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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

elected II times before the odious pro.
viso was removed.
The Italian house which was estab.
lishd in the early days Of the Roths-
childs at Naples was ably conducted by
Charles Rothschild, but was given up
after the incorporation Of the Two
Sicilies with the Kingdom of Italy.
1t Is perfectly natural that some OF
the vast Rothschilds wealth, which il
diverted into thousands Of channels in
Europe and Asia, should II nd its way
TO America.
Fifty millions is The figure at which
shrewd ones in Wall street place the
American investments OF the Roths.
child family.
Tie amount of American railroad
stocks in the market Is placed at &c.
10000, 900. or this, 81, 500, 900. 900 Il
IN bonds and the remainder In stocks.
Fully % per cent OF this vast invest
ment is held abroad, and the Roths-
chllds control no small proportion OF
the American stocks on the London
market.
The secret OF the houses success Is.
OF course, the rigid following OF old
Meyer Anselm's maxim OF buying cheap
ana selling at n high price.
IL would require a long calculation
TO get at even q proximate estimate of
the Rothsclilds' wealth. They never
tell family secrets. One of their mot.
toes Isl; "Gold never repeats what IL
SEES" and another: "a man will not
tell what he has not heard" but some
idea can be had from the fact that
since 1878 they have raised for area /
Britain alone more than 81 200, 900, 600,
for Austria, $3.50, 600. 600; for Prussia
$500, 600, 600; for France, $4O0, 200, 600;
for Italy, nearly 1900, 600. 900; for
Brazil, from 800, 600 600 TO $40, 900, 600.
and for smaller States, certainly be,
tween S200,000,000 and $500, 000. 600
more, perhaps 80, 0O0, 600, 900
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

German warships and the German msr.
chants OF Apia.
In November. 1858. Tamasess's
army, then encamped near Mnlruun
Point, close 10 ApiR, after having COM
mttted outrages on tho property Of
American citiEcnsliviu IN the vicinity,
looling their houses aud loudly ex-
pressing contempt OF the American
flag and the United States Government
generally, WAS forced 20 retreat from
its position, largely because az the un-
mistnkpbe note OF warming sent to.
Tamasese by gallant Capt Richard T..
Laary, commanding the United states
man'oI-war Adams who notified him
that the rebel forces were partly oc-
cupying territory owned by an Ameri-
can citizen, and that IA view nf the
outrages committed on Americans
and their property IL would b. healthier
for the reuel forces 10 leave the im-
mediate vicinity forthwith. Tnmasese
took the hint aud moved with his army
10 the village OF IAutu.Aunu, six mtieg
up the coast from ApiA.
Mataafas army followed tho rebels
closely, the King locating his head
qalrters on tho seashore near the mid
die Of the crescent formed By tho bay.
His army occupied lines extending
back in the mountains about six miles
and opposing The rebel lines Much of
the hard lighting occurred in the inn
mediate vicinity OF Mataufa's head
quarters, and being an occupant OF the
King g house for several months was
an eye witness, Ii nothing more, Of
many hard fights and skirmishes.
Mataafa, with the heart OF q lion, per-
sonally directed his troops in several
of the more important fights. but
Tamasese, whose courage was not
particularly great, conteuted himself
with staying In his house, safe within
his fortress, during the conflicts,
deputing the immediate COM
mand OF the rebel troops to
their chief Suatele, who Mt least had
the saving quality Of courage. This
was particularly the case OF the battle
Of Lautu-Annu, fought early in No
vember, when Mataafa's forces at
tackled the fort. Over one hum
dred mon were killed ia this
light. the heads OF sixty being
cut OH BY the opposing forces.
While Tnmasese was physical COW.
ard, he likewise possessed poor business
Judgment. In proof OF tins 1t may be
mentioned that on learning that / was
engaged in giving all possible aid 10
Matanfn's cause, he announced that q
good price would be paid for my head
delivered TO him without tho body.
That such an offer on the part of
Tamasese exhibited his Willingness TO
enter into poor bargain am willing
to admit, but after all. honors were
easy, for 1t was tacltly understood by
he soldiers OF the loyal army that IL
the head OF Herr Brandeis, q German
adventurer who acted as adviser to-
Tamasese, aud who was largely respon-
sible for the existing row, should IN.
some mysterious way become severed
from his body, then the person per-
forming such q surgical operation
would not be q financial loser thereby.
But neither Brandeis nor | had our
heads amputated, so that's another
story.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

The talk of the town in these times
is about the microbe, and many men as
well as women seem to be afflicted
with an anti-microbatic mania. The
enemy is to be found everywhere, in
the air, in the water, in the ground, in
the food. and on the person, revelling
in the sunshine and enjoying life in
the house. He is disease-breeder, a
pain producer, a groan-raiser, and
even in some cases a mind-destroyer.
He cannot be seen with the naked eye.
and he scares some of the men who
take look at him through micro
scope. You may tame lion, but can
not tame microbe; you may pull the
fangs of viper but the microbe must
be killed to render him harmless, il
indeed he be not dangerous even after
his death.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

THE principal feature of the consti-
tuition adopted for the Australian COM
monwealth are now known, and they
show a striking resemblance to the
lines of the constitution of the United
States. 1t was to be expected, of
course, that no new government could
pe founded on Republican principles
without borrowing freely from the
fundamental law of the one great re-
public which has stood the test of more
than century Of life, and risen to the
rank of perhaps the greatest power in
the world. Yet conscious as we are
OF some defects in the practical work
ings of our own institutions, it may
surprise us that the great new nation
OF the Southern seas could,fnd so little
to alter or amend. AS far as is con-
sistent with the retention of political
relations with Great Britain, the
Australian constitution is almost copy
of our own.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

ASK questions and many questions,
and leave nothing till you are thor
oughly informed of it, but be careful Of
asking only proper questions. Such
questions are far from being ill-bred,
or troublesome to those of whom you
ask them. On the contrary they are q
tacit compliment to their knowledge,
and people have a better opinion of a
young man when he seems DESTROYS to
be informed.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

Most of the large fortunes in this
country have been accumulated in a
single lifetime, and the greed of get
ting too much money, which alone has
made it possible to be gotten, has un-
fitted its getter for anything else. 1t
is doubtless a fact that thousands of
comparatively poor people would know
how to use great wealth better than do
most OF those who have it. All poor
people think this. but in so many cases
their poverty is 80 directly the result
Of their own unftress for wealth that
their opinion may well be doubted.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

WE all have TO learn in one way or
another, that neither men nor bows get
second chances in this world. We all
get new chances till the end of our
lives, but not second chances in the
same set of circumstances; and the
great difference between one person
and another is, how he takes hold of
and uses his first chance, and he takes
his fall if it is scored against him.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08
THE EARLIEST cRocus.

One golden flame has cloven
The dingy garden clay,
One golden CLEAN is weven
Athwart the gloomy day.
And harki the breeze is bringing
One sudden bird-note, ringing
From far away.
Soon, set in dainty order,
A serried golden line,
All down the garden border
The crocuSSes will shine.
AT last the spring is sighted
One golden lamp is lighted
To give the sign.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

II there is anything that makes a
girl feel bad, it is to have the young
man send her photograph back after
the engagement is broken, and not be
able to find the trace OF a single kiss
upon il. -Somerville journal.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

NEVER again will the foodgates of
immigration to this country be opened
as they have been in the past. Neces-
sity forbids it. The stream of immi-
grafton will doubtless continue to flow
from other countries until the United
States itself is thickly settled nation.
But that stream must be purified on its
course, or, better still, at its source.
1t dignifes this nation to protect itself
from an avalanche of social degrade
ton and misery and the corruption of
the body polite while welcoming with
hospitable hands all who are capable
of becoming citizens of the republic
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

THERE is some reason TO fear fall
ure to restrict immigration properly,
by reason of inability to agree upon
the means to be employed. There is
no difference of opinion as to the de
STABILITY of severe regulation. The
people of this country, with rare una
nimity, call upon congress for protec-
ton against the outcasts of Europe.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

THE reasons for the continued preva-
lence OF apprehensions of war in
Europe in the absence of any imme-
diate or definite cause of quarrel lies
in the consideration that the increas-
ing strain of military expenditure can
not be much longer borne. II, within
mutual jealousies, the mutual nations
will not disband their vast forces, they
must fight in order to secure disband-
ment at the end of the conflict.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

IT is matter of history that the
bones of Columbus are in Havana. But
it is also matter of history that they
are in Santo Domingo City. This is
rather confusing, and Capt. Nathan
Appleton, of Boston, who has been in
vestigating the question throws no
light upon it. The captain says no
body knows anything about it. He
found the bones Of Columbus at both
places. Both cities are confident that
they have the genuine article.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08
small Prophets.

The prophecy investigation society
predicts Britain's loss OF Ireland and
India before 1873. II prophets would
not be confounded in their own day
and generation they should set their
dates further in their future.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08
Always There.

Dashaway-"Say, old man, / wish
you would tell me where your tailor is.-
like his work aud l want to order
some clothes" Travers (gioomiIyl--.
"You will find him at my house"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08
no ne expected.

A married man should always make
it rule to give his wife an allowance.
She always has TO make good many
allowances for him, you know.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08

fittle key when he wanted to stake 10
cents at cards.
Baron James had four children Ed
ward, Alphonse, Nathaniel and Gus
lave, who recently lost the much
talked-of $25, 200, 600.
The Vienna branch OF the House OF
Rothschild estimates its wealth AZ
The record-union., 1891-01-18

While a messenger was sent to inform the
anxious family. When Harley and the
Old servant arrived at the depot they were
grief-stricken
II feared something of this kind when
that flash of light passed through the
room. Now believe it was my fathers
Harley.
1t was a sad procession that moved
slowly through the gently falling snow,
conveying the corpse to the mansion
whose occupants had anticipated such a
joyous meeting.
The Christmas lights We're extinguished,
blinds closed, and sad and noiselessly
mother and children moved about the
house. But they mourned not as those
having no hope, for Mr.. Lewis was one
OF the Wise Men of the Earth" to whom
the Star of Bethlehem was pillar Of
cloud by day, and of fire by night, guild
ing him onward in life-ever onward in
the path of Him whose birthday the mill
lions all over the land were celebrating
that Christmas night, and who said "Be-
cause live, We shall live also"
y, Prince of Peacei Come and fill with
consolation these troubled hearts; con-
vince them that through the birth and
death of the Star of Bethlehem--guide of
faithful souls-was gained victory over
the grave. Aye! A Merry Christmas to
you, papa dear.
The record-union., 1891-01-18
coNcuRR1NG OPINIONS.

concur in the judgment. The second SUBJ
division of Section 1o35 of the Penal Code is
clearly unconstitutional. There was also error
in the giving of the instruction, referred to in
the opinion of Mr.. Justice Works. Upon the
other points therein discussed. / express no
opinion. DEHAvEN j.
/ concur in the above, except as to the in
struction discussed in it. am of opinion that
the instruction is sound law, and that there
was no error in giving it. THORNTON, j,
The record-union., 1891-01-18
marvel of Typographical Neatness.,

fDaily San Diegan, Jan. 13th.l
The Sacramento REcoRD-U UNION is ont
in new dress, and it is a marvel of typo
graphical neatness. The RECORD UNION
is unquestionably one of the ablest jour
nails on the coast, and we are pleased to
note that it seems to be enjoying so large
a measure OF prosperity as is indicated
by this Improvements
The state herald., 1891-07-10
sIlERIrr.s SALE.

Notice Is hercby given that by vIrtMs ots
writ Of special execution lssacd frun tbe
dtstrtct court Of Phillips county, s4aas q
Colfadn, In fsvoe Of Ne Fafinefs l.un>ef
Yard and against Aaron woodsen, 10 -
directed ~ sheriff Of said county whsfshy
I am commanded 70 make the sam Of sighty
seven dollafs and thirty csnts damaee aII
the further sum 0f fourteen dolIass and
twenty.nine cents cost and cost oe ths ~.
to satisfy the aald execution ! have Iuvjpi
upon the addition erected b. ths ds1ea3snt
Aaron Woosiaon, to the building on II Soar
~ In block four ~ In tho original town q
llolyo1e, Phillips county, Colora do, which
! shall at the hour of two O'Clock, p. M., on
the :7th day Of July A. u. 1901, ut the baud.
ing now known as tho Occidental Lunch
Rooln. situated ON said lot :, sell tho part
levied upon at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash In hand.
JANEs A. TEMPLE, Sheriff.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
~ lDIslGE

BY lIuBEkT n. BANCROFT
THE EMINENT HISTORIAN
,irAdy u lsst-Oniy true History VI Nor
moni-m pubiishcd-racina,img. intensely
Interesting. powctfni--Endms~si alike b.
Xosaoas and Cenuies.
WONDERFUL ADVENTURES
OF ,raprcrs und travellers Bloody Indian
Thrilling accounts Of Massscrrrs
and Miraculous rscapcs-l'hr fsunou, ban
lie Association, Etc.
MYSTERIES Or iULYGAMY
Tho TIihing ilUise-c csirsiisi Marriage.
Strange Rslistous custou,s- Biography es
Brigham f'ains. ss thrilling as novel ~,
tSue history.
A t;rand book 10 srli. kve, sbody wants
t--Neschants, rarnerr. Mechanics snd all
claaAes have eagerly awaited ,he appsamncs
Of this remarkable book.
AGENTS
Send quick ei.oo fns cortiy and eiegan,
canvnssing Outdt. Dout wasss i,u,r writ
Ing for elreulair, but serurs lsssItcsy lsSwr
n Ia given out. llememhsr this l. subIer,
d Intense interest To an. and the esand H.
iustraiions attract attention everywhere.
Address
THE HISTORY COMPANY
tn sAhksrsr. AAN vhAhctsro.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

and the many maryel0us cures which
have been effected ty the thermal baths.
0The town and springs sie delight
fully situated ina picturesque valley
In the Black Hills country, abounding
in beautiful scenic effects, and st an
altitude Of Z, 800 feet above tho sea lev.
81; thus ii,suring = pure atmosphere
and exhilaratins slin,ste, absolutely
free frUin malaria.
Under the enterprising and progress.
sive management Of the Hot Springs
company many desirable improvements
have been made, among the number
the erection Of q commodious bath
house fitted up with all modern con-
veniences for the comfort Of guests.
New hotels have been built aud com.
fortsbly furnished throughout, conduc.
ted In hst class style and ut rexsona-
bic rates. Those who prefer stopping
at private house, will find many de-
sirable boarding places where goot ac-
colnmotiatiuns are furnished, and at
moderate prices.
Tie superior daily service now nf-
forded by the Burlington Route to Hot
Sprinss, with through sleeping car NC
commodxtions from Omaha. Lincoln.
Aurora aud Grand Island, makes the
trip an easy and enjoyable one; and
for the bene6t Of all who desire to test
the efficacy Of the waters, round trip
tickets 1t reduced rates, good for nine.
~ days. are now ON sale at all oflices
Of the Burlington Route.
For pamphlet, descriptive Of the
springs. snd foil information rs to
rates, time, etc., spply to any sgent Of
the company, or ~
J. FRANCIS,
Gen1 l'ass'r 4 Ticket Agt.,
OMAHA, NEB.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired FROM practice,
having had placed In his hands BY an East
India nlssionary the formula Of simple
vegetable rrmrdy tur the speedy and perma-
sest ruse oe CsW~uSspetsw, hsv0chltis, Ca
ta'r''. Asthma and NIL thrat and lang AZ
fscsons, siso positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com.
plaiRt. after having tested lis wonderful
curative I0wcrs In thousands Of cascs. has
felt u Ills duty to make II known to his suf.
ferInE fellows. Actuaiesi BY this motive
and desIrr To relieve human suffering.
will send frrc of charge, to all who d-sirr
u, this r,riIs', la German. French or English
with full directions for preparing an,l using.
Sent by mall by addressing with stamp
naming this paper. ". A. Noyss,
SLY no Powers Block, I'ochester, y. Y.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
the svRL,NoroN's NEW ROUTE TO
the SLACK MILLS.

the svRLiNovoN's NEW ROUTE TO
TINE sIAcx MILLS.
Tie Burlington Route takes pleasure
In announcing To the public the CON-
pletion Of It's new line TO Deadwoosi. /.
South Dakota, and the formal opening
II same for business.
The line IL substantially constructed
and thoroughly equipped. the object
being to afford \ service that Is hrst-
class In every particular, and In keeping
with other through lines Of the Bur.
linGtop System.
II Is the shortest and quickest line
from Missouri River cItIes and princi.
pal points IN Nebraska to Dead wooi. j.
Hot Springs, Custer and llill City,
South Dakota. Merino and Newcastle
wyo.. aud all points In the Black Hills
Through trains are run daily with
Pullman Sleeping Cars from Omni,a
and LincOin to Deadwnod without
change, making connection ut Lincoln
and Omaha with all trains Of the Bur-
lington Route to and from all points
Fast. West aud South.
For further information npply 10 any
Burlington agent, or to
J. FRANCIS, Gen1 Iass'r Agt..
Omaha. Neb.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
AT MANIrou.
Manitcu Sprinss. e,

hanitcu Spsinss, Colo. June H.
tsrcsial. l-MAniia ls ~ thc people whs, :
sugar barrel b ~ The nIrs M = brish, usu,-
imsr alphabetically attrnrti,e. There !, An
nesenee VI airs and m in6nx of peoias n
Hanihs that 10 fcfTeshing. These June
dsya are os the Isssy June thAt posts mste
of-ono' mosnlngr. warm enough a nous
time TO remind tho outd0os waDdertr ,tsS 4
Ia summer. and evening full of mosnlIsht
nnd coolnsss.
The waiks, drives and trails al,ou, Mani
Ion are ~ numerous that old iimess Of scy.
esal seasons experience lind somc nev
ocansies wehenvrf they ~ out. The coun-
ny h . rafsdise for the lively young woman
~ the brs~ny youn. man WIN delights m
exploring exr~diiions. FIX.
Nsn'io'i Ia beat reached via the Un,ou
pneiac. o.i
The state herald., 1891-07-10
rRUsrEE's SALE.

WhEnEAa, Alex t;rnhan,, Or the county of
Phillips. and state of Colorado, on the 9Th
day 0f April isSo. by his certain decd Of trust
II that dato, which was duly recorded In tho
Ofiics Of the county clerk and rc~Order 0f
Phillips county Colorado. I'm the ltth day Of
April lso. In link 10 paEr W II tho r~c,r,is Il
said county. conveyed u X 2 Webster a.
trustee. or In case II the death, re.ignation
ab~enc~. refusal or failure ar inability u
said r Webster to net. then to " Bergs ~
successor In trust. the following dcsctibed
prorrrty situatrd In tho county of rhliiips
and state u Colorado tO.wlt: Tile tnwis)
north west quarter Of section t3il thirty. one.
township (7) seven north range (Ss) forty
three west. subject however To prior mort
xag- of - o. 10 Colo. security Co., together
with al and singular the privileges and ap
purtrnances thereto belonging In trust to ~
cure tho payment Of . certain pro,nissosy
nots of even date with said deed 0f trust
.irned by the said Alex Graham. payable to
the "r'lrr Of whitney irwin for the sum Of
en- 81, one hundred and eleven dollars and
twenty nve cents due ninety days after date
with irtrrcst ut per ccnt per month from
maturity. and a.
Whereas. II was provided In said deed u
trust that, in case Of default IN the
payment OF said note or any part
thsrcot or Interest thereon nc-
csss'iing to the tenor Of said not~, the trustee
sii"ud prU srsi to sell and dispose Of said
Prsn,isr. iu the manner and fer the use and
Iurirrss provided In snid tecd of trust, and
~h-r A.. default has i'een made In the pay-
mrnt Of the principal aud interest IT said
note. M part thereof having tccn psid.
Now. the, sfore. I. 4 y Webster. trustee NJ
In case of death. resiGnation, removal. rsfus.
nj Or failure or inability u tho said RE- Web
ster To act. then I. W ncgxs. successor In
trust, will ON tho NTH day of July A d lssl At
the front door Of the court house In Holyose.
county of Phillips and state OF Colorado. Al
the hour of 70 o'clock n m. -~ii the ahove dc;
scrii,rsi property for the highest and bcrt
price IL Will bring In cash At public auction.
subjs~t tothc nbove describcd nrst mortgage
u TN AMI interest. Ia Iay said note
sccurrd br said trust deed, aa we'll
asaii hack 'anss and the cost. and ep,snsss
at this trust.
kE wRaarsR. Trustee.
sW bEoos. Successor IN Trust.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
Pronounced HOPELESS, yr. Saved,

From letter written BY Mrs. Ada f.
Hurd, Of tiroton, $. d.. we quote: twas ta-
ken with bad cold, which settled on my
lungs, couah set In and finally terminated
In consumption. Four doctors gave me up,
saying could live but . short time. gave
myself up 70 my Savior. determined II 1
could not stay with my friends ON earth, 1
would meet my absent ones above. My hus-
band was advised to get Dr. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds
gave II trial, took In NIL, eight bottles; II
has cured me. and thank tod am now a
well and hearty woman." Trial bottles free
at City Drug Store, regular size, !Oc. and 81.