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New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
1omrsiie 6iIuations manieo

Females.
LII KINDS OF German servants. with
"A nrst.class references always Oh hand
ior city or country. I. SONNENSCnElN'
Employment once. IL 3I.aye.. near SA.st.
A YOUN,s English lady. received educa.
"A tiun at oxford. wlshe- holiday engage
Inrnt in the country or city To teach the
English branches. kindergarten. drawing,
painting. singing would slso accept a posi-
ton a. colnUniOa o. lbdy good felcl,hce'
\. h., 2OG West i25th-st.
COLORED WOMAN would like q stu.
"A alton to 20 out mornings u put cham
bcrS 10 rights. ray from ! 10 IL. or family
washing To take nome. Call or address b.,
2i0 East 9'th-st.
4 NORTH GElMAN LADY. well quail
"a fled. would lik' 10 sup,rlnt"nd gen
tl"man's hous'h0.d ana conduct tht educa-
tion o. mothcrlc~s children city or coun-
try; h.ghost references. Address c., Box
), fr.bdno onlce.
A YOCNG LADY desires position as
"A useful cOmplIlon b. invalid ady. Ad.
dress \. r., 45o LcNington-ave.
1 IL FAMILIES. hotels clubs or instl.
"A tutlons can hc supplied with good ser.
Gail at ~ 6th-ave.. HALLS.
RELIABLE party desires charge Of
~ country residence; can furnish best
references from former employers. Address
NJ. >. G.. West i4th.st.
n pMPANlON.-By young lady 20 q lady
\ or child no objection 10 travelling. Adj
dress W. Boz g., Tribune Uptown Onice.
: 93S broadway.
~ AMRFitMA1D and WAITRESS
Y By tidy, capable. sober honest girl :;
cttv or country makes salads, wait IN
courses. careful Of silver and glass fond OF
Children. Call Il, 272 6th-aNc., near l1th.st
~ HAnBERMAID or WAITHESS.-By a
Y respectable oololcd girl in the country !;
bnardng-house prcitfred. Call or address
453 7th.ave., between Bath and 35th sts
CHAMBERMAID SEAMSTRESS. &C.,
Y Bv English Protestant girl care chill
cr,n, o. mothers helper; willing TO make
herself generally useful very neat ana de-
sirablc; city or country city references
Ready az the HOME BUREAU 100 otn'a'
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domestic 5ituallons UanIe0
Females.

CHAMBERWORK MATTRESSES, &C.
" American young women, Cor city or coui'
try; references; ready. l3o Otl.asc', as
the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, fIh
house above 10th-st.
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TIA HnKSES

ID ASTTRF.-Th very best pasture
i with running water for horses. 20
miles from city; both low and Upland
meadow. Address T.. V. SMITH, West
wood y. j.
- TREET SPRINKLING trucks patent
- or plain. at reduced prices. w. IVES.
TERFifLD & son. IL Princc-st.. Y. Y.
CMITH's CARBOLIC POWDER. the only
- dlsinfectant adapted 10 stable use. GEO.
SNITH, IS Scabring-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

NOUNG swedish girl as waitress and
chambermaid and assist with children
reference Call Mrs. MALMBERti, Sweo:
ish Bureau. 352 <th-aye.. bet 2oth sns
26th sts.. upstairs.
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for Sale.

A NYTHING .u diamonds. wafchr-. jewell
y ~ delivered 900 -u1i. cash payment .
balance PAYABLE In small w,"hlN pay
nrnts CAN or address UNION WATCH
Co. 2S3 Broadway.
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0ilp Rral estate Go fet

w ATCH HILL, X. Fully furnished
w cottage for the sea a.on desirable M
every rspect. &. a. COLLINS. 10
Broadway.
y FLOORS in private house TO family ~
two gas and fuel. CAL for two weeks
151 LenoA-ave.
&c WEST S2D -ST.-Ncw house. decorated
wv low rent from September / possession
et enee. Apply on premises.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
Board dn0 Rooms.
Furnished Rooms.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
a YORK TRIHrXE MIL nE RE.
no. '23s Broadway, corner Thirty. .hrst..t..
untn 8 p. M; $50 Broadway, between
twenty. second and Twenty -thlId SIS. until
Eiehth-sve. 1j2 sixth.aIe. 1873 Fourth.
ave-. corner Fonitce thst.
II ACHELOR APARTMENTS. New
~ plumbing; newly renovated and fur
nlshed parlOr floor; also suites and private
baths single rooms near Alpine; summ6f
prices. 81 West 33d-st.
I EXINGTON.AVE.. 1l6. corner 2sth-st.
IL Desirable. cool looms permanently or
:ransiently summer prices.
NORTH GKAMERCY PARK. ~ East
" cIst.st.-lIandsomn,y furnished rooms
10 let breakfast If desired Park priv
ileRes also references.
. LARGE fully furnished rooms and bath
- for gentlemen; located near BTcVOort
House. Apply 70 II. D. LOCKWOOD, 17G
.TH-AVE., 467.-Bachclor apartments, "a.
> cgantly furnished newly appointed sec.
ond and third hOcr-; suites. private baths :;
also single rooms French valet attendance ;
summer prices.
1IIH-ST.. III WEsT.-Newly furnished
j large rooms housekeeping II desired ;
improvements t3, "a.
OF sT-ST.. l49 FAST North Gramcrcy
II Parh.-Furnishcd rooms: private bath
reakfast in room references.
O)D-ST.. IS WEST.-F Finely furnished
: < rooms FOR gentlemen summer prices.
BOWYER.
21 GKAMERCY PARK Furnished rooms
III ~ rent very low for the summer.
OATH ST 115 WEST-Smau single
cf room FOR a gentleman.
ic WEST 5jrH-ST.-La olegantly fur
~ nished connecting rooms for gentle
men breakfast. If desired references.
* TH-s1.. 2i9 WEST.-Iarae and small
~ rooms strictly frst-class near Park
and elevated reference.
O1n WEST .ST-Elcgant fur.
c~O nishcd room % let with bath, Ia
private house FOR respectable gentleman
near l.. station
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Dcin WanIeU.
Males.

Males.
"A YORK TRiBUNE Will BE RE-
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES
No. ,23S Broadway corner Thirty-t st-st.,
T9tl p md Y9o ntS1aNTinSy eetTsth Tst
8 D. IN. go West Twcnty-third. list, corner
Elghth.ave. 1j2 SiXth-sve.: 153 Fourth
ave-, corner Fourtecnth-st.
VVANTED.-An experienced, successful
w lifr insurance agent can obtain speclal
urOntable position a manager. general or
-clal agent in Eastern. Western or south
rn States with tho Mutual Reseryc Fund
Life Association. Potter Building. b PARK
Row Il is thel largest, most successful nat.
ural premium Association IN the world u
has paid eight million dollars death claims
70 has two million dollars cash surplus; !,
furnishes. ne insurance at about onc-hal
the usual rates. Call upon or addTeS, ~
". BLOsS. Vicc-Piesidcnt.
WiNTED.-Du summer vacation an
w intelligent boy. with good recommen.
dation from his teacher % attend an elderly
gentleman. Apply az sol West 1i1st-st.,
Up two stairs. ;. f.. rooms, from 20 p. N
W ANTEp. p.-Sale,mcn on salary or com.
~ mission 10 handle the New Patent
Chemical Ink Erasine Pencil the great. i
selling novelty ever produced crasrs INK
thoroughly In two seconds no abrasion o'
PAPER; 20o to 800 per cen, profit one
I
energetic general agent for each State ana
Territory; sample by mail. 3j cts. For
! tcrms and full particulars address THE
| MONROE ERASER MFG. CO.. Ia Crosse.
! Wis.
w ANTED.-5Oo men and BOYS to sel red
w white blu" birds for The ith ~ July ;
| latest novelty out immon-c sales big
profits send for sample. Sc invest now,
before too late NJ. ERNST. Cleveland. Ohio
Females.
| A tTHORS and authoresscs. professional
"A and anatei;r tO write different stories
big sums paid TO good writer's fair sums
to average writor., any one can vfite for
us send stamps for particulars. \. CAN
TON, Passport. l.. J.
"A YORK TRTHUNE WILL BE RE.
CEIVED AT THE UP1OWN OFFICES,
30 ,2ss Broadwayo corner Thirty-hr.t.st;
% p "a and y2D tSadTSd oe'%G Tat
( p. III. go West Twenty -thirG-st., corner
Eighth-ave. 1j2 SiNth-aV@. los Fourth
ave, corner Fourteenth 200 Third ave.
corner Forty -Se'cnih-s;. 1,Q26 Third .aycc.
West Forty .,ccond-st., Nlnth.aye. and
SiXty.elghih.st. 90 Lihcrty-st, 50 Avenue
\. and the HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East
One-hundrcd- cd-and-twrntv-nith-st., up 20 s
p. m. at regular ofice rates
EXTERlENCED OPERATORS on lawn
II hats. ". STERN. - Lispenard-st.
EJDI ~IKEfrfK WANTED with family
Il OF adults reference exchanged. AGdr-S7
ft'iiug ,rrinS i. D.. Bon p Tribune Once.
IL OF adults: references cNohangtd Ad.
dre,s j. d. O. TritUnc ONCE.
ANTFD.-A thoroughly reliable Prot
w c~iaut uIrS.. for the country: best
references required. Address Box 80,
Tribune ONCE.
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flats 90 Get. unturuisheo.

Z LATS TO LET IN THE
Il GORDON.
b9th. St, 9th-sve. newly decorated: steam
hes; and Gil modern DnprOven.enr; rent
from s35 to $50 per month rooms ana
bath Inquire Of the owner. on premis's.
O4TH.ST.. 32G wEST.-Frst fat; good
oh plac.. for doctor. Call for weeks.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

In times Of war great victories are
not always turned to advantage A
victorious army sometimes underesti-
mates the numerical strength of its
opposing army; it makes manifest its
disdain for the prowess and Yalor Of
its opponent, and, glorying in its own
strength and prowess, in an unguard-
ed moment, is attacked, surprised and
overwhelmingly defeated and demon
allied. The same may be said to be
true in political warfares. A party
can become too exultant over its own
possibilities and too sanguine of its
own successes. The Democratic vic
tory of November 4th was great
victory, and, followed up with caution,
with prudence and with conservatism
and wisdom, may be made decisive
and lasting Because the party wor
in 80 is no guarantee that it will win
in 80. Everything viii depend upon
the action of the party and its lead
ers in the intervening two years. Th'
history of the present administration
is an open book before us, the causes
of its disaster, November 4th, arr
plain, the feelings, sentiment, viii
and wishes OF the people are known
and if we do not take advantage o
this knowledge and this experience
we cannot hope to win, but if we do
we shall win victory Doth decisive
and lasting.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

how they vote upon every proposition
We shall expect them to stand a.
gether upon every proposition Of econ
omy and reduction Of expenses to
that extent that will make Statehood
as light a burden as possible; we shall
expect them to favor laws that ary
just and houorablc-protectlng alike
the poor and the rich, and If 1t be
the policy of the Republicans, as Of
this one member, 10 make a party
measure of the work done, then VT
shall expect and demand that the
Democratic members put them OF thu
defensive and on record f,r every
move they may make, and, in the end
let the people be the Judges Of thos'
who are true and faithful to the trusts
confidcd to them.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

The New York Times OF this week,
in naming causes Tor tue troubles in
the stock market of Wall street gives
the following as the first:
The first of these is Union Pacific,
which but short time ago was sell
ing at 65, is now down to 40, at about
which figure the buying to cover
shorts has held it steady. The fact
has developed the fact that the pres
ent management has succeeded in
rolling up a floating debt of not less
than $1O,OO0.00O, according to con
sentative estimates, and of very much
more than that according to others
The whole service of the system is
declared TO have been brought into a
state of disorganization by the pecu-
liarities of President Adams manage
ment, and until there is a radical
change in the system, that things will
90 from bad to worse is consider ed
inevitable. 1t would not be surpris
ing if Wall street should yet see
Union Pacific stock quoted at %
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
The Duty Of Central Committees.

1t is now apparent to everybody
that defeat came to the Democratic
party of Idaho IN the last campaign,
in many instances, because of a lack
Of management and an objectionable
inactivity and lethargy on the part Of
committeeman But there is no use
now OF reviewing the past the milk
was split upon the ground and cannot
be gathered up. The work Of these
committeeman is incomplete; it is IN
finished and it must 60 on for the next
two years. Two years is not a long
time to prepare for such a gigantic
struggle as We are to have in 1892
The present is a good time for the
committees to get together and take
back sights of the courses passed over
as well as mark out new courses fol
the future. Let all the gaps left be
hind be closed, let the fences be put
up, let the party be held together anC
well in hand, and then when we entel
upon an active campaign for the mex
election we will be in solid phalan,
and as strong as. an army with ban
ners. This kind of work can be quiet
ly and nicely done, and if there ar
old sores left bleeding let them no
be left to bleed and to gangrene, bu
let them be healed up and all thing
be made pleasant and then catching
inspiration from the victories Of gu
party in other States victory will b
easy for us.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

Our Republican friends take great
JUNCTION to their souls, great comfort
to their bodies, like porous plasters
give to aching backs, because the No
vember election came in an ''oph year.
Elections in "oph years" in the past,
while unusually surprising and dis
appointing to the party in power,
could, not, it is true, be counted as
decisive nor lasting beyond the terms
for which they were held. Reaction,
as a rule, would come within the next
two years. This was almost always
the case when the two great national
parties made the struggle for mastery
between themselves alone. But this
will not likely be the case anymore
The defeat of the present administra-
ton in 80 may be counted as fore
shadowing its overthrow in '92. A
third party, the Farmers Alliance
strong in numbers and stronger still
in will and determination has entered
the political arena and declared anC
unyielding purpose to stay. The Re
publican policy and legislation have
been counted inimical to this organ
ization and its interests, and 50 allieo
with the Democrats in '92, Tn
News looks for and confidently ex
poets a crushing defeat to the Re
lpublicans now in office.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

WASHINGTON, d. c., November g.
At the Cabinet meeting yesterday the
President proposed policy. He ask
ed his counselors for their views. Two
of the Cabinet assented to the sng-
gestion and commended it. The 9th.
ers were inclined to question the wis.
dom of the course outlined. The Pres.
ident proposed that the Republicans
IL the coming session vigorously ab.
stain from all legislation. He would
have Congress pass the appropriation
bills and then go home. His argu
ment 10 support Of this policy is rath
er peculiar II Congress attempts
other legislation row may be brought
on BY the minority, which will con
slme the time up the 4th of Match
This would force the President to call
an extra session of the Fifty-second
Congress. The Democrats would or
game their House with its oyerwhelm.
ing majority and proceed to make nc
end Of political capital. The Presi
dent is more conservative than ever
in ths light Of Tuesdays result. He
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
Notice For Publication.

United statcs Land once. Hisekrnat. Idaho
November 18th. $50
Henry Dunn, Administrator far ~ behalf
y lc ~ trs ~ Joseph Warren who made tha
Dcscrt latud Application. No ih On the ian
LAY ~ February tsf1. for swtt swls sootioh AZ
IIN uship south ranRp a east 10 u htft,ilt
siyea notice ~ my intention ~ make hnsf
RtVvi ~ 'Atahlish my claim tg The land az -
described before the Hegiatsr and R,s~s,tssr !
hAcktuDt on saturday December guth 81
anu that expect 70 prove that said lana has
been property irrigated and reclaimed in tbs
lowing witnesses: Caasius smith Ias9,ai X
niler, Itsero 6uRRnns, Joseph T. Warren. M
Ot bingham county, Idaho
HESHY DuSy, Administrator.
Notice " intnntioh ~ make proof "a abovs
Wul pih lisgei lBgH Wret 2lr III r,usns,tt.
i've au. g 10 81 NEWA. printelI III fasnss.,,s
luhhus Whlch hHTCby designate as tho uuvs,
paper published nearest saidlapd
PEtRf J, ASsoN, Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
Democrats in the Legislature.

A Republican Representative to
the Legislature said in our presence a
few evenings ago When get to
Boise my first duty shall be to the
Republican party that sent me there.
We have a misconception altogether
Of legislative duty il it be to serve a
party rather than the people and the
whole beople THE News would not
recommend such a course for the
Democratic members nor would il
endorse such a one at their hands.
We shall expect our members u lcg
islate for the good Of the people and
the whole people. It is true our rep
resentation both in the Senate aaa
House will be small too small 70 81
act laws independent and Of Giem
selves but we want them 70 place
tleniseles on record on every bill thai
comes to vote and upon every las
that shall be enacted. We want the
people 70 knoY how they stand and
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
NOTICE. roR ruRLIc,rlOs,

LtNp oFfa ~ htArsr9ug. lbsaai
tattf 500 l#
EsMp.stHt H8FiNR sHsp eHiFFra 81 stitsass
ID IHtuh y tAEJNF taun5& AkunSt
Fuiian 20 atan cling hts iiFrifgss8a stnl
So ttit, tlste January tla, ieI, upaE kas
ssctton =. Toes mship 4 ngstk stairs 81
= in Hues zD ssiHtf iaat sits Fss 1
glgs g4iaa lAtsut.t 81 Nga1s BIS ssti ainsS
un Ite alh las 90 isf iss sl 4asfi
"a ~ o. fsaesln1 ana furatsh ufNNg an
eerulng saisi alleged abandonment
r1hAt tArR.
Afstss
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

IT is wonderful what an astute
politician Senator German is credited
as being by the Republican press OF
country, and all because he happened
to say the Democrats had not won
such great victory after all. sena-
tor German is a shrewd and astute
politician, and as figures do not lie
his columns Of addition must foot up
the same sums as those making like
counts. The victory is large enough
in all conscience and the only thing
that troubles us is to know il it will
be lasting,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
Notice 10 Taxpayers.

Notice II hereby given that 60 "
-ecUnd Monday Of December next \
,ounty aud territorial taxes viii =
rnme delinquent. and unless ihe saps
~ paid before that time 10 W cA
will ~ added thereto % pr1slgsa z
section 1915 ~ the revised s'slgs'
~ Idaho All iaxps mpat b NV \
m at my office 10 3laekiool laass
otberw prutitiedl and no taxes "
BE- received except az deliaqaeal X
Is after Saturday. December eia
J j GunEEs
Assessor and Cpllefio
BIaCkfoot. October 2sth, 1899
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

AFTER the election of 1888, the
House of Representatives in Congress
stood 169 Republicans and 161 Dem
ocrats. During the session 16 Demo
Gratis were unseated; this gave the
Republicans "a majority. The result
of last weeks election shows the next
House will stand 239 Democrats and
go Republicans and lat Democratic
majority.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

IT looks to-day as if history will
repeat itself in the presidential race
for 1892 and give us Cleveland and
Blaine. The election of last Tuesday
is a glorious vindication of Mr.. 1lev-
Gland and Mr.. Blaine is the only Re
publican leader who can continue his
'wood saving" with composure.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
NoIlee for Publication.

LaSo OrffrE ty BtkfR91,r ft.tt.
October % $50
NNtet z HernhY given thNt tht ftif.et,.
,1a.,l r. ~ has Ma notice ai b,s glaBts
o,1n 70 maxi Dual prDJ Nv suppsrt al ~
,.i,ts, Nl'a tngt SAID proof will be made before
achlslef ana Receiver 90 Biapkf0Ot an NJ.
H,,emabeT 18th, lao. viz William MICE, - ~.
a ~, % NO IVY for the Nj Nwi{ and sIi, Nty9
oJ ~ ~. u. townships south, Ranse r. east
~ co,,st,.,,s the following witnesses t0 prnyn
o., said land. viz 'F'''' "'u cultivation
nhlllan Downing David s Morgan. uo...
idt,hhasVh' James McTuckCf. oil III lllaeffnnt
PERRY ANsoN. Rrgjster
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

In slavery days negro ran away
from Kentucky to Canada. Not long
after he got there he took contract
to cut 100 cords Of wood at so cents
a cord Two or three days afterwards
the Canadian who nd hired him was
riding through the forest. SIC sas
surprised to see d stranger cutting
wood there. He hailed hun and ask
ed him what he was doing. "Whl ?
said the woodman, ''l'in cutting wood
for Ben, The coIored man.
How much IS he giving your ask
I'd tie Landowner.
six bii ord wp he reply.
The pexNda5 ihe Imls owner saw
the darby Ben he ail, "there's
uan egii'n3 Wood Up "a my land
and be 9Js you hired him.
fYes, boss, yes said the darkey
How much are you giving himY'
six bits cord, boss
Why said the landowner to III,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
TnE Republicans aid NOT elect men

THE Republicans did not elect mem
bers enough to the SD Congress to
keep house with. They not only lost
all their chairmen of important COM
mittees, but did not elect members
enough to fill up the committees to
the standard under past rulings. Their
members must be overworked on extra
committees or their representation
thereon must be reduced to a two
third ruling.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
Fraudulent Land Entries in Idaho.

HELENA, Mont, Nov. TO- Especial
telegram to The Herald. Within the
last ninety days $4,000 acres Of land
have been taken up in the vicinity Of
Idaho Falls. Idaho, under the desert
act Special Agent Tyner, of the land
department, suspect;ng that the lann
was being taken up for speculative
purposes, investigated He found
that the entries were being made IS
eastern parties who had blaa induced
to file or to claim ny Denver sDdl
gate. II is alleged that parties Of
eastern people were taken 10 Idaho
Falls on special excursions and then
taken BY wagons across the SnaSe
river to some high point where the
view is unobstructed for twenty miles,
and the parties then % - the land
office TO make affidavit that they bad
visited each tract upon which entry
was made, and the law requires that
each person shall visit the tract en-
tered upon and swear that the land
is not taken up for speculative pur
poses. 1t seems that those provision,
have been ignored aud the special
agent thinks he can have all such en-
tries cancelled. Bona fide settlers ar,
complaining as the land will be tiet
up and held back from settlement
three years, and the records u th,
land office in Idaho show that on ON,
day over twenty entries were mad
by Chicago parties. Large partie
also brought from Portland, Denve
and Salt Lake. II this is kept up al
the desert land win be tied up within
a short time, but The matter j. % g
brought before the department a
Washington and IL entries are cancel
ed eastern parties who have been taxi
en- into the scheme will BE-. out o.
expense of their trip aud the fee
paid the company inducing them 3
go. IL has created much cxcitcmen
The NEWS trusts that these stat,
ments are not altogether true for III
sake Of the future boom and orospe
ity Of our neighboring town.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

The Farmers Alliance Of kansas
has sounded tie buglc blast, giving
notice that il will begin at Once q
marshal the mighty hosts u The
Peoples Party tor 1892
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
Millinery.

A large stock Of millinery last =
ceiyed, consisting Of fulI lIns J,
ladies and misses hats IN silk. beauu
and felt, plumes, tips and feathss.
arsi wiugs, etc llools Tor IalAe.s
and children Il will pas you to ean
aud examinsSny stock before buyla.
As will not be undeSold.
Mas. HOLsR0ok
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

lDAuo Legislature may extend iIs
session over sixty day hat a. III,
members draw per diem Tor OIL, six
IS days it is not likely the, will eare
70 add man, days q grace q thaf
time
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

IDAHO is the banner Republican
State this year, and it is we'll for
Idaho Republicans that the election
came off in October, for, otherwise,
Governor Shoup or Mr.. Dubois
might have made motion that the
Democratic victory in the nation be
declared unanimous.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

MosT of the Republican explana-
tons of the recent defeat are like the
widows observation with regard to
her late husbands departure IF
Ebenezer hadn't blowed into his gun
he would nave got plenty of squirrels
it was such nice day for squirrels. -
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

IL tD Ps deal intsu % appoint
Attorney Gcncrtl AiiIg % SIS so-
preme Court We bop Dc nili % q
very soon befarr the z pn5Iiear
party goes ont 81 mourning A trit
ling addition 10 the general sorrow
while the robes Of grief are still worn
wouldn't b, felt much -, Loul.
Gloue.D Democrat