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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01

Good deal of horse talk
BREAKING aud news tine fall-lhe
fraction OF q second III
RECORDS. crease in speed over the
fastest time heretofore
made by q trolter creates attention and
excitement that are simply wonderful
TO the thoughtful. OF course this split
second agility is no. of any practical
value IN the economy o. our affairs
and althougha pleasure. or say, stimu.
Iatng excitement IL don't figure worth
a cent ~ any manner from the stand.
POINT of locomotion of goods aud thngs
The Wild pleasure with which the low
oring OF the record ls received j.. how
ever, indicative of the trend ct every.
day affairs-pusb, hasie--saicuistion
OF labor and events red uced to seconds.
In fact distance Is MOI measured bv
miles 50 much as when you and I went
to school. Nc, II is by tlme-l,v hours
aud minutcs-for instance, we say irs
five hours and twenty-five m mites
from Grand Rapids to Chicago; or its
three hours and fifty minutes between
Detroit and this city. Aud what con
uast this is with the time IL took Mir.
Gilbert on his fr>t trip TO Detro;t-six
days. (about i24 hours) Every minute
saved or utilized thst otherwise might
he called lost or wasted IL prscfWslly
that much increase IN length of life.
Therefore ssve time :. the legend.
Note---We might here say mat IN
your calculations YOU nav start with
Chicago h West Michigan R'y and PCT
that down sc always on tine.
Gro. DgHAvEx, Grn'l Pass. s9f.
i. s.-Should add that tie time
quoted above ) va the g. & ". u. 10
chicago. ana D., l.. 4 y. 10 Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01

Krug," with !ts metal top, anordeo no
protection to the evanescent qualities OF
the liquor King Gambrinus and John
Barleycorn. Pewter pots. says DIR.
Schultze. arc good and silver pots are
better; but best Of all is the aluminium
mug. So the doctor advises the manu-
facture of aluminium pots, which would
be forty times cheaper than silver. and
half the weight of pewter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01
TIE CULINARY ART.

pvssss nssss.~es-s Ola rNes wsss % oss
Wager - psriisL
Prime Rlsmarck's cid chef Who 10
n~~ hesd cook In he e.riin restas
rsnt r~csnsly wen novel bet and gave
surprising exhibition ~ his MASTERY
II shs CULINARY al ise hsa wseeres
swesty-hse dollars that BE ceuld Kill
eses.. er~ph ard serve . elsiahsn. I'd 10
sis n,;sutrs
The weees ~ss decided ~ nirft. ears
re New Ysst sur. IN th@ eaf- - ne
restaurant in the presence 81 ta
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01

Alsmsniara :. 20 depose not cnlr 'ss
he~r rlss.~-. bu. even ne sa~r~a h~~'
rs-r ~ th~ ssnsh ti~fwars 1T
echuss~o. a vie.-.. sisrraea sh> e~er
drinkers seent yesr see by BE s~risr
sssen shss be.r net eniv ssfrfscTstsa ~
. se~ ssinwses by s~iez sept n slsss
sws shss he rfnred srther~srs
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01
sans. RACES.

A Grand Rspids. Mich, in 1921 and
1892, where there are two new mile
tracks 10 work your horses on and also
where DIR. Wells d COS great veterinary
specific - prepared and put up fer
chills. fercfs. influenza, stranRles, d;s.
tempers, coughs. coids. congestion of
lungs. bronchial difficulties. iEfialnma-
ton and sore throat.
Also, DIR. Wells 4 Co's veterinary car
tharfic capsules for horses. which will
positively cure consti patton, inpsctor.
indigestion. swollen legs. suffeit. sreece
heels, blotches Of skin. loss Of appetite.
rough coat, and is the most certain rem
edy for tho removal OF worms knasn
70 the veterinary .sSofrssion. 10 lingering
cases OF colo where the cause must l,e
removed, they have no equal In fact
all arrangements of the digestive o.
Rsns are cut short. ard what would Re
fatal cases are ninde ample and harm
less by giving one capsule IN due tiBse.
II your hor9 - not dong, 60 70 your
druggist sn0 Get . capsule and give
him. We guarantee quick recover.
Prepared and put ue by Dr. Wells A
Co. Oifce and pharmacy cor. bridge
and Canal-sts., Grand Rapids, Mich.
For sale by druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01

Lcornis a onderdonk's Weekly Rail.
~sy Guide viii THE week contain tie
re Of running the electro cars u and
7 ON Reeds lake, the fall Grange on
tse n. q. II. 4 N. RR and the ten
ne~ IRE alarm ststioHs The Guide +.
Ell growing IN popularity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01

nf. Ross ~ss IN Kalamazoo vesier.
day. stepping ~ the Aasfscsn ileesk.
where ~ had ever isfntr rstsrnte. Ha
fpfufnsd lsef evening snf Wii ~ u SIS
osssre n TIE Widd eomb banding from
2 y, : g. ~. today. apd ~ rernler
hesfs al tae wstk. Telephone sas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01

Rugs and art h9uaAs lnat will pleas
you. In great variety OF dcsign and
colorng AID moderate Ia prices.
Smith < Sanford.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01

Clifton Springs, Battle Creek and Fl i,
Springs Sanitariums, all famous health
n sorts, are using Garfield Tea in their
treatment OF constipation and female
weaknesses.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01

SPECIAL inducements "a al n search
of chenille nd lace curtains the wees
st Saith a Sanford.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01
Oysters
Poultry,
Game,

The best of everything can always b.
found at Dettenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01

Headquarters for all KInds 81 Fruits ana
Vegetables. aud st the Lowest Cash Prices.
1aIi aad be convinced. Ciiy delivery free
Irieshone ls1
Mail orders win receive prompt attention.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-01
BUYING On FALL SUITS
You Can Get Suited Hare Better
Than on the Other side.
PS.rIIESr AID LATEST GOWNS
4 xs~ ysrk Dream In Myrtle Green. Geld
and Bnek-rwo Cisaks for . Wsstssa
rsl,-rhs Ever Handy and some
tinss stylish Maek.nsssh.

II was &C the clnb-as dinner
IL like this suit" quo,h he, better
than any other suit own. and think
that the reason u because It Ii an Amer
lean suit"
An American suit, Ny good fellah.
you must be dreaming. How can You
like a. American suit better than An
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14
SIMMONS

In the District Court OF the Fiftn Judicial
District Of the state Of Idaho. ia and for the
county OF Bingham.
Commercial Nat onal Bank of Ogden, Utah,
Ia corpOrationJ Plaintiff,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14
"a Yard Of Roses. I"

Que of the popular paintings at the
New York Academy OF Design was a
yard long panel of Roses, A crowd
was always before it, One art critic
exclaimed, ''Such bit Of nature
should belong to all the people, it is
too beautiful for one man to hide
away"
The Youths Companion. Of Boston,
seized the idea, and sent twenty thOus.
and dollars to reproduce the painting
The result has been triumph Of ar.
tistic ieliciacy and color.
The Companion makes an Autumn
gift of this copy of the painting to
each of its five hundred thousand
Subscribers Any others vino ma,
subscribe now for the first time. and
request it, will receive "The Yard 81
Roses, without extra charge while
the edition lasts.
Besides the gift Of this beautiful
picture all new subscribers will re-
ceive The Companion free from til,
time the subscription is received un
til january First, including til,
Thanksgiving and Christmas Douhl,
Numbers, and for a full year from
that date. The price Of The Compan
ion is $175 year.
Every family should take thu
brightest and best Of illustrated lite
rary papers in addition to its loca
paper.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14
generation Of Bannoek Indians.

generation of Bannock Indians.
Boise has made many noticeable
Improvements since the days when
DeLamar imagined himself a law
maker, and when he held down
revolving chair IN the senate chamber
Boise is really city now with city
airs and ct ceteras, you know what
the ct ceteras are,
Gov. Wiley left this evening on
sight seeing tour to Shoshone Falls.
If the governor he really in loye as
gossips have him, or if he be poeti,
Tally bent, he may, on his return, tell
us in verse how the waters of Idaho
Ladore came down. The Governor is
not, altogether, the bad man the press
Of Idaho has painted him. He means
well, his heart is in the right place,
hut the governor is surrounded you
know. There are men across the hall
Could he nerve himself up to the
courage of the Highlander who stamp
ed his foot and said My foot is on
its native heath, could he open the
.Ioor of his executive chamber and
stamp his foot SO as to be heard
across the hall, and say to those
across the hall | am governor, and
50 long as | am governor, | will bt
governor of the great State Of Idah,
and act from that point, he would q,
much to re-establish himself in party
favor and recover the ground ALREADY
lost by his administration. Withnu
such action all is lost to him As VI
understand it. he, to-day, offered tn
Worlds Fair Commissionership t
Mr. C. Bunting Of Blackfoot. Tina
would he IN keeping with the higI
position of such an office. If Nj
Bunting were to accept and eLter VI
on the duties he would soon plac
Idaho in the front rank Of the West
ern states forming a line of exhibit
at Chicago.
A mechanic named Bergman, unde
the influence Of whiskey, put an en-
+ to his miserable existence to-day b
hanging himself.
Your correspondent will take hin
self westward tomorrow and may t.
D you something of what he finds furth,
:. towards the setting sun. Goodby.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14
OUR BOISE LETTER.


Boise the capital city, is full Of
courts this week-U United States Dis
trict Court, United States Circui.
Court and State Supreme Court, ant
the damp cloudy weather has added
the overcoat. The calendars of thes,
courts are all crowded and the ap
preaching winter promises three
months term for the oyereoat. Their
are lawyers to the right Of US, law
yers to the left Of us, lawyers in from
of us, onward move the lawyers
More sound law will be recited in th,
capital building during tue terms q
these courts than could be enacted
by a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14

Nampa Is a progressive, enterprIs-
ing town. A number of good build
ings were put up last summer; among
the number is 4 nice brick school
house, and that is what Blackfoot
should have.
A woman in Utah is so humane
hat she chloroforms her son before
whipping him, in arder that he may
not suffer pain during the punish
ment
Pocatello advices say that five of
the Oregon Short Line conductors
have been shown the gang-plank.
Old timers who know the stations at
midnight
The Australian ballot system as
adopted in Oregon will cost each cOun-
IS on an average Of about $4,000 ey-
cry election.
Pocatello has organized Miners
Protection Association. The object
of the ASSOCIATION is materially, TO
ADVANCE the interest Of the mining
fraternity, and ultimately secure the
opening Of the reservation TO setl.-
ment
While under the influence Of chic
r3form, Mrs. J. W. Conner, Of Idaho
Springs died "Wednesday Of last week,
in the dental chair Of Dr. A. Il. Bar
ker After four teeth had been ex-
tracted the subject fell back AZ thodg
dead Vigorous measures were re-
sorted to by the dentist and Dr.. Pow
ers. who gave the drug, but to no avail
Mrs Conner leaves husband and
five children.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14


District Of the state Of Idaho. IN and for the
county Of Bingham.
Commercial Nat onal Bank of Ogden, Utah,
"a corporation,J Plaintiff,
w
Fl Stuart, r. Stuart, F. J. Kiesel, Joseph
Warner. Hervey Brooke, james King, Defts
Action brought In the District Court of the
Fifth Judicial District Of the state Of Idaho,
in and for bingham county. and the com
plaint flied in the 5ald county Of Bingham In
the office OF the Clerk of said District Court
To RI. o. Stuart, X. Stuart. F. j Keisel
Joseph Warner Hervey Brooke and James
King: You are hereby required 90 appear
IA an action brought against you By above
named platntin In the District court of the
fifth judicial District OF the state Of Idaho,
In and Tor the county oil bingham, and u
answer the complaint filed therein within ten
days. exclusive OF the day Of serviceJ after
the service on you Of this summons, II served
Within this county, or IL served out OF this
county but within the district, then within
twenty days. otherwise within forty days, or
Judgment by default viii be taken against
you according TO the prayer of said complaint
The said acton Is brought 10 obtain decree
Of this Court tUr the foreclosure " one GER
tain Mortgage described In the said complaint
ana executed by said H. o Stuart and X.
stuart his wife. ON the 1th day Of January
1879, to secure the payment of u certain sum
Of money now due plaintiff from II. stuart
and X stuart and amounting 10 So 49, "a,
and reasonable attorneys fee; that the prefnt-
SEES conveyed by said Mortgage may be sold
proceeds applied 70 the payment OF said sum
~ s. 40 II and interest from date, attorneys
fee ana for costs vt this action and sait. am
plaintiff further prays that tue Def infants y
j Kefs,l !, Joseph Warner, HGryey Brooke and
James King be- r. quired ~ SNOW u this court
the nature and extent OF the claims they ,nuy
have e. said property adverse 70 the plaihtih,
ana that the mortgage vi II j keistl De clos
ga 81 necessary and for proper relief, ana In
case such proceeds are not sufficient u pay
the sumo, then 10 obtain an execution against
said II o. stuart ana X X STUART, for bgance
remaining due, and also tIat rue said Tend
ants ana all persons claiming ~. through Or
under thell may be- barred and iOieelOs"d OF
aii rig T. title claim, Hen. equity vi rcdciap-
ton ana interest in and ID sdid m3rr9H cd
premises, ana for other ana Iurtncr relief, p5
Will more rudy appear by reference 10 the
complaint on file herein
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail
20 appear and answer the suid compliant, az
above required. the plantin will apply 10 the
curt Tor rcief demanded IN said complaint
Given under my hand ana the seal uf the
District Court NJ the Fifth Judicial
seal District OF state of IdalEo, In aud for
the county VI Bingham, this lst day OF
September, 1891. NJ PATHIE, Clerk.
By GHO Il GAGON, Deputy Clerk
Smith smith, Attys Tor Plaintiff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14

CONGRESSMAN Sweet is very lavish
with his views touching Legislation
in Congress next winter, hut the Con.
gresham is as silent as the walks OF
spooks on the senatorial contest from
Idaho. The hardest question he will
have to answer next summer will be;
Where vert thou, Willis, when the
fight went on?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

OFFICE OF EASTERN IDAHO w ATER co
" Principal place of business BlacktOOt,
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF
the board of trustees held on Tuesday 10 day
of November 1891. asse- sment No. II of ~ "
per share was levied upon the capital stock VI
this corporation payable 10 John Montgomery
Secretary and Treasurer. BlackfoOt. Idaho
Any stock upon which this assessment be
unpaid on Monday I+th day Of December, 1891.
will be delinquent anu advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made
before enough OF each parcel Of stock will be
sold on Friday 18th day OF january it82, ~
pay said assessment with cost Of advertising
and expense OF sale. JOHS MDNTGoMERY,
Blackfoot. Nov. ~, sec. and Treas.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14
The Claggett Banquet.

That must have been very pretty
and thoroughly delightful banquet
that was given in honor of Mr.. Will
lam H. Claggett, in Boise City, the
other night; and it is hardly fair OF
the anti lagett and pro Dubois press
70 insInuate that it was simply lit
tie scheme designed to impress the
United States Senate with the idea
that Mr. Claggett is very popular
gentleman, having the coldill support
of Idaho's influential people. The
proximity of the banquet to the day of
the assembling of congress may lend
some color to that theory, but the ny
pothesis upon which the theory is con
structeu is not the less defective and
out of whack
The fact is Mr. Clagett is indeed a
very popular gentleman and has the
very best wishes of many Influential
people not only in Idaho but in Mon
tana and elsewhere: and last Thurs
day nights banquet was an expression
of their highest esteem and puresl
goodwill. For obvious reasons it was
thought best to tender the banquet
before Mr. Claggett's departure fol
Washington, instead of after ais re
turn. Even those of his friends wiIC
have the strongest hopes of his sue
cess in securing the coveted senatori
al seat must have seen the necessit,
of making sure of the banquet at al
events. Undoubtedly they felt tina
to wait was 10 run the most seriou
risks. The spirit Of all who partici
pated in the charming event seems Il
have been to eat, drink and be merr
with Mr.. Claggett, for tomorrow. pop
ular, estimable and able gentleman
though he is, he may be knocked ouI
precedents and a good many othe
things being against him.
Now this, we submit, was the raiso
d'e!re of the Claggett banquet. I
impute any other motives TO its orig
majors is to reflect upon their GOO
sense. They wanted to express thei
admiration for their friend and the
chose the right time for it, KNOWN
we'll that Mr.. Claggett's return froI
the national capitol will be anythin
but festal occasion
It's all wrong any how The den
ocra.s had Idaho last year, on its me
It's, and if the right thing mad bee
done, the world would never have hear
of banquets or pickering inyolvin
Claggett, Dubois, Shoup, McConnc
and all that race. MEANWHILE we hop
that the dishes were dainty and ii
service good last Thursday nigh
Standard.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14
Buckiin's Arnica SaIre.

The nest SaIve in the world r..
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Sal
Rheum. Fever Sores, letter, Chnppcd
Hands, Chilbluins Corns, and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Pile
or no pay required II Is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded, Price 20 cents per box
For sale By Behle & Son.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14
BINGHAM COUNTY INSTITUTE.

The Annual Teachers Institute for the year
1871. WIN be held at BlackfOOt. beginning No
vembcr 20 and continuing In session Ave days
Quarterly examination will be he ID al the
same place November 18th
The following arrangements have been made
for reduced rates ON the railroad
Persons attending the meeting must pHy
full fare 70 BlackfUot and take the agents re-,
ceipt for same
Tickets for tho return trip will be sold M
one hfth Of the regular fare on presentation
Of this receipt 20 the agent at BlackfDOt. II
having first been properly signed by the Coun
~ Superintendent
FRED s STEVENS
county School supt
BiackfOot. October 2ith 1891.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14
Notice to Taxpayers.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT STATE
1t and County Taxes become delinquent on
the second Monday in December next. II not
paid prior thereto, ten per cent and costs
must be- added thereon. This notice Is given
in accordance with Section ISIS Chapter of
the Revised Statutes OF Idaho.
J J GCHEEN,
Assessor and Collector
Blac kfoot. Idaho, October gath, 1891.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-14

EVERYBODY knows the fruitless
search for needle in hay stack,
Well, looking for the pen investigat-
ing committees report has been just
as fruitless. If Governor Wiley car
stand the DELAY, the people can too,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02
THE EASTERN DANCE.

~ - Product of t'fgttcst Enc esaree
i.eroa Ia Early Socta.
One cf the most attractive features ~
the recent exposition in Paris was the
Eastern dancing girls. In half dozen
or more booths or tents. scattered
ebout the grounds. these strangers of
another world and civilization held
their unique receptio-S The Bpeetaeie.
10 Western eyes. is SO entirely new and
unprecedented that the first effect OF il
Is nero astonishment. After further
experience It's strsngeness begins n re-
solve itself into beauty: we can discriin-
mate between the comparative merits Of
dancers, and dispense applause iu-
diciously, writes Julian Hawthorne in
Dress
Anarrow stage occupies one end Of
the room, which may be thirty-t;x feet
square. On the stage, in a serai-circle.
sit the darocrs and the musicians Tho
latter produce concert chiefly with
sort of drums. and pipes that emit q
noise not unlike the scream of BAG
pipe. II Is "a bcwilderilg. exciting
noise, which. after awhile. begins II
heat the brain and hurry the pulse. In
the midst of it, young woman rises,
swathcd about in silks and mullins.
and with bangles and necklaces
juggling and sparkling at every move
nent Her body sways easily between
her launches. and her air Is partly
indolcnt and partly suggestive of
latent vigor As she faces the audience,
undulations pass through her body; and
these undulations are not only lateral,
but vertical. Any one who has OBJ
served the belly Of snake in motion
has seen the counterpart Of this move
mcnt.
While the fluctuations are going on,
the girl is in other respects performing
slow, graceful and languid dance.
Her arms rise and fall and wave about
her head; she turns her face from side
to side, and occasionally smiles as If in
a voluptuors dream; her feet shifting
rhythmically and without haste: ard
ever ard anon she turns completely
round, but always slowly and delibcr-
ately. The marvel and singulgrity of
the performance lies in the undulations
OF the front of the body 1t is impos-
siblc for u European to produce even
the germ of such movement. The
, girls have been trained from early
childhood in the use Of groups of
muscles Of the very existence of which
we arc ignorant. Their control of
them is absolute. The extent and
power Of the contractions is astonish.
ing.
In a European it would be almost re-
voting but in these Oriental danscls
the effect Is different. We recognize
that the 'dance" is natural 10 them:
that it belongs to their race and genius,
and that it has come down 20 them
from an epoch as ancient as the sides
OF the pyramids and the infancy Of
Buddha. 1t is not TO be criticised by
our crude contemporary standards of
convention. fashion or morality: il is to
be accepted. wondered at, for what it
is. and has been since the East was the
East