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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03
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erff i'm De,embsr su eiuem Soffenpreiie
uon $55, 900 i'm Bau pouenbete yWercans
tile Blof" nsbit SnbaIt absebraunt. Sm
erffen Stod bate bic yWsrcautile Cons
pam" ibren Waarenporratb pon $780,
600, wdbrenb bic lbrissn Stodusrts aIs
@si1dftsrdume an Ierste unb Abuotaten
permtetbet paren. Der @siammti9absn
bsIauft fid auf $40. 600, bic SerfSeruns
auf 500 900.
- Cine S4winbrsrin in Wdnnertlet:
buns bat neuIi5 In s artbase TN peffs
Ii6en Sainois eth settss @uuner ftidben
an peribsn periudt. 03u benz Wapor
S'6ara In Der gsnannten Stabt fam tlrb:
lid eth iunser 8uri5s unb ibsrrsi6te ibm
eine pon ben I'm benahbd,ten Wa!ter
Townipip ~pobnenben @eb,iibsrn Sobn unb
&i6arb Nepeu su ieireu @unftsn ausses
feqte Rote unb sinsn Brief, In weIdem
Der Rapor sriudt purbe, ben Betrus Der
Note ben, l1eberbrinser su ~lberseben.
S'Sara it6pfts gsrba9t unb als er bet
ben @sbr. Hspsa anfrug, oh fe bic Nots
ausseftsat battsn, erfubr er, baB lsstere
sefdli5t mar. Der retsrbrinssr Der aIus
peiiung e~ntpuppte fib als cine unterneb;
menbs iuuse @ittib, bic idon cinen dbns
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Sa he arm 1T unb mebrere &inoer su err
nabren bat, 70 psr,idtetsn bic @ebriber
Reusu auf eine StrafperfOlSans.
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tam YaIsntine Wobs Sur5 einsn bsbaus
ernswertben unfaQ um's 2sben. llnslif
lider Weiis fieI Wobe In ben Stuus SluB,
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Der.
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bas W~obnbaus bss s. s. 5ouioap. aud
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mar. Neben benz Stelett Lag Elm @eseu.
itanb, Der ftd, na9bem er iorsfGItis Dor
S9mus unb &of sereirist NOR, als Elm,
Sanb aus 8rouSe erpieS. Die StabIse
lenfe, peI6e bic sinseInsn Singer NIT osr
Wittslbanb perbunoeu, waren tbeiIpsii
psriGpunben. Waan i9IisBt aus bisisu
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bic Gage cine siisrue Sanb aui5risb,
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trus, uno elm iiIbetner DsSensrif. lleber
ben S,t, NO CONT bes,aben ietn ioQle,
sinsen bis isst bic aniiatsn melt al Tin:
amber. 0ieIe bebauptsten, er babe feline
leste &ubeffdtte in Standing Rot sefuns
ben, anoere betritten biss ieoo9 nit tGus
ienb @rinben. 0ur5 ben tiir3Ii1 gsma9:
ten Sunb l5eint ieber 3wsifsl 9eboben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03

Ct cling in has 5aus. SobaIb Der Reser
gaumann an,ommsn iab, ersriff CT einen
SYatsn, i9lus benieIben bamit gu goben
unb ersrif bann bic 5Iu&t. ginise Stun:
ben ipdter wurbe elm Der Tbat perbddtiser
Rsser, Iamsns Sobn CRAWFORD, pon Der
VpIt,ei perbuftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03
.

- Die Sauptitabt BON Rorb Datota
blsibt nun bod alio Bismard. 90
mill es bic 9esislatur auf @runb zines
i4mdsli&en Eaui8seiddfts, In wel9em
man bic &siubmiifOnsbia ssopfsrt bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03
Ohio.

- Mm 20. Sch. Mbenbs UNI feds llbr
itanb Der Ohio tel Cincinnati 81
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14


1T is a very common thing for
people to grumble at and complain of
their law. makers, and to swear venge-
ance against their reelection. But
fortunately for these self same law
makers the peoples political memory
is not very lasting. In TWO years time
they forget many, many things. The
truth of it is, the people are largely
to blame and are responsible to them
selves for the causes Of their own
grumbIings. They never give that
care and thought to the selection of
lawmakers that they should give. We
haye heard mutterings and thunder,
logs enough this year to destroy any
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
Plums From the Legislative Pudding.

The High License bill is now the
law of the State. All saloons in towns
that cast $50 votes, for governor will
pay a license Of $500.
Everything is lovely and the moose
goes free.
Representative Jones is little but he
is game. He never opens his mouth
except when he has something to say
and then he says it furclbly and to
the point.
Representative Briggs holds one
ace in the game with his colleagues
and he is trying to make that count
against the three held by the others.
Representative Smith said the other
day, all legislation thus far was for
judges and lawyers.
If members of the legislature would
lobby less and work more, more would
be done.
Representative Lyons Of Bear Lake,
has a happy way OF showing all visi
tors to the hall the fiowery arrange
ment of nails in the bottoms of his
raw-hide boots. He faces the door
way and rests his boots on the rail
ings to the bar.
/ A bill has been introduced in the
house to tax dogs. We thought it was
coming to that, and that do settle it
/ Coy. Wiley has vetoed the bill
passed relating to the driving of stocl
off the range.
| Gov Wiley sent special message
to the house urging an immediate ap
preparations for the asylum which wa
referred. This referring and holding
business is the kind Of pudding tina
choked the dog.
THE committee on elections are a
work on bill favoring the Australian
system of voting A bill Of som
shape may be presented but 1t IS no
certain to go through all the ma
chinery that grinds bills into laws.
, The bill vetoed by the governo
preventing the driving Of stock Of
their usual range was passed over tn
veto by the house, by vote Of 81 I
4. The senate did the same thing b
two-thirds vote.
In electing 4th U. S. Senator Judg
Claggett received 20 votes, the r.
: quisite number, and was declares
! elected.
The Boise correspondent Of til
Salt Lake Tribune sent that paper tn
following dispatch February 18th.
A coffin was purchased here to-da,
dummy placed in it, with a rop
round its neck, representing Briggs
! and marked Traitor" and shipped t
: Eagle Rock, where it will be hung i
efIigr, shipped on to the next town, t
got through the same process, bein
finally buried with great pomp.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
Il 4 possible that The Herald wiz

1t is possible that The Herald wiz
have to confess its error of judgment,
but we do not believe it, Mr. Clag
gett may get the seat in the Senate
which Mr. Dubois is eager 10 occupy
but we shall not think 50 nrtil It Is
announced that the ambitious politl
clan from north Idaho is safely with
in the precincts Of the coveted chair
We do believe that Mr. Claggett will
forward his credentials 10 Washing
ton, whittier he will follow them next
December; that he will then put in q
personal claim to the seat; that his
papers and those Of DUBOIS will be
referred to the committee on privi-
leges and elections, which will prompt,
IL report that Dubois is and Claggett
is not entitled to the seat, whereupon
the former will be sworn in and duly
installed us Senator from Idaho, and
the latter will return to the Gem Of
the Mountain to figure up the cost Of
his ridiculous campaign, while the
members Of the legislature who stood
in with him in this foolish business
will wonder if they or the Senators in
Washington are proper subjects for
ridicule. We say this is our belief
as to the outcome of what we must
regard as 4 farce inspired and worked
up to finish bY disappointed and
disgruntled politician II Is possible
that we are in error, and next winter
will be forced to record the fact that
Claegett knew better than we what he
was about.
There are some things in connec,
tion with this business that We can.
not understand and which nobody Ia
the Idaho Legislature has attempted
to explain; at least, IL there has been
an explanation, the fact has escaped
us. There has been no change ia III,
membership Of the Legislature since
early in December, when the two
branches Of the assembly came 10
gether and declared Mr.. Dubois dull,
chosen Senator Of the United State.
for the term beginning on March 4
1891 How can the gentlemen VIII,
voted for Mr. Claggett yesterday n
the same term as that covered by MI
Dubois election reconcile their act
this week with those Of last Deccm
Der? Then, If the December election
can be declared invalid and void i
the legislature in February, canno
the February election be declared ii
validated BY a similar process az som
future time? Whist Is to prevent iii
majority Of yesterday from saying /,
morrow that Claggctt was not legal
chosen, and from proceeding to choos
another man for the place? In fac
il there can be "rnonkeylng' Of thi
kind in one instance, what is to hindt
? a continuance Of tie monkey" bus
ness until every ambitious political
in the state has been tickled with 4
election to the United States Senate
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

Mr.. John Keown, the worthy post
master at Keown, Allegheny County
Penn, says "ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy sells better than any other. :"
The reason of this Is because It can
always be depended upon. Let any
one tloublc with a severe cold give Il
a trial and they will find. that the first
dose will relieve the lungs and make
breathing easier, and that its confirm.
ed use will free the system % all symp-
toms Of the cold. The promptness
and certainty Of this remedy in the
relief and cure Of colds. has won for
it many sincere friends and made II
very popular. For sale by w. II. Bchle
& Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

THE National Farmers Alliance
have taken up the silver speech of
Hon. w. j. Mcconnell for a campaign
document, thereby putting sour Mac
in the line of promotion Tor a place
on the Farmers National ticket in
1892. Between Blaine with the bat
tie cry of vim and vigor and the cry
of the farmers for more silver, who
knows but the Guerilla Chief of Idaho
will ride rough shod into the Vice
Presidency.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

WHEN the great Spanish Captain
Pizarro started on his invasion of
Peru he drew a line on the
ground and said to his followers: "All
you who will follow me take your
stand on this side, and all you who
want to go back. remain on that side. "
The time is at hand when another
line has been drawn on the ground
All the Republicans Of Bingham coun.
ty who will follow Mr.. Dubois will
take their stand on one side and all
who will follow Mr.. Briggs as leader
will take their stand on the other side
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

one member of a Legislative body, and
we shall watch with interest what is
said and done at the next election,
In advance we give it as oar belief
that there will be no radical change
made in the former ways of selecting
Legislators. We shall stick a pin on
the point Of complaint made to-day
and see if the complaint will not be
as one of the aforementioned things
of the past in two years to come.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

OGDEN has broken the column of
Liberals in their onward march by
electing the Citizens candidate, w.
Fl. Turner, for mayor. 1t is very ev.
ident from.this that the Liberals have
failed to fulfil the promises made and
to bring about the reformation prom
ised. Perhaps the mixed ticket elected
will work to the advantage of the city
government.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

WHEN all the members of the first
legislature of the new state of Idaho,
the 44th state in the union Of states,
get back to their homes, some in towns,
some in the mines, in gulches and hill
sides, and some in cabins hid away
in the sage brush, and at the soft and
quiet hour of evening look back over
their labors of law-making they will
have the proud consciousness of know
ing that they voted for four United
States Senators and drew their salarie:
like men.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

THE Democrats of the legislature
of Idaho might have done graceful,
meritorious and courteous act by yot-
ing for Hon. Ben Wilson for United
States Senator. Mr.. Wilson made a
gallant fight for governor, and no
doubt his strength added weight to
the strength of the Democratic mem
bers elected at the last election. 1t
would have been in far better taste,
far more graceful and far more In
harmony with the wishes of the Dem
ocratic voters throughout the entire
state for our Democratic Legislators to
have voted for him, if felt called upon
to vote at all, than to have voted for
one Of the bitterest partisans in the
republican party. In voting for MIR.
Wilson the members would have paid
him handsome and worthy compli-
ment, they would have done honor to
themselves, and for all of which they
would have received the heartiest en-.
dorsement of their party.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

IT begins to look as if our law
makers want to provide q guardian,
keeper, or executor of every bill they
pass. The latest to be provided for
as we are informed are wardens OF
mines and collectors of dog taxes,
THE News moves to reconsider the
moose bill in order to provide for a
moose herder. The moose should have
herder beyond all question. The
Moose demand it as a right and their
rights should be respected.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Or Robert Q. Hilman Deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned administrator of the estate
Of Robert G. Hilman, deceased, to the
creditors of. and all persons having
claims against the said deceased TO
exhibit them with The necessary vouch-
ers within four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said
administrator, at his residence, three
miles north Of the town Of Oxford,
county Of Bingham, state Of Idaho.
Ira KING HILMAN,
Administrator of the Estate Of r.
G. Hilman, Deceased.
Dated Blackfoot, Idaho, February
10th, 1891.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

BLAINE and Mcconnell is the latest
Republican ticker for 1892. The
watchword for this ticket is vim and
vigor. Certainly Mac is the man for
the second place. A state that can
afford four senators can furnish suit
able vice-president to preside over the
senate. TIE NEWS rises to second
the motion.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

Tue Memphis Appeal-Avalanche
thinks that the shelving of the force
bill is the ending Of the south's perse-
cutions. That peace is now finally and
forever established, and that the 4th
of March should be day Of great re
joicings in the south-a day of thanks
giving and praise, because that day
viii witness the Welding of the sec
tions into a true brotherhood, with
conmon aspirations, common interests
and common affections. And so mote
il BE-
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
TnE biz three Alliance men

THE big three Alliance men are
holding the senatorial question in
allegiance in Illinois. Neither party
can elect without them and it begins
to look as if they may yet name the
senator. What is to be done should
be done quickly for every days de-
lay is costing the poor taxpayers
minis of money.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

'HAyE you heard from Maine?"
was the Republican battle cry at the
beginning of the last Idaho campaign.
THE News respectfully asks the Re
publicans of Bingham county to-day:
Have .you heard from Mr.. Briggs?
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
AN extra session of the legislature

AN extra session of the legislature
will be deplored by all conservative,
thoughtful people throughout the
state, but the overdose of Senatorial
Compound-Extract of Combines from
which the members have suffered
make it more than probable that one
will have to be called.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
Notice FOR Publication.
e. s Land uflicu nt nlarkfuus. Isiahg
Yaffrar4 tfFE fafsf

r Land uflicr at nlarkruut. Tdahs
January tfh 1901
Notice Il hereby given that fhr Fuii1wiur
named settler has Aivd uutirr IT Intention ~
make final proof 10 support 81 his etaitn. Rnd
that aatl propt VIII BE- made before HWwiStrr
and Receiver ~ tinrkfugt on February Ed
t74i, NiAf john AWlr, pn 70 q No GsN rJF
lgts and Section ai. Township south HAnEr
" east
ttu names the following witnesses 10 htuy 5
his continuous residence upup Wnd cultivation
IT said land. vix.
Jacob I Hutchinson, ". iuslestrum. 1oa.
Dycand MurUul Hvss alt ut bingham CuTYnty
PEnHy J ASsuN. Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

THE silver question down at Wash
ington will remain one of the unset
tied questions of the 51st congress.
But whatever remains unsettled about
it at the close of this session will be
acted on when the battalions of the
SD congress file into line.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

Our legislators, by this time, must
surely be surfeited with senatorial stuf-
fling, and it would be well for each one
of them to take plain dose of TUFTS
Liver Pills, and then get down to
legitimate, economical and needed
legislation.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
REPRESENTATIVES BRIaes may

REPRESENTATIVES BRIGGS may not
get the nomination for the fifth United
States senator from Idaho, but no
member has ever struck out so square
" from the shoulder against the wish
es of his constituency as he. The
tidal wave, however, thatis waiting sen.
ators on its crest may float him to the
surface. and, it may be among the
possibilities of unexpected things o.
this term that he be chosen as Sena
tor v. Surprises like troubles neye
come sidgly.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
As | am making d
engagements to 20 out
business, | wish all /
debted To me would d
and settle ut once.
Mrs. 5. II. IIolbno
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VS. FNtHEl8A
NTnra Umkhhb
fttfpmdaNs.
The State ~ fdah9 setas sTrellsE % ~ I
tiFaebi uafsGsians
fuu ere hereby sumhinHeG &nt fs4
appear I'm att action nFWnEAt aEs.eif
thH Apa9u named plHlnSln, sa ~
Court ~ thn Eotfnt9 - Hlhgt49. -
tGahD, ana T. answer ll1e c14ipeties ~
ih ntthin trm days exclusive at ~ q
seryicrt after Ihr trFvire 90 SOS q sts /
meme tr SERVED wItatu ghis plNniy q Y !
Fti Udt ~ fhis e0nmtY and Wifssn ~
EwWwty days. others tsv fuftY atgh
The aAi1 Mcttlu q brought W tgep'n
saiai defendant TIRE ANN 81 w u 49,
thereon irufn thn ssfd daY ~ hplfutff u
tbp ragn - % Ter crit rer Naa.i e. ~
Ing sail plElutiN fFWn eatA delgpsA4s W
certain usupstssutY pgF mad9 Et5gssa
delivered ~ aalsi arftndaut - sati ~
ami tho costs " fhia aefipu
And you afu hEFubk Ngt.aea sHai
a. auffssar ard auaWrr tbs std gt
RtesVr rpquirftl, tbs said plairils
judgements sgatnat Yua as pgsyea
pamplsiut brtcin ~ :.
Witness tst hand end thF srai es W.
tetls eEfh dSt st ihsrHmhWt, 1871 4.
TsHttl " VI HOPKINS, lfueAsii,.. -
iiapp s iiraln Attorney tUr Faa4As'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
FoR mnnr weeks Of the winter Y

For many weeks of the winter we
were boasting of tropical Idaho wealth
er, and fiattered ourselves that cold
breezes would be unknown. But alas!
like the Idaho Legislature, no man can
tell what the weather clerk will call
up from the calendar.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
THE IDAHO NEWS.
BLAcKFoor. IDAHO, FEB. Il, 1881.

JuDGE BEATTY, of HALEY, has
drawn the prize in the lottery for
Judgeship of Idaho. The president
sent in his nomination Tuesday.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

ACCORDING to Bradstreet's compi-
lations more than 80 per cent of the
failures in 1890 were due to lack OF
capital; about % per cent, to ineom-
potency, and the rest to reckless cred.
it, failure of Others, etc,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
Notice for PnbllcatiOn.
Iauttsfy aih, ~

20" 1870 January aihI ~
Notice Ia hereby given that w i fSlsu
named settler has iiled notice @ y W NJ a
~ make final proof 10 support t4fofr
and that said proof viii " u ,,,l, ialhn.
lstur and Receiver nc Blackllnt,, 3. r s,.,ss
March ifh, IWl. viRl James a. sssn
r. ID 4 No g47h. for nwh section =
q south. range "a east y " ..s. q 81
iIa namca The following wltipN.,5 sl5iiisa
HIS continuous residence upon eHu N'@
~ saiilaud, VIZ. r,,,,esn. IA
John 4. watson. Thomas pun ~ Inlag
Duncan and Robert Phrsons, NJ =
county, Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

GEN. VIM. I. Sherman IS seriously
i'll with Erysipelas. His case is not
hopeless but his family and immedi-
ate friends are uneasy.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

The Salt Lake Herald, q daily un-
friendly to Mr. Dubois has this 10
say about the action Of tile Idaho leg
islature in electing hlr' Claggett as
the 4th senator from Idaho;
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
SUMMONS.
In tho Probate Court ofcouuiy q p'''
State of Idaho. g.,
W. q. Cuup son
Plaintiffs, .rusosI
Va.
j. " biNGO
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The stats ~ Idaho sends gfees"s
Lingo defendant. ..,, "a appeaf
You ARE nEHEHY SuMMONhps. " N thec
fore mo. nt my office w Blaehio ~ iannefy
~ ~ bingham, on the 9Th day nD,,.a,yebla aa
ut 10 clock n. tn, 10 an action y ,l,o rappl
you BY said plaintiffs. to RnsMei ssld arii.
Of the above mined plaintihs ann, 81
brought to recover from. yQu W IA fifty-
Hundred and slxty.Fiye D0llhi " = i' are PEI
cents aud interest at the riii ~ na, Nan on 2
pcr month and the cost Of tpls ~, td deyef.
tain pFumiaEUrg uDte uihae, s a isej. a
plaintiff Oh the 2Sth day ~ NV At v
which IA set out ~ complaint , Y ne IN APP
Ia herennto attached OF plain ll.l.n,and nr !
the Court FOR the relief dernnni'@ gor thf
ment will be tRkcn against w thls spl
amount. together with costs pi
Yun fail 10 appear and anawct. consiab
no tile Sheriff q aIl N
Haid County, greehnk "A due re-
(sgAbj Make legal service ana W
Given undcr my band tu''
Of December, lsaO' R.H noPEIts,,SS AZ.
probate sH''
). I'd smlfh Attorney fer fla'''@
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
Bread, Pies and Cakes
Furnished on Short Notice.
Mrs. L. A. Smith.
Notice For Publication.
Land once Of blaokfoot. Idaho

Land 0fllce ut Blaokgoot. Idnbo.
january 9th, i8al
NOticc is hereby given that the foIlowIug
n .I settler has fled notice ~ ha intention
Y. w MAKE fnsi proof ~ support urhia claim. and
on w, shld proof VIII be made before Register
q,ii,u niseae9elyef ~ Bluckiout, fdaho, on March
w lS w, w james Drew for the EB NTE
y m ~ and lot section " and lot 9, section
~ tVMnshlp Z, south, rauige "a. cast
~ lhe 4sllOwing witnesses 10 prove
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

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TO ADVERTISERS.

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WESTERN BUSINESS OFFICE,
500 The Rookery," Chicago, IL.