLID TAcT-they spprsL
ciaie IT,
When Manufacturer or Wholesaler needs MONEY
he comes US every time. WE the price on HIs
gools-and his los Is OUR cu.tomors gsin-hence %
SILL $1,000 0vercoat for $50 90 and make money on ~
don't need COTTON COLLARS" 70 exc out living
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sun rises Csc Sets. 43l Moon rise lloo Moonsaee ~
HIGH WATER
4 V-sandy Hook O13 Gov Island. l0l Hell Gate. 25O
p N-Sandy Hook O:22 Gov Island. 1903 Hell Gate 2Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
WE'VE GOT TOO MANY OVERCOATS

During the past ten days our buyers have BEEN
less In their and wholesalers
are Ratified" DULL TRADE and . LATE SEA.
SON have crsmpei them all for CASH and they have
fockef 10 Us 70 help them out We took their goods
at about half what they're worth and In ordor v
UNLOAD we have decided TO inauguras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26

Liie IA Rnssia-FiIst Russian Subject-ln a recent
TaI.oau accident the Cars dog was killed. but the
o n%t escaped Shall We look glad or sorry In
second sublcct-lf we look glad the police viii say
IL - because me LZars favOrite dog was killed II
We iOoh sorry ihey Will 1t because IL was the
uoB anu not The Car that killed. Eltl.or way
We are lost See you later In Siberia philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26

Catarrhal headache is TERRIBLE" but easily
cured. Use Elys Cream Balm safe and sure. soc.
\ particle is applied into the nostrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26

f. & w. SEwANEE. L. & w
Unequaled in quality finish and form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26

HENRY a. DANIELS. VI. D,
3lq WEsI l26THsT.
OF tho Nervous system. enito rnary Organs
Impotence and Sterty. HOurs > To ~. 3 toS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
Announcements

Gentlemen's Winter Underwear, Neck wear
Handkerchief Gloves Holiday Goods popular prices j. w.
JOHNSTON 26O Grand st. " y. Also No 39 Gthave above
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14

PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's mill for
appointments, like the mills of the
gods, grind slowly but exceedingly
fine. When he moves it is according
to the Dayy Crockett maxim-Besure
you are right then go ahead. Without
any knowledge of the antecedents Of
the new judges for idaho we accept
the appointments as the very best
that could be made; and while the
litigation in Idaho may be widely
different from that of States from
which they hail still we believe they
are men of sufficient acumen and
legal learning to grasp the situation
and will be able to dispense justice to
all They will be in the Territory in
time to hold the fall term of courts
and with what they can learn in one
visit around their circuit they will
not likely be in Egyptian darkness
when the Supreme court meets in
January.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14

every employee will be enabled to pur-
chase peice Of land 1T a reasonable
figure nearest to his place Of employ
ment SO that he can 90 home to his
dinner, and not have to travel far TO
work during the terrible cold months
Of winter nor have fifteen minutes
walk beneath the sweltering sun oil
summer
There are several boys in this town
who are developing into first class
rowdles they amuse themselves 10y
throwing rocks ect ut animals chll'
dren and even grown persuasive have
been requested 10 mention this mat
ter us u warning TO parents because
several of citizens are determined TO
seek the protection OF the law and y
will be both unpleasant and expensive
for the offenders parents to take part
in lawsuit which will certainly be
the case unless this ofiense is prompt,
" stopped at home
Great excitement was manifested in
town when the news came Of the
escape Of the two condemned Grim
inals from the county Jail; after the
experience Of last summer one would
have thought every precaution would
have been taken against repetition
of that event. We understand that
Under Sheriff Hays was at Boise City
at the time Of the escape Mrs, Hays
with excellent presence Of mind brid.
led up the saddle horse directly she
heard the report Full particulars
will be found in another column u
this issue.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14
Fresh Notes.

Corn crops in the Vest are looking
splendid.
Dakota gets Supreme judge from
among her own citizens.
Utah gets a Judge from Tennessee
John w. Judd.
General Sheridan continues to i'm
prove. He is now at Nonquit, Mass.
In New York bets are two to one
that Cleveland will carry the state.
A prominent New Yorker offers to
bet 100000 to $4,000, that Cleye-
land will be reelected.
The managing editor Of the st. Louis
Post-Dispatch has been arrested in
Wichita, Kar SIS, with another mans
wife.
HALEY has organized Democratic
Club with nearly one hundred mem.
bers. 1t is to be called The Bandana
Club.
Gen'l. Fisk says the Prohibitionists'
greatest gains will be in New York
and New Jersey and these will be
from the Republican ranks.
When men like John w. Mackey
leave the Republican ranks to Join
the Democracy then sack cloth and
ashes are put on by his old companions
Minnesota will be Democratic or so
near it at the next election that the
Republicans will not know whether
they prefer to be killed outright or
scared to death.
Attorney General Garland is too
unwell to attend to his official duties.
He is now at the Virginia Springs
from which point he will go to Hominy
Hill, Arkansas, and remain until he
is well. Solicitor Gen'l. jerks will
act as Attorney General.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14
Notice to Creditors Of Iusolrent.

In the District Court Third Judicial District
Territory ~ Idaho, county ~ Biughhtn.
IN the matter ~ the petition nf y 4. wo1Irpt,
an insUlyntit debtor
y appearing To the court that I, wo,l
c1tt has hled MA petition schedule ard fnvrr
tory according ~ luw. IL u therefore 0rtirretl
ri me, judge OF the Third judicial dtatrtct ~
idahp Territory; that the said q T. W11lrptt
be ana u hereby declared inaulvput ana tbat
tnc sheriff OF bingham county 10 harcbt Iirrs,.
tod 70 take possess sim 1t the estate bpfh r,,si
ana personal UT the said r. 4, WDalroit oHrCt,t
~ may lC ~ law exempt from execution ana
~ ~ MS deeds, vouchers. ttDuks III apngttnts
ana papers Hnd 20 keep them sHFUly Until thT
appointment IT an assignee The snid ahprtfy
ana all other persons ARE hereby fnrl,iJd.n
from pnying any dchts or delivering ant t,rut,.
srty IflpnRing 10 said y l. WDplrnti 10 him ~
iUr ms use or he, tho said y T. Wpplcatt Frntn
transferring any property belonging 10 nv
person " persons whatever
" " tirtHGr ordered that on tho isih ,tut, -
July ls-tt ~ the court room % Third uiSiri,t,
court 81 bingham county h. aud tho stta, ~
herpby appointed ~ tho time and t,iapD ~. 7,
meeting ~ tho creditors ~ said WpaIr,tt ~
prove their debts and to chnoar ono az me-,
hssigncca ~ the estate, Hud that nrttrs tbs,s
OF bc given by publication In tho tpttIr, Me-.
y nNW splprr published nt Hlarkf,,1 i, scii
binglam county Idaho Territory, for fiy, r"t,.
''S"''F' "''bs. CASE BHuDEHfCK
b.,ct ~, District Judge
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14
Gardens : Alphabet.

ALL goods at lowest prices.
Buy Of Carbon and save money
CARBON will not be understood
DoN'T fail to get prices At Gardens
EyLRYTHING il general merchandise
FANcY aud staple groceries low down
Go To Carbon for what you want
HEAR sc, cheapest place is Carclous
IT'S so, Gardens is the place 10 buy.
john Carbon is giving big bargains
KEEP cool, my prices are refreshing
Look before leapiug look before buy z
MoNEY saved is money earned
NOTHING like saving money in buying
On my such nice goods at Gardens
PURCHASE where you can do best
QUIcE sales, snail profit Mt Gardens
RALLY round the counters at Carbon )
SAVE your money, bus Of Carbon
TAKE a look at Carbon goods
UMPIRE gives the game Of low prices
to Carbon
NOTE at the election ( buy Of Carbon
WELL, bug goods Mt 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, 1888-07-14
A Republican Revolt.

claim the privilege, as an old
fashioned Lincolnite Republican, to
enter my earnest protest against its
reactionary "pIank" on the most con.
troverted question of the hour. In
1884 the Republican Convention wise
~ declared in favor of the revision of
the tariff and the reduction of the
enormous and dangerous surplus. But
this years Convention has strangely
declared in favor of the practical
maintenance of the present exorbitant
and oppressive war tariff, and in order
TO provide against the accumulation
Of surplus, it suggests repeal of
the taxes on whiskey and tobacco!
instead of taking off the burdens from
many necessarics Of life it would give
ils free pipes and free whisky!
Six months ago Mr.. Blaine, in his