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a Great liver nedicine.

DR.. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills ara
sure cure for sick headache, bilious COIN
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$500 Reward !!

WE viii pay the above reward for any case Of Liver
complaint Dyspepsia Sick Headache, Indigestion. Con.
stlration or Costivoness we cannot cure with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills, when the directions arc strictly
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SALT LAKE CITY
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And In accordance with law and order of the
ooara OF directors made on the I'd day OF August
leso so many shares of each parcel OF such
STOCK as may be necessary will be sold at the
companys Office. Nc. ~ South Main street., on
lhe eleventh day OF October ut = clock, 1890
to raJ delin iuent assessments thereon. to.
gether WITH the costs OF advertising and ex-
Tense of sale.
G. A. GIBBS, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, sept 81, 1890.
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A Sure Cure for piles.

Itching Piles are known by moisture like
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Miller toes Free.

The case of Charles Miller, indicted for
burglary, was then taken up John NJ
Zane prosecuting, Mr.. Moyle de-
lending. The indictment alleged
that on the night of April II last the de-
fendant entered the store of Mr.. Iantatini
an Italian, in the old Eagle foundry build.
ing on Second South street, and stole a
number OF cigar holders, some boxes of
cigars, pipes and other articles.
Inc evidence connecting the defendant
with the robbery was purely circumstan-
tiaI and was not OF very convincing ma
.ure, ana the jury, after being out short
time, brought in verdict of not guilty
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HINTS THAT ARE DETTFR THAN com

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If you have bad breath, sluggish bowels
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leanse your system of the impurities. If
egulates the liver and kidneys, For sala
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ARNICATED EUREKA CREAM.

The finest of all lotions for the skin and
complexion. Chapped hands cured in one
night. We guarantee it. Large bottles
only 25c at druggists'.
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Estate Of R. B. MARGETTS.
N,,TiCE.

SOUTH JORDAN CANAL COMPANY
Office AZ, South East Temple rect,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
THERE ARE DELINQUENT UPON THE
l. following described stock, on account of an
assessment levied on the % DAY of August, 1891
the several amounts set opposite the names of
the respective Shareholders as follows:
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Goods Delivered on Shortest Notics Fras
toAny Part of the City.

Leave Orders for Our Goods at Philip Mar
gets Wine Depot and Margetts Bros BOOK
Store
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n. b. WILEY.


The Republican candidate for
Lieutenant Governor is man OF the
people and a natural leader. His
past record, whenever he has appear
ed In public life is an ample guaran-
tee that he will ably, efficiently and
faithfully meet all the duties of the
new position to which he will be
called by the votes OF the people OF
Idaho on the first of October.
He is man, no act of whose life
needs any apology or explanation
Men of all parties who know hin
best are loudest IN his praise.
Idaho cannot afford to lose the op
portunity of securing the services o
Mr.. Wiley as Lieutenant-Governo
Republicans need not be exhorted tt
vote for him, as this is for them du
ty that they will not neglect. 1t i
only necessary to remind them to in
vite their Democratic neighbors t
| follow their example. A vote TO
Wiley is vote on the side o
staunch and loyal Republicanism an
of good government.
Vote for Wiley.
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ST. TERESA'S
ACADEMY,
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Frank ). Turner and Win. G. Aus
tin: You are hereby notified that ! have
expended two hundred ($20O dollars in
labor and improvements upon the Ameri-
ca lode and mining claim. situated in Sill
yer mining district, Boise county, Idaho,
for the years 1888 and 1889, in order to
hold said premises under the provisions
of section 1924, Revised Statutes of the
United States That the proportion OF
said expenditure due by you, VIM. G. Aus
tin, is twenty-five dollars t$25}-twelve
dollars and fifty cents ($12.50) for the
year 1888, and twelve dollars and fifty
cents ($1250) for the year 1889 That the
proportion of said expenditure due by
YOU, Frank s. Turner, is forty three dol.
lars and seventy five cents (S4s.75), for the
year 1889. If within ninety (90) days af-
ter the publication of this notice, you,
Frank s. Turner and VIM. G. Austin, fail
or refuse to contribute yonr proportion Of
said expenditure, and with legal cost ol
this publication, your interests will be
come the property of the undersigned, un'
der the provisions of section 2,324.
PATRICK MARLEY.
Sept. 80, 1890 GOD.
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sheria's sale.

Patrick Murphy vs.. Andrew J. Carvan:
Orler of sale and decree of foreclosure
and sale.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
and decree of foreclo ure and sale issued
out of the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of Idaho in and fol Boise
county on the 18th day of September,
1890, in the above entitled action, wherein
Patrick Murphy the above named plain
tiff, obiaineI judgment and decree of
foreclosure and sale against Andrew j.
Caravan, defendant, on the 18th day of
Sep ember, 1890, for The sum of $500 in
lawful money of the United States OF
America Desidcs interest, costs aud coun-
sci tees, amounting to the sum OF Sl53.9s,
which said decree was on the 18th day
of September, 1890, recorded In Judgment
| Book of said court at pa!e 545, l am
commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece or parcel of land situate, lying and
being in the county of Boise, State OF
| Idaho, and bounded and described as fol.
lows: That certain lot, piece or parcel OF
/ land situate in Idaho City, Boise county
State of Idaho, on the cast side of Main
street, beginning at the southwest corner OF
the saloon building formerly owned by
W Fl. Tincher, running Ia an easterly di
rection along the south lige OF said saloon
to the Elbow club room connected with
said saloon; thence In a southerly direc
tion along on line with the west wall o
said club room fifty (50) feet more or less
to the south line OF the lot formerly owned
by Fitzgerald b Co.; thence in westerl,
direction to Main street; thence along th'
east side of Main street to the place of be
|. ginning together with the brick building
thereon, being the lot and building there
on, being the lot and building formerly oc
cupied BY John Good as barber shop.
Public notice is hereby given that ol
Saturday, the 18th day of October, A. L
1890 at / O'Clock P. NJ of that day in from
| of the court house door of said county c
, Boise will, in obedience to said order G
, sale and decree offoreclosure and sale, SCI
! the above described property, or so muc
| thereofas may be necessary to satisfy sal
/. Judgment. with interest and costs etc,
, the highest and best bidder for ltwft
: money of the United States of America.
c. G, HAVlRD, Sheriff.
I Dated Sept, 90, 1890.
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mAGlNxls IN IDAHO.

Maginnis Of Montana has COM
menced stumping this State in the
interest Of Democracy. The Butte
Inter Mountain deyotes the following
space 70 Maginnis:
I'm response to the frantic appeals
Of FIX Delegate Ainslie and jim
Hawley Of Idaho. Major Maginnis
has been sent to stump that State.
Only last Monday Maginnis was one
Of the central figures in convention
which indorsed the Cleveland admin
istration and denounced protection,
and now he il going 70 State where
the principal industry is lead and
silver mining, which would be-
wholly destroyed had CIeveland's
anti-silver, and anti-tar;ff views pre-
vailed. If silver were .92 and lead
down to 3 cents, which Mexican pro-
|ducers could profitably sell it for il
they could ship it across the border
free Of duty, there would not be 500
men at work in the Occur d'AIene
country to-day, and it is an insult to
the intelligence OF the men of Idaho
to send down there a man like Ma
jor Maginnis to stuff them with tie
artistic distortions Of the recent lrgis-
lative history of this country for which
he has received some notoriety. We
have the authority Of as good Dem
ocrat as Walter Mackay, of the Ana
conda company, himself an owner in
C9ur d'Alene lead mines, that in
Mexico the native miners receive but
fifty cents per day for their labor.
Their expenses therefore cannot be
more than $l5 per month. And yet
Major Maginnis will go to Idaho and
defend policy which seeks to bring
the product of that ill-paid labor un-
der reduced duty into this country
to compete with the product Of
American labor which, under the
benefcent influence of protection
calls for $3.50 per day. 1t is les.
than two years ago that Honorable
w. A Clark signed an affidavit ane
sent it to Washington to Republicans
to help them in their fight for Amer
ican miners and mine owners, setting
| forth that unless sufficient dut,
were imposed on Mexican lead
American mines must close or Amer
ican wages must come down to ths
Mexican level.
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STATESMAN: Mr.. Reed and other
Democratic orators may talk them
selves blind on the silver question,
but the people of Idaho cannot for
get that every Democratic Congress
man who is recorded as voting, in
cIuding the last candidate of the par
ty for Vice President, at the time of
the demonstration of silver, voted in
favor of that measure. Ex- President
Cleveland, by messages to Congress,
strongly opposed all Legislation favor
able to silver coinage, and the law re-
Gently enacted was passed in spite oil
persistent Democratic opposition
Under its benehcent influence silver
is rapidly approaching the gold stand.
ard OF value; farm products are ad-
vancing in price all over the Unitec
! States and commerce is feeling the
Impulse OF increased prosperity. Tn,
present silver bill will add more thar
! $50,O0o,000 annually of sound cur
rency to the amount now in circua
tion among the people, and is prac
tically as good as fie. coinage, as tn
mines do not produce as much silve
annually as the government is author
lied to buy.
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Morgan introduced bill in the
House of Representatives, which was
referred to the committee on public
lands, to forfeit lands granted to the
Northern Pacific for the portion of
its line between Bismark, North Da-
kota, and Wallula, Oregon. He asked
that the lobbyists who had been there
on behalf of the Northern Pacific be
suspended for getting fees. The only
deviation from strict party vote was
Coleman, Festherstone aid Kelly
who voted with the Democrats in the
negative. We are thunderstruck al
this, as Democratic orators had led vi
to believe that the Republican party
was unit in opposition to land for
FIXTURES, and the Democracy rampan
aud bowling for forfeitures.
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J. A. LIPPINcorT's card, III TO- day 5
WoRID, in reply to an article in the
Boise Statesman Of Sunday, headed
"a Democratic Ruse," substantiates
what is alleged BY the Statesman
that he left his post Of duty as Regls-
trar Of CenterviIle precinct and went
of eIectioneering. The Statesman did
not give the number Of Republicans
who had not registered, but Mr..
Lippincott states that there we're only
four. The time for registering ended
1T midnight last Friday and Mr.. LIP
plncott returned on Saturday These
voters, however, have no good cause
for kicking. The newspapers have
urged voters 70 register, and register
early, and We have no doubt that the
Registrar Of Centerville urged them
TO register, as he says. The States
man says the Democrats had all reg
istered when Mr.. Lippincott started
out on campaign tour week ago
yesterday. Those Republicans who
failed to register early can lay part
Iof the blame on themselves. They
need not lose their votes. They can
register at the polls. Neither the
Statesman's article nor Mr.. Lippin-
colts reply will change vote in the
county. II seems from the card Of
the Democratic candidate for Sheriff
that it has been stated that he voted
for Hasird two years ago. Thai
would appear TO be unreasonable or
its face, as at that time he was on the
ticket with White. ard candidate
I is in honor bound to support the
whole ticket.
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CENTERvILLE, Sept. 28th.
Mormon Manifesto.


SALT LAKE, Sept. 24.-President
Woodruff Of the Mormon church to-
day issued manifesto in which, re-
ferring to the statement in the report
of the Utah Commission that plural
marriages had been solemnized dur
ing the past year and that leaders Of
the church have encouraged the con-
tinuance of polygamy, he utters
sweeping denial that any such thing
has occurred. He further says in as
much as the law forbidding polyga-
my has been pronounced constitu-
tional by the court of last resort, he
hereby declares his intention to sub
nit to the law and use his influence
with members of the church to have
them do likewise. There is nothing
in his teachings to the church or in
the teachings of his associates during
the time stated which can reasonably
be construed TO inculcate or encour-
age polygamy, and when any elder
has used language which appeared te
convey such teachings, he has beer
promptly reproved. The manifesto
concludes: 81 now publicly declare
that my advice to Latter Day Saints
| is to refrain from contracting an,
marriage forbidden by the law Of the
lano.n
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EALsEnoops ExPOsED.

iii regard to the charge made
against me concerning my assisting
@. G. IIayirol in 1888 I make the fol-
lowing statement: That il il POSI-
TIvELY FALSE. Will refer the
same to Homer Granger, Of Banner,
and James Youren, of Garden valley.
i will further state that my influence
however much that may have been
was in favor Of Mr.. James White.
References, Il. G. Thompson and
Alex. Kyle.
In regard to the odium cast upon
me BY the Boise Statesman Of to-day
! say that there are but four men, 70
the best Of my knowledge, in Center
vile who have not registered, viz.;C. G.
Meffert, +. Pinney, M.F. WaldrOn and
Daniel Mckay. Pinney makes the
following statement publicly this
evening: "Mr. Lippincott several
times urged me to register, but neg
Iected to do so, thinking that had
plenty of time." Waldron's state
ment: "Llppincott was here to reg
ister on Saturday, as he had been
heretofore The following named
gentlemen, and others, we're present
when these statements were made
VIM. Sweet, Hugh Turner, Robert
Williams and VIM. Bodenheimer
All in Centerville were twice public
| ly notified by the Registrar, and hs
requested those present to notify 9th
ers not to delay.
Respectfully Yours,
/ J. A. LIPPIScoTT.
! CENTERvILLE, Sept. 28th.
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DEMOCRAT: George Dunnigan, in
town yesterday, said the cross-cut in
the Sunlight claim was in twenty feet,
with the rock getting better and bet
ter. The ledge is seyenty-6ve or
eighty feet in width where they are
cross cutting, while its length is yet
unknown. There have been twelve
or fourteen claims taken on it, each
Of which gives fine surface pros
pect. In all of these the ledge seems
to hold the same width as that at the
discovery claim-the Sunlight. 1t
bids fair to be the largest and most
valuable ledge discovered in the
country. Ole Noren, one of the
owners of the Sunlight quartz claim,
near the Half Way House, had quite
thrilling adventure the other day
while hunting. He wounded large
buck-hit it in the shoulder and in
doing which had used his last cart
ridge. The animal was knocked over
by the bullet, and Ole, believing il
to be in its death thIoes, approached
with the intention of preparing it fol
carrying to camp. He had no soon.
er got within reach than the buck
sprang to its feet, bristlng with fight
and viciously attacked him. Having
no weapons of defense Ole graspet
his antagonist by the antlers when
terrific struggle commenced. 1t wa
nip and tuck until finally the maj
tripped the buck and together the,
rolled fifty or more feet down thu
mountain. They broupht up witt
the man on top, and after anothe
short struggle he managed to tax
his pocket knife out and cut it
throat. Noren was considerably sha
ken up and bruised, but he was abl
to pack his we'll earned meat home.
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CARD.

III the xoters of Boise county: |
|, |, ~ rIed IA ia the Republican con-
xenkj6n IL Hoise county to sustain, in
AAp the 6llit SQnventiou of the approach
ing Gs&jslstare, if am elected, Hon
Fred 81 Dubois for the Senate of the
p'y United E{Stes. / would do so with
out 7sIY pledge to the convention, as
r. Fl. ROM.
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IS 11s e county candidates have
b63n Hing for all that is in them,
and <66S AZ them have figured on a
y 6axs The county is very close
polix{65 Well soon know who's
! who Sl who isn't who. The State
camps MI hns also been an energetic
! osio IN 18th sides. 1t has been the
hsfslest lough, political battle in the
hiskatl a Idaho, and at the same
time tEs most elevated in every res.
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!; ReIII

y ni 81 MI In the Catholic Church
L nd xSo{1 'reek will be raflied for
81 ON Money will be added
~ t61t rsalized by tickets sold fol
| u tbe rsIE3s, snd a new, large orgar
Il nsll bo purchased. The church is 9
y Vsne strarture, the dimensions O.
which xeaaire larger and strongel
soned organ than the one to bs
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The Democrats requested us to
publish E. w. Jones' reply to affida-
Wits published in regard to b. H.
Smith, Democratic candidate for the
Lower House of the State Legislature.
This request we could not refuse.
In affairs of this kind paper must
be fair with both sides. We first
gave Mr.. Smith the lege of re-
plying to certain ruLaors, which hs
did. He then told the editor of the
WORLD, in the presence of witnesses,
that if communications were sent i'll
from the other side, aud he was sat-
is6ed they would be, to opubhsh them.
We make this statement for the rea-
son that Democrats thought we were
taking an unfair advantage of Mr.
Smith in publishing these affidavits
The reply, in the form of circulars
were scattered throughout the county
last Sunday by E. w. Jones, ano
they will reach the voters of ever,
portion of the county before election
day, SO the statements of all partie!
interested will be known before TIL,
vote is taken. AS stated in last Fri
days World, we know nothing o
the facts. We are not so prejud;cec
or partisan as not to allow both side
a hearing through the columns of tn
World in a matter of this nature.
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IpAno Cry, Sept. 80, 80. 2t.

NEWSPAPERS and orators have
been having their ''say" for several
weeks. Tomorrow the voters will
have their "say," and it will count.
Their say will drop noiselessly into
an elongated hole in box, but will
be- effective,
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NOTICE.

AS | am forced to remove my bus
mess from my own house to Mr..
Morrell's place, on Nam street, | an
nounce to my old customers and
friends that again, with pleasure, l
will wait upon them Oct. 1st.
Thanking the public in general for
past favors, respectfully ask Their
patronage for the future.
Mrs. e. CRAWFORD.
InAuo Cry. Sent. 80. 80. 2t.
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THE Washington can now show
two feet of the richest ore ever struck
in that mine. 1t is nearly all speci-
men rock.
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Auxiliary will meet in
he Luna House next
Ne, at Z o'clock.
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notice

h MI h&fS = 4 5&en that we have bought
|sns III thS i31f 4 9St of Amos Di Sang III
III s{55f7 8wn as the Man Chung
5o. sfol TIE company is RESPONSE
/ i Blu ior IN debts and collects all
w aebts daS t|is company. The busi-
,ess mn bS fnn as before.
81 MAN CHUNG Co.
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JAS. WHIrE has gone out to con-
tinue development work on his quartz
claim on Archie creek.
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has moved his shop
ell building, and can
two doors above the
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NIL Cards.
AND STATE.

ZEN ras taken down
1 few days ago.
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THos. WRIGHT has struck good
silver ore in the Chlckamon mine.
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the Idaho City folks
arden valley yesterday
ball given by Thos-
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JAS. WEST came in The other day
from lrwin's ranch, on Payette.
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b BIO. have bought
brick building adjoin-
IS store. 1t was for
IA as a store.
Aug. 26-lmo.
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child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eman, that died in Ban-
N day, was a son. The
riday erred in stating
daughter.
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Sept. 80, 1890. GOD.