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For AN IRRITATED THROAT. COUCH OR COLD
"Brotrn'S bronchial 7roches" are offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy Sold onlv IN bor,s
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The plan Of the new timber dry dock. which 1t
isprouosed to locale on Puget Sound, is modelled
after the one located at the New York Navy
yard, except that it is to be hundred feet
longer, The dimensions being GOO feet long. so
feet wide, and capable Of docking vessels draw
ing 30 feet Of wafer. Such drydock would be
classed among the largest in The world
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EXTRA minco pies. swA1N's. 2Is suffer street
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CHlLKCH NOTICES.

BEAcHAM's PILLS cure sick headache.
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TARDENER DES1RESPLACE GooD HosTIER
VI and niiker: handy with tools Address Gar
dener, Lindeii House, Sixth and Howard SITS. Its
ITO PRINTERS GOOD BOOK OonIPoSIToR
i wants a situation. Address Clean Proof Box
III, GALL Branch once. mrs BIS
CITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG CoLoRED
y man coachman: years best city reference.
Address Coachman. Box l23. CALL Branch mr6 3t<
ENERGETIC AND CAPABLE YOUNG MAN
IL who is good plain and shorthand writer wishes
immediate position at moderate salary; excellent
city reference Address A c. Box 16. this ONCE 8.
YOU'VE STEADY MAN WISHES A PLACE TO
tend bar. Address g.. Box 1885, CALL Branch
Once. mr6 2t*
CITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG STEADY
- man who understands gardening. care OF horses,
milk cows and make himself generally useful about
place. Address 1887 Sacramento ST., mr.. Polk. 8 Is
IILDERLY GERMAN, UNDERSTANDS MAKING
II butter and cheese. any kind wishes place at q
or address X. L. b., 529 sacramento 81. MIRO ot~
ENGINEER AND MACHIEIST OF Is YEARS
Z experience wants situation in city or country.
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IrIRST-CLASS HOTEL HELP OF ALL KINDS,
farmers Transfers men and wives blacksmths,
carpenters, wo0dsmen, miilmen and other help
awaiting situations at J. +. CRoSETr CO.'S, 62S
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L engagement is Al salesman can assist IN
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WANTED BY STRONG YOUNG AMERICAN
W situation porter drive truck; best city
reference Address Driver Box 49, CALL Branch
ONCE. mrs 3t*
GARDENER, FIRST CLASS IN EVERY SENSE
VI OF the word and fully competent to design and
dress MI Desperandum, 1928 Broadway. Oakland. Z
"A ANTED-STEADY SITUATION BY CoMPE-
w tent job printer; German Amerfcan has been in
partner of German American job printing office.
Address II. g., Box 1856 CALL Branch ONCE. ms IL"
boy 10 YEARS OLD WISHES SITUATION ANY
ID kind of work Address u. N, Box II 2. CALL
Branch once. mr3 5t*
DIAPER HANGER WISHES EMPLOYMENT,
L also whitening and gllt-paper cleaned as good as
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MCDONALD. mr2 7t*
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object. Address " s.. 1875 O'FarreH st. mr1 TIE
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oue of the coslliest features of the uavies Of
Europe is tire constant expense involved IN keep
ing the la gest war-ships in repair. The British
battle-ship Monarch, constructed about $40 at
a cost sof 50, 1874, S55, has since cost more than
million and a third for renalrs
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- Dividend Sotice-Ofice of the Cali
@~s forLiA Electric Light Company, 227-229 Ste
Venson St, san Francisco, March ., lS9l-At meet
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cents per share was declared payable at the Oce of
the company March l6. 1891; transfer books close
March 10. 1891. 10 3tl GEO. II. ROE Secretary.
80 Dividend Sofice. Office of the
G~S Pacific Coast BoraX Company, san Francisco,
February 70, lSei.-At a meeting OF the Board Of
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at the office of the company. % o Montgomery st.
Rooms l and IL. ransier Boo-s close March 3.
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A TTENTION-TAILORS,D RESSMAKERS AND
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" ANTED - MECHANICS AND OTHERS TO
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our merchant tailor made dress suits for Sl5: our
former price $50 made by leading merchant Uaiior
for $50. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
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IA ANTED-lOO MEN TO-DAY TO TAKE LoDG-
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

fore, that the editor is seldom u pop
ular man; never knew one who was.
and never knew of one who was NO,
often accused unjustly, Probably
the people believe in bribes to editors
because it is very rare editor who
does not accuse his opponent Of being
a bribe-taker, creating prejudic.
against themselves and their calling
Lazy and incompetent editors nearly
always explain the success Of Their
more vigorous opponents BY declaring
that they carry on a system Of black
mail. | once visited a large city, The
newspapers Of which had long adj
mired with reverence, and was sur.
prised To hear citizen say that what
the city reall y needed was better pa
pers; they would bring eastern CAPT.
tai. " Every citizen Of a country
town wants his locality doomed Ia
the end, that he may sell his $50 lot
for $500; he can appreciate how II
really good paper might mid him il
this, and because his lot does not al.
vance in value as he thinks il should,
he has grievance against the editor.
lie longs for an editor with some
SNAP in him | don't know what
SNAP means, but know this is the
quality usually thought to be latking.
There are more great men 10 every
country town than really exists IN he
entire nation, and IL they are not rec
ognized, the local papers are OF no
account. | was once bothered II good
deal by man who said he could clean
more chickens in an hour than any
other chicken-cleaner in the world.
and he wanted the fact mentioned.
Men who arr never suspected OF
greatness by other people accuse
themselves Of it to the editors, aud
when they refuse to mention this
greatness, they are told that their col.
umns contain great deal Of stuff nnr
half 80 interesting. II has occurred
to me that when citizen Of conn.
try town becomes drunk, the first
Thing he does is to hunt up the editor
TO tell him what is the matter with
the community.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

other hand, must gain both New York
and Indiana to win. New York and
Montana will leave them four votes
short of the number required for a
choice, and Indiana and Montana will
leave them twenty five votes short.
The Globe Democrat is Republi-
can organ, and claims for its party,
in the 2l0 votes, states that are
strongly doubtful, in fact, that they
lean towards the democratic column,
and again, the states IN its doubtful
column are in no ways doubtful. If
the results of the November election
of this year do not fix them IN posi-
ton, then the results of one election
have no bearing on those of the elec-
tions following. 1t is easy to build
little Baby lon towers of figures and
then see them blown away by adverse
winds from the shores on the other
side.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
TIE st. Louis GIobe.Dem

THE st. Louis Globe Democrat fig
uring on Republican chances in 1892
puts it this way:
There are, therefore, 210 electoral
votes which are reasonably certain to
be secured by the Republicans, and
there are 1870 which can, eefthout any
question, be claimed By the Demo
Gratis. For the fifty-four debafable
votes of New York, Indiana and Mon.
tana the great contest will be made.
Either Indiana OR New York will
give the Republicans the victory
With Indiana alone they will have
two more votes than the 223 required
to elect, and with New York alone.
they will have twenty three more than
they need The Democrats, on the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

The democracy of Idaho must
learn Q lesson from Massachusetts.
See Bhat . glorious victory the young
and gallant Russell won. We have
been study ing the lesson of the milk
maid in the old blue back spelling
book long enough-ye have planned
visionary schemes too long already.
We must turn over to the next page
and seal the old one behind US.
There is a victory in store for US but
we cannot win 1t by fighting oyer bat
ties of other days. There is nothing
in last years bird nest for US.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

WARDEN MACK, of the Site peni-
Tertiary, publishes a card IN which
he accounts for most of his troubles
in the management of that institution
to the INSTRUMENTATION of officers I'M
der him, who were continually plot
ting his overthrow, ard seeking their
own promotion He proposes now
to clean up the field and burn the
sage brush. He is wiser this month
than he was last month, but will he
carry out his resolves? Will he he
warden or will he he plastic tool in
the hands of others? That's the
question. Any man entrusted with
an honorable position ought to he
boss Of that position, or, acknowledge
ing his weakness, ought to step down
and out Of it. His Excellency, Gov
ernor Wiley, might have saved his adj
ministration much free advertisement
had he issued verbal proclamation
within the Capitol building to this eff
feet: am Governor, and don't you
forget it.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

GOVERNOR Wiley has a glorious
opportunity to redeem himself, in
part, from the bitter and harsh criti-
cisms of his own partymen if he
will summon the courage to throw
open the doors of the executive Of,
fee and say to those across the way
I'm the Governor Of the great State
of Idaho, and by the eternals, | will
be Governor; get thee behind me, or
will make your office echo with your
retreating footsteps.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

We go to press to-day without
knowing what His ExceIlency, Gov
ernor Wiley, has to proclaim for
Thanksgiving. We have been curious
about tina. matter for a long time,
and we regret that the intelligent
readers of THE NEWS will not fiud
his proclamation IN to-day's issue.
When we go to press again Thank :
giving's day for 1891 will be known
only in the CALENDARS Of the
past, and as The News never pub.
fishes aged and stale news we cannot
reproduce the State document even
though His. Excellency should publish
one. We trust that the political ban
quet in Boise some ten days ago had
nothing to do with this delay on the
part of Idaho's Governor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

THE Republicans will he pretty
lonesome in the Congress that meets
three weeks from to-day. There will
be no Mckinley on the floor of the
House and no Reed in the chair.
Cannon Of Illinois will not answer
"here" when the roll is called, and Of
the lesser Republican brethren there
will be several lacking to a quorum.
In the Senate there will be no Ed
munds, no Ingalls,, no Farwell AT
ter worrying the South with his rock
ribbed craftsmanship probably more
than any other man in Washington,
Mr.. Edmunds' health compeIs him to
quit the Senate and spend his winters
under the life-giving Southern sun,
amid the genial hospitality Of the
southern people. Mr.. Ingalls,, finding
himself somewhat "whipsawed" in
politics, seems to be sinking gradu-
ally into innocuous desuetude, while
Farwell-well, he never will be
missed with Governor Palmer IN his
seat. 1t will be rather bleak win.
ter for Republicans in the Flfty-sec-
ond Congress.-Republic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
CoNenEssMAN Sweet Ieft for IVA!

CONGRESSMAN Sweet left for Wash
ington last week still standing astral
die the fulcrum on which the teeter
board of the Clagett, Dubois contest
rests. The Congressman may know
his own council, but step to the
right or to the left after he gets to
Washington and takes his bearings
won't help him much in Idaho. He
will remember this statement Of The
NEWS later on when he learns that a
bold, decisive stand is always the
best stand.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

OFFICIAL election returns in Ohio
show falling off of about $4,000
Democratic votes since 1890. The
Republicans held their own. This
shows that the Republicans who
Joined the Farmers Alliance voted
with their old party, while the Demo
Gratis who had gone off after strange
gods voted the Alliance ticket.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
The Country Newspaper.

A writer in the Century, who served
his time as editor of country news.
paper, says:
Although country editors are near.
~ always poor, there are persons who
believe that half the paragraphs il a
country newspaper are pail for with
enormous bribes. There are always
two sides to every question, and which.
ever side an editor falls on, the parti-
sans Of the other accuse him of being
"bogght" Il is little wonder, there
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
WHEN Braithwaite, the cham

WHEN Braithwaite, the champion
prize fighter of the Idaho penitentiary,
had won his belt and was given his
freedom, John L. Sullivan left for
Australia. John L. knew when to
retire with honors. Say, we wonder
when the Roberts-Willey administers
ton will tell the public all about
Braithy's skill and victory any way.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
Ex.GovERsoR Stevenson rs

Ex-Governor Stevenson used to
count himself one-third of the Terri
torial Legislature, and could always
hold the check-reins on that body
Governor Wiley is one-third of the
Prison board but the two-thirds hold
the check-reins on him. o. if the
Governor would be Governor, how the
people would applaud him.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
Next week the Republican Matte

NEXT week the Republican Nation
al committee will select the place and
name the time for holding a conven-
ton to nominate a candidate for
President and Vice President. In
other words, a place and time to SET
up pins In the political bowling alley
to be knocked down by Cleveland
balls.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

OFFICE OF EASTERN IDAHO WATER CO
Principal place OF business BlackfOot,
Notice Is hereby given that ut a meeting OF
the board of trustees held ON Tuesday 10 div
~ November 1891. assessment No. II Of a. -
per share was levied upon the capital stock of
this corporation payable 10 John Montgomery
secretary and Treasurer BlackfOOt Idaho
ANY stock upon which this assessment be-,
unpaid ON Monday 18th day Of December 1891
VIII he delinquent anu advertised for sale ~
pnDlc auction, and unless payment IA made
before, enough OF each parcel Of stock will be-
sold on Friday 18th day Of January Ita2 to
pay said assessment with cost Of advertising
and expense Of sale. JoHs MOsTGOMgHY,
BlackfOOt. Nov. 10, Sec and Treas
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

MCKINLEY says the victory down
in Ohio was won on the Mckinley
bill, John Sherman says, on the opp
sitiop to free coinage, and Foraker
believes it was won on his popularity
and the work be did. Well the re.
publican party took comfort enough
from it to divide the glory into three
parts, and SO let it go. 1t will not do
to kill of the leaders all of sudden.
Political electrocution is as unpopu-
lar as legal electrocution in New York.
The little republican glory gained
from November's election has elastic
properties and may stretch over a
good distance
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

SENATOR Dubois, and Judge Clag
EFT have each told newspaper cores
pondents in Washington how the Sen
atoriaI contest will result, but Con
gresham Sweet says nothing and
keeps on saving wood Next sum.
mer the friends Of the successful Sen.
ator will ask the Congressman: How
many cords did you saw in our wood.
pile? What can the Congressman
answer but: IL didn't measure it,
And what can the friends say in re-
ply other than: We'll, we cannot
pay you for your work because we do
not know what you did, you kept no
count and We were not given an Op-
pOrtunity to measure IT. Then will
come the darkness that surrounded
Moses when the candle was blown
out.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

The NIws has one strong hope of
Governor Wiley. He offered the APP
pointment of Worlds Fair Commits
sioner to MIR. Bunting, of Blackfoot.
That shows tnat the old gentleman Is
coming round to himself again
There are many months before him
vet.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

The latest invention of which we
have any information assemblies
whiskey. What boon that will
prove to some people who have TO
take the world into their confidence
BY the use of spices, garlic and wild
onions.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

The State board of prisons may
sing 'Shoo Fly" when you talk pen
management, but the flies will be on
the members all next summer, 1t mat
tiers not how thickly they may cover
themselves with netting.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

TIE modesty of Tue News has
kept 1t from acknowledging publicly
many of the good things said about
it in private letters and in print, but
the hattering endorsements of late
and its increasing subscriptions list
force US to speak and thank our friends
openly for what they are saving and
doing for The News. We shall con
tinue in our hest efforts, with talent
and time, to hold the confidence Of
the reading public, and shall strive to
make THE News even more acceptable
to its patrons and friends
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
Proposals for Bids.

Office BlnckfoYt irrigation Co..
BLACKfOoT. I"AHo, October 22na 1891
Bids will be received st the office Uf the q,
until2 O'Clock VI Tuesday OetJhrt IN
Itgl Tor work 10 he done at head ~ f,tiini b.
scriptl0n OF work furnished On apultanii h f9
Secretary.
ny Order OF u ariT st
JOHN y ulH