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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-01
THE REBP PULICAN RALLY
At the Court House, Wednesday
EUentng.
SENATOR DUBOIS AND Hos. w. f.
BoRAH, SPEAKERS.

Our Republican friends of Black.
foot and vicinity must feel highly
gratified at the large assemblage of
ladies and gentlemen gathered in the
court house, Wednesday evening, to
hear Senator Fred T. Dubois and Hon.
w. Z. Borah Of BOISE on the political
issues of the day. 1t was magnifi-
cent audience and it should have
gwen inspiration to the speakers.
The court room was befittingly dec
GRATED and the tables on the platform
were rich in floral displays. Attorney
Dietrich presided and Prof Thomp-
sons quartet rendered some pleasing
campaign songs.
Senator Fred I. Dubois was first
speaker. The senator always holds
the ear of a Blackfoot audience, and,
while he is not popular orator, he
commands the attention of his hearers
and holds it from the beginning 20
the close OF his speeches. On this
occasion he made strong and fore
ible speech for Mr.. Harrison and the
National Republican party.
The senator was followed by Mr.
Borah, who is far above the general
average Of political speakers of his
age. This young man is gifted in
language, is quick and may be called
a ready, fluent and pleasing speaker
His speech, like that OF the senator's
was more in keeping with speech o
presidential elector than one can
vassing in behalf of state ticket
Every thing said was in favor of th'
National ticket and about what th'
National party had done for the coun
try and the state.
Senator Mcdonnell, the hepubilcal
nominee for governor, and his ticke
were not named, the Republican ad
ministration of state affairs was nj
touched upon, the scandals of stat
officers were not mentioned and sugar
coated, and nobody was asked to sur
port the personnel of the presen
! state ticket
! The meeting altogether was a pleas
! an. one; the speakers spoke well fc
! their National party, but, we take i
. no new voters were made for McCor
nell and his ticket.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-01
Idaho Falls.

Fishing flies, lines and hooks at
Fernish drug store.
Great cash sale now ON at Danil-
sons, Don't miss i'll
just arrived. ALI kinds of fishing
tackle at Fernish drug store.
A full line of sporting goods, base
balls and bats at Fernish drug store.
If you have registered yourself,
then look after your neighbor and see
that he registers too.
If you have not registered and fail
to register in October, you will not be
allowed to vote in November,
Gents, now is the time to get your
Hats at Danilsons. Reduced from
sl.75 to s1,15, $500 to sl.25, $500
to $2,l5, etc, etc. Come quick tc
Danilson's.
Prices slaughtered on gents fine
shoes at Danilsons. Reduced tron
$3.50 to $2,35, S3,75 to $3.50 $500
To 80 75 and great many other cut
in prices too numerous to mention.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-01

Ladies fine shoes reduced from 81
rs to $500, $500 to $500, $3.50 to
s1.25 etc, etc at Danilson's. They
will only last few days. IL you
want a pair get them before they are
all gone. Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery,
etc, at very low prices at Danilson's
great cash sale.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-01
OPENING DAY.

Mr.. S. Z. Holbrook will have a
Grand 0pering of Fall and Winter
Millinery next Monday, Trimmed
hats especially. Every lady Of town
and vicinity is invited and expected.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-01
RroIsrER ! REoIsrrR II The man

VINO Ialls 10 register cannot vote.
Every man who desires a change
from mismanagems mt Of county af-
fairs must register and then vote in
November
Governor Wiley has issued pro
clamation naming Friday, October
2lst as Columbus Day, and declaring
1t general holiday.
Nancy Hanks is there again. We'd
nesday she trotted mile in 2:O4
Wonderful, wonderful But this is a
wonderful running year. That's the
way Cleveland and Burke are going
to run.
Our Republican contemporaries are
silent on McConnell's reception in
Custer county. They do not claim
for him over there"the grandest meet
ing of the campaign" That's Crooks
county.
A private letter from Billy Dineen
in Chicago says he had rather be sec
tion boss in Idaho than mayor Of that
windy city. He IS making money and
will remain until after the fair next
year and then return to live and die
4 in Idaho.
The Democracy of Alturas county
put out county ticket last Tuesday,
and named the sheriff, treasurer, as.
SCISSOR. coroner, surveyor. one repre-
sentative and one commissioner from
the town OF HALEY. That looks like
HALEY was Alturas.
Washington Democrats and Popu
lists have made a fusion, and thai
takes four from the Harrison list OF
electors. These small doses OF thres
and four from Mr.. Harrison's pill DO,
is what makes up the slow poison tina
will kill his chances for reelection.
The Democratic county central com
mittee held an important meeting a
Pocatello Tuesday and put the part
machinery IN motion for the campaign
Everything is in excellent working
! order, and the Democrats never had
better show of winning good count
victory.
. Hon. John VI. Burke has met wit
the heartiest encouragement in Bea
. Lake and Oneida counties The crowd
that assembled 10 hear him could no
he Accommodated in the houses in wnic
: be spoke The people tell him the
want change and they must hav
the change from the present mismar
agemeut Of State affairs.
The unjust and untruthful con
, ments Republican papers make abou
the Peoples and Prohibition psrtie
should teach the supporters Of thos
I parties that treaohery, untruthfulnes
and deceit are the methods which r
publicans prefer, and that from Den
ocrats alone can they expect the IA
treatment which an honest enemy a
= cords opposing forces.-Rathdrul
70 Times.
!, Hon. o. Z. Phelps, OF Pueblo, Col
: RADIO, spoke in the Opera House
Blackfoot, Monday evening Of tn
y week in The interest of the People
" party of Idaho. The visiting gent
u man was a good talker, and he ga
Is his hearers some plain, unvarnish'
truths about Republican manageme
m OF National affairs and about Repu
Re lican legislation which they will n
OF soon forget.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-01
Prohibition ConUcntiOn.

A Prohibition convention for the
county was held at Idaho Falls, We'd
nesday, and county ticket named.
j. f. Shoemaker, of Pocatello, was
made chairman and Nate Clark, Sec
retary,
After the regular routine of busi-
ness the following ticket was nomi-
mated
For Sheriff. .......---McCann.
Assessor Collector, Ed Ellsworth
Probate Judge, IA, H. Jarnigan,
Treasurer. ..,.,..,- Eakman
Coroner .......D DIR. Pendleton,
Senator ...,.. Rev. G. W. Luck,
Representative, J. + Shoemaker
The ticket is incomplete rs We give
1t but the central committee will tllI
all vacancies, and the party will make
vigorous effort To test its strength
in the county BY its vote for the ticket
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-01
AZ Home and around Home.

Roger q. Mills, author Of the noted
Mills bill, is seriously i'll.
Mrs. President Harrison's condition
Is reported unchanged.
The State University at Moscow
will be formerly opened Oct. 18th.
Remember the "Weedger" Social at
Mr.. W. Q. Johnson's this, Friday, even
ing.
Senator Dubois and Mr.. Borah left
Wednesday night for the western part
Of the State.
Judge and Mrs Morgan are in
Blackfont for few days The Judge
goes u, Lewiston next week.
When Deputy Assessor wager fell
outside his convention breastworks be
fell hard, but be is all right now.
Wheeler and Robethan, OF Poca.
lello, will move into their new brick
building next week It's beauty.
Services al 81. Paul's church sun
day morning and evening at the usual
hours by the rector, Rev. John Dawson.
A new school district has been ere
ated on West Side Snake river with
f.. 7. Rose, james Bumgarner and j.
Hobbs, trustees
| The Democrats, Republicans and
prohihiiionisls have all taken their
candidates Tor Assessor from Idaho
Falls and vicinity.
II is conceded by all Democratic
leaders that Cleyeland's letter OF &C
ccpIance Is the ablest document ev,r
issued from bis pen.
I Rev j. NJ. Wilder will have speciaI
services at bis church. October 10th
Columbus Day, which you are asked
to remember and attend.
10 cholera or typhoid fever should
visit Blacktoot some OF the alleys o
town would give Il free lodging ant
a winters board 10 remain with us
The big miners trial before Ju lg,
Beatty at Cnur d Acne City, has end
I'd with the conviction OF only four
An appeal viii be taken 10 their cases
The grand opera house for Poct
iello is to be completed and opened a
the Christmas holidays. 1t Is TO b
the best house OF the kind in the Stat'
Four state aud county tickets ar
now In the aeld, and one could shu
bis bis eyes and make better hi
than OR Republican friends did tw
years ago.
Two ranchers, of Logan count.
: Dacey and Brooks, quarrcled ov'
some horses las. Sunday. Brool
shot Dacey aud he will die Brool
is 10 fail.
Blackfoot did itself proud by q
attendance given the speakers tn
week. Blackfoot always knows no
10 do tue nice thing. Everybody W
: tell you that
Well posted men in Pocatello 81
the Peoples party ticket will poll q
~ votes 10 that city. They further es
mate that Il will take 3 Republica
: to every 9 Democrats.
Hon. John NJ. Burke goes fro
Bingham to Cassia county. MIR. Bur
will walk right into the bosom
/, hos; of friends In Cassia. Cassia
%. for Burke all around.
Look over the Democratic state a.
I. county tickets and you will find sol
extra good men on them. II tn
= were elected the state would prosp
under them. You know 1t.
: The Peoples party will name
candidate for the supreme bench
the State. The race will be betwe
Sullivan Republican, Ensign Deu
crat and Stewart Prohibitionist.
" Poeatello sent up splendid de
CATION 10 the Blacktoot meeting Thu
day evening, and her band boys 9
themselves credit by the excell'
music rendered on the occasion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-01
MONEY

Can furnish money on improved
farms at as low a rate as can be ha,
in Bingham county.
t, J. SMITH,
Idaho Falls.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
A Coachman's Blunder.

One day at Edinburgh Lord Roseberv
realized the disadvantage of owning swift
horses His brougham had met him at
Waverly station to take him to Dalnenv.
Lord ROsebery opened the door of tie car
rage to put in some papers. and then
turned away. The coachman, too well
trained to look round, heard the door shut.
and, thinking that his master was inside
set off at once. Pursuit was ATTEMPTED.
but what was there in Edinburgh streets
could overtake those horses? The coach
man drove seven miles, until he reached a
point in the Dalmeny parks, where It was
his lordship's custom to alight and open a
gate. Here the brougham stood for some
minutes awaiting Lord Rosebery's con-
venience.
At last the coachman became uneasy
and dismounted. His brain reeled when
he saw an empty brougham. He could
have sworn to seeing his lordship enter.
There were his papers. What had hap
pened? With quaking hand the horses
were turned. and driving back the coach
man looked fearfully along the sides of
the road. He finally met Lord Rosebery
travelling in great good humor by the ON
nibus.-San Francisco Argonaut.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
= story About Seward.

William IL. Seward used to tell some in
teresting stories of his advent into rolitics
1t amused bin greatly, he used TO saw. &c
see the surprise depicted upon the faces OF
politicians .:hO had heard of him, hut had
never seen him before He was so slight
OF figure ana so boyish looking that il
seemed impossible that he could be really
the brilliant William II. Seward of whom
they had heard so much. Mr.. Seward
used to say that the young man who was
feet 10 or taller and of splend d phv.
slque. had a great deal better chance to
get along in politics than the little fel.
lows, such as he was.
One day at the sesshore he was intro
duced TO famous politician as Mr. Sew
ard.
Seward? You come from New York
state?'
YES, that IS my home"
well, | have heard Of a Seward there
who they say is going to make great
name for himself, and the one that the
Wings ran Tor governor iast year. DO YOU
happen to know him? Perhaps he is 4 rela-
tive Of yours?"
ooh, yes, know him, or suppose Z do. |
ought to, for l am the Seward YOU re-
fer to-
What, you: Pardon me- but you are a
mere boy"
Nevertheless am the Seward who ran
for governor last year" replied Mr. Sew.
ard, laughing very heartily over tie sur
prise expressed by this famous poll ician.
New York sun.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
Orphans.

Tonight q concert will be given in the
Central Presbyterian church by orphan
hsndbell ringers and Scotch bagpipers on
behalf of DR., Barnardo's homes in Lon
don, England. These homes now con-
tain nearly 5000 children and since their
foundation nearly 10000. children be-
longing to nearly every country in the
world have been permanently rescued
and given a start in life. No destitute
child is ever refused admission either by
day or night. Those who were fortunate
enough so be present at the concert last
night were highly pleased by the skillful
manner in which these youngsters
manipulated the bells. The boys range
in age from 10 to IS and it is remarkable
that such young children should show
such proficiency. o wing to the serious
illness of Mr.. Wookey, deputstion secre-
tary to DR., Barnsrdo's home Mr.. a.
Aaron, the musical director will tell the
story of the work of the homes.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
CHOSE OFFICERS.
The schaeI Club and Trio Lodge Hold
Elections.


The schneI Club and Trio Lodge Hold
Elections.
At the annual election of officer of th G
Schnell Social and Literary club held at
the club rooms in the Ruford block last
night the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President. Frank Kane.
Wee President-FrtDk S nnett
Financial Secretary om Murray
Recording Sc, retnry-John Gsffey.
Corresponding Seer etsry-Ei.
Grady.
Sergeant at Arms Michael Corcoran
Assistant Sergeants at Arms-Joh n
Kelly, Will Furlong.
Trio Lodge.
A tie annual election of Trip Lodge
N I8 r A. NJ. last evening, the fol.
Io~in. I'll ,ers were eecfed Tor the ensu-
,n@ y"er
W NJ m &or'Gon.
y NJ r Johnston.
E.-J.H.Kerr
TreSs II Burgower.
Sec'y--W B.Petlit.
Auditor : P Piuneo.
Members of Masonic board of control
G + Kramer
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
ObIiterated Inscriptions on Coin,

In answer to an inquiry as to how totally
obliterated inscriptions on coins can be
made legible, a collector suggests the adop-
ton of the practice of the English mint for
the discovery of genuine coins when silver
is called in. The coin is placed on red hot
iron, an ordinary poker being often used
for the purpose. The parts where the let
tiers of the inscription had existed oxidate
at different rate from the surrou1 ding
parts, so that the letters exhibit their
shape and become legible in consequence
of the film of oxide which covers hem
having different thickness, and therefore
rejecting different color from that Of the
adjacent parts.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
An Electric Retouching Pencil

A device designed for the service of PHI
tographers is an electric retouching pencil.
A miniature motor is mounted on the I'd
of the pencil and gives to the pencil DO Mt
which is attached to the armature shaft
and not to the holder tube-a very rapid
motion. The pencil is suspended by a
spring in the photographers cabinet, with
in easy reach of the negative The spring
relieving the operator from the weight of
the apparatus, it is only necessary for him
to apply it to the proper point on the mega
tive, and the little instrument will do its
own work. Such an arrangement is also
expected to become applicable to dentists
tools.-New York World
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
CITY GHAT.

Dressed poultry at Sommers
Dancing pomps at Dolly Bros.
Toy headquarters at the Columbia.
Santa Claus located at the Columbia.
Oysters, celery and fruits at Sommers'
$1.00 shirts and drawers at $50 at the
Columbia.
Au elegant line OF plush fancy articles
at the Columbia.
Delicious eating apples at George
Browner g. Cos.
Turkeys. chickens. oysters and celery
at George Browner & Cos
None better al SIS thin the overcoats
M 6 X sae now selling at $i290.
Pine apples and peaches of the fneat
and bananas at George 3rowner &
Co.'S
Match them for less than $lS If YOU
can-tne overcoats NJ. & X -re seliiag ~
S12 90.
Phil Mitchell has returned iron Ia
disnapolis. Mrs. Mitchell Ia still visiting
in Chicago.
r. The hest bargains ever offered at the
Columhis those heavy ribbed shirts al
Sc; one day more.
They are the regular $ls and $40 so
9uslities-the overcoats NJ & K. have
placed on sale at $12 90
just as good as the best SIS overcoats
TO be found anywhere are those The NJ &
X have placed on sale al SIP 80.
Y u have never seen their equal-in
fact you cannot equal them for less THAI
$1S-M. & K s S12 go overcoat sale
Tonight at Armory hall occurs the
first annual ball of the Schnell Social and
Literary club. Il is a strictly invitation
affair and a large attendance is expected
The Rockford Construction compeny
com pleted the paving of Eas; Seventeenth
street last evening and this morning be
gan on West Seventeenth. The work
will be completed this winter, if possible
II. L Bollmau, of the Bollmaa Bros
stock farm at Coal Valley, has gone TO
Chicago. where he will locate and engage
in the stock business. Long ex 5erience
and a thorough knowledge o: the equine
smplysqIslifies him for the business W
J B ,llmsn, his brother, will Continue in
charge of the farm.
THIS is the season of the year when
the superintendent of streets draws his
salary and the people get the mud | Is
doubtful If the streets Of Rock lslaGd
were ever in ss deplorabie condition as
they Sre.
The Union this morning in mentioning
the presence in the city of Daniel Nc
Neal of the upper end takes occasion
to speak Of him SIS a prominent republic
can" The Union m 7 have had ample
prOvOcaiiOn for thus connecting Mr..
M Meals name. but it does not seem
reasonable.
Frank Huntoon his resigned his posi-
ten as assistant superintendent Of the
Davenport & Rock Island street rsilw
company on the d .veuporJ side aud has
been succeeded by Orr.n Howard of this
city, for some time conductor on the
bridge line, well deserved promotion.
Mr. Huntoon has resigned because of
failing health. He is brother to Supt.
J n Huutoon, Of the Rock island lines.
The Old time excursion b0S5. the Jose
phine. is heard from again. A dispatch
from Sioux CITY says; A wind storm
carried the government snag bOnts J Sc
phine and Manda away IRON their moor
ing near Yank'on last night. They
drified on bar several miles down the
river, and an ice gorge formed about
them so that they cannot be moved. 1t
is feared they will be lost They are
valued at SIS 600
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
The New Directory.

II. N. Stone, our directory publisher,
returned here Yesterday from Q rincy
The directory is now in the binders
hands and will be ready for delivery in
about 10 days. In the meantime Mr..
Stone will make the business canvass of
Rock Island. He promises great book
for US for this side and our neighbors
across the river should see that he gets
them up one that is ss good This can
only be done by encouraging the enter
prise as our Davenport business men have
done. Davenport Democrat.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
Rheumatism Cured in a Day

Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in one to three
days. Its action upon the system is re-
markable and mysterious. 1t removes Al
once the cause and the disease immed-
lately disappears. The fret dose greatly
benefits. Warranted by Otto Grotjan,
druggist, Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
The Best American Poets.

Question-What are the names of the
ten best American poets?
Answer - Emerson, Poe, Longfellow,
Bryant, Whittier, Halleck, Lowell,
Holmes and two ladies-Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe and Mrs. Rose Terry Cooke.-New
York Sun.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02

The great value of Hoods Ssrsaparills
as remedy for catarrh is vouched for by
thousands of people whom it has cured !.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02

The Jewish synagogue at Brighton
stated to be one of the few places of wor
ship illuminated by the electric light.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-04
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