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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
p DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RAcEzRgRsE q 993 -rs MAIDEN 81, Tw0;YYEAR-
D. I. Pulsiters blk. C. onwsy, by onondaga-Kelp,
w 100 !s@S; hys' Bii Is,chsr 100 Gwiiaasj
j. A. A. H. Morriss CHI Druide.s, Jos; ,
uuburnaaie Stables en- g. Unsdaga los. sands
DIVER Brothbrs' Dr. c. Cortland. Ill CTayor
- - IN. Donohue)
w. c. Rollinss Oh. c., by Mlner-BsGateliei 100
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25
Idaho University.

At meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Board of Regents held
at Moscow on the 18th inst, grounds
were selected for the University site,
farm, etc. Under the Act of the leg
islature providing for the university,
the board was restricted in its pur-
chase to not more thar twenty acres,
nor less than ten. In making the
purchase the committee selected the
maximum number of twenty acres.
The grounds selected lie in one body
on an elevated plateau south of town
overlooking the town and surround
ing country east and west A more
eligible location and one more sus-
ceptible of Improvement and orna-
mentation could not be found in all
that vicinity. With such buildings
as are contemplated and when beauti-
fed with trees, shrubbery and flowers
it must become one of the most at
tractive spots in Idaho.
Moscow has many advantages for
an institution of learning OF this kind.
Accessible by two railroads as it will
soon have, surrounded by a magnii,
cen. farming and fruit growing dis.
trict, with excellent water, salubrious
cline, comparatively mild winters and
with people intelligent, refined, en-
terprising and church going, it can
Justly claim that the Legislature made
no mistake in locating the university
there, and the people of the Territory
can feel assured that no other place
offers better advantages for the tr',ir,
ing of their sons and daughters IL
such branches as are contemplated
under the laws, national and terrific
rial, governing such universities.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25
A Heroine.

One of the bravest and most self
sacrificing little women in all the
west is Mrs. John l.. Logan, wife of
Judge Logan, Of the First Judicial
District of Idaho. Withdrawing from
the society of friends and city life
and leaving home of luxury in New
York she followed her husband to the
far west, and is a constant companion
at his side save when he is in the
court room. Like the beautiful Ruth
of biblical fame she seems to have
said to her husband-"Entreat me
not to leave thee, or to return from
following after thee: for whittier thou
goest / will go; and where thou lodg-
est, win lodge: thy people shall be
my people, and thy God my God;
where thou diest, will ] die and there
will | be buried: the Lord do go to
me, and more also, If aught but death
part thee and me"
Judge Logan is in feeble health
and whether on the train, in the stage
coach, in the hotel or in camp. she il
constantly at his side and seems tc
anticipate and tenderly care for hi
every want. Noble woman, il is M
wonder that all, even the untutoreC
miners in the camps of the Couer d
Alenes, should raise their hats il
honor when they meet her.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25
Personal Paragraphs.

Agent Cozier and family will, June
1st, revisit their old home in Iowa.
Mrs. G. w. Bergman and children
are visiting friends in Ogden.
Dr. Dubois, of Boise City, came
over Sunday to visit his brother Hon.
Fred Dubois.
Special Land Agent Temple has re-
turned from Challis where he was
summoned in land case on Lost
River.
Mrs. DR. Givens and children left
Thursday morning for Portland, Ore
gon. They will visit several cities on
the coast before returning.
Mrs. Demuth, of Pocatello spent
several days visiting her relatives near
Blackfoot this week.
Miss Harroun, after spending two
weeks with Miss Grace Morgan, return
ed to her home at Albion Wednesday,
Mr.. Il. p. Blickensderfer of Poca'
tello, gave us a pleasant call on last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam McCraclSin and child have
gone on months visit to friends in
Iowa.
Rev. Mr. Wilkinson, Sabbath School
Missionary, of Wyoming, is visiting
Rev. Mr.. Lyons, pastor of the Baptist
church of our town,
Rev. Geo. G. stull left Wednesday
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25

for Chicago to attend the Grand Lodge
of Good Templars. He will visit his
old home in New Jersey and return
ing will spend day or two IN Wash
ington.
MIR. K. D. Williams, of Pocatello,
gave the News Office pleasant call
Thursday. He is one of the trustees
of Pocatello and was up on business
connected with his Office.
Tom Harvey, of Pocatello, visited
the county seat last Wednesday on
legal business.
Mrs. George Hafer has been on the
sick list this week, but is improving
rapidly now.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25

Go and sec the puzzle Pigs 10 Clover
q Bergman & Rogers
sorghum Syrup only Csc per gal
hn At Bergman & Rogers
Our W & ID Tea al 40 cents pr 10.
saway ahead Of anything in town
Bergman q Rogers.
Fresh Ranch Eggs and Fresh Ranch
Better constantly on hand Al Berry.
Eaa & Rogers
Utah Strawberries will be on sale in
atsw days, nice fresh. Bergman &
a0gtrs
Gents DO you want q nice wool
lat OF straw hat7 We have a lot Of
iAsm and at hard time prices Berry.
aan & Rogers
1No | Kcg Syrup only $3.50 per
seg a. Bergman S Rogers
Coarse and fine salt constantly on
aaBd al Il q Rs.
There " no doubt but that we carry
IAs hneat brand ot tiour In town We
also have Corn Meal, Graham Flour,
syr Flour, Buckwhcai Flour, Bran
aad Shorts. Bergman 4 Rogers.
= - 4
10 you need any canned goosls2 II
- don't forget that our stock Is bran
sew aow and all Of anc quality and
hat our prices are very very low.
Bergman & Rogers.
Our line OF Ginghams, Calicos, cash.
nercs and dress suitings Is rs com
plrtc as you can find. Gloves, laces,
Aandkewhiefs. sc. &c. are Of the best
Aad cheap. Give us call. Goods oi
Ill kinds are delivered free anywhere
10 the City.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25
Decoration Day.

George II. Thomas Post of g. A.
r will observe Decoration Day with
the usual exercises of speeches at
Hopkins Hall, Thursday May Both.
An members of the G. A, r. at Poca-
tcllo, Eagle Rock and the surround
inc country are cordially invited to
participate, and the public to be pres.
ant and witness the same.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25
Democratic Committee Meeting.

There will be meeting of the Dem
ocratic County Central Committee
held in Blackfoot Monday, May 9Th,
1889, to select delegates to the Con-
stitutional Convention to be held at
Boise City Thursday, July 4th, 1889,
and to transact any other business
that may come before the committee.
A full meeting is requested.
j. NJ. BENNETT, Chairman.
J.B. MULLEN, Sec'y.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25
Woodal Hotel
[oProsIrE pErorl

SODA SPRINGS,
Furnishes the best accommodation IN
town for the money. Bar supplied
with best Liquors and Cigars.
REGULAR RATES $3.50 PER DAT.
Special rates 10 boarders by the week
or month. Every attention given.
c. T. wo0DAL, Pro.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25
Cnrd ar Tlhanks.

In leaving Blaclxfoot, / take this
occasion to return thanks to my many
friends and customers who so literally
natronized the firm of Carbon 4 Son
and afterwards J. II, Carbon, and re-
spectfully ask of them continuance
of patronage to my successor, Mrs. ),
u uolh,ook J. H. CARBON,
Blackfoot, May Goth, 1889.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25

- DtstrIet Court, Third Judicial District.
Sysrsitogy of Idaho, county OF bingham. 10
Aary Z. Graham. Plaintiff,
a.. 1. Graham. Defendant
~seaorxe & Graham, In the name Of the
,.sIe a the United States ia ths Territory Of
~ are hereby notified that thsFe Is nos on
= = ~ ofBoa If lhe 1ieFk of the district
80 al the Third Judicial District 0s said
y.1y,,ory Ia lhe county OF Isibghnsa, complaint
SsxFy n Graham asking luagniett that the
"A, II HatFini0ny b~Feharfr existing ~
s,see yOn aIsd the SAID plaitissG ~ iis1iged
"a saiiulssd. that plai0tin - festsGsd - al
= ylxktg Df an unmarried woman and Tor all
,ss.sf relief And ghaJ nntsNS yPsi apfeaE
sss2 aAsMeg 10 said aoHipisiilt sishlh tau AayE
X sssgtee EhrsS0f. n served ailJ3n Biushaui
500. ana within taepEy 1aYs ig setFpl 0at
SuA oCufiIy anI in fDfty days X served Ont
stssbS district exclusive ~ kts 94y 0f sefglee
s.Sx.snI alli tss takeu Ds default and plalntit
n sptly 70 the court for the Feitef demand
r. sIaiagtfss complaint hcxein.
III tasgiInonY whereof, 1, a l.. Richardson,
4 - CteFk % the said District Court hare
sgAL }hrEuunEg eel NY hand aud aEslxed the
4 - ssai ~ said o0aFt At Blackf00t. this,
~ Ma day 8f MAJ lse@
A. 4 RICHARDSON. Clerk,
BYk ~. HoFAIAs. nrpslIy.
l A. Kstab, poanlallo. AIRY. foF Piatniin.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25
Utah & NOrthern Time Card

NORTH BouHD ARRIyK.
,s.t i00 a, N. Freight Q 50 3. m
..ssser $50 D. IA. Freight. I:0l D. N.
SOUTH SQUAD AnkIYE
..saxsr s:ta a. IA, freisht -. 1905 q m
ssM B.5U p. ~, Freight 400 pun
u. II, COzIkR, Agent.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25

!. ,.e Distriet Court. Third Judicial District.
Svsryitogy Of Idaho, county OF bingham. ss
s., y Graham PLAINTIFF
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25
AT AUCTION.


Saturday, June lst, Robt. Anderson,
trustee, win sell at public auction
some of the most desirable business
lots in the town of Eagle Rock; the
same being part of the grounds for
merly owned by the railroad company.
This is fine opportunity to Invest in
the real estate of one of the best bus
mess towns in south Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25
California Cat-R-curs.

Tho only guaranteed cure for catarrh. cod
hay fever. rose cold. catarrhal deafness aud
sore eyes, Restores the sense OF taste. anu
unpleasant breath, resulting from catarrn, y
and 4 cure Is warranted by all druggists. Scnu
for circulars GO Abietine Medical Company ns
OYpyille, Cal. Six months trcafmcnt i9r ~. y
sont by mail sl10. For sale by Bcnie z Sons
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25
Cheap Living.

Magnificent dining cars and meals
at as cents, perfect service and quick
time and luxurious travel are the
leading characteristics of the Union
Pacific and Northwestern trains from
Denver to Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

Seattle commandery No. 2. X. T..
drill this evening.
Eiie Rousseau and Louise Dubar
were married at the residence Of the
bride, on Jackson street. by Justice j.
+. Miller.
All Sam, the Chinaman who wis
badly injured by falling from q via
dow in the Occidental hotel last Satur-
dav. has nearly recovered.
Constable Charles Robinson, OF Jus
rice Milier's court has taken charge Of
the Golden Eagle restaurant on at
tachments aggregating $t0o.
$ In making landing Of the City do;k
last night IT 10 o'clock the North Fa-
ciisc struck the Geo. w. Elders stern
with her port wheel. No damage was
done 10 either vessel.
Ronald Crawford was yesterday sp-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Randolph Henry. who was run OVER
by the cars on the morning Of March
), and died few days later.
John Iseckie, the boy who fell yes
serday afternoon from the banisteFs OF
the main ssssrway Of the Yesler-Leiry
building. was doing nicely yesterday
and viii recover unless some commit
cation arises
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29
Il RUSH ON CARPETS.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES!
LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN NSEIT7lE

ms year has been marked BY singular activity carpet
World Eastern manufacturers have found easy 10 keep
pace with the demand that oss of The
great quantity turned has been consumed the Pacific
eoass and N the at Northwest This points no uncertain
significance 70 the fast development and permanent settlement othe
reas and @ the comfortable circumstances inhabitants Here
m Seattle and in the adjoining country building have
osen and beng large thar the demand r
carpets mats oil cloths noums has fully doubled II volume
over the corresponding season Of last rear
anticipating This purchased unusually arSe stock While East
IN the early spring. exercising the greatest and Judgment il select
ms the marketable goods the designs the most finished
workmanship and the desirable colorineS As result our
Carpet and Upholstery department rsass IN the range and oual
isy, well the style Of its this IS not ali The 6ne
kul and experienced workmanship displayed ia the cutting and
laying the very best fail 70 have good appearance
as others Of far no grade exactly parallel OF two suits
Of ciotfes-one Of rsea material the other q quality
the former fashioned BY shate tailor by an adept in
STYLE cut and 1T The boor Of Indifferent may prefer the first
mentioned but the Of good win invariably the best
made Why? The superior has lost more
IN appearance BY the defects It's makeup originally possessed
in value over the lower priced material
We desire intending purchasers carpets to thinking on
these matters We beyond doubt the only practical
layers Of carpets Seattle to-day We have employ man
who has made specially such work eight years on more in
Eastern cities He adept at his business invariably
given the greatest satisfaction every patron the past arc
doing every day As climax the selected exhibited
to the public for choices and the unapproachabe proficiency Of our
workmanship BY competitors the field the following
bargains this week. prices before quoted Seattle on goods
of similar grade:
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ABoJTT cHry.x paIsTx.,

The raising cf chicks "a bseausiug quite
frequent nuo . baHks and business houses
eh0aiJ ne N absolute pr0extiou 4gninas
suEh practice The AtAoff CAexx Psxyo<ote
g "a only AaehfA< thai cannot be beaten.
Experts do not 81 empt 70 manipulate
paper perforated by shis machine. The cur
and nguse cs1i b chained Is has lately
been proved Chas Could II the eeperal
agent Tor Washington fofsfhe Abbott Check
Pertursror. md 4 xIvinx the cisy thorough
ceuvASs II VIII pay you 90 examine TIE
Anbot mzcht1e. CHAs EoEL0.
Bpx 944 epaffi<. " r
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A DRAMAI1c EvHnfatiss Enc
EIlsler, supported by strong and
well balanced company. viii begin u
three nights engagement at Hrka
opsra house. beginning Thursday
evening. The following repertoire has
been selected for the engagement:
Thursday evening, Laura Done great
play "Egypt:" Friday evening and
Saturday matinee, the beautiful do
mostic story Hazel Kirke:" Saturday
eyen1ng, Miss EIlsier,s latest Eastern
success Judge Not An exchange
eay8: IL Is almost needless to tell
the piay patrons thxt Efie Eilsler has
4 Yscofd for hard, conscious work.
dating sway back to the time when
she hsped the lines Of Eva. in "Uncle
Toms Cabin, Little Willie in Fast
Lynne and the Van Wrinkle children.
lin skip." She comes from family
whose name can be found in some Of
TIE Oldest playbiIls Of the country.
Her father and mother were promi-
nent members of the actors profession
years ako. and the former being q
manager 0f theaters In Cleveland and
Pittsburg IS well, he had exceptional
opportunities 20 instruct the bright,
ambit,ous HI tIe girl the rudiments OF
her art ~ few hove acquired it since
1t Is she played OpheIia. Virginia
and other legitimate parts with For
rest and Edwin Booth pronounced
her Katharine, in Tanning Of the
ShreW. the best he had seen, offering.
her an onening in New York in that
part Il she would accompany him OF.
bis -FOUR But the child was sisii ut ali
ursuline convent, studying her verbs
and fractions, and the wise father de-
cided that her professional ambition
could afford To wait until her ednca-
ton bad been completed, = as the
phrase goes. The talent she displayed
as child matnfed rapidly, and when
she did 20 70 New York as Hazel
kirke, everybody knows. how she
walked right into the afTee IONS OF her
audiences and made herself 4 star hs
the sheer force Of her ability. III com
pany that was never intended 70 give
starring honors 20 any individual
member. Since then she has made
herself strong favorite in many
parts; but good rs she was In all t9
them. she has had to struggle ardss-
ousiy In plays that were scarcely
suited to the tender, sympathetic NIT
ture of her best work.
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SAVINGS RANG

Money Deposited now In the savings de.
par ment ct the Guarantee Lean and Trust
GO mpany and Savings Bank, Yesser Lesry
ou iidinG, AiH STREET opposite Commercial,
~ y beg1n . draw iuterest JHne l. Bank
open daily from 3 =. N. 70 & p M. eAtur-
a. ~ frum . m. TO 1 p. m, and >. m. 10
p. n. Board OF frustets. l. 8 j. Hunt,
0. r MINOR. J. D. Lowman, T. b. Downing.
=. BAXTER. g. II Heiihron and VIM.
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SPECIAL TRAINS TO THE


The rsees viii take place al Fremouf. on
Lake vninn, at II 4. m The 9. L e&E
4 y viii run trains every bali hour. ecm-
menefag q 80 = IA. Fare round trip 8
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0no - xlen Dseennrrsn-ue ~
e1e1om Het = - Ge1or CO..
5uettss M1I1erss c6ust wss pocIez
yeseos5ay sfeesno1zB q NJ frini II e.
foazeennen Uoosr Tonpt s11n md 1onn
t1e1o for y1efuncy. 1emr3o<opsA
esInl eense - A5st 1he eyfdonce ~
- pEuooeu1ton wnD q tl1e <lgscf eat
slHcf - 1T III podice force ~ weeks
e6Q - n1d 0GnG - work uhafevrf.
1aa hQAx about saloons and h0uses II
u1szoe1o, 1Dd hnd been keen "a 4ke
eefce1paf ~ houRs 81 IL nfeht Is
eomE 1ay viii rfueeffufex.
Ien11tetou pEoye3 thns he hal pnid
1cr ~ hoard md paid his bilIs, 80
Jnsl<ce Milfer dfSmisned tie chsrre
eEofn9t HIN,
Ten nox1u's cnss was theu cslls.I.
Tbs testimony 0f tie pfosecuffon 49,
70 Tie same etEect - il tie case 81
1emD 5e1on, only 4 Wns more dipecx
Moran ID defen<e pfodnced his hank
book shoHinG depoaIss IN The hank II
over II so.
On cr01e-ex1mfnnfion IL wss naired
where he had kot III this money. He
declined 20 answer and suggested thaf
he might bare unde some q e
smugtilnE opium while on The police
fierce.
The book showed deposits II 500 or
more month while be Was on the
force, and over 500 since be has been
doing nothing.
Tbs prosecution Insisted on his tn.
ing where he got the money. bat be
fr{f1xn6 Ia anaswer <a~tnw - r<x.x3 q
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Arthur L. Doolitiie, of Portland,
is In the city.
Mr.. James Steel. banker OF PortEaadI
Is at the Occidental hotel. I
Mr.. Donald MacIeay. president OF
the Portland board of trade, Is 81 the
Occidental.
Colonel r. II. Merrill, connected
with the Standard oil Company agency
at Portland. Is in the city.
Miss Nellie Marshall, daughter OF
Captain r.. l.. Marshall. returned last
evening lroa years attendance 1T =
seminary in Oakland. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. McGinnes left
on the Premier last night on q two
weeks trip 10 Harrison Springs on
the lire of lhe Canadian Pacific.
Mr.. II. l.. Durham, cashier OF the
Commercial National hank. Of Fort
land, Ia In the city, attending court ss
a witness before the grvnd jury IN the
White forgery cases
Mr.. w. III. HoIcoms. vice-prsssienf
and manager Of the Union Pacific rail-
road. Was one OF party OF several
who passed through the city yesterday
on . short trip 10 Victoria
Mr.. George W. Butts, ir., aeapitallst
al Providence. X. l., known In Settle
hy hts prominent connection with TIE
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern Il IN
the city for short time.
Captain r. ]. Rurns returned yesssr-
aas from Port Townsend. whers he
Had bee. b attend 4 meeting Of the
board OF marine surveyors. No eusi-
ncss OF importance Was transacted.
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This week we inaugurate 4 special
sale Of carpets at lower rates than ever
before quoted 10 Seattle. The oppor-
tnnity Is not often offered PuFchas-
ers are recommended 10 read our ad-
ycrtisement on this page very care
fully. ToELAs. SIScKRMAx 4 Co.
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Have your mag xsnes. rrsa-l
sic and law books bound sub
sfnntsaliy at r.. Anthony'e
Binder-y. Opera block
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Il kheata - geDerAsk Anown fasf Dr.
enr.stssr asa increases ss<xe<tsoza. 4kY<3x
nsssoes derrcseson szd tsw srsrs,s. over.
rpraee lsek al energy ard wAks fsinsss asss
will tnfu&n new lite sSe <frenEsh tnsts TIE
weeke>f Invalid, Said ~ ssewsrs fsshmes
nrax Co
&c sll wcci % inch ssrsss goods, Chester
rtss~rx
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SPECIAL INVITATION

BENTON Addition The choicest just
Madison In Those who
know the DO especially
who with verify oar
statements clear cay Old seen the
tina.
the afforded repay visit these
hne days the
Madison the highest
harb anng highest elevation in the
city ~ well Magnificent every
ing perfect and waters Of
Lake Washington distance whe the
lofty peaks Of picturesque background
TURNING southwark Mount Hood furshr
Mount Rainier looms grandes
Of this mountain 70 be had
tending from the head Of spread
fore the together with
the sound pleasure one see
clear West Seattle aninso
TIE Olympic jagged outline
Toward the morrill, the appears
in Seattle can all these things be
Every lot perfect nothing
resembling guh Of
the lois win hare Be graded The addition enough
business center for choice residence
sdewalkad professional
planning build In
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TRANSPoRTATIoN

The rapid transit lighting company
win build out Madison street and
geld The Electric Railway Company
bert and Fbe They
BILE route and viii apply for franchise
The cable recently operations
BY putting Of the
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