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, 1888-06-07
THE IIiOIIIBIrIOSIS Is.

Although the telegraph brings the
report from the national prohibition
convention now in session ut Indian
apolis that all the states are reprcsen.
ted, and the showing OF II complete
convention il made, the truth is virtu'
ally admitted to be that from many OF
the states there are only one or two per
sons present who have constituted
themselves delegates and who repre-
sent no party organization. Take the
state of Georgia for example. Last
year there was loud proclamation
from the prohibition camp that the
Georgia democrats were prohibition
ist and that in the south generally,
prohibition found more friends than
among the republicans of the north.
At the last national election there We're
not prohibition electoral tickets in as
many as four southern states and the
prohibition vote of the entire south
did not amount to ten thousand.
What eminent Georgian is in attend
ance at the prohibition convention?
Where are the prominent Georgia
leaders who are supporting this third
party movement The truth is, there
is not one single prominent southern
democratic politician who is not get
ting his grip-sack ready to go to the
CLEVELAND convention at st. Louis.
When it is stated that the represcn-
ton as reported by the committee on
credentials includes twenty delegates
from North Carolina, for instance, II
false statement is made. There are
not twenty delegates to that
convention from North Carolina. The
few chat are there, probably three,
have been accorded twenty-five votes.
When they return home il will not be
to join in II party campaign because
they have no party there. The prohi.
bition party is better organized in
North Carolina than in any southern
state, and yet there they do not pre-
tend to put up Il ticket in five OF the
niuety-six counties, nor run candidates
for congress in two uf the eight con
grcssiOnal districts, nor to canvass the
state, nor to have complete electoral
ticket. Texas, with one hundred
thousand democratic majority is re-
ported as being represented by twenty
eight delegates. Ii is safe TO say there
is not to exceed one man there from
Texas. Sr. JOIN is pretty promiscu-
ols. 1t begins to look like the old
game is to be played. The republican
party is to be defeated once more by
the prohibitionists. The result OF
such defeat is to intrcnch in power
the democracy. Does any temper
Nnce advocate derive any comfort
from that prospect? If so they are
welcome to it. 'Ilurt on," said the
little boy who stumped his toe, II can
stand it if you cam
, 1888-06-07

1, would probably say, that he Is having q
hard time and not doing AS we'll as IN MS
opinion he is entitled to do, and that II at
the end OF the next week his labor pro-
ducod better and more satisfactory results,
he would be very grateful. The suppl'oah'
cannot deceiye the Master. Possibly an
honest statement in prayer, of what we
consider ourselves entitled to, would meet
with more consideration than usually at
tends hypocrticol self abasement, which
Is known by the Power addressed to be
manufactured for the occasion.
, 1888-06-07

CHIEF WARREN, wto is pretly familiar
with the countenances OF confidence opera
tors and deadfall steerers in the city,
should see to it that they are not allowed
to ply their business in the vicinity of the
depot. Emigrants arriving there daily
have been decoyed into resorts kept alive
by these people, and heeced OF their little
money very frequently Of late. 1t is not
because of the few cases published in the
newspapers which draws out this reference
but because OF the numerous cases which
have never reached the public ear.
, 1888-06-07

AS AppRoPRIATg to the day, the REVIEW
ventures to say that prayer being of the
nature of confession. wherein the suppl
cant makes II statement OF his sins, hopes
fears, and needs, should be truthful
and without, hypocricy When man be-
gins an appeal to the throne of grace with
the declaration. that he is not worthy to be
heard, he is stating what he does not be-
Iieye. When he adds that he has already
been blessed beyond his deserts he aban-
dons in advance all claim for further bless
inc for upon what principle can he ask for
additional relief when he has already re-
ceiyed more than he is entitled TO- rms
man. II he would tell the truth, as he feels
, 1888-06-07

MAYOR HOOVER, who for some days has
been confined to his home by Sickness
made his appearance at his bank yesterday
morning. He leaves tonight for the coast
and will In all probability, extend his trip
,s far M San Francisco. ALDERMAN DEAN
will oflciate rs mayor during his ABSENCE
II is due to MAYOR Hoo>ER to state that he
has made very conservative ana pains
taking official and has discharged the duties
of his Office with ability and honesty.
, 1888-06-07

No COMPLAINT has been mede so Tar oi
the quality OF the st. Louis whisky We
are watching the Chicago papers anXiously
for reports on that important matter
"My son." said venerable grandfather,
who was Buchanan democrat to the
writer of this article, who was whig BOY
'you will nsver be man until you drink
brandy, chew tobacco and vote the demo-
nrniic IinlatN
, 1888-06-07

The great temperance reformer,ST.
john, surrendered his mission in Ore
gon to JOHN Z. IRISH, whose object is
the same--the defeat CT the republi-
can party. There are remaining doubt
iul states which the great apostle Of
purity will no doubt attempt to con-
quer this fall. The democrats can ai-
ford to pay him we'll.
, 1888-06-07

JAMES b. HAYS, chief justice of
Idaho territory, died at Boise City day
before yesterday. He was appointed
by PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and was II
genial gentleman, an honest man and
an average lawyer
, 1888-06-07

JAY GouLp's recovery is rs suddeh as his
sickness. The only message that JAY
Gourp's wires can ever bring that Will he
absolutely believed will be the announce
ment of his death. 1t being impossible Tor
him To write that
, 1888-06-07

THE house is discussing the tariff bill by
sections in the committee Of the whole, ten
minutes being devoted 20 each section. IL
has taken century to build mp our manu-
featuring industries Ten minutes VIII
suffice TO destroy them.
, 1888-06-07

THE people Of the Cwur d'Alenes
fully understand that every Spokane
industry is 1t part and parcel OF their
own immediate neighborhood. They
f;ire.liberal patrons OF our city in all it's
varied branches of business, trade and
, 1888-06-07

EASTERN papers are beginning to
report cases of sun stroke. The ex-
emption from this fatal heat visitation
in our territory is probably due to our
cool nights, which give usa chance TO
recuperate from the effects OF the hot
weather OF the day.
, 1888-06-07

Our attention has just been called
to u communication to the paper
WHICH in some manner became mis-
laid. We cannot publish it because
the author does not send us his name.
He criticises some remarks made last
Sunday by Rev. WATSON from the pull
pit, in which the latter made some re-
marks deprecatory to the late Senator
CoNKLING. The words of the reverend
gentleman should have been given.
The name and fame of the great stall
wart leader is beyond the reach ofany
attack from the press or the pulpit,
and MS when living he needed them
not, we do not know that these criti-
cisms should concer. his friends now
that he is dead. We may truthfully
add, however, that preachers, priests,
bishops and popes generally make
when they meddle in political
affairs
, 1888-06-07

THE best sign that Spokane is all
right is the attention that we are re-
ceiving from railroads in all directions.
Those that treat us best we will treat
, 1888-06-07
weeks.

Juper TnuRMAS will be nominated by
the democracy for vice.president This
will give tho campaign orators in thai
party an opportunity to enthuse and warm
up a little. As topic CLEVELAND is as
cold aa icp
, 1888-06-07

GENERAL SHERIDAN is now general
OF the United States army. The rank
has been revived in his favor and per-
ishes with him.
, 1888-06-07

Tpr REVIEW congratulates the farmers
upon the copious down pour of rain which
appears to have been general through this
section of the country yesterday. 1t is
specially beneficial and gratifying at this
time to slack the thirst of the parched
, 1888-06-07
RopEnr T. LINCOLN sailed for Europe
yesterday. How would European ticket
.suit; BLAINE and LINCOLN, for instance

The REVIEW is warranted In believing
and I'm stating, that arrangements are oe-
ing made, whereby work will begin on the
Spokane and Northern, in less than TWO
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21
NEWS NOTES.

The Los Angeles Pressed Brick and
Terra Gotta Company filed amended ar
ticles of incorporation yesterday with a
capital stock of $4,000.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to $22O, ,032, and were ITO in
number. OF these 3S were for more
than $1,000 each, and % were for NOM
inal considerations.
The Orange M. E. Church filed ar
ticles of incorporation last night with the
following Trustees: Henry Lockwood,
Samuel Hemphill, Joseph Beach, Jacob
Weber and John FL. Cook.
The ladies Of Bethany Presbyterian
Church, Temple street, will serve ice
cream and cake this evening, from 80
to 8 80, at the church, in aid of the fund
for the new building on Brent street.
A select concert will be given on Thurs
day evening at Steere's Opera House,
Santa Monica, for the benefit of the
Presbyterian Church building fund. An
excellent programme has been arranged.
There will be juvenile entertainment
given by the younger scholars Of The
Third Congregational Sabbath School,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21
Criminal Notes.


T. E. Carnes, convicted of burglary,
was to receive his sentence yesterday
morning but owing to the illness of his
lawyer, A. P. Williams, it was post
poned.
Martin Slough, a lawyer, was required
by Justice Austin yesterday to deposit
the sum of 5000 to keep the peace. 1t
appeared that Slough had used threaten
ing language toward A. j. Popp.
Deputy Constables Jennings and Riff
fle brought in twelve drunks and vag-
rants to Justice Taney's Court, to be
disposed of yesterday. They were all
assessed small fines and committed.
John Scheer and his wife got into
some trouble with their neighbors over
the chickens, which would scratch in the
wrong yard. They were brought before
Justice Austin yesterday on a charge Of
disturbing the peace.
Mrs. George Wickman swore out a
complaint yesterday against her hus
band, charging him with using threats.
The Wickmans live on Amelia street,
and George, the husband, is said to be
too much addicted to drink.
Joe Fisher entered plea Of not guilty
in Judge Cheny's Court yesterday
morning, and his case was set for trial
next Wednesday. He is charged with
having made an assault upon John
Moran with heavy cane.
Mrs. Amanda Jones, who was brought
to the station Friday night for medical
treatment" that is to say to sober up,
was brought before Justice Austin yes
terday morning and committed to the
County Jail for eight days for disturbing
| the peace.
Peter Deckman, an ex-police officer
charged with grand larceny, entered 6
plea of not guilty in Judge Cheney
court yesterday morning and will bt
tried next Monday. 1t is alleged tina
Deckman stole $40 in cash and watcl
from companion.
Casino s. Glen, the hotel thief. wal
arraigned in Justice Austiu's court yes
terday morning and pleaded guilty to thu
charge of petit larceny. He was sen
fenced to pay fine of 5000 aud in de-
fault of that sum was committed to the
county Jail 70, 200 days.
A warrant was issued yesterday tol
the arrest of Amile Corbus, a German
who is charged with having made of
with $120 in cash, the. property OF P. P
Minotti, who employed Cobus in hi
store, and charges that while he was al
the hospital taking treatment for an ill
Iness, Corpus made off with the money
land disappeared. He was seen on Ala.
media street a few days ago but officer
Bosqui to whom the warrent was given
has not yet managed to get hold OF him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21

Vignes & McGregor, 134 North Main streets
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21
G ,rner Railroad and North Main streets,
this Tuesday, evening. All are cor
daily invited.


,rner Railroad and North Main streets,
this Tuesday, evening. All are cor
daily invited.
The lady members OF the Philharmon-
ic Society will meet to-day, at O'Clock,
at Gardner's music Church. Alto voices
are needed. The orchestra will meet tc-
night at 7 80 O'Clock. More string in
struments are needed.
At meeting of the Redondo Beach
Company Judge Silent resigned as Presi-
dent of the Board of Directors and Major
w. H. Bonebrake was elected in his
place. Mr.. 1. n. Moore was elected a
Di estor in place OF Major Brusall.
Judge Gardiner and Clerk Ashmore, OF
Department 2 of the Superior Court, are
taking vacation, while their court room
is undergoing thorough course OF reno
walton. The court will, howeve, be open
again for the usual probate business on
Wednesday.
Officer Arguello, who arrested an ugly
Mexican some four or five days ago, was
severely bitten in the hand by the man
when he undertook to put the handouts
on him. The finger which the man
chewed refused to get well, and yester-
day was amputated. The Mexican will
be charged with mayhem.
Judge Freeman, of Santa Ana, presid.
ed over Judge Taney's court yesterday
and administered justice to fourteen vags
besides disposing of a number of petit
cases. The Judge says he would not fill
the Justices bench in Los Angeles fol
81 900 a month, as there are too many
moral wrecks to deal with.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21
A ssEssMENT NOTICE.

Office of the North Riverside Land and Water
Company. SO Temple Block, Los Angeles. Cal.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of
the directors of the North Riverside Land apd
Water Company held on the 18th day of July,
1888, an assessment of six 1861 dollars per
corporation then issued, payable immediately
to F. c. Howes, the treasurer of the said com
pany, at the banking house of the Los Angeles
National Bank at Los Angeles City, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Both day of August 1888,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, ard unless payment is made
before, will be sold on the Goth day OF Septem-
to pay the delinquent assessment together
with cost of advertising and expenses Of sale.
SHIRLEY G, WARD, Secretary, 4
SO Temple Block. Los Angeles. Cal.
jy31 lew 5W
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21
To the Public.

The Bituminons Lime Rock Paving and I'M
provcment Company take this opportunity of
informing the citizens and property owners OF
this city that the pavement laid on Main street
between First and Third streets is not Bitumi-
nous Lime Rock butts an artificial mixture and
not laid by the company. We make this an
nouncement for the purpose of disabusing the
minds of those who entertain the belief that
this pavement was laid by this company and
are disposed to criticise our material as being
soft and not suitable for the streets of this city
The only Bituminous Lime Rock Pavement
here was laid by this company, and extends on
Main street from south line OF Third to Ninth
street. and on Spring street from Temple to
Ninth streets. Bituminous Lime Rock does
not become soft and mushy under the heat of
the sun, but always remains firm and elastic.
We have already laid on the streets of this city
about five hundred thousand square feet of this
pavement to which we take pleasure in invit-
ing inspection. Very Respectfully yours
BITUMINoUs LIME Rock PAVING AND IMPROVE
MENT Co.
J. A FAIRCHILD, General Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21
DRUNKENNESS
Or the Liquor Habit Positively
Cured by Administering DR..
Haiues, Golden Specific,

1t can be given in cup of coffee or tea
without the knowledge OF the person taking
it; is absolutely harmless and will effect q
permanent and speedy cure, whether the
hoiic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have
been made temperate men who have taken
GOden @ IN beeg bev , ths
ing of their own free will. 1T NEVER FAILS.
The system once impregnated with the Specific,
appetite to exist. For sale by R. w. Ellis 3 CO,
DrugRists ~ 8. Spring st.. Los Angeles,
my0-eOd-d&Wkly "
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-02-08
Spring Greek Notes.

= -
Mrs. Stephens was called suddenly
Monday evening, to the bedside OF heI
mother, Mrs. Gallinger, who resides or
Elk creek. Sho is reported seriously ILL
Mr.. A. A. Anderson has been laid up
for six weeks with rheumatism, which
has troubled him more or less for Over
five years.
james Brown waat to Minnesota &c
mill Monday with load wheat. He is
hauling all of his wheat there.
A surprise party was held Thursday
evening at William Broad's. But on
account Of the fog existing that evening
not as many turned out as was expected
for fear of being lost in the storm.
John Burri and Theodore Millotte arc
doing their best to get through hushine
corn this week.
The teacher, w. @. Hamilton, of the
Spring creek school, ssys ho has an in
crease OF attendance since the blizzards
Miss Eta Atwater began her task ol
teaching again at Eden school, after Q
vacation Of three weeks. Her enrolment
is over twenty-six.
III f T.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-02-08
Black Hawkeyetems.

Black Hawkeyetems.
J. @. Wilcoxen started up his saw-mil
Wednesday, which has been ale for the
past month, with full force Of men.
The Vam1ecar residence viii be com.
pleted by Saturday next.
|. Preparations are being made for erect
ing large public hall on the corner ol
Main and Maple streets, by Charles L
Ward.
Ole Peterson and Lars Larson re.
turned from Crook Saturday.
Big Pete, the Black Hawk pugilist
showed up Sunday morning with one Of
his peppers closed, and upon interview.
ing him we learn that he and Rapid
.Gty's champion, Niger Brown, had mel
by previous arrangements saturday
tevening about half way between Rapid
and the brewery, to decide which was to
wear the belt-Rapid or Black Hawk
1t was fight to the finish, and Nigge1
Brown was vanquished, being beaten ur
terribly. Big Pete received only o
black eye. This settles the feud which
has existed existed between the two par.
ties for considerable &nse. ..r
J.C. Wilcoxen will build plank side.
walk over the railroad bridge between
his store and the depot. This will be Q
great benefit to the public at large.
Robert Blackmer and family moved
to GreenwoH Saturday. Mr.. Blackmel
enters into.the employ of Turner & Price
and has the best wishes Of all in his new
vocation.
George Richter has taken up quarters
at the Blackmer residence.
Edna Miller of Box Elder is the guest
of Mrs. Ward.
VIM. Noon and George Cox Of Chad.
ron registered at the Maverick Friday.
Arthur Chase OF this place, who is at
tending school at Rfpld City ''school Of
mines," visited his parents Sunday, re.
turning to school Monday.
Miss Dollie Carter returned from
Rapid City Thursday.
At the school meeting held Monday
evening of this week il was decided te
close the school February 10th to be
opened at such a time as the board may
direct.
johnson Harraman on the sick list.
Messrs Haines and Shasliy leave fol
Custer City the latter part Of the week
Swedish services were held at school
house Sunday evening, Rev. Frank Lend.
berg officiating.
House warming to be held at the new
residence of John Carter, about one mile
south Of Black Hawk. All are cordially
inutedsto attend.
CHR.
II RrrZ - wy "a - af,rrt
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-02-08

Any i,lady desiroHs of learning thu
Taller system Of cutting, aid fitting car
be thoroughly taught at their leisure a
my roouas Mrs. NJ NJ. Wrght's millin
cry store during thia.snsnth only. Fol
thoss not cquainteiLwithakhe System
viii iit . dzssa ining,vas test, gratis
For further particulars call on
MISS DELL LA MONTAGUE
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-02-08

lInwhAle or in the diffarent paa<s, my
DWELLING house, garden, fesd Htablenand
corral, ,sand brick yard, for Two or three
yearasrom April !, 1888, at reasonable
figusas.
Gil on Or address
ID. G. CoasroaK, Or
wv. @. BUDERUs
Sturgis, Dakota, January rs, 1883.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-02-08

February 4.
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Bagvace called for and checked at hotels and r>ar
eences orders left at Ticket Ofice 619 and 1854
Pennsylvania avenue.
W NJ. CLEMENTS. Manaee-
n2l & h LORD. General Passenger Aren't
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DRY GOODS.


Have Just received = full linz OF SPRING DRESS
GOODS. COMPRISING Slack fAlile Fr~noAis Pesa Dc
Sole. and Muscott silks Rlsck satin Dpchess and
snrah silks all Grads China silks and Chalhe- In
sreat variety. tWonl Suitinrs. Wool CofubinstionS.
Linen SheetiueS aud Pillow IAnens ali widths DAM
ask Table Cloths and NAPKINS % match Hem stitched
Linen Sheets aud Pillow Cases. an new dssisn,
80, HOOk. BRO 90.
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PROPOSALS.

FOE ENGINES 1sss AMP REPAIRS on
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ana s,S1fni SsSs5%sns I.sf
sppy At TIE
Nayy-Yard. Wsshington, p: g: Of three is n II. p
"a 80 Il. p Arminston y Sims single expansion en-
fS ass
sa 81
velop it, BY boiler ah pressure Of 80 pounds per
Sasas. snS TssSy sos ssisl y ssPs@Sss Isss
Be ready Tor Trial oeteSer gsss One sp9 So
Davidson atr-pump and condenser; TO co No. 9,
and 1hs
be TssS for Of : surn by
mus. ssoS%ss9S on
feet the contractor to supply All the Necessary iass
she :tylight IL GOOD werkmsnliie manner. and to
ton Tor yorimen. and Whatever else may be needed
e y Of The
an. and mr. conform e the Navy
sg ans g g. 5aas 1U n
o Il lot
y e p q for
q indicated by the blank The Department reserves
ne ss e sss
master General. U. y. Navy. mh17 lswiw
WAR DEPARTMENT,- SUPPLY DIVISION.
xll be rscsiyed e this ONCE until Twelve OtLOCR
NOON. TUESDAY. APRIL THIRD, 1888. for the pur-
and burssp. loS.ssd IN the state Wsr md Navy De-
ending June 80. 1858. The paper to be removed by
the contractor promptly when notified. The Depart
and to waive defecta PrOposas must b made on the
Department forms marked ..Propoeals for waste
Army mh9 10, II SC, 81 ap2 al
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Th6 b6ot Triple ExtFacts, u bulk. 35c. per or
HandoIins renders the complexion clear and white
and the skin soft and smooth the best preparaton IN
the world for chapped banda lips and face Per bottis
Rheumalgia never fails to give relief in neuralsia
headsche toothache and all rheumatic pains; try
bottle. 25c.
partment Wh}cS n complex be5rs ,S r,Um cS.
stocked with drugs and chenicas from the most re.
liable manufacturers such ~ SQuibb, PoWers md
wetghtman and other we'll known chemista An pre-
scriptions Entrusted TO will be satsfoctoriy
dispensed Ut the lowest rates. Don't miutake m
place-THE TEMPLE DRUG STORE under Nssonic
Temple. corner 9th and sta
+. q WILLIAMS Co, Propr:etor.
NENTg SUITS sCOURED AND PRESSED. A
OCosss so cents; Pants, Is cents; Vesta 2S ceSfa
Dry Cleaning 1t short notice.
Altering and REPAIRING neatly donA
Goods called foe and delivered
J. J. FISHER 90.
~ $40 IT. NV. one door from Oh
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r. II. t." QuAxna T.A.-

SCHE CURE Tor Dyspdia1e and al Uorangemonta Of
the Stomach Constipation Deeases Of Liver and Kd-
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q Herb sSd Chsn ;sssRSd Mssec piea.ant Tsstine
physc1an n charge Of their ofces Washnrton who
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LADIES GOODS.

GEO. WHITE LADIES' TAILOR AND HABIT
" mafer, 11o6 st. Satisfaction guaranteed. Just
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weight Cloths for Tailor-msde Cosfrmes and Kidins
Hsbits, Coats, etc, mhSl-6ts
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DENTISTRY,

nR STARR PARSONS. DENTIST, vTH ST. coz
~ ner Nv. Soid AUD all-l Fam filianes sspsoAal-
gurus aching teeth saved: art11c1A teeth inssrss4
.hz7
TNR r. n TALBOT. DENTIST. ~ IRA ST.
LIT doors from corner u T. Dsptastry In Ill IL
braDcheA Teeth inserted "a psr 81 Al work war.
rsuted 5Anl
nR DUKE DENTIST, VIC l4TH Nw-TEErH
~ extracted without pain by AID " locs application
iced o4-5ms