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Wichita eagle., 1889-04-10
MASSACHUSETTS, BUTTER BUSINESS

Boston, April 9.-The thirty-ninth an
nual report of the state board Of agricul-
ture was made to the legislature this
morning The great growth of the butter
business is noted particularly in the devel-
opment of the cooperative creamery sys-
tenn. There are twenty-six of such lnstl..
tutions which made 29,0O0,0Oo pounds of
bItter last year.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-10
SPECIAL.

There ara three blanks prepar-
Cd especially By q. Henry ~.
COpp, Of Washington City, for
Oklahoma: which We are ceiling
a. the low price OF 90 cents per
hundred.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-10
ghe aaehta Daily Eagle aaednday gormine April TO- 1888

discriminating against themselves from
other nations, and more especially from
the other country"
The debate was finally adjourned until
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-10
IN MEMORY OF GEN. SHERIDAN.

ALBANY, N. Y. April 9.-Memorisl ser
vices for the late General Sheridan were
held here tonight. General Sherman and
General Alger were among those present.
General Wagner Swayne was the orator of
the evening.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-10

sPozrsag o. o. the irossled wAsers7 use<.
70 ne pacific pe-fo---azoe- BIT 4 tAs a.
happens 70 be Dzrsssg. as = proposes pr
sse War Depsrtzae1-- 4 wczi - yexy -
czEc fer ,1e As-zE.sc-
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-10
ANOTHER SAVANNAH FIRE.

SAVANNAH, Ga, April 9.-The Savannah
cotton mill was burned this afternoon.
Total loss on the building, machinery and
stock is 500, 900; insurance is $4,000.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-10
ARGUMENT FOR THE PARNELLlTES

ARGUMENT FOR THE PARNtlLl Is
LONDON, April 9.-When the Parnell
commission re-convened this morning Sir
Charles Russell resumed his hong arg
ment in behalf of the Parnellities. The
eloquent pleader continued his review OF
the testimony giver by witness for the
Times and was followed throughout with
closest attention by court and spectators
alike.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-10

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, April 9.-Jacob R.
Reiff, who was bunkoed out of $4,000
worth of bonds about year ago. has re-
covered them by paying s. 900 to go-be-
tween who represented himself as New
York detective.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-10
STATEMENTS.

> u = d E<It o
No 4 534-Dsc sTs:ory Ossre6
5s5- Decl.Tasory UnsTered
Jfs-sol1i~rs Decisra.ory & As1syit.
s5is-So!disrE Decisrstory.
4-J1S-So dlSrs Dss-hsrgs
Plsass nnd be surs 20 order By pvraosy.
Tasss Blsrks are ysrth frozr Flf;y C<o5 20
Oos Dollar Add Fly Ceess per hzstssd-
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-10
NOTICES.

No. 434j-Cor.sst Homestead Law.
s-2TC-Ex Par.s Contss.ed Homestead
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

dispose of as / do towards the men
who want offices. You see it works
both ways. The men who want office
usually need it. The men who are to
go out ought not TO be hurried I'M
necessarily; and the men who have
recommendations 10 make should
have plenty of time to consider each
case and make suitable selections for
the places i have had men come to
me for Office demanding recognition,
before I'd thought Of them asking
for anything. A Senator or Congress
man can't tell what to do. He is in
predlcament. IL the offices were.
only TO be filed when vacancies nat
urally occur, it wonld be different.
On all sides it is better to let men fill
out their terms. 1t is better for the
officials, better for the officeseekers.
and infinitely better for the Congress
men, Senators, President and cabinet
officers. am a civil-service reformer,
and not for any selfish reasons, either.
And he amt. Philetus Sawyer is
one Of the best men, the most unself-
ish, honorable, fair dealing men ever
known in public life. Too many
words can not be written in his praise.
He is absolutely without enemies;
and that is phenomenal for man who
has been before the public as long as
he has been.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

Mr.. King said all seemed to be
united in the opinion that private
property may be taken for public use
But who is TO decide what is public
use, and what private use? The
people, or the courts? He wished in.
formation on that point.
In the sovereign people, replied Mr..
Claggett, to be uttered through the
legislation Of the peoples represen-
tatiyes, reposes the great right.
Mr. Woods moved a substitute,
which was read.
Dir. Ainslie moved its adoption.
He believed in the right of taking
private property for public use, but
ne denied the right 10 take the prop
erty Of one and give it to another.
Mr. Mcconnell moved the previous
question. Carried.
The previous question was ordered,
and after voting down the various
amendment offered, the substitute
reported from the joint committees,
with few verbal amendments, was
adopted by large majority.
Took recess until 2:30
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
SENATOR SAWYER.
He GIves His Views ON Ofilce.HoldIng
Under the Government.

1HNtA NhN UVfSA AhtNhts
II don't believe in turning men out
of their offices because they don't
think as do about politics. says
Senator Sawyer, of Wisconsin. Il
think they ought TO be allowed to
finish their teri because they accept
the positions with the expectation of
holding them for four years. They
make calculations accordingly, and
many whole family has to suffer
when a man is fired out prematurely. {"
Aside from his well-known philan-
thropic, kindly feeling towards in
dividuals, Senator Sawyer is a thor
ough partisan, and it is but natural
that he should add "0f course, when
party power is changed, the men who
hold offices ought to make business
arrangement to enable them to resign;
and they should resign as early as
possible. But if they don't and can't
afford to do SO, there is no sense nor
is there any justice in turning them
out, merely to make room for another
fellow. Until the other man is APP
pointed, he will go to making his liv-
ing as he has been accustomed to do.
ing; and when he does get into office,
he expects to stay for four years, too.
No man should be made TO suffer or
see his family ON short rations be-
cause the Administration changes
hands"
The question was propounded:
"Don't you think as you do, and say
what you say, Senator, because you
want to be rid of the office seekers,
and put them Off"
"Not for any selfish reason, Tn
getting near the end of my official
career. l am now seventy.three years
old, and will never again be reelected
to the Senate. l don't want to be,
But, having had experience here, l
feel as kindly towards the men who
are In Congress and have offices to
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
akiiig Direct Connection

D~nveT. Cheyenne, Ogden,
Smst I.a&e City, Sacramento,
- wrr Los Angels, San Francisco, Port
y .Gind and III Nebraska, Colorado, Utah
Eyomsng. IDAHO, Montana, Oregon
ID Nevada. california and Pacific
Coast Points.
e. axgags Checked Through from all
'pinas Iii she East to Points Named
I0aafz nils Sleeper Free on through Trains
Kw# gmssh@T reformation regarding tho terri.
L. srs fFavv*HeM- rates OF fare descriptive pam.
I'M HzNf@s N$R. AHpsF TO nearest agent Of Union
Aesfe wv IN n@nncctinE roads. or address
Thomas Il. Kimball, J. S. Tcbbcts,
ca. okS MANAGER G.P.AT.A
oMAnA, NEBRASKA.
Nv pAA9&n, D. p. A., Salt Lake
r. CaoxssR, Agent, at Blackfoot
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
BILLIARD AND BAR ROOM IN CONNECTION
Make No Mistake.

BY dispelling the symptoms so ofteA
mistaken for consumption. Santa
Able has brought gladness TO many
household BY its prompt use for
breaking up the cold that often de
velops into that fatal disease, thouy
ands can be saved from an untimely
grave. You make no mistake by
keeping a bottle of this pleasant rem
edy in the house. California CatR-
Cure is equally effective in eradica-
ting all traces of nasal catarrh Roth
OF these wonderful California rcme-
dies are sold and warranted by Beble
g. Son, 81 a package, : for $3.50,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
TERRITORIAL DIRECTORY

J.s. Hickey
h A nd TKmMs or COURT.
|FeH kfo1s--5una fssh aud October 18th.
T. - i3AswAnvfi Pad @nS September Ord,
9sa April dAsh As4d November 18th.
Mar Inf ana Ruly 18th.
49, Ms~MMY i@tA MAsd Beptembcr nth
iuint Va An@ rife May egth and September 3Oth.
and FanS BEAeRRoor LAND oFFIcR
h. dar 4. esq ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Perry j. Arson
AAv@r. - .4s&s+ss.,... William III. Danilson
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
California Cai.D-Cure.

The only guaranteed cure for catarrh. cold,
hay fever, rose cold. catarrhal deafness and
sore eyes Restores the sense OF taste, and
unpleasant breath. resulting from catarrh. Ie
easy and pleasant 20 use. Follow directions
and = cure is warranted by all druggists Send
for circulars 20 Abietine Medical Company at
Oroville. Cal Six months treatment for IL, II
sent by mail el.lo. For sale by Behle g. Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
Recommended

above all others, we used Il with mar
yelouH results. The sore healed and
health and strength rapidly returned"
II. J. Armstrong, weinar. Texas.
al find Ayers Sarsaparilla 70 be an
admirable remedy for the cure OF blood
diseases. l prescribe IL. and IL does fhe
work every time" - Il. l.. Pater, VI. d.,
Manhattan, Kansas.
We have sold Ayers Sarsaparilla
here for over thirty years aud always
recommend II when asked 10 name the
hest blood-purifer." w. +. Mclean,
Druggist. Augusta, Ohio.
Ayers medicines continue 20 be the
standard remedies in spite of all COM
petition" 7. w. Richmond, Bear
Lake. Mich.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
AFrERNooN SESSION.
FIRST PROPOSITIONS ON SELECTION OF
JUDGES.

FIRST PROPOSITIONS on SELECTION OF
JUDGES.
The Supreme Court Justices shall
consist Of three Justices, who shall
be elected by the electors of the State
at large. The terms of the Justices
shall be, one TO hold his office for
two years, one for four years, one
for six years.
SECOND PROPOSITION.
The Justices of the Supreme Court
shall consist OF three Justices, who
shall be appointed by the Governor
by advice and consent OF the Senate.
They shall be ineligiable to any other
Office during the term for which
elected. -Four terms of the Court
shall be held annually-two terms at
the seat Of government and two terms
at the city os Lewiston. Nez Perez
County.
The State shall be divided into FIVE
Judicial Districts, for each OF which
Judge shall be elected by the people
for term of four years.
Judge shall reside in the District
for which elected.
The District Court Clerk for each
county shall be elected by the quail
iied voters. A District Attorney is
provided for each Judicial District to
hold his Office for four years.
No person shall be eligiable to the
Office Of District Judge unless learn
ed in the law, 80 years OF age and
shall have resided in the State two
years.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
The Old Doctors

Drew blood, modern doctors cleanse it;
hence tho increased demand for Altera-
tiyes. II is now well known that most
diseases are due, not 70 oyer-abundance.
but to impuriiy, of the blood; and it
Is equally well attested that no blood
medicine is so eGicacious as Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
"0ne Of my children had large sore
break out on the leg. We applied
simple remedies. for a while, thinking
the sore would shortly heal. But it grew
worse. We sought medical advice, and
were told that an alternative medicine
was necessary. Ayers Sarsaparilla
being
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
FOR SALE.

A 30. ] Parker patent breech load
Ing ahot gun together with reloading
outHt sfd shell belt. The gun is in
yo0d comdltion and will be sold cheap
tor casI Call at this Office and see It
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4 s.s-st v.tt Slant.

4 special dispatch irpm Ch-,ennc 10
the Denver Republican SAYS: For =
long time past rinrlmrn within twenty
miles, bu, particularly east and south,
ha'. been p-si-rri 1y herds ii prairie
wolves. \ juicy thoroughbred cali OF !,
sneklin4 colt Al any and all times u
target lot them, aud Young stock ot thu,
d->cg p,Ion iny. frequently disappeared
I.ai.i, much older stock has L-~n kilir'i
4, these pests and ihr ianchin-n have
determined 10 rli the country Of them.
4 hunt has brcn organized for the
coming week. II viii include some oi
th- b--i known caiilcm-n of the city.
-ni starting ir'm the Perry Organ ranch
ju,i cav; IL town. will work the country
ior - distance ot twenty miles. II Is
intended 10 10 y aolf drive. possible
none viii 10 Killed on the open prairie.
They viii hr driven Ia their d-ns In the
r'rk., and when the party assembled
s.il IT, smoked vat and Slaughtered.
,rr., sPagi ~ eagerly looked for.
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}iEEkER HERALD.
ia. sat. Editorial Association.

The Co!oiaiu Editorial association Is
composed -; ml,t at The prominent
newspaper men o' the state, sucl. men
n, Kemp &. tpNp:f, William stapsrl"h,
70 plcArnsIeet, "Ih others w lh-
D.u,.t hpuoncsn; Ni-,srs. john am
ins, ". 4 Thomas an.i Others nj ihu
Rocky Mountain Se.s; co'. Gr'f'l'h hnd
his ASSOCIATES uu H.. Times; EDITOR
Lambert, vi III Pueblo chiei'ain-in
fac. all the brisht.s. and cle'rreSt o.
Color ,in'. ,uriiali,.s. with hut few "a
captions, are enrolled on It's mrinbe1-
ship roll AZ their, last meeting, held IN
July, clos. seIillnS VA, made VI Tie
members nIgi quite nuInler WHO hh.i
b-.u guilty ut sharp practices, ar wh"
w.r. u,t editors, were summaiily ch'
relied. I,i. this rim, and bohtail oi
thu profession who h1's- either h'ri'
'grri ont at rint get IN, VITO are
ALVIN, asking why the Editorial
association dee. ~, in something u
protect nur interests = i" shcii Nt
wouiI respectfully suggest that lhc>
r-iu.u tn their lrsiti,nlt. o'fu'
p-'ion the forge. ~" grade; Tie
WHISKY shop; OF some other "h'f'
tie, can use tie tools with which tlirl
Axe uoge familiar than Win thr illkln.
Newspaper man, Proper. have u chance
10 show that The, are better Than the,
have been represented. - G.cnwoo,
Republican.
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EASTERN pRlpALs.

Is.~~. oI I'r,miiis. rs..,ic-- t" .. i"u""
la III. Modern Marriage service.
All nations originally captured their
brides and aneIt tins an article IN biack
wood Magazine gives US some Interesting
particulars. Traces OF this priInitr7o praa
tee survive even IN our c.vi!ilad anu e"ui'
plex marriage service. Tho bridegroom
takes las hes, man, the strongest and most
daring among his associates, aud goes u
carry OF h.s brsio ia defiance OF her pr"
tsctiug trademarks. who In thoir degenerate
days exhaust their energies " burning s-,In
shoes, rice, ate., ut tho refreshing, but tri-
GmpLant, bridegroom
L>oi how Va. woman oueo vas woocdl
Forth Iesped tho savage from his lar.
He f.iied her. and to nuDtiAis rude
no dragged her bleeding by tho hais.
Among the trlDes of Western China the
brutal savsgery Of the hrs, assault has dis
appeared. Among tho Lolo, In Western
China, tho bride, on her wedding morn
p~rch-s herself on the iopmost branch OF u
large tree, while the elder female members
Of the family cluster on III, lower linus
Armed with sticks. Tho bridegroom then
Chambers up tho tree. assailod on al sides
by blows. pushes ard punches from tho
dowagers, and II II not until hs has brokou
through the defense. and captured tue
prize, that he Is allowed to carry on h.,
brid. For several days before tho wo'i
dug tho Chinese bride .Ad her companion,
utter dol.iul CRIES and lamentations. Ia an
trilaiioa Of the dreadful faio awaiting her,
bg,
VIA, .he III a.ss, from what sko'!i Say.
Les far - ssoilsHd 'Eom ca'aAy.
On tho marriage morn DO traces OF grief
disnyur. tho fair bride; aud ~ soon ~ the
D~st man Is announced y large, red ...k
,sev, sngs va!ied. sho II Conducted by III.
hcsi man 10 tn. sedan chair In waiting. Ac-
eotnpanlcd by music, for.runncrs and flow
rrs, sIo IL earsicJ Ia tho door Of her nov
home As tho chair stops tho bridegroom
comes gu, ana taps on tho door with hl,
fan. upon which /, Is op-Gei up by t.e
bridesmaids. who help tho bride To ali ghi.
hhr 10 mol, however. allowed to enter the
house IN the ordinary way. but Is borne
across tho threshold GA tn. b..rx Of sery
an, and over Charcoal iru What may b.
tho meaning OF lif,ins ihr bride oy.r :.
charcoal urv would o hani 10 determine. IL
has b-~a suggested that IL may 10 either
an act OF publication or IN. nr- may pos
sibly have been originally Intended To serve
As bar against tho r-sru!ag force, and To
pr~ycnt tho pSsslblli,y Of -sea,. on tho
part Of the bride Having oae. tren safely
deposited IN tho reception hall. tho lady
prn.'rsi-, herself brior. her husband, shd
submits 10 have the r~d vail lifted by her
lord with y fan.
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oar Bangor. U.ss As.sss.

IL n calm r'yirv of history have W..
nni reason 10 ask ourselves. VIVA. II
tat. second century, Shall our clil.
drrns children SEQ another centennial
sotnmcm1ra,inn -: Washington AMI
thu constitution think every thought.
full man must pronounce such y ,uin.
summation Improbable ia the extreme.
v seems =, Ia me,
To max. truly great nation aud Ia
gf>c I'-fpv,uity Ia It's institutions. We
arc laugh, Is, history To demand. ~ u
Capable foundation or race. "a All
hereditary system of public morals and
lai a spirit oI hd-iit, of national tta.ii'
,iuns and -, adhesion 10 ,Ii-,l and long.
Established institutions.
Tie race that gave birth 10 American
nationality Is Tie only race In human
history that has proved Itself capable Of
II scl''guV,im,ui, OF OF creating and
maintaining free institutions and lava
that cooI-fat- with freedom. i.nt the
Tu,,J.I. from Castle Garden a.un, should
L. enough 10 arouse the American
FsfaAaN w 'fhi''A y tAasANss improvement
III our naturalization law. E,cN year
,huus inds. Who can neither write their
names not speak ilic Language Ia which
nur constitution and our laws are ~fit.
ten b,cumc Nu,-T,. We -ndow these
with algups, immediate power To- nsu.
iralige tie yo,.s of the native ,.rrr, who
must live four times rs long under their
own nag before they can .N.rcis. the
franchise ~ electors. VII, an Amer
lean mother must submit to this dis
elimination against her boys. tn iayor
"' the vomit Of Vessel that give birth To-
voters ionr times ~ fast, IL not alrcsd,
quite as numerous, seems worthy uf
sta,csmanlike inquiry.
Is there national spiri, left among MS
To asscr, tina, the time has come to gov.
era America by honest American
VOTERS. and - demand that no such pre-
tx ~ Irish or German ou Mormon shall
Ire suffered Ia qualify the American
nanicy if not, free institutions and
popular government must perish even
here. where they might flourish forever
under the conditions | have indicated
AMI not otherwise Bishop \. Cleyc-
land Coke in the Angus; Forum.
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The SNAKES CHARM.
ti~s q Really IL. f.s-r to ta.s1ssie q.
SMALLER ttetIras:

smaller tteslrsss:
Conserving tho power OF snake g.
charm birls and fowls. and even human
bsinE., ih.rr has AWAY. been doubt and d..
css.Aoa. TIE Popular Aricncc Monthly ~.
ccuily printed ZONE curira. ancsio,-, ofi
;uis sul.cct- Here Is one Of them: A sen.
ilcmau FROM, Iowa says ;ha, oHc day while
cu.pF through lis raaliry yard he noticed
n iutkc, Ara with neck stretched TO tho VI.
moAi. cHls ai.'crded and wings slightly
rai.ol, gazing moot intcntly upon somc oh
jcct ca the ground three or four fec, from
where " s,coi. Watching Il for souc mo.
meats hc found that tho turkey moved
slowly around thc attracting: objec: Ia a cir.
Gle. without Withdrawing IL. garc for n mo-
meat. Amer u had made a full circle he
lpqu,a=lrd to learn tho cause OF i;s CT.
irlnulirarr behavior sui found that the at.
tracing objcc; was \ small striped snake
partially concealed by some small weed,
anJ not uatii he touched IL did the ,urkc,
no'tc liz presence, though ordinarily 1,
would no; pcrmi, hun TO approach within
two or three yards. Evca when driven
away tho turkey persisted In returning aud
working around In circle
O:hcr fowls were then driven in tho sii.
rcrtton Of tho snake, and all on catching n
rinnp.c ~ IL were strangely affected
Finally. satisfied that tho condition Of the
fowls on seeing the reptile Mas purely an
objective one, tho writer took . stack and
approached tho .naAS to kill IT. II wa.
dead already and-most noteworthy poin,
of all its head was crushed out Of all sem
hlancc TO its original shape and covered
with dirt.
The conclusion the writer reached was
that small animals passed into subjective
or hypactic condition on being suddenly
brought in view Of scrpcni., OF which ali
animals, great and small. appear TO stand
in dread Accepting this. he says, We have
tho fascination Of birds aud small beasts by
snakes as "a scicuitlc fact
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DISTRICT OFFICIALS
ro~TorrcE BULLETIN.

''N''ff't III iLhiiNs
iawiin. mail leave. Monday. Wednesday anfi
Friday ut .. m Arrives Tic.liy. Thur
Ia, AMI saturday af G -. TN.
1rail'i River mail leave. N-cs-r daily. c,r-p;
Sunday. at q. IN. Arrives daily. except
SUNDAY. Mt i.'n =. M.
iianE"iy mi white River mail leaves Mcctcr
every Monday nni THURSDAY =, a. IN.
Arrives every "Wednesday AMI saturday u,
GU. IN.
Muncy ori-r AMI registry department opcii
frum n. M. TOT y. IN.
ru-tuf'ic- or-n on SUNDAY. frun sto 10 n. M.
ami frum To : y. IN.
\. V. HousroS. Postmaster.
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corSry OFFICIALS.
TOWN OFFICIALS.

Mayor. l.. II. wnlhriirr
Trustees. !. W. WEIGH. Adam Eckcl. u. u.
BcrEh. J. ". Wolfe. e. r. barton. l.. +. Craig.
Clerk and NCcur,ier. e. y. barton
Marshal. I'll. J. smizcr
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Tile yes;ihule train I, u new factor \!
claimed Tor these trains that on nccoun,
III their being connected by steel hoois
all danger 81 tclestnpine In ease Of ae-
ciirut II removed, tie train being
practically one long ear. 1t is ccItaE,
that ia. oscillation Of the ears is greatly
reduced, and II Is alsn certain that the
v-stihul. trains afford the greatest CON.
inr, Vet known 10 travellers. Tie aiop-
ton %! this style II train 10y the Chicago.
santa fc y California hallway between
Kansas CITY and Chicago is s,ron. bid
for the passenger traffic between The
IVES; and Chicago. This new road Is
III man, particulars ahead Of nm, of It's
older competitors, AMI will undoubtedly
lie il'c popular road L. Chicago.