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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-01-21
DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR 1891.

,hce is hereby eiUen that unless the Dezinouent Tn
tether Nth the Costs and Percentae thereon. are
naid on or before the 12th day of Feb 1892. 7
shall proceed To seltth Real Property upon
AUCTION, in front of the Countu Court
House in the City of Lewiston. in
the County of Nez Perce, IN the State of Idaho.
Josiah Englis Tax COLLECTOR
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-01-21

thelr nart AZ tn propcaiticu
made last summer. Thh propoaition
= 10 the sfvect that 4. @, DillmAn .
O.. yin take the Iewiaton ruheadv
list And rsai estate. amcuutlrg il III %
nearly aloO. 600. and advances ths cath
to the Northern Pacific. This news =
further confirmed by other rumoes,
and everything i encourasiue. Il y
time for The uolnmit$ee % thstis about
and .et thins. In ahaua "a MAKE ~
deel II &c. reports arc conArued.
An Epworth League was organised
BY the young people ot the N. r.
Church, on Sunday last. The object
of the League = % foster and develop
hs,,hin !. no4 ,,.4,,cAed e ths de.,orn.
inatlon but III Who deulre Is leud Z
hand NAV coune ~ and lsbor. Ths
o.hse II certainIv Z worthy ona and tiie
socaety can do ! bensncent work.
WANTED: Moetgagon can obtairi
relief BY making contract (specicdC,
| not estlmatsd) With my company,
which y ohlcered By the flower q
Chlcago's capitalists. The company
viii pay tho interest and prinplpal
when duo in exchange 1br certAin
monthly payments, 1t : positive ulti-
mate cost q only 3 per cent. A saving
Of s to per cent. per annum. Where
values ate double the amount q mort.
gage, an extension OIL TO- yean h
granted. Liberal tsrlns 70 : aconpstsnt
and reliable agent for Nes Perce c0untys
References ~ to the stability q thS
company flrnished on application.
Address: Geo. +. Busch, General
Agent, Ogden, Utah.
/
Attention q our cat'ssns = cailsd e
the report q ne seate resenss. asking
lperlmental station In ths north: Law.
iston should b that place and could ~
II proper ef5brt y made BY our citissns:
Tho board win meet again early In
February, and al bids win b consid.
cred then. Several localitiS6 In North
Idaho arc working sealously for tho
station. win Lewiston sit Idly BY and
!. let the ptiss 60 by defAult7 To secure
this experimental station b the nst
. step toward recurring the Agricultural
: College next year, - It h very likely
that the college win b located where
/. the station u. Deputy u. 8. Mammal
6tranahan informs us that he had I
: talk with Governor Wiley on thu
matter and that ofIicial favored Lewis
!. ton. With this influence In our be
half, Lewiston can secure the expert
!, mental station II proper means be en-
ployed. Why not Gala meeting d
citisens and thoroughly canvass III
. matter? It b too god an opportunit,
y to let slip by unnoticed.
VI
Al : reoent meeone oe tne Ieeeno g
r - 49, . r' ..s = , .ss
y sr,sntsa . co.r,ritte. - r.cesv. -.
!, report upon applications Of different h
calities dssafing TO compete for the h
= csuon q aericuieore experiment -
= 49, ~. .. ~.-...- - 80 0,.- vs !. ID
). .ents nuhlished n the stet.ern.n !
% the 10th inst Regents r. z. Johnso
n and Nathan FAlk, whose postomce q
= = e Ci'y. 1o.no' wiA isCess
.,,ch .~r.,,m.r+ .t.+,cr. 4. .,.,s
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-01-21

pnll tax. .........................
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iSand 4, section IL, tip SO, range
& and n hlf NV or, sw qr NV or,
- or sw or, section Is, tip 36,
nnee 5, and ne or ne or, section
Il and n hlf NV or, NV qr neqr,
ection q, tp SO, range s, and
a 8. hlf sc or, section Is, lots,
sction 80, tip So, range S; lot 4,
nctjon s, tp "a, range S; sw or,
~ or. section 80, e hlf &c Or, sec
Hon 81, tp IS, range s; 9 hlf fneqr,
= ar NV ar, sec 7, tp IS, range s;
= ar, section 20, g hlf NV or, sw
rnw or, NV or sw or, section 20,
8 IS, range 5.......... ................." 8
Buck, w. Slot block A,
thatcher addition. n................"...
Benton, J. H-per. property.
toQ tax............"......
Bymaster, JOHNNIE or se or,
y ar sc ar, section 33, W hlf sw
q, e Or NV or, section "a, tp SO, .
nnge 5....................".. z
Poll tax, 2............................."
Brown, James S-ne or se or, W
hlfse or. section Is, NV or, sw or
section IA, tp 80, range 2; inn
provements and stOck........".....
Bovine, Henry-nw or, sec
ton 28, tip 83, range 3, and Inn
Fovements.. ....................."
Branmyer, John: improve
ments and stock. ck.............."."......
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-05-26
Peoples Party Congressional
Convention.

A delegate convention Of the
Second congressional district Of
Kansas will be held at Garrett on
Wednesday, June 22d, 1892, at 8
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of
electing congressional committee,
four delegates to the national con-
vention at Omaha, Neb., July 4th,
and to nominate an elector and can
didate for congress.
The basis of representation from
each county shall be one delegate at
large for each county Of the district
and one delegate for every two hun
dred votes or major part OF votes
cast for Mrs. Fannie Mccormack,
candidate for superintendent Of
public instruction, in the election of
1890, with the exception of Doug
las and Wyandotte counties, which
will be allowed eight delegates
each. Under this rule delegates
are apportioned to the several coun-
<;as 90 fO11owc.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-05-26

human society, then get up and vote
to make it worse. They who are
not for us are against US, and Christ
was only possible in baretooted
world. Over 5000, 900, 900, of wealth
tied up, and dying in palatial build
ings land Gods images starving un-
der their shadows), with 10000 ex-
Founders of the truth or fable, and
society driven to this debasing con-
dition; and the end is not yet. Rags
sometimes become banners men
become revolutionists, and the
bravest and best battle for the right.
At such times, Shylock's gold and
silver hide in parts unknown. Rats
of civilization
Why write thus Because we
think they might do something USE
ful II they were SO lncllneo. 1hey
were once the burden Of a good
mans life, whom they crucifed.
Shades of the past! Who says a
great being has the power to make
men happy, and yet allows the world
to go in all it's misery such misery
as makes ones heart ache to see,
and which we, imperfect creatures
that we are, would gladly stop if
we could FINLEY.
["Would stop il we could"?
Well, now, Finley" you just bet
we can stop it, and wen do it. 1t
is within our power, and we should
not blame "a great being" for our
failure to do Sod.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-05-26

The indignation of the people OF
Kansas is just beginning to manifest
itself in the matter Of the. action
of the state board of railroad as
SCISSORS in cutting down the assess
ment of Kansas roads over $1,000
600, thus reducing their taxes this
year over $25O,O0O which must be
made up by the people. In Riley
county the assessment. is reduced
nearly Sal, 900. This board of as
SCISSORS consists Of the following
state officers: Lieut.. Gov. Felt,
Secretary Higgins, Treasurer Slower,
Auditor Hovey and Attorney-Gen.
Ives. The last three named are can
didates for reelection, but they need
not hope for the endorsement of the
people in the face of such record.
Manhattan Republic.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-05-26
JUST STARTED.


The New Forum is new Peoples.
party paper recently. started in St.
Louis, Mo. 1T has the greatest ar
ray of talent Of any of the reform pa
pers, and will take it's place in the
front rank among them.
This is the paper the postal author
tiles are endeavoring to handicap by
refusing to send out the sample cop
les which the proprietors of the pa
per want to send to the people. Mr..
Morgan, the editor and general man
ager, wanted to send out free to the
people one hundred thousand sample
copies, but after. appealing the mat
ter as high as he could go-to Mr..
Wanamaker, the Post Master Gener-
al-and being refused by him from
sending out the sample copies, he is
now appealing, as he says, to God
that is to the people-(the voice OF
the people is the voice Of Cod. In
view of this discrimination against
the New Forum we hope every read
er of this paper will at once sub
scribe for it. 1t can be had by
those who subscribe by the first Of
June, for 60 cents for one years sub
scription. New Forum PUB. Co.,
ST.. LOUIS, Mo.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-05-26
The Poor Getting Poorer.

Does any one suppose thaI th'
men who hold the credits Of thu
world, and are getting from 40 to 81
per cent. more under the presen1
laws than rightfully belongs to them
will tamely submit and quietly sur
render such advantages of secretly
robbing the people? Never, with
out struggle for they have theil
plans SO perfectly laid, with the aid
of many Of our public servants at
abettors and strikers, that few
days. notice, at most, would suffice
to work wonders in their behalf.
But, if the people are satisfied to
become slaves, the jig is up.
Is it a mystery to any one who
knows enough to ache when he is
hurt why the the people, for the last
twenty-five consecutive years, have
so quietly submitted to such out
rageous plundering? Whitelaw Reid,
in part, guardedly explained it
when, at famous press dinner, in
toasting 1.-The Independent Press"
that he said wasn't. and humiliat-
ingly (for l don't believe in total
depravity-or didn't few days ago.
said: II am paid $3.50 week for
keeping honest opinions out Of the
paper am connected with, and you
(editors) are paid like sum for do
ing. like work. We are paid for
deceiving the people" And the
Topeka Capital chides the Kansas
City Journal for referring to it
presume, for fear the people might
catch on. Here is a house divided
against itself, for surely we believe
the people honest when left to them
selves, and would eliminate such
treachery, stop the con6scation Of
their hard-earned wealth, and lift
the fallen from the beaten side-tracks
leading to woe, that this govern
ment. in "cahOOt" with others, are
so diligently manufacturing.
The reason this day SUNDAY is
80 nice is because there were so
many unlike it.
We saw a woman-a stranger
keeping the railroad track, carrying
q small child, whose tiny bare legs
dangled over tired arm. Silently
she passed, but her countenance told
of better days. Her cheek was pal
lid, her eyes pleasant, but tearfully
sad; her person emaciated-all ex-
pressiye OF these times--made SO by
corrupt legislation. Boys, she is
somebody's mother. 0, God how
can dollars turn legislative hearts to
stone, and hold, as it were, great
government in the Shiny jaws Of
Mammon. Still, Pharisee-like, the
wool-pullers ladle out their water
Cruel sop to suit the powers that be.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-05-26
Center Shots.

average wages of girls in the city is
not over 81 per week?
There is a popular song sung by
the old parties entitled "Wait Lit
tie Longer" The people have COM
posed an answer to it, entitled,
Get There, Eli"
Give us the sub trearury principle,
but broaden it out, SO that it will
meet the needs Of all the people, il
city or country, who can give good
bankable security.
When we trade with a foreign ma
ton we get an equivalent for all we
give, but when we pay rent to an
alien landlord we simply contribute
to his support without receiving
anything in return.
Suppose this nation is worth $780,
600, OOO. 900, what difference does
that make to the multitude. of men
and women who, work and pinch as
they may, remover more than three
days from actual hunger =.
One thousand dollars of wealth for
each man, woman and child in the
United States, if equally divided,
50 the census report tells US; yet you
see if one man has a million dollars,
1000 people must be without cent.
One ofthe greatest problems of the
hour is how to make wealth bear it's
proportion of the nations taxes with
out being able to shift the burden on
to others shoulders. Capital is pay
ing no taxes SO long as it can charge
it up in the interest, profit and rent
that it gathers from others.
If every man would live as purely
as he expects his mother, sister, wife
or sweetheart to live, what grand
race of beings would soon appear on I
the earth
Any so-called reform in our mar
riage customs that aims to do away
with the home and separate the child
from the direct and loving care of
the mother, contains within itself the
seeds of social destruction.
What do you think Of law that
won't allow a woman to make will
of her own property, with
out her husband consents to the will
and signs it? That law is in force
in more than one state in this union.
Every boy and girl, every man and
woman, whose inheritance, environ
ment,; associations and bad educa-
ton, leads them to regard lightly the
virtue of chastity, are to be pitied.
If you could descend with them into
the depths of despair where they
gather the fruit of this great evil,
you would withhold your judgment.
Young man, when you are inclin-
ed to be grossly familiar with a
young girl, try and put yourself for |
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-05-26

SEND TEN CENTS for a bundle OF
Reform papers, for distribution
among your weak-kneed friends.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-05-26

DoN'r fail to read "The Coming
Climax" by Lester G. Hubbard.
Order through this Office.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-05-26
THE NEW FORUM.
A New WEEKLY PAPER.
EDITED BY

EDITED BY
W. S. Morgan.
j. F. Mcdowell.
Col. Jesse Harper.
Jerry Simpson.
Mrs. S. E. V. Emery.
Mrs. Marian Todd.
Mrs. Annie L. Diggs.
Geo. Washburn.
H. E. Taubeneck.
L. P. Featherstoh, and others.
JUST STARTED.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-05-26

Attention, Republicans! Please
read what you had in your platform
in 1888: "The Republican party is in
favor Of the use of both gold and sill
yer as money, and condems the ad-
ministration in its efforts to demone-
tie silver" What's got to b" the
matter with you fellows, anyhow!
Beacon.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-05-26

Money is a creation of law, pure
and simple, no difference what kind
of material may be used to stamp the
fat on.-Hayen Independent.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-05-26

FOR-Ex
~CLUB RATES.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17
AppITIoNAL pIspArCnEs.

TIE Paige tube works of Warren,
Pa, exploded on the morning OF the
18th. The entire building was
wrecked. Cyrus Milton, colored. was
instantly killed; William shannon, of
Pittsburgh, William Barnaby and
James jackson, badly hurt.
A DYNAMITE explosion occurred In
Paris on the 18th which shattered the
barracks Of the republican guard. No
one was hurt
Ar Tifin, Ohio, the other duy Waiter
Snyder wounded three men and killed
himself
1T is reported from the City of Mexico
that Jay Gould has offered 81, 900, 900
for the Chapultepee castle.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has issued reci-
procity proclamation against Colom-
bia, Hayti and Venezuela.
CoRBErT has signed articles to fight
Sullivan in New Orleans September Z.
TnE steamer Missouri sailed for
Russia with a cargo Of -four and grain
fer the famine sufferers on the 18th.
DANBURY, Conn, suffered by a fire
recently which destroyed many build
ings, the loss being variously estimated
at from SIS, 600 to s1OO. 0O0
MINISTER TUPPER states that the Do
minion Of Canada is considering a re-
ialiation upon Newfoundland fisher
men similar TO the tax placed on Cana
dian fishermen in Newfoundland I'D
Wales
THE New Jersey state republican
convention viii be held on April %.
EIGHT cars and one engine were de-
molished in a freight wreck near Yon-
kers, n. ", on the 18TH
PRESIDENT CARNoT. of France, has
signed the commercial reeiprosity con-
vention with the United States.
THE returns issued by the French
board Of trade show that daring the
month Of February the imports de-
creased 740. 600 francs and the exports
decreased i7.s4i francs, as compared
with those OF the corresponding month
last year.
A VOTE has been taken on the ques-
ton Of admitting women to the general
conference BY the Philadelphia Meth
odist Episcopal conference and resulted
in the defeat Of the proposition by
vote Of 1ol yeas to los nays
Il the senate on the 18th Mr. Berry
introduced a bill for the adjustment Of
the rights Of the Indians in the Indian
territory with a view of having the ter
ritory admitted as a state. Mr.. PETER
Introduced a bill 20 regulate the value
Of certain coins and pieces Of money.
In the house the tariff discussion con-
unued- Mr.. Walker Mass spoke. Mr.
Coombs lN. ~ concluded his speech
On TIE free wool bill
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17
PARALYZED.
business in Great Britain Affected
BY Coal Miners Strike.
SUGGESTIONS OF LONDON TINES.
Condition of the People in the Poorer
Parts of London Depiorabie Coal
Enough ON Hand 20 Last
Fortnight

LONDON, March rs The Times sug-
gcs,s that bodies of royal engineers
should be sent by the government to
keep the mine pumps working during
the continuance of the miners strike
In order 10 prevent the destruction OF
valuable property and to insure the
people in the vicinity a supply Of water.
II declares that the condition of the
people in the poorest part OF the town
is deplorable
All tho young men without families
depending on them are reckless in con.
sequence of the strike. The older men
are more concerned as to the result OF
the contest aud have entered the strug-
gle with reluctance. In Leeds the
streets are full Of idle, listless men.
The men engaged in the salt works in
Cheshire have stopped work.
In an interview a member of the firm
OF Corshon, one OF the largest firms in
the city, blames the Durham master for
rushing into conflict with the men
while the Midland owners were taking
action in regard TO the matter, lie
said he believed that there was an
ample quantity OF coal in London
to last for a fortnight He declared
it impossible to predict the course of
events. He said that any how Belgian
coal was rubbish and inferior to En-.
glish steam coal Its lower cost,
therefore, would not affect the situa.
tion, though there had been little
change in the situation for a week.
Coal shipments from the Tyne are al
standstill in consequence OF the
miners holiday. Forty coal steamers
are lying at the docks there unable 70
got cnrpoes
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17
COLOMBIA, HAYTl, VENEZUELA

These Three Little Countries to lie Made
the victims of Retaiiatlon-No Reply
Prom salisbury Yet.
WAsmNGroN, March 16. In accord
ance with the provisions of section 9
OF the tariff act Of 1890, known as the
reciprocity section, on January :
last Secretary Blaine informe 4
the representatives in this city OF
Austria Hungary, Colombia, Hayti,
Honduras Nicaragua and Spain for
the Philippine islands and Venezuela
that unless some understanding was
reached as t. commercial arrange
ment before March Is the president
would be compelled 10 issue his procla-
nation imposing the duties fixed in that
section on sugar molasses, coffee and
hides, products OF the countries named
commercial arrangement with Near
aqua has already been published
1t IS understood that a similar arrange
ment has been agreed upon with Hon
durls and will be announced within n
few days; also that Austria-lIungary
has made definite proposition. as like
wise Spain regarding the Philippine ISL
nnds, which give promise OF early
and satisfactory adjustment This
leaves only Colombia, Hayti and Vene-
zuela subject to action under the tariff
law, and to these countries the presi-
dent to-day issued his proclamation de-
claring the duties set forth in sec
tion in force as to sugar, molasses,
coffee and hides imported from them.
Separate proclamations of the same
purport are issued TO each country.
NO REPLY FROM SALISBURY YET.
Acting Secretary Wharton sail that
no reply had yet been received from
Lord Salisbury. He is in hourly ex-
pectation Of reply, but he has
no intimation of when it
will come. 1t is understood in the sem
ate that the delay is due to Salisbury
desiring to communicate with Canada.
Upon the answer he receives from the
dominion will the nature of his reply,
to a considerable extent depend.
The sentiment in the senate has
changed greatly since last week Then
hardly a senator could be found not
in favor of refusing to ratify the treaty
till modus vivendi had been agreed
TO- Now it is the reverse.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE next Russian military maneu-
vers, the scene Of which will be in the
vicinity Of Moscow, will be on gi.
gantic scale Six army corps under
Gems Obrutschoff and Dragomiroff will
take part besides the guards and other
cavalry. the whole reaching a total OF
200, 600 men.
THOUSANDS of starving laborers are
clamoring for work in different cities
Of Germany.
The Spanish anarchists tried for
riot at Cadiz were acquitted.
THIS Russian government in order 10
alleviate as far as possible the distre -
among the peasants, Is employing large
mum bers Of them a. Mini Novgorood.
Orel kazan and Tula in clearing of
over .. 009 acres Of forest land.
A SOLID train Of twenty-eight cars,
contaiaing IL. 800 bnshels Of shelled
corn. was made up at bloomington. III
and dispatched 10 the seabosrd for
shipment to Russia. II was all con-
tributed BY citizens of Mclean county,
Ill
THE blizzard on the 10th did great
damage throughout Minnesota aud the
Dakotas. Communication with Mon
lana was cnt on
The market at Glasgow, Scotland,
has been closed against cattle, sheep
and pigs in consequence Of the prev.
alence Of the foot and mouth disease,
which. despite the efforts made %
stamp Il ont. seems 10 be spreading IN
scotland A large number 81 cattle
and swine have been slaughtered At
Paisley By order Of The authorities
A urLLErIS issued by The superiu.
l11dent q he census shows hat htmp
raising Is % ths dscilna
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17


The sales and profits Of the Method
lst book concerns. east and west, for
the past year were very large. A
dividend Of SIPS. 600 has been declared
for the support Of superannuated min
isters and Of the widows and children
of dead ministers During the year
1891 the New York concern sold ST.
06l. orc 3s worth of books aud period
icals with a profit OF slS3, 412.6s The
Cincinnati branch reported sales Of
g, l4i, ,0ss.o2, and profits Of sl7i,os3 iS
The national supreme court decides
that the alien labor law does not Apply
10 clergymen.
The university Of Pennsylvania
started the new year by the establish
ment Of a department Of hygiene. on
the theory that an ounce Of preventive
action is worth e pound Of physic after
sickness begins
Mr. Robert Bruce, Of New York, the
venerable type founder, celebrated his
nineteth birthday recently. Bruce
invented a machine for type casting
that is used In every type foundry
throughout the world
George Peabody Westmore, who as
pircs 20 be the next United States SEN
ntor from Rhode Island. IS said 70 be
worth from si5 600 900 to Sso. 900 900