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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

There are some queer people 10 the
world. II they 90 TO physician. they
expect to psy him fifty cents Tor pre-
scription. II they 20 to : lawyer, thsy
expect 10 pay him i've dollars for a
opinion. IL they 60 to the editor Of >
paper, they expect him 10 write them
up and furnish estra copies OF the paper
for their uncles. aunts and cousins 70 tho
6fth generation free OF charge. Give %
d fair count and fair fees.--Daviess Co.
Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

Governor Hovey appointed 4. w. No
Bride, OF Elkhsrt. Judge Of the Supreme
Court to succeed Judge Mitchell, de-
ceased. He will serve until one can -
elected In 1892 Mr.. Mcbride was Judge
Mitchell's opponent II the recent alec.
zion and was defeated By over 10000
majority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

Capt. Pstten, warden Of the prison
south, was in tho city "wednesday even
ing, and il answer 70 a inquiry made
BY the Ledger Of him 10 relation to VII.
liam Benson, life convict from Floyd
county. for The murder Of Capt Adam
NottW Keller on the 9Th OF Decsmbors l0oo,
near EdWardsville, and the attempted
murder OF Mrs. Mottweiler, Capt Paltea
ssid: THE hanging of Beueon ought
not to have beco interferred with b tic
governor Ia . cOmmutati0n 70 life tm-
prisonmeut. I have watched Benson
closely In the prison. He u naturally :
murderer. His crime wss committed u
cold blood after deliberate premedilo-
tion. There 10 vicious, murder0us In
stinct 10 him. He 10 no fool. He 4
bright and quick. He should have besn
executed for his awful crime. New
Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

viucenoes Sun: Last night two vis-
ising statesmen, Col. A. -. Hardy. Of
Washington. and Hon. Frank B. Pcsey,
81 Petersburg. got to recitiug Shskes-
pears,to The great disturbance Of the dem
isens 10 and around the Grand Hotel
Oficer Mccarthy tried TO suppress the
noise and be was given Shakespeare
with great emphasis, insomuch that he
placed the Shakesperian Disciples under
arrest and City Marshal Hahn flied an
davits charging intoxication before Esq
|Jackaop.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

Evansville Courier: An income tax
Increasing in ratio with the amount %
the income u the kind Of tex that would
meet the views Of I'll men who believe
10 fsir play. The men who have the
greatest Interest In the security Of The
government. ought 20 pay The most 20
keep II up. II there u IN thing ilIoEicsl
in this proposition We have never heard
Il stated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

AT Indian apoIis Judge Taylor refused
10 confirm the sale Of the plant Of the
indianapolis Car and Manufacturing
Company 70 Z. Pollock, trustee, lot
eS2 500, ssd be Immediately rsised his
BID 10 go 600. HE offer va accepted
and The sale confirmed. The creditors
who purchased the plant, are the Rosne
Iron Company, Chattanooga, Tenn:
Rogers. Brown 4 Co, Cincinnati Block
ID Pollock Iron Company, Cincinnati
Bar Foundry and Machine works Com'
psny, Fort Wayne, and the Central Iron
and Steel Company Of Brazil. They
represent e3.000O0O capital, i is said
lend will Operate the new plant % soor
|as the company can Be incorporated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

Miss Alice Beeler. of Chrisney, BY
Kramer, Oaborn y DeBruler, her attor-
ueys, he's filed suit 10 the circuit court
sssinst the L. Z. 3 81. L. Railroad Com
psny Tor seven thousad dolIars damages
iior Injuries sustsined BY her in . slighl
accident near the depot q thls place u
Mar last.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

The Indisna State Board Of Health
be- determined to enforce the following
rule on I'll railroads in this State. The
owners or managers OF railroad coaches
and street cars carrying passengers IN
the State OF Indiana ere hereby required
10 provide storm doors or vestibuies f0s
each and every car designed to carry
passengers in the State. They are Also
required to provide Thermometers fo'
each car, the accuracy Of which shall Be
ests sblished BY test. During the cold
season the interior OF such cars and
coaches shall he kept at Temperature Of
Sc deg. and ~ deg. above zero. They
shalI also see that said coaches shall b
thoroughly ventilated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

The democratic representatives aud
senseors or the state q the lest election
we're elected upon Z pledge that lee
and salary bill should b psased. lndt-
ana u crowded with good mon who
will be willing TO perform with ndelity
The duties OF ofIlcial posi,iou for res-
salary, but down the emolu-
ments 90 that II will not pay to use
|basket full OF greenbacks TO secure :
nomination. and II will be long step IN
|shs direction Of political publication
The people are In mood 20 notice any
lack OF back bone In this matter, and u
L Democrat fslters In tho good work BIZ
name will be Dennis lin the sweet bye
End bye"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

vincenues Commercial: Hon. w. h.
nGcKeen. President OF the vnndsIIs Rail-
road, strongly favors good roads, snd
holds they are OF - much u mt more
beneft 20 : community than rsiIr0ads.
Il Il I wonder, with the fact that nearly
all the railroads ere waiting 70 haul
gravel grstis IL farmers will put i on the
sosds. that very little EFFORT is made on
the suDject In the country. The Indian
Z apolia Journal Gays: Nothing has come
vet OF the agitation Of the road question
IN this State. During last winter and
spriag the discussion Of the question
became quite general, and an encour'
aging degree Of interest Was manifested
But With the advance OF the cropping
season and hot weather the Discussion
had aubsided and the subject has passed
from the public mind. There ere many
|milea OF good gravel road In the State
but II there were ten times % many there
would not b. enough. This is not merely
Il question Of comfort for man and beast
|of sociaI Improvement and progresss bul
|it 10 Z question OF dollars and CENTS a
general system Of good graz -oad'
Throughout the State would ad0 largely
Ito the value Of the fsrms and farm pro
|ducs. By reducing the labor and *
lpense Of hauling Il would cave farm ani
lInsls and reduce the cost Of marketing
the products Of the farm. Besides put
lting money into the pockets OF the peo
ole, there would BE- : distinct mora
gain in the improved conditions Q
neighborho0d life. Good roads are q
indispensable requisite and unfailinI
lsign OF higher civilization. II 10 tim
for Indians 70 get out OF the mud.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

A southern paper has Il borne IN upos
Il that "anv man that will stick 20 bic
dear old party while $1,000 persOns are
going into drunksrd's Graves each year
= man who Will stick to bic dear old
cofln when Gabriel blows his trumpet
q rssurrecuoo morn.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

Many people who ere interested In the
present balIoting in the Methodist
churches upon the question Of women
acting - lsy delegates to conference,
have wrong impresaion Of its mean.
ing. This 10 not decisive vote. out
merely % informal 'ex xpression Of opin-
ION Tor the guidance Of the heads Of the
church. Should the affirmative side re-
ceive majority Of ballots, then. at the
next general conference in 1892. an
amend meut embod u ing the change will
be prepared. This must receive : two
|thirds vote Of the general conference
when IL will next be submitted TO th'
iannual conferences. A three-fourth'
vote OF these 10 required. II this is OBJ
ltained, then sfser the next general con
ference 10 1896. the measure goes int
Ie6ect 90 IL will BE- seen that the nus
Ieettlemeut Of this important point IT, .
1.-THE best, years in the future.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24
U. G. 2. U. cOLUNN.


The Tlvst STEP Toward .Csnssssisg the
Wosld for Chriss's u q stop Makia{ she
Under The above heading Mrs. Z. B
Ksudrick. IN energetic and able White
lliibboner. of Meriden. Conn. gives
weekly IN one Of the city papers : col,
umn OF short. pithy. Prohibition ite0s. \
There 10 : pointer here tor other work 4
ERE. The following 10 . specimen Of
Mrs. Kendricks . editorial skill and judg- /
ment:
Inability to rsad. disability 70 vote
Voice.
| Grape juice has killed more than grape
shos.- 6pusgson.
You can stop making men drunk by
Law Mon signal.
! Higher the hcense. greater the protect
ton 10 the IiQuor business Issue.
1 A hlow 81 the saloon IL . blow for
Amefica Tor Americans.--North esternl
Mail.
/ One thing 10 certain. you cant make
men good by bad legislation Voice.
\ Crime, misery and poverty 10 the log
lical re-ult Of the liquor trsmc.--People.
High license is nothing hut gigantic,
m".s.ss;..
1s"o" g. ,s. -. s.a;,;a..., ~....s
~ osy ~ :.s.. ~ - ..c;.,. h-Sin
so -" 49,"
. 1919. !. . /. a..o.;cc - =, a..
Ce'o,"" - v..y !, s"..,s. nr,,,r;-
c't'e 80 s,!rrs,r
p'c,1-Ismu.' ,su ...Ga -. \. .a... 1. lv.rcies
|wbieh labor musi sooner oe Is,er make
4
Y Ev,rv dollar spent il . saloon 10 :
lh,o- - the family. and the family 10 the
,defenss ~ our ustjou. North eslern
Nail.
1. No other evil bssrs any comparison
and permanent sEreis.--PhiIsde'phis
Christian Inspector.
Il Your legislators think more o. the ns'
In your ponds and the game 10 you'
woods than of your buys Astvia
Knowlton-
= .its apologists and defenders. shall 3
dove without the hope ~ resurrection
y -l--Ex Governor John r. 81. John.
We consider high ticsnoe 70 % ~
|greatest eSasd that willy politicians hsv'
, lever attempted 20 sorcr upon me peo
VI The cisixens % state ere hardly vii
ling TO ssy that the Law cannot oe en-
forced. Thai's : dangerous sdm'sSini
lelement - % be trsmpIed dcwn and tb'
ss,rough element u 20 rule NO America
man will submit 70 this.--Ars. &C
: Laughlin.
II
! New Mexico. at the last territorial ~
ldistributed more than 4uO pages 2
literature. and realized $o'oOO "om y
ldiniug hall.
all
II The city Of Boston spproprisses -
l52> YEARLY Tor salsries ~ police mstron'
lS,uce more than 5 90 women hav
been arrested In Boslon every year, min
y ssenshs OF them for drunkenness, thes
/, mnsrous have plenty 20 do.
"
lrest . Democratic Legislature upon
drunken people. ] will never vote 70
= ANY man Who 10 not : totsl sostsine'
Nor viii vote Tor man Who ie mol
~ woman sun. .agist. - W endeii fhiiilps.
The w. 9. 7. Y. department o. rsn
road work proposes to establish ssn
road temperance association.
ri
m The Western Broker uiquor oresu
lstates that during the yesr sn"'.g Sun
80. 1888 1855 $50 proof geiions ~ .''
liiiled spirits we're Consumed oy the %
ted Ststes.
The Womens Christian Ies.pe.". ~
Z. 4. -. | d.vc,crirv remsrsb,e efEcieney
n. Th.,r v.rorss a the state cnnveusio
- --~ - h.ss s~ssur.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24
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COX 8 MILBURN,
LAWYERS,
JASPER. INDIANA

s SaAsy1cu ~ vue couRss q DUpoI'
Am aDJOIuluo Couuyieo. eFseess -
pa sso cslsesas. opessslv
ovVIoB-gp eeaars svG -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

II am . temperance man. We can not
rest 4 Democratic Legislature upon
drunken people. ! will never vote fo'
anv man Who 10 not : totsi sbstsiner
Nor viii I vote tor man who ie not
woman sulf. agist. Wendell Phillips.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

The Western Broker (liQuor orgs0
states that during the year ending Jun
so. 1883. IS es5 955 proof gallons ~ ~.
iiiled spirits we're consumed by the Ua'
ted Ststes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

The Y. w. G. T. o.. Of Las Vegas
New Mexico, at the last territorial fsil
more than 400 pages Q
and realized 5000 fsom u
dini0g hall.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

The city Of Bosscn spproprisies -
52l YEARLY for salaries of police mstron'
since more thsn 900 women hav
been arrested in Rosiun every year, min
senshs OF them for drunkenness, thes
matsons have plenty 70 do.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24
,mnsp svesy sslDAr, At sAsrEn'
susoss couurv, IuDSAsA: -
CLGM EHr DOANE.
Op1ICE.-Is Cous'ss bU'LO'ss On
Wssr elxru ersser.

-prros ~ sUDscRSrvIou.
x.els subscription. Tor - Noe.' g . .
~ sIx neaths.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-24

The Women's Christian Temperance
Unjons OF colored women in -. Louie
are developing remarkable emcieney
Their reports ~ the state convention
Iius, closed were among the best features
IoS The program. Among other enter
prises they conduct IN orphanage sol
lcolored children which bas handled
more than 81 500 IN . careful manner
and they are now contemplating the -
Establishment of : home for the aged o
their own race.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
a catncomb nt Kertch.

A few days ago an interesting cata-
comb was discovered at Kertch, in the
neighborhood Of the Tahtar quarter.
The catacomb in question lies about if
teen feet under the surface and is
divided into three compartments. 1t
is decorated with frescoes representing
Hermes surrounded by winged genii
and also with scenes taken from domes-
tic life. The most interesting discov-
cry Of all was an inscription, part OF
which forcibly reminds the reader OF
the one over Shakespeare's ashes. II
runs. "Soral1, who never threw away
the bone Of the poor. has raised for
himself this sanctuary, and adjures al
people that his bones were not robbed
and de;iled." This adjuration TO pos
teriiy has been without effect. for the
catacomb was already found to have
been plundered. Exchange
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
Royal Newspaper Reader.

Mr.. Harold Frederic, correspondent
81 the New York Times. is in Berlin
preparing life OF the young emperor
under the direction Il had almost said
anspices) Of the emperor himself.
Wilhelm II is rather partial 10 journal
lists, and he is a yoracious newspaper
reader. Fifty Of the leading newspa-
pers Of Europe are brought to him
every morning, and he plunges through
them with the avidity and the alacrity
Of a professional exchange editor. A
pair OF shears are close at hand, and
he clips whatever seems 70 be of par
ticular interest TO him. These clip
pings are duly pasted in scrap books
and. indexed. In this fashion doth his
majesty keep record on the boys.
II is said that the Paris Figaro is the
newspaper whose opinions seem TO in
terest him most Eugene Field il
1 Chicago News.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
The Lucky winners,

Galveston fTcN,A News. July 2,
At the last drawing Of the Louisiana State
Lottery there were TWO citizens Of Galveston
who ere fortunate enough each TO win very
handsome slices Of one OF the capital prizes,
the ir tickets cling fractional parts of ticket
No 80, 205 which won Sl01,000, the two win
ne s securing as their share Of this amount
81, 800 each. One was Oscar VIM. Ekelnnd,
q cabinet maker residing at 159 twenty sew
enth street, the other George Weiss, de
livcFer for Fox's bakery. Mr.. Ekelund be.
licves 81 the old maxim about 'faint
heArt,n ETC.. gu continued until finally re-
varied an tho 'gh he Is now more than
compensated for all his investments he says
be intends to continue It as the most profit
able he ever enc Rged in. Mr.. George We,ss,
the winger OF the other S., zoo. was winner
against his faith. lie SAYS he never ha
faith in lotteries OF any kind. aud that the
ticket he bought and won for him s, $40 was
for upon him. Il was the third ticket he
had ever purchased, but he says that in the
future II any month passes without his buy.
Ing ticket Il will be because he has not got
the dollar TO buy Il with.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
Erect Of Realism ON The Actor.

j know a much respected actor who
vas the acme OF muscular development
until he played dramatic hero, who
had 10 be hanged upon the scaifold
every night. He told me his sensa-
tions were something horrible. To
stand upon trap with your hands
bound behind you, rope around your
neck and black cap over your face
even the thought OF such realism is
intimidating. But this man did it
night after night, and he acknowledged
10 me that from the moment the black
cap was pulled over his face he was in
semi-conscious state and could feel
himself swaying about like reed in
the wind, waiting for the trap to give
way and his body receive the thud Of
being hurled into space. Nightly that
man dropped eight suddenly and
without warning-and. although he
was strapped with solidly made har-
ness all over his body, to support his
weight yet-supposing one little strap
had given way? The audience might
still have applauded, but the melodra-
matte hero would have been-beyond
their plaudits. Il. Harrison.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
EIegant TrinIng az Dinner.

Another innovation which involves
good deal OF elegant trifing at table
has been introduced into fashionable
houses in Paris during the progress OF
that sometimes dreary part Of the din
ner called dessert" This consists in
the practice Of placing on the table
small receptacles in silver, rather
bluntly called marmites, or "pots.n
The marmites are carefully covered,
and may contain almonds, nuts. cakes,
or any other tiny kickshaws Of the
sort. The elegant trifing comes in
when the guests, brimful Of mystery as
10 the contents OF their respective re-
ceptacles, go through a process Of ex-
change and barter. each discovery
being saluted with observations Of a
more or less spirited character. Polite
badinage is the rule when guest has
exchanged his well filled marmite for
a comparatively empty one, or re-
reiyed from fair neighbor pot
replete with rare delicacies en- troc for
his own relatively valueless assortment
Of sweets.-Cor. London Telegraph.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
,,,m,ay Tor niIlousnsss.

- amer from disorder or inaclion Of
- N, .sysr gel the upper hand Of the uR-
y W. lang as they use such irrational
Bsg s'f ~ slue bills, caiomsl and podophy lin.
ssssaiu ~ ,rled and popular medieins, Hostel
|s' w. i.eb Bitiers, they may expect relief with
pr s 80 i, attaining IL, The innusnes Of the
i esf'lis 49,. ths great hillary gland IL direct,
#lis's M speedily felt The relief afforded Is
49, 1910 bot complete and pefmanent. The
D. -. ~ ~ skin, fursd appearances Of the
-" 4. siss.tion. sOsIiysness, headache, naa'
Rsss', ,ssough he right side aud shoulder, Ia
Il. J. - accompaniment Of The obstinate com
ss =, entirely and promptly removed By ;
~ = M, inss,imablg medicine 10 behalf Of
4 ~. y. ,s,tIuouy Is constantly smAnaiihE from
i ~ -. -, AID from ali classes % society.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
Adding TO peath,s Horrors.

"Ciyilization has added u new hor'
ror TO DEATH" gentleman whose
daughter died recently remarked the
other day. The number otmen ia
New York City whose livelihood de-
nendsupon how far n mourning iami-
iycnn be impressed or can be hadgered
into nccediag To their demands grows
constantly, The very moment we
mt the Grape upon our door-bell the
house was hesieged by agents oilivery
stables who wanted TO furnish us with
cnrrinres at less than the regular
rntes by runners for undertakers'
sunplics. and vendors o tombstones,
artificial wreaths, obituary verses,
md every other conceivable device
hearing upon death. People arepar-
,iculnrly sensitive inamoment ofbe-
ron yement, and on that account they
shou d be in some measure protected
from the attacks OF these sharks.
Yon can have no idea OF the amount
olmisery they cause. Isupposenoth'
;ngcan be done about il, but it seems
10 me thntit ought to be n .it subject
for legislative consideration. New
York Sun.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
AEoroihle Preaoher.

While Il is doubtful IL Sam Jones
sermons will go in Boston, there is
no doubt that his style has certain
degree OF force. For instance, in
Charlotte. n. c., the other day, be
snid. among other things: "Idrather
bc a lowdown cham gang negro than
one OF your ittleintidels. Iouwon {
10 in hell two minutes before you'll
be hopping around il the fire and
Yelling: What n mistake ! made.
/ have some respect for Bob ipger-
soil, because he can get 5000 n night
for his lecturing. But some of these
little fellows are infdels for nothing,
INV 50 to hear Ingersoll and board
themselves. ] understand you are
MI running society here pretty live
IN. Society," A pair of T5 cent slip
ners and n S1.25 wasp bonnet lets
Won into it. There is no manhood
no womnnhood in it. The fruits o.
society. so-called, are the dude and
the dndine. 1fyou don't like what
I'm saving, just grt up on your hind
legs and slide out.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

Don't readl Don't think
Don't BELIEVED Now. are you
betterf
You women who think that
patent medicines are a hum
bug, and DR.. Pierce's Favor
tie Prescription the biggest
humbug of the whole because
it's best known of all)-does
your lack-of-faith cure GOMEZ
It's very easy to don't " in
this world. Suspicion always
comes more easily than con-
fidence. But doubt ~ little
faith - never made a sick
woman well - and the "Fa-
vorite Prescription " has cured
thousands of delicate, weak
women, which makes US think
that our Prescription is
better than your don't believe.
We're both honest. Let US
come together. You try DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
If it doesn't do as represented.
you get your money again.
Where proofs so easy, can
you afford to doubt ?
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

Our readers have seen the advertisement
Of Morse's shoe Factory In our columns for
the past few months, and We take this OPP
portun ~ OF saying that It is almost the old
e. shee concern west OF the Mississippi
rive. and is one Of the largest shoe concerns
in the entire west. They tre conducting a
very large factory at Omaha, and from all
the rel orts that we hear, they are making
goods that are well suited TO our western
peope
II is Of the greatest Importance TO cneour-
ace marr factories IN the wess They give
employment TO our surplus labor, and In
many other ways help our section of the
country.
This concern only sells It's goods 10 mer.
charts. hui we are satisfied that Il would be
to the advantage Of our subscribers 10 ask
Their store keepers 10 send TO w. v. MORSE
* CO., Omaha, Neb., for their goods.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

tsssrson Miller Of Jefiersonville.
la has good reasons for his strong
SO d both rails and ihreshing ma
49, Ia 1879 ho Was feeding
,,.hlsg machine Ia the barn when a
"a AZ across the floor. Turning to
W. /, bis loft hand WAS pulled on BY
"a mzchine. Again. Ia 1857. while
s.ellag tho same machine In tho ldsnt-
a ARA above mentioned. Pal FAn
psen Bis feet. Ito kicked AT il.
5sd and had his only remaining
s,si ground % 4 pulp Ia the grcedy
Ass. 81. Louis lsopubllc.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

We have In stock. packed ready to ship, e
half dozen small newspaper outfits suitable
tur publication OF papers in small towns or In
the Sioux reservation country. They are
bargains. Address
WESTERN NKwsrArER UNION,
Omaha, Neb.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

MoRsE's SCHOOL SEoEs.-M Made in
our large shoe factory, at Omaha, Me-
braska. Ask your dealer for them.
Refuse TO take any others. If notkept
in your town, write us, asking where
10 get them. They wear longer and
fit better than any other shoes. Shoes
have always been made too narrow.
We make them wide. A reward OF
Fifty Dollars, in gold, paid for every
pair OF our own make of shoes that
contain :. particle Of shoddy, or any
thing but solid leather. We make one
hundred and fifty styles Of Women's,
Misses and Chiidren's Sewed and
Standard Screw, Grain, Glove, Kid and
Gondola. Elegant styles, wide and
good-fitting. We also carry one hun
dred and fifty styles Of Mems Goods,
RuhheFs &c
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

Little but active-are DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Best Liver Pills made gen.
tie, yet thorough. They regu-
late and invigorate the liver,
stomach and bowels.