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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19
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Read the Following Bargains

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Sateeu tlea 20 At Q for Dc
+ good Pc susr<uder FOR e.
iaunal shITts worth -. cur prize &c.
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ful silk ljnssI. worth = - and e. cur
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19
THE CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY.

Now ready to supply all wishing their Pure Distill-
ed Water ice, at usual prices. ONCE and Factory
Cor. Usage and Pearl streets West side. Order
Books at w. ". Pearce 40j East Douglas Ave, and
Occidental Hotel Cor second and Main.
Telephone No 2l2. J. a. SOHN
din II Secretary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19
A SCrOfulOuS Child
Cured by CutiCura

and Of our little
grandchild be-
gan to swell,a and
had every ap-
pearance Of a
large boil. We
pOulticed it, but
all tonO purpose
About ) months
after it became
q running sore.
Soon other sores
formed. He then
had twoOf them
On each hand.
and as his blood
became n ore |
and more i'm
pure, it took less
time for them to
break Gut.A sore /
came on thechin
beneath the m
der lip. which
was very often !
sive. His head |
was one solid /
scab, discEarg- |
ing a great deal. !
T his was his |
condition at y !
IN onths old /
" b en- ] under
took to care for |
him. his mother |
lOre than q year |
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10
WHO SAID 1T?

Who said that Cutshaw should not
have the nomination for Sheriff ut the
pocntello convention.
Who said that Whittier should not
hold another Office in Bingham county.
Who said that Dave Wright should
never be nominated for office again.
Who said that between Gorton and
Smith for sheriff. Smith would be the
better man 10 beat Woodin because
he could carry the railroad vote.
Who issued an edict that the old
Ants must go and pointed out the
gang plank.
To whom did the Pocatello conven
ton send the message We have
done your bidding and are respectful
| ly and truly yours to further com
mand.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10

Deen made. In some cases they we're
gathered up and put on their range
where they are accustomed to run.
Bat, while most Of the stockmen we're
absent from their horse ranges, on
their spring COW roundup, these
horses were driven away and have
not been heard of since. These
facts are reliable. We have
them upon the authority Of Stock In
More and other reliable stockmen. 1t
is supposed to have been these william
Gus thieves that murdered poor Geo.
Chamberlain last spring. He prob
ably saw them in the possession of
stolen horses and was murdered in
order that the information he possess
ed might never be used against them.
We are in possession OF other facts
relating to this stealing which il
would not be advisable TO make public
at present. We think it is high time
that our County Commissioners were
taking this mater in hand, offering a
reward for the apprehension of stock
thieves. as they are empowed to do
by Section l184.-Mountain Home
Mail.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10
Tne Book Of Street Tar.

Page II. C. S. Smith, Republican
candidate for sheriff was considered
a number one worker for Billy Wood
in two years ago. 1t may not be a
miss TO count on his SCRATCHING for
some OF his railroad friends again.
Page 10. Bob Hays, Republican
candidate for commissioner, was dep
uty sheriff and iailer when the pris.
oners escaped from Jail one time.
Page 90. Bob Hays was iaileI
when the same prisoners escaped
two times.
Page 81. Merrill won't pull OF
worth a cent; that's tarnation bad
Jim Bell would have been daisy oil
the ticket
Page 22. Jacob West would hays
made a tirst class commissioner ou
Jake he belonged TO the Ants and o
course came under the edict--Anti'
must give room to the conclaves.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10
500 HORSES STOLEN.
whs,esa,e IIsrse Stealing IN Eimsre
County.

Ogontys
The Mail has frequently advised
tho stockmen OF Elmore and Owyhee
counties to organize Stock Associa.
,ions to protect their interests, and
especially to protect themselves from
stock thieves. II will readily occur
10 any one that by united action
nlaps could be devised by
reason OF which it would be very
ditYicult for thieves to operate IN
the wholesale manner in which they
have in various parts of this state ida'
no stockmen lose thousands of dollars
worth OF stock every year by having
It stolen.
II will probably startle many o.
our readers to learn that over S2U,
600 worth of horses have been stolen
| in this county in the last five months
Az least 500 head of the best horses
IN the county-for thief always taxi
the best--have been stolen. Various
stoclxmen are out from 25 to lO'
hend These horses we're seen las
spring Just before the COW round up
Now they can not be found anywhere
although the most diligcnt search ha
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10
Independent Republican Candidate.

The News has it from unquestion-
ed authority that District Attorney
u. S. Whittier is pronounced Inde-
pendent Republican Candidate for the
State Senate. The public understands
the action of certain party leaders to
wards him, and, in his mauliness, he
now comes before his party for win
dication. Mr.. Whittier was one OF
the leaders on his ticket two year'
ago, and, if elected to the Senate
now, he viii go not loaded down witt
a burden Of instructions on his
shoulders.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10
Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnership heretofore ex-
isting between Mester & McCracken
under the firm name and style Of
Mester & McCracken has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent.
All debts outstanding against the firm
will be paid by Mr.. McCracken and
all due the firm must be paid TO him.
MEsTER & McCRAcKEE.
In retiring from the business | beg
to thank my friends for their liberal
patronage given the firm and ask s
continuance OF the same to my sue
cessor Mr.. McCracken.
WM. MEsTER.
Blackfoot, Idaho, Sept. 4, 1890.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10
PUBLIC PRINTING.
OFPIcE OF THE CONTROLLER,
- - T I.l,. Oh fOn

OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER,
BOISE CRY, IDAHO, July 80, 80.
Notice is hereby given that | will
receive sealed proposals for contracts
for the printing and delivery Of the
blanks required by the State Auditor
and Treasurer's office during the year
1891, in accordance with schedule to
be seen at this Office.
Bids to be opened and award made
at IL o'clock a, IN, Monday, Septem'
Der lst, at this office. Blanks to be
delivered within so days after making
award, carriage free.
Bond after contract Is awarded tc
be executed in the sum of $4,000.
Proposals should be endorsed "Pro
posals for Public Printing"
| reserve the right to reject any anC
all bids. J. n. WIcKERsHAn,
Controller of Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10
insolvency Notice.


IN The District Court OF Third Judicial Dis.
trict, county OF Bingham, state OF loAho.s
In the matter OF Samuel w. Gundaker, an
lnsolvent debtor.
The petition schedule and inventory Of Sam.
Iel W. Gundaker having been duly received
and nled in this court and IL appearing there
from satisfactory 20 the court that said Sam-
uel w Gundaker is insolvent. IL is therefore
hereby declared by The Court that Samuel W.
Gundaker is insolyent, and the sher1n OF BinR
ham county, Idaho, is hereby requested. or
dered and directed 20 take charge and posses.
sion of all the estate both real and personal OF
NAV be by law exempt from execution. ana oi
his deeds, vouchers books OF accounts and
papers and keep same safely until appoint
IL is further ordered that all persons be and
are hereby forbidden TO pay any debts owing
said Samuel w. 0undaker. or deliver any prop
erty 10 him claimed OF owned by him or for ht
transferred 90 them any. property ny salC
Samuel W. Gundaker. and he is forbidden nc
Transfer same. And II further ordered tha
2sth day OF October, 1890,
| Az the court room Of this court in the towT
OF Blackfoot. at 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day y
/ and the same is hereby appointed as the tint
/ and place for a meeting Of the creditors o
| said Samuel w. Gundaker TO prove their cebt
| and to choose one or more assignees OF thi
estate OF said Samuel W. Guudaker.
1 IL is further ordered that The IDAHO NEWS
! A newspaper OF general circulation. publishe'
| at Blackfoot, Idaho. be designated as the new
| made. And Il Is further ordered that All iegH
proceedings against said insolyent be and ar
hereby stayed z. n. bhhht, Judge
Dated July e9th, 1880
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10
JUDICIAL TICKET
ALL AROUND HOME.

Co 20 the Pair tomorrow.
first State election In Wyoming
tomorrow.
KEEP orr TIE GRASS are little or.
ders 10 lawns and parks. KEEP OFF
ran ANTS seems Ia have bcrn the
order fog the PocatellO convention.
Merrill, the Republican nominee
for the legislature, says he viii mol
bc drawn utr the ticket, be didn't ask
10 20 on. but now that be Is on, be Is
on 70 stay.
1t is still a mooted question wheth'
cr Fremont Wood wrote the Pocatelio
convention resolutions or whether
Pat Hughes brought them with him
from Boise.
Write 10 Hon. Geo. Ainslie chair
man OF the State Central Committee
Boise CITY. or TO Hon. james II. haw'
| lev. Chairman Of the Executive Com
mittee. Blackfoot, Idaho, on all mat
tsu touching the campaign.
Conductor Bell. of the Oregon
sbor, Line Railway knows how to
pull a bell rope and stop train' ou'
his friends do not understand tue
rpe business well enough to pull
Merrill or the track for the legisla
ture.
George Ray, the great hunter o.
the Rockies, dropped in to see u
Monday. Ii the Lord lets us live W.
.hnll Quit some political campsiea 7"
hunt ! bear with him. Mrs. hal
came down with him from Camas'
6 G Winters, Republican cand'
a.,s for District Attorney, in M
openipR campaign speech at sagl
Rock smoke In complimentary term
"a ,he Democratic ticket; that wa
nics IN him, but then he could no
hsva spoken otherwise and told Tn
, truth.
paonbl,cans By the score arc Vo
,ntarilv and boldly telling Blli Reeve
they are going TO vote for MN IL
!. Judge. and add we want man !, J
c rreness and fixedness of purpose 70
,nSgr and not weather vsne poin
inc one way to-day and anotner "
night -
f, nave Wright will put on exniols'o
:, the Fair a blood beet weighing
nonnds and measuring 20 incnes J
J. pou, ps",,',n,erenoe. Joe Miller will s.
S,n, hetter with 3 radishes measurli
q ia. let and lli inches, respective !
!. IN circumference, and these gen''
!. men are only modest gardeners
70 that
,s Tho chairman of tho Pocatello GO
yen,ion held sort OF teacher : eA"I
= ,aa,;on e of tho Legislative ticket
IN ,'"' ~, ,be members on the commltt
ps ~ ,,'' resolutions to see how they cou
ID ~ write, and whether they wrote
ws.,p, voaoIations themselves or not, s,.,
!. .vSc sSc,Ser Fremont Wood or Pat Hagl J
y, y, cane 10 their rescue he does nol = y
= - but they made report ,a. ala 'ne 50
~ and no gaye them certihV"'o'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10

represent Three of Tho Very Rest Compa,
nles IN the Pacific Insurance Onion, biverpool
vVnnOn and Globe, German American OF NY
t.v..tk tavtk and Northwest firc and Marine, loIt
ssaena, OreRpnI also tho Travellers OF Hartlo,n
psNs.f good ranch and town property lot ssis ~ \,
srlhlues having tnnchce for salo viii hnu " T"
'eslr interest 10 lies Them with me. -,
AutNT fur The National School FURNISHING
SVunpany, OF Chicago.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10

When the conclaye Republicans
organized, the Eagle Rock Register
said there were only tIree of them,
one TO preside, one to act as secretary
aud one 10 make motions, and added:
IL do not take much stock in them"
From the graye.yardIsh stiffness OF
the Register about the ticket last
week one would think the Pocatello
convention was made up of them.
One Of the questions perplexing
the minds Of voters of Bingham coun'
~ is-Hhy is it that the back pre-
cincts have not been given their reg
isiration books. Is there bug under
the chip2 Ten days Of the 80 fol
registration have passed and the Yot
ers do not understand this kind oi
work. Somebody is certainly respon
siDle and sooner or later the people
shall know who il is.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. Robert b. Smith, Ex-United
States Attorney, a silver tongued
orator Of Montana, will address the
citizens OF Eagle Rock, Friday even
ing September 18th; the citizens OF
Biackfoot Saturday evening, and Hon.
". ID. Hill Of Ohio, the citizens OF
Pocut lilo on the evening of the 18th.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10

Don't fail 10 call and sec our bran
new line of elegant Hats aud Caps
Tor the little boys aud girls received
1lis week. q. Bunting & Go.
The Bargain Counter at G. Bunt'
ing & Go. is at ali times filed with
bargains that are simply immense
GALL and see them,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10
TERMS:

Advertising rates furalsaed On apr
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10

c.ll and sec our fine line Of Dress
rlsnnels. Cashmeres, Henriettas &c.
& Bunting & Co.
IA, line OF ladies and childFen's
uo.e n black are selling fast, and
.Sesn 20 make room for fall stock.
d Bpnting & Co
Boys and girls Hats and Caps at
Buating's are selling r%pidly call be-
.ors they are all gone.
Ten pound buckets OF Homemade
Preserves at Banting's, cheaper than
roo can make them.
Fine groceries. French peas, mush.
,Ooms, shrimps, CLAIMS, kepPard
h,uings, herrihgs In tomato sauce.
Preserved bloaters, etc, etc, Al Bun
iings
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10

,..na, AZ the postofiee At Dlaekfoot, Idaho,
bh,et'a.t,,issioTi a. second class mall matter
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10
THE IDAHO NEWS.
,aRMAN gONEs, PubIIsher.

n orders for Job Work Of any kind
sill ~ h Promptly attended 70.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-10
Democratic State Ticket.
ELrcTIos WEDNESDAY,, ocr. |, 1890

SS2&AuS6 q b4S 6bdbS 4 AAG66b,
sLEcTIoS WEDNESDAY,, 0cr. /, 1890
For Governor
BENJAMIN WILSON,
Boise County.
For Lieutenant Governor
SAMUEL 7. TAYLOR,
Bingham County.
For Congress
ALEXANDER II. MAYHEM,
Shoshone County,
For Secretary Of State
L. A. SHERWIN,
Shoshone County.
For Treasurer
TIMOTHY REGAIN,
Ada County.
For Auditor
JAMES II. WICKERSHAM,
owyhee County.
For Attorney General
RICHARD z. JOHNSON,
Ada County.
For supt Pub. Instruction
DIR MILTON A. KELLY.
Sex Perce County.
For Associate Justices
FRANCIS L. ENSIGN,
Alturas County.
HUGH W. WEIR,
Ada County.
In. MAXWELL.
NeE Perce County.
JUDICIAL TICKET.
For Judge Of 5th District
w. T. REEVES, Of Bingham.
For Attorney OF 9th District
RP. QUARLEs. OF Lemhi.
For Joint Senator
THos SPARKS, OF Oneida.
For Joint Representative
I'D. CARLISLE, OF Bingham.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-09-12
Airy Tongues.

The following little poem was written by the late
Cardinal Newman and it would be difficult; to find
more pathetic lines in the language The Cardinal
was II, one time In his life somewhat skcptlcu which
fact explains the words, :" was not thus" The
poem Is headed - Lead, Kindly Light"
In the daytime he also led them with cloud, and
all the night through with the light of fire Bible
Lead, kindly light, amid the encircling gloom,
Lead thou me on;
The night is dark, and am fur from home,
Lead thou me OH.
Keen thou my feet; do not usk to See
The distant scene; one step enough for me.
was not ever thus, nor prayed that thou
Shoudst leud me on;
| loved to choose and SEE my path; but now
Lead thou on.
loved the garsh day; and spite of fears,
Pride ruled my will; remember not past years.
So long thy power has brst me, sure it still
VIII lead me OH
Der moor and fen, DER crng and torrent, till
The night Is gone.
And with the morn those angel faces smile,
Which have loved long since, and lost awhile.
Why does no; Mrs. Mackay come home, instead OF
remaining in London, trying to climb the social ladder
and exposing herself to the criticism and rdcule Of
the whole English pcoplei Her lavish expenditures
and her unceasing efforts social recognition,
have given rise 10 lnnunerabe scandals both in re-
gard to her former and her present life. True, she
has succeeded in securing the presence of the Prince Of
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-09-12
rIG Iron STATISTICS.
Remarkable increase in the !nitrd state
last Near. Exceeding: the product
of Great i;ritain.

The following eS:raci is taken from Tho
Census Bulletin sent To ;hc Psi
The production of pi9-iron during tho
wear ending June 80, l-an aggregated
9,519,119 tons (ot 1000 pounds iothe ton
IL compared with :;.,>i ,o!l tons during
the census year OF l-c0 and :!.U,!.-2l tons
during the year iNio.
Ii will bc gratifying to notice thr great
strides which the Southern states have
made in the manufactured pig-iron since
lscO. the total product in that year being
$50 l:;G tons. agains. l.i-u901 toms III
1890. The decade Thought the most
marked change OF rank in thc industry IN
the state OF Alabama. wll:ci. IA i--V occu-
pied tenth place. wiCh AT output OF
6J,}3G tons, and which NOW, l>aD. obtains
third place. with an output 81 $50 1872
tons, an increase OF more than 50 per
cent over the production iSo9
The development OF tn manufacture Of
pig-iron in the united States during the
ten wears from lcS0 10 $500 has been
phenomenal, and AT the present rate OF
increase of production this country j.
destined soon To become the leading pro-
Queer of pig-iron in the world. probaly
reaching this distinction in the calendar
year 1890. During the calendar year >oJ
the production OF pig-iron by Great Britain,
which has annually produced more pig
iron than any other country, is shown by
official statistics to have been 1921 Dos
tons Of 1000 pounds. 1t will be seen
from these figures that the quantity of
pig-iron produced hy the United States
during the census year $50 was 25S PIG
tons in excess Of the production OF Great
Britain during the calendar year 1889.
No statistics are available for the output
of pig-iron by Great Britain during the
twelve months ended June 30, 1880, so
that comparisons can not be made for the
same period as that covered BY the census
statistics. ROBERT +. PORTER.
superintendent Of Census.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-09-12
MOVING SOUTH.
What an Eastern Banking Conipah
Thinks of the Southern Prospect
lI,tom cor,lley ( Co. Ro.ion.l


This shortage OF crops in the West =
increasing popular attention 10 invest
ments in the South. a a region less liable
to such vicissitujcs. y large part OF Inc
anriculturists driven from Western homes
hv repeated failures OF their harvest -
emicrating southwark i'll search OF Il hiideF
and more uniform climate. From AeW
England. also, We hear OF projects OF =
considerable eta; gration 10 the south ..
We are informed Of one New England
town where more than half ot the popuia-
ton has been supported by labor in mills
whose owners are making inquiry II 10
the terms on which they can transplant
the industry and the mill hands with their
families to Cardin in Tennessee. ~ New
En.landcrs ourselves. We see this move
ment with some sentimental regret. hni in
candor we must say that this Is !uliy Jurti-
fed. and comics, that it i. bound to 90 on.
The natural disadvantage oi New England
in geographical position in climate ana
soil. and in other material resources, COM
pared with the Southern mineral belt are
as much dead weight a. The manufacturers
here can carry The transfer OF the manu-
facturc of coarse cotton fabrics from New
England to the South. which has been
eoinr on for the last fifteen wears, i an
example of the process. The southern
mills now fix the market price OF that
kid of goods. 1t does not require the
skilled labor TO produce them that ii does
TO we've the finer fabrics 10 which most
Of the cotton mills in New England have
been compelled TO shift their machinery
for the salvation OF their stockholders,
abandoning to the South the making OF
the coarScr fabrics. All the simple and
coarse kinds of iron manufacture are
bound to flee southwark from New En-
gland, where the iron ore. the coal and
the limestone are mined within sight OF
one another and run by gravity power into
the mouths of the blast furnaces, and
where the midncss of tie climate enables
work III the open air a the year round.
We have at hand circular Of the Cardiff
Company. which sums up the situation in
Il single sentence, saying. the cost OF raw
material influences the profits OF manuiac-
turcrs: the one who can obtain it at the
lowest cost is the first to enjoy the henc-
fits Of rSin. market. and the last To feel
the depression Of falling one This *
the KEY to the southwark movement from
New England.
The Census Bureau has Just published
some statistics which show the rapidity of
the development of the Southern mineral
belt The iron product of the southern
States in The census year $50 was 80, i36
tons. In the census year l~90 it j. .'So.909
tons. The annual iron product OF the
whole country has increased meanwhile
from 3,1Sl OBJ To 95Ii.119 tons. That is
to say, the rate of increase in the South
during the last ten wears has been double
that of the North and West. and the
Southern proportion is growing larger
every day.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-09-12

Vile < Nashville, and the Chesapeake &
Ohio, are planning to relieve the Norfolk q
Western of the burden which it has had
to bear because of its having monopoly
I verify believe that there is need to-day
for one hundred new railroads in South
west Virginia, and they will come.
A se-looking man from the Leh,sh
Valley, Pennsylvania, when asked his
opinion as to the future of this section
said II have been all over it, and ! ne
licve it will become rs rich and thlcKiy
settled as is the Lchish Valley. You have
all that we have and more. lonr climate
is much better than ours, and 1t is only Il
question of time as TO your having every
five or six miles Il great manufacturing
city, such as YOU see everywhere III my
state" Then he added: "a do not own
anything in Southwest Virginia, and there
is nothing to hinder me from giving an
honest judgment in the premises. Inc
outside world is just beginning to ma out
what vast treasures are here and soon
dozens will come for every one that Is
coming now