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a Sound LEGAL Opinion.

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My mother also was very low with Ma
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cured by timely use of this medicine.
Am satified Electric Bitters saved his
Sir. D. 1 WiIcoxson, of Horse Cave,
KY, adds like testimony, saying: He
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This great remedy will ward of, as well
as cure all Malaria Diseases, and for all
Kidney. Liver and Stomach Disorders
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-03-20

The people of Dakota are looking
for a new name by which to call
one-half of that Territory. The
present name will fit one of the new
States which are to be carved out of
it, but the other is still to be christ
ened. Among the names suggested
are WinOna, Sanona and Pembina,
but none of these is wholly satisfac-
tory. The people say they want a
name which shall remove the idea
of billiards. from the minds of stran-
gers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-03-20

Ella Wheeler Wilcox says: "If
were asked to define the meaning of
a successful man, 1 should say a
man who has made a happy home
for his wife and children. No mat
ter what he has done in the way of
achieving wealth or honor, if he has
done that he is a grand success. If
he has not done that, and it is his
own fault, though he is the highest
IN the LAND, he is most pitiable
failure"
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The New DiscoYerY.

You have heard yodr friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one of the many who know
from personal experience just how good
cause the wonderful thing about it is.
that when once given trial, DIR. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds place
in the house. If you have never used
It and should be afflicted with cough,
cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest
trouble, secure bottle at once and give
it a fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles
free at YanGilders Drugstore.
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Consumption surely Cured.

To THE EDIToR-Please inform your
readers that have a positive remedy
for the above named disease. BY its
timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. shall
be glad to send two bottles of my RENE
dy FREE to any of your readers who have
consumption if they will send me their
express and post Office address.
Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM, n. c., ISL Pearl st..
New York. jan 8 50 ly
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American crooks who go abroad
say that the French detectives are
more stupid than those of any other
nation, and the English the most
untiring in following up clue.
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Benjamin Harrison-aWe shall
expect every head of department to
observe the civil service law"
Five hundred thousand patriots
-"Turn the rascals out"
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A cynical Frenchman once said
there are two parties to love affairs
the party who loves, and the par
ty who consents to be so treated.
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PRINTING.

n LII classes and descriptions of CONNER
"a cial Printing executed at this Office, in
good style and at prices rs low as Is done any
where. Poster E,otk speciality. Send your
orders n this off1ce, and we Will guarantee
satisfaction. No dtsappointments.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-03-20

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When shewas Child, she cried for castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
when she had Children, she gave them castorta.
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When Mr.. Blaine shakes the tail
of the American eagle in the face
of Bismark we shall know that he is
a real "jingo," and not only a base
imitation.
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25 cts. per box. For sale by A. G. VAN
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NO CAPITAL REQUIRED.

Men from . to 30 years can Increas
their income locally, or get permanet EN-
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Wh1cn insure success 5stlery and expenses
to permanent men. Big commissions for To-
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write me- Apply to Fred. +. Young. New.
England Nurseries,, Rochester, y. Y. jan2Sw9
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hold articles for like lg that
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your
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Jan. ?. SLY
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No. runs daily between Old Poiut COMFORT
and Clifton Forge, but leaves Clifton Forge
daily, except Saturday, for the West, arriving
mt Cincinnati daily, except sunday.
No. leaves Clifton Forge daily 7:O0 a. m.
arrive Huntington $40 p IN.
Through tickets and baggage checked to
any destination. Apply To amy g. & o. Ticket
Agent for full information and tickets.
]. T. ODELL, II. w. FULLER,
Genl Manager. Cenl Pass'r Agent
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ivan GILDER'S DRUG STORE"

MEDICINES
and @ e n
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No. 4. No. 2.
Eastward. Fast Line Local Ex-
Daily. press.
I've Huntington ....- 2Sam 10 pm.
Arr White Sulphur i ....-........ - ain.
Clifton Forge. / ISpm = 50 am.
Staunton ..-...... 4Opm 9lO am
WayneSboro junci bpm IS am.
Charlottesville ) l5pm 10 y am.
Washington. 4Opm ~ pm.
Baltimore --.-----i IL S5pm 30 pm.
Philadelphia. 3 O0aTn IL % PM
New York. G 20am 8 % am.
Richmond. --..--. 8 0opm 5 Is pm.
Newport News. IL 2Oprn Oo pm.
Old PIT. Comfort. IL Sam O IS pm.
Norfolk--.-..-,---l u 25an pm.
No. . is daily between Clinton Forge and
Old Point, but daily, except Sunday, West OF
Clifton Forge.
No. daily, leaves Huntington S:45 a. M,
arrive Clifton Forge 1890 p. M.
c. & o. trains run into Central Union Depot,
Cincinnati, and Union Depot, Louisville,
avoiding transfers and milking direct con-
nection for
HDIArIAPoLIs, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
KANSAS CITY, MEMPHIS. NASHVILLE.
NEW ORLEANS, and all cities
west ana Southwest.
shedule in effect February 10, 1889.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20

When Alturas was an "Emplre"
she found way or made one to lead
the marching hosts of Idaho, but,
stripped of her power, see what she
SAYS of the approaching constitutional
convention. The action of her com
missioners is printed in another
column of this issue.
After varied experience OF with
many socalled cathartic remedies, |
convinced that Ayers Pills give the
most satisfactory results. rely on
on these pills for the cure of liver and
stomach complaints.-John B. Bell, Sr.
Abilene, Texas.
A rumor prevails in Blackfoot and
also in Eagle Rock as well as in other
places in the county that the Sheriff.
alty Contest case will be withdrawn
and that Sheriff Woodin, who, by the
by, is making good sheriff, will be
left undisturbed in his labors.
Papers of incorporation for Cedar
Point Irrigation company, Bingham
company, have been filed in the Office
of the secretary of the Territory. The
capital stock is placed at $4,000
and Basalt is named as its place O
business.
Cassia county proposes to send on
Democrat and one Republican to tn
constitutional convention. That's tn
proper thing to do; party lines shoul'
not be drawn in this matter; let tn
fight come later on.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20
People We Know OF.

Ye Publisher of The NEWS is Wis
iting Albion, Cassia county this week.
Doc Bergold, Of Rexburg, was down
Tuesday and interviewed the county
recorder for ten minutes. Our little
bird says it win be in May.
Mrs. Snow, of Ketchum, daughter
Of Judge and Mrs. Morgan arrived in
Blaekfoot Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry King, Of Chesterfield,
accompanied her husband TO Black.
foot and remained during the session
Of the commissioners.
Attorney Whittier and Deputy
Sheriff Mullen spent last Sunday in
Boise city.
Gov. Stevenson has been suffering
from an attack of pneumonia.
II is generally conceded that Jul'
Bassett will get the appointment o.
Deputy Revenue Collector for Idaho
Register Beane and Receiver Mont
gomery have had a heavy week be
fore them.
Mr.. Lloyd and wife accompanied b.
Mrs. ROwles and son left for Cali
fornia Wednesday.
Attorney Reeves returned from
Kentucky Thursday evening, whithe
be had been called by the death o
his aged father.
Assessor senter will begin hi
labors Of assessing next Monday. H
viii begin in the southern portion 0
the county first.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20

Assistant Postmaster General Clark
son is doing wholesome business in
removals of fourth-class postmasters.
Three weeks ago he made 719 re-
movals; two weeks ago 687, and last
week 923, making 1929 in 3 weeks.
The Independent Order of Odd
Fellows will celebrate their 10th An
niversary, April 26th, with more eclat
than an Anniversary has ever been
celebrated in Blackfoot before. Every
arrangement has been perfected by
the committee and nothing has been
omitted TO make the day an eventful
one in the history of the town THE
News acknowledges an invitation to
the grand ball in the evening.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20

Hello | Well I Call In and see the
elegant line of kid gloves, Fosters
patent, in black and spring shades.
Surah trimming, silks all new shades,
more new sateens just received at
Bergman & Rogers.
Before you go fishing get you a good
fish pole, line, hooks, flies and a good
leader, all to be had at Bergman and
Rogers
Misses sailor trimmed hats, boys
hats, ladies two bit sun hats and also
gents nice straw hats at prices to suit
everybody at Bergman & Rogers.
Look out for Cardon's Auction the
last of this month.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20

One cent extra on each 800 upon
assessed valuation for all cattle, sheep
horses and mules for county stock in
demnity fund.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20
PROCEEDINGS
Os The Board or County Commissioners at
Their Regular Quarterly Session
Beginning April Sth.

Beginning April sth.
Present. A. NJ. Carter, Harry King,
and Geo. Robethan, clerk.
Robert Anderson appeared and re-
ouested license for the Anderson
bridge, Eagle Rock, at the same time
eling statement of cost of construc-
tion and expenses Of running bridge
Application denied, and ordered the
bridge be declared and recorded q
public highway, and the district at
torney authorized to take legal steps
10 open same for public convenience
Petition Of the citizens of the town
Of Lewisville for a Justice of Peace
and Constable; denied on the grounds
fiat Lewiston is situated in a precinct
with Justices and Constable.
Petition No. / for road viewers, grant
cd and V. c. Roeder, Geo. II. Storer
and w. H. b. Grow appointed viewers
Petition No. 2, for same, granted,
and v. G. Roeder, d. d. Wright and
| r. ]. Anson, appointed,
Petition to form new school district
at Salem, granted,
Petition to enlarge school district
No. 33, granted - ;.
Petition to form school district II
GENTLE Valley, granted.
Petition to form school district IL
township 3 north range 3s east, grant
ed. , !.
Petition to form school district a
Eight Mile Springs, denied.
Petition TO DIVIDE school distric
No a. laid over till July meeting
Petition to divide school distrlc
| No. rs, denied.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20
PROGRAMME, EASTER TEA.

Music.
Recitation, "Phebe." by Mrs. Dan
ilson.
Music.
Recitation, "The Soldiers Pardon"
by Miss Margeret Reevy.
"a Poem Of Degrees, lst- Master
John William Jones, Miss
Becky Wright End. Mr., Ralph,
Morgan, Miss Blanche Jones
3rd. Mr.. L. w. West, Mrs.
r. J. Osborn.
Music,
Mrs. Jarley's Wax-works. The
Whole Troupe.
Tea Cake and Souvenirs.
Auction Of Hand-painted, egg-sheil
China Teaset
AT Hopkins Hall, April %. Eight
o'clock sharp. Admission, only 2octs'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20
NOTICE.
.. S. Land once at Blackfoot. Idaho .isl

10. S. Land once at Blackfoot, Idaho,
April 10th, 1850.
Complaint having been made at this Once
by Charles G. Martin against Eliza Cox Ior
abandoning her Homestead Entry NO. Lgoo,
eQ Township north, Range 81 east, in Bing"
ham County, Idaho. with a view TO the cancer
lation of said entry; the said parties are mere
by-summoned TO appear at this once on tne
81 tiay of MAY, 1889. at 10 O'Clock a. M, 10 re.
spond and furnish testimony concerning salo
alleged abandonment. r-,-.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20


The following official bonds were
approved:
Sample Orr, H. Hanson, ID. Sulli-
van and c. II. Moon, Justices.
j. I. Smith and r, G. Hillman,
Constables.
w. +. Fisher, Sheep Commissioner.
j. A. Parsons, Road 0verseer.
f. Gould, Water Master of Texas
Slough Irrigating Co.
Board of Health met and ordered
following rules and regulations adopt
ed: (same as published in book form
for distribution,)
Board adjourned to meet April ~,
to consider petition for trustees for
government of Pocatello, redistricting
road districts of county, and appoint
ment of road supervisors; to consider
removal OF sheep commissioner; to
act on viewers report ON road petl'
toned for by J. P. Porter and others
ON petition Of John Montgomery fol
opening certain streets in Blackfoot
receive the report of G. A. Robethar
ON apportionment of debt and money
from Alturas county, and other bust
ness. Y. a. hoBEfhAN,
Clerk Of Board Of Com,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20

OblSiOh iOA iAhihbl NOAAJ w EANhb-
ed upon payment of $25, and follow
ing rates of ferriage established:
Footman, Is cents.
Horseman, 25 cents.
One span and wagon, so cents.
Each extra span, 25 cents.
Loose horse, 10 cents.
Each head of stock, 10 cents.
Swine and sheep, each, 4 cents.
Petition of III. o. Harkness, ct ais.
for reduction in valuation of cattle
and horses, granted, and valuation
fixed as follows: cattle 80, horses $40.
Ordered that the resignation of DIR.
Maddox, member of board of pharma-
cy, be accepted
Ordered that w. F. Fisher be ap-
pointed sheep inspector.
Ordered that Henry Bell be appoint
ed oyerseer of road district No. 3.
Ordered that N. A. just be appoint
ed overseer of road district No. 20.
Ordered that Sample Orr be ap-
pointed Justice of the Peace for Black
foot precinct
Ordered that w. S. Dalliba be ap-
pointed Justice of the Peace for Car
riboo precinct and Charles Deyinney
constable for same.
Ordered that H. e. Heath be ap.
pointed Justice of the Peace for Gray
precinct, Church Scott constable, and
j. Z. 0strander, H. <. Heath and j
w. Jackson, Judges of Election fol
the same precinct.
Ordered that c. f. Richards be ap
pointed stock inspector for Bingham
county.
Ordered that Chesterfield be set OF
as a separate school district
Ordered that school district No. Y
be divided on line leaving at centre o
section Is where it leaves north banl
of Snake river and running due mort
to Challis stage road.
Ordered that $40 be appropriate
for repairs of court house ditch, an
county reserve the right for use Q
water Monday, Tuesday and Wednet
day of each week, and school distric
have Thursday of each week.
Ordered that the following const
tute the boundaries of Gray's precinct
starting at northeast corner of tow
ship 3 south, range A east, theme
going south on township line Is mile
TO southeast corner of township 5
range "A east, thence west 8 miles
top of range of mountains, thenc
north is miles through centre of tow
ships 5, 4 and 3 south, range 43 cas-
thence 9 miles east TO starting point
Ordered that all OF Little Blackfo'
precinct except above described pr
cinct be known as Little Blackfo'
precinct
Clerk ordered TO notify W. F. Fish
to appear before the Board April 2
and show cause why his appointme
as sheep commissioner be not revoke
under section 316, revised code.
Ordered that G. A. Robethan, Gle
!, of the board, represent Bingham cou
ty at Haley in the apportionment
funds and Indebtedness accruing
this county in the division of Altur;
In the matter of tax levy it is
dered that the following be the lew
Territorial .............
!, University ....................,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20
THE IDAHO NEWS.
TERMS:

Advertising rates furnished on application
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-15
HELP wtNTEp FFHLLE.

WANTED-A good girl Tor general house
" WORK ia small family Apply ~ laa
Lagralc -. So
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-15

Siloott was born in Adams county.
Ohio. about fifty years ago. and for
twenty years uss engaged in the ne7-
camille business at Youngsville. always
bearing a good reputation az an honest
and Efficient business man.
The news Of his downfall vas a com
pIate surprise AM shocS 20 his acquaint-
snces He has always enioved the con
f5ence = his friends and neizhbors. and
they would have trusted him with any
thing they hsd He vas appointed by
Hon J z Teedom AZ reward for se~v-
ICES - The Democratic paTtv ss 4 capji-
date for auditur ~ Adams county. in The
race f1r whi-h hs aImost hankrupted
himself. 6ut vas defeated This iufor-
rratiou u taken from the Columbus j0l
State Journal. ~ti-h sfds
Ms. sl-0tt comes 'ron AT old Vir-
ri-is ts77ii p. rri-r has alrsvs hesn con
sitereI among tne te-- families of the
country
NJ r r. Wi-sri0. cashier p fho Ser
r-f Vauo-al hansof Ci-ris-iIe q vho
uae M- Si,cr-t's rr-iece~sor IN the --F -s
81 cashier ~ -r7 se-zaa---a arms ur5er
F~ John ~ Thcuusor sv1 si-s +H=
--af f--fs ~ -r~ er l- drawing --rr
sale~es ss fs1c~s
Tae salaries ot u1sr- 1ers r o-grszs
sr7 drawn from tte United Sta7@s treas
u-~ the serxear--sr- arms r-rrl-
rrc- t.s certificate ~ ere clerk ~ ere
--nss 51z the rscaac- ard RI The
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-15

ssrze&ut~ss- -arrzs and = s&1yecE - tns
ehsek q Etas n8az1 eers. clie-1<< nAc 80
cess ~ i al be 49, &ols - ans nae
10 e1lS~Exzs tk.s4s4n4s g ae--rs, -
.a.sxs 49, 10 cAecx - hls ep~r4tlons 0u1
als h0zesty
Lozlss Th-zAauls. 49, 6ed VIII S-+
oosg And bis 81 ~, = tr~noa CAn4-
dan wltn sho<n SL-c01 h&s be<n lnE1-
mate FOX soule uuas- S1ss = described -
a . o1l4n u good Appearance sAa ~as
Known b. sigaE y many IL Ana about
- LSRIsol al y @shin,stosA
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-15

Foer Little Tots Tske Loag JS2rnsy IN
se4rUA II I'heiF kSthsr.

Focr Little Tots Esks = Long J01r0sy IN
Se-rvA II E-heiE kSsasF.
TIE followlng touching scene Is do
sorlbed oonce rzllng four ltbtle German
American children Who were travelling
alone from one " tAe Eastern STATES ~
Anaerica - tic new State o. Washing
soa. OF TIE Psoifo coast. Owing -
some biuuder they were Pnt on 81
Walls WallA more shsn hundred
miles from he place they were going
-. Aud here the kind hearted station
agent found tAe eldest girl, only twelve,
crying bitterly. and the Others trying 70
comfort her one Of them, with arms
twined about her sisters neck, n ~ say
ing.
Father viii soon come sister. He
don't know we are here yet, but he will
soon come. know 40 VIII"
but NO are 50 hungry" the elder re-
piled.
But" said the sweet angel. patting
her on the back, 'noyer mind that, sis
ter II won't De long till father Will
come, and we viii have plenty 70 eat
When the agent heard this. and saw
this evidence OF sweet affection, he
asked them: And are you 50 hungry,
children"
Yes. sir; we are starving
What starving children IN Walla
Wallal This can not be, BE mused
And the telephone soon told some one:
"A meal for four starving children.
quick!'
As quick as the speediest team az the
station could bring them over 70 the
city, they were here, and soon sat be-
fore the best there was IN the land.
And this is their simple story: The
father some time before had come West
to live near Waitsburg, leaving the
mother and children 10 follow as soon
as he was ready 70 receive them. But
in the meantime tho mother sickened
and suddenly died. Kind friends for
warded the children to the sorrowlrg
father. but through some mistake they
stopped of at Walla Walla, and al
though the father anIiously awaited
them at Waitsburg, they remained
there from Thursday until Saturday
night without a scrap 70 eat, sleeping as
best they could on bench and floor,
their youth and native modesty pre-
venting them from making their con-
dition known, until the elder, worn out
with caring for the little ones, and
weary with watching for the loving
face that never came, and famished
from hunger, broke completely down;
and thus their sad condition became
known.
But ready hands and willing hearts
were soon found, as is always the case
when the weak and tender are in dis
tress. And when the evening was come,
and the noisy train, with its glare OF
light and interior splendOr, left the sta
tion, the glad, thankful, yet wondering
children sat amid the soft cushions and
respondent luxury al the palace car
with big basket near them containing
more Of good things than they ever be
fore possessed, and were borne swiftly
away northward on their journey, as the
littlest tot Of all said, "to find daddy"
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-15
ARE YOU sUPERsTITIOUs9
Find Out by Asking Yourself the Follow
Ing Twenty Questions.


/. Do you believe IN witches, sprites,
elves, fairies, vampires, ghouls, ogres,
imps, gnomes, bogies, brownies, pixies
or lePrechauns?
q Do you believe in an evil genius7
3. Do you believe In an evil eye?
4. Do you believe in bottomless pit2
5. Do you believe IN devil with horns,
cloven feet and long spiked tail?
6. Would you pass night In grave
yard, with a corpse ia church or in
charnel house9
= Do YOU wear any thing which can
be considered in the nature Of tails
man or mascot?
s. Did you ever employ any thing as a
talisman2
o. Do you attach any meaning to a
four-leafed cloverS
10. Would you willingly pass under a
ladder9
H. Do you feel uncomfortable when
you spill salt?
- Would you sit down with thirteen
a. a table?
Is. Would you start on 3 trip on a
Friday, or would you defer commencing
any important work on that day2
IA. Do you attach any particular i'm
portance 20 certain numbers, especially
e. three. seven and nine2
10 Would you give a child Of yours
the same name as that Of one who had
Just died2
Il. Are you afraid Of the dark7
l. Did you ever have your fortune
told By gypsy, astrologer, cards or sini-
lar tesrs2
IS Were you ever nado uneasy By
hearing the insect commonly known ss
tho death-wa.Ch2
70 Would To1 venture % knock throe
tines az Midnight on the door of an
empty church,
% 10 you believe fn dreams. omens,
portents, signs, warnings, hsrhin gers or
hand writings on the wall