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Evening journal., 1893-10-14

THE Every Evening has never boasted
about anything but its special wires
Nobody can see them hence there is no
contradiction except that the news does
not appear in the paper. 1t is strange
conceit to boast of Especial wires" and
then tumble the news in the paper to
make it like the pigs in pen" puzzle
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

TEE apologists say that the valkyrle
was beaten in the last race by
luck. She split her sails. There is the
element of chance in every race but in
three races that element is neutraliz5 ID
or, at least, minimized. The Valkyrie
is fairly beaten.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

WHAT can the Republicans hope to ac-
complish by the retention Of the Federal
Election law when after twenty years
trial they confessed it failure by devils
ing and attempting TO pass the Force
billg They enacted it and put Davenport
Evening journal., 1893-10-14
Larceny Of Brass From Harlan aud Hoi-
llngsworth.

Before Deputy Judge Emmons this
morning in the Municipal Court, Peter
Carroll was held in 5000 bail TO answer the
charge of larceny of $l3 worth Of brass
from the Harlan and Hollinesworth Com
pany. at the next term Of court Carroll
sold part of the brass on Tatnall street and
the rest Of it was found ON him when
arrested,
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

THE more lead ballast the Yalkyrie
carries, it seems, the nearer she ap.
proaches the speed of the centre board
craft
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

THE Treasury is full of useless silver
there is only $69, 900, 900 Of it in clrcula-
tion as currency; there is no need for
more silver bullion and no money to buy
more. What reason is there for buy Ing
more The leadership of the opposition
to the Repeal bill exploits, exposes and
condemns the reason. II, in spite Of
these facts, any bill comes TO President
Cleveland to buy more silver, he should
veto it. There Is no doubt about that.
Let the country 60 on in the line Of pro.
lection to special industry till It
learns precisely what profits to the
few, at the expense Of the
many, actually means; then we shall be
ready to attack protection all along the
line 1t is costing us about $40. 900, 600
to protect the silver industry, but it is
also costing about $S,0O0,00 to protect
the tin industry. One is as bad as the
other. II the silver protectionists can
compromise on the protection Of silver
they will assist in the compromises that
will be arranged, bargained for and sure
to follow for tin, steel, iron, wool, glass.
Cameron. is ready for addition, division
and silence, with Stewart. Wolcott says
that was done in 1890. There should be
no more compromise with the money
devil than with the moral devil
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

THEhE's nothing in that cup. but q
great deal Of money changed hands
around and over it.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

THOUGH the difference in seconds is
infnitesimal, 40, the Valkyrie crossed
the line about 500 yards behind the Wig
liant
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

New Students Constantly Entering
The day and evening sessions OF Goldey
Commercial and Shorthand College, as
the instruction is mainly individual-not
class.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

THE yallyyrie is a cutter; the Vigilant
is sloop. The Vigilant is the victor
and the Valkyrie is in the soup.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

THAT yacht cup race is protected by
brain and Drawn, not by Congressional
legislation.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14
wANAmAKER's.
Philadelphia, Saturday. October Il, 1898.
The weather to-day is hkelJ
to be clear.

Novel and exclusive Dres
Stuffs by the hundred.
Richest of the rich, but gay,
sombre, Notwithstanding
for any taste.
Sometimes it seems as if
the weavers' only thought was
to make something as odd and
eccentric as possible. But
there's beauty, the beauty of
quality, in the most audacious.
Five at random from the
very newest.
"Gauare Suiting," one Of the latest
French ideas in dress fabrics Scat
tered hummocks of woven pretti-
ness that might have been suggest
ed BY waffle iron. 4S in, So.
Silk-wool Novelty OF rich effect
back ground is of silk; face of the
material covered with slight WOOL
eny roughness in contrasting colors
4S in, SO 80.
Novelty Basket weave In som bre
colors, but peeping through the
sombreness are glints of variegated
silk smuggling close to the curly
wool like flowers under hedgerow
4S in., 50.
Byadere Bourette. Silk-and-wool,
with small raised knots of colored
silk. AZ in SO go
"Grain de Beautie, and iridescent
material of Silk aud wool, vii h a
woven spot of black wool on the
surface As in, 81.
Whether that great Dress
Goods stock is measured by
high priced things or low the
result is always the same
qualities, quantities, values
are nearer as you would have
them than ever before.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

SENATOR ALIENS feat with his mouth
is called vocal endurance"
Evening journal., 1893-10-14
TELEGRAPHIC
REPORTS
GET THE BEST,

THE EVENING JOURNAL
gives the largest and best
newspaper ever printed in this
state, for the least money.
So per year or 25c. a montl,
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

At another counter 4S-inch
English Cheviot Suitings, two
qualities. A sight of the stuff
gives a feeling of confidence,
a touch clinches it. Eight
colors in each grade.
navy blue plum
light brown gray
dark brown red
green black
$I.25 and $I.5o the yard
regularly $I.75 and So.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

Boston, s. 3S p m daily, with Pullman buffa.
sleeping cars running through 10 Boston with.
out change via POughkeepsie bridge, landiu 4
passengers IN p a. NJ station, Boston
PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH AND MAR
KET STREETS. week days, SO O., s13I f6 %,
SO 36a IN. g 40, So 3 81 30, sl1 90 sur days,
So 03, s6 30, SO IS IN, s. 4s, 50 IS, 81 80 81
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15

People are dying by the hundreds
from yellow fever at Santos, South
America. Business is at a complete
standstill and As vessels are lying in
the Santos river without crews.
The use Of Halls Hair Renewer pro
notes the growth Of the hair, and re-
stores its natural color and beauty,
frees the scalp Of dandruff, tetter, and
all impurities.
The people Of Bridgeport, Con
nectIcut, have erected a magnificent
bronze statue in their public park to
the memory of ?. 7. Barnum, the
great Snowman.
In order to reduce my stock of sum-
mer millinery. ! am offering bargains
in straw hats, flowers, frames, ribbons,
laces and pattern hats.
Mrs. Holbrook.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
Senator Dubols at Home.

Senator Fred 7. Dubois arrived at
his Blackfoot home Tuesday evening.
His visit TO Idaho this summer will be
short. After week or ten days in
Blackfoot, most Of which time he will
be engaged in looking after his pri-
vate business interests, he viii visit
Boise and thence 60 on n visit to his
brother in Portland for a few days.
The Senator always enjoys the pleas
ures Of the summers and falls in Idaho
and it is safe to say nothing but
grave matters like the great national
question to be brought up in the ex-
ira session Of congress could induce
him to tear himself away from Idaho
and return 10 Washington in the dog
days Of August. He is in excellent
health and 10 good trim for .he siege
OF the session which will, in all proba-
bllity, be extended through a year.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
Notice to Taxpayers.

II any taxpayer, after demand by
the assessor. neglects or refuses to
give under oath, statement of his
taxable property by August 1st, he
will be taxed for his neglect as the
law directs. The assessor would re
gret to enforce the law against any
one but he viii do 50 against any party
violating it.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
NOTICE.

A PETITION HAVING HERETOFORE
IA been iled with the Board of County Com
missioners of Bingham county. Idaho, by Johu
Garrett praying for the appointment of three
appraisers 10 ascertain the compensation to
he made 70 the parties interested in the lands
as will more fully appear by reference TO said
petition. said petition will be heard on the
2Sth day OF August, 1879. at the Commissioners
Court Room, in Blackfoot; and said apprais-
ers appointed unless good cause be shown
by the parties adversely interested, why the
said petition should be denied.
M. PATRtR,
Given July 10, 1893 Clerk.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
WORLDS FAIR BUILDISGs---So. 2.
THE woMAN's BUILDING.

Just south Of the seth st. entrance.
Dimensions 200 by 400 feet Cost
$4,000. Every lady should visit ii.
Don't forget that the Chicago, Union
Pacific and Northwestern Line offers
the best service and rates as cheap as
any lice to Chicago. No change.
For additional information call on
the Union Pacific agent, Mr. a. NJ.
Miller.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
Desert Lauds-.-Notlce or Intention d
Make Proof.
UNITED STATES LAND osEIcg,

], James Heatley, OF Soda Springs. Idaho,
who made desert land application No.as4 on the
2and day OF July, lSSn, for the whole OF section
one, Twp. South. Range 40 East, hereby give
notice OF my intention 10 make Anal proof 20
establish my elaim To the land above described
before the REGISTER and Receiver at hiaoktoot
on Saturday, the isth day of August, 1898, and
that expect 60 prove that said land has been
properly irrigated and reclaimed In the man
ner required by law, by two Of the Following
witnesses
G' A. Mccrae, frank s. Brereton, Chas. II.
Wilson and George Is. Reay, all OF Bannock
JAMES HrAyLEY.
IoaN q brown,
Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
Eye. Ear and D5ormities.

DR.. I. Eaton, an occulist and sur
geon Of 25 years practice, win visit
Blacktoot professionally Wednesday,
July 18th and Idaho Falls, Friday,
July 21st rooms at hotels. Impaired
hearing and discharges from ears
promptly relieved. All sore and in
famed eyes can be cured unless disor-
ganization has taken place. Cross
eyes Strengthened without pain, artif-
cial eyes inserted, and braces for club
feet, spinal diseases, etc, furnished.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15

Dllity, be extended through year.
The holocaust on the Fair grounds
at Chicago, this week, In which so
many firemen persisted, was one of the
most heartrending scenes ever Wit
messed on this continent The specta-
Gle OF men on platform of tower |
high up in the air with every escape |
OF descent cut of by climbing, seeth-
ing flames, will never be forgotten by !
the thousands who witnessed it on the |
Fair grounds. The lesson from this
useless loss OF life ought TO impress
an with the importance Of better
means for protecting iremen. II
ought to speed the inventive genius
70 tind an escape from any position in
which a iire-dghter is caught The
construction Of Gre trap like the
one burned aud which caused such
needless loss Of life looks like a CRIME
rather than calamity.
Ex.Special Land Agent Smith, Q:
Detroit, Michigan is making a tour OF
the intermountain and coast regions
with a view OF learning Of the land
offerings and advantages in these re-
gions. He spent several days in
Blackfoot and was surprised at the
great possibilities Of the Snake river
valley. He will make q valuable re-
port to his friends who are looking
westward for new homes on his return
home.
Ranchers in the vicinity Of Black
foot are IN the midst of the harvest
OF their first alfalfa crop General
reports say the crop win be light
The gallery Of the Misses Nudge
win be closed Saturday, july 29th.
Photographs So dozen
The sultan Of Johore, who will visit
the Worlds Fair shortly, wears sl0,-
900 worth Of diamonds on state occa-
sions.
II was Miss Laura Nelson, the little
daughter Of the editor of the Kansas
City STAR who recently gave express
sion to a timely and discriminating
truth. "Tell me, my dear" asked
her mother, upon their return from a
day at the Worlds Fair, "what did
you most enjoy at the Fair today2"
~Ihc chairs, said little Miss Laura.
Chicago Record.
The Chicago & Nashville railroad
runs a special car every Monday for
the benefit OF its employees who are
taken to the Fair free of charge. Men
Of families are allowed to take their
families with them at the same free
rate.
BoIsE CrTT Democrats joined with
the Republicans and voted for citi-
gems ticket at Mondays municipal
election. Had similar thing been
done at Blackfoot a cry of"Dubois
Democrats, Dubois Democrats" would
have been raised by our Boise friends
and shouted until they had made 1t
heard from Sandy Hook TO the Aleu-
tian Isles, and from the Everglades
Of Florida to Bonner's Ferry near
British Columbia.
c. Bunting s Co are selling goods
cheaper for cash than the same class
OF goods can be bought anywhere else
in the county. See their 100 Pc Deco.
rated Dinner Set for only $3.50.
Ladies and childrens' shoes spe, \
ialty, aud as cheap as can be bought
anywhere Mrs. s. E. Holbrook
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
Notice for Publication.
LAND oFFIcR AT BLAcRFooT, IDAHO,
June 18th, lsQS

LAND OrFtCR AT BLACKFooT, IDAHO,
June 18th, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
and that said proof win be made before Regis
ter and Receiver at Blackfoot, Idaho, on Ju-
~ 2aud, lSSa, viz Edward n 0lney on H. x.
No. 225i for the Wis Nwia and NJ SMA. Sec.
50, Twp. II South. Range 81 knst.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF. said land. viz James sherman, Sam Cot
terrell. Brigham Hartley and James Hartley.
all of Oneida county, Idaho.
PERRY J. ASsoS,
Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
THE WEEKS CHAPTER or EVENTS.

home the latter part of next week
The Insane Asylum directors meet
today Saturday.
Fifteen thousand people visited the
Idaho building, Worlds Fair, July 4,
Full county commissioners proceed
ings next week.
President Cleveland Is better Of his
acute pains from rheumatism.
The weather in Idaho this spring
and summer would be counted iirst
class for sailing vessels.
Secretary Hoke Smith will turn
back from bis western tour after see.
Ing the sights IN the National Park.
Confirmation services may be ex-
pected at 81, Paul's next Monday
evening,
Find news or make Il, but mostly
make II, Is the last resort Of newspa.
per reporters these dull days
Editor Tempes. came down from
Rexburg Thursday morning on bust.
ness connected with the land office.
Clerk Pagrie has delivered the books
OF transcribed records 10 the rcspec.
tiyc counties OF Bannock and Fremont
Nine Blackfooiers registered at
Idaho headquarters Worlds Fair
Monday.
II i no uncommon sight 10 see the
small boy making bis afternoon visit
TO the river 10 enjoy swim.
Two new bnslness houses, for
hotel and bank, are bcing erected At
S. Anthony.
X. Z Hopf, manager Of the Aran-
gee ranch, Fremont county was in
town Wednesday.
Yearly examination Of teachers Of
Bingham county. at the Court House,
Blackfoot, August 3, 1898 See notice
to teachers Ia another column.
Rev. DR.. skidmore spent couple
Of days Of the week visiting al Fort
Hail Indian school.
The crossing over the railroad, near
the section house, Is badly In need Of
a dirt iilling
The Good Tcmplars are arranging
70 play "Ten nights in bar room. "
A. A. Crane, Of Harrison, has been
appointed State land commissioner
by Governor Mcconnell.
Secretary Hokc Smith and party
are in Montana They spent yesterday
at Great Falls.
Senator Shoup is expected to visit
Blackfoot this month, possibly during
the stay OF Senator Dubois.
The News Miner, Of HALEY, has
raised the battle Gag @Frec silver or
free fight
Airs. Fife, OF Kansas, mother Of
Mrs. r. V. Cozier, arrived in Black.
foot Wednesday evening, aud will
make this place her home
Two young men representing the
Salvation Army held religious ser
vices In the Opera House Sunday
afternoon.
The number of cattle and sheep
men summering at Soda Springs
makes It the liyeliest town, at this sea
son, in the state.
b. j. Briggs, Of Idaho Falls, has
received the contract for building the
Market Lake bridge The work must
be completed by the 18th OF October
Bishop Talbot is expected to ar
rive In Blackfoot Monday evening
July 18th, and hold services at st
Panl's the same evening. The public
is respectfully invited to hear him,
The times grow duller and dulle
in the Cmur a Alenes. Mine afte
mine is being closed and scores o
men after scores Of men are sen
ndrift In the world OF the unemployed
Four of Bingham's conyicts In th'
pen will apply for pardons at the mex
meeting of the board. AZ least tw'
s,f tha,n ,vitl ,naot with aupneaa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15

ceived at the express Office, Blackfoot,
Monday evening. 1t was consigned
TO Newton A. Clark.
The Union Pacific has instructed
It's agents to collect all freight bills
in cash and 10 adhere strictly to the
rule. Checks on banks, however so
good, are not considered cash.
Il Is not definitely known, but the
supposition is that large number of
Southeastern Idaho men are sufferers
by the wrecking of the Commercial
bank at Ogden.
Chicago is claiming 100000 more
IN population than New York.
The News Miner says the mail
coach on the HALEY branch road wall
be taken of this week and daily mail
will be taken from shoshone by stage.
Everybody who has seen ldaho's
exhibit al The Worlds Fair is pleased
with il but the reporter for the Boise
Sentinel
-Four States, Iowa, Massachusetts,,
Ohio and Virginia, elect governors in
November. The hardest Gght will be
10 Ohio against Mckinley and Nc
Kinleyism
Lewisville parties are organizing a
company to build -four mill At
Grand Rapids, a point on Snake river
between Idaho Falls aud Market Lake.
A piano house IL Helena, Montana.
failed yesterday for $4,000. And
so Helena has hung up the fiddle and
the bow
Attorney Samuel II. Hays was elect
cd councilman al Mondays election
10 Boise hy the largest majority given
any candidate on the ticket Mr.. Hays
retains his Blaokfoot popularity even
ia Boise City.
Rober, McCracken returned home
Thursday from a successful business
trip % the Rexburg country. He says
mosquitoes are "iust awful" in that
country, Stage drivers wear mos
quito netting over their heads when
driving.
nIll, the defaulting cashier Of The
Commercial bank, Ogden, Utah, Is
undergoing a preliminary examin
alton. The amount cmbezzlcd Is sup.
posed to run up to ssO,OOU. lie is
held under bonds OF sl5, 600 for the
grand jury.
True christian fellowship reigned
al Rev. Mr. Wildcr's Tuesday even.
ing when Reys. DR.. Skidmore and o.
A. Smith, Methodists. Rev. Mr. Gage
Baptist and Rev. John Dawson Epis
copalicn pariook Of a collation. spread
By the family Of the Blackfoot pastor
Blaclfoot's champion nine Of base
bali PLAYERS have been playing Of late
under an unlucky star. Tuesday they
visited Idaho Falls, aud Tuesday night
came home again. They don't talk
but at Idaho Falls they do say
"0nr nine we're not 10 it.
Capt Monroe Daggett has beer
elected superintendent Of the Soldiers
Home. The selection is a good one
But the thought of a superintendent
OF Home that has "a local habitatior
and name" only on paper is a re
mindel Of a mortgage on q crop be
fore furrow is run for seeding th,
crop Both are little previous but
they win stick all tho same.
Less than fifty years ago there wal
no postal system in this country
Previous to 1s47 the mails were carri
ed hy private firms, and rates variec
according to distance. Carriers otter
travelled on foot or horseback, aud th,
progress was slow. In 1886 some o.
the postotIices issued stamps of thcil
own, called provisional issues,
The adhesive stamp was first used il
this country in 1s47, and prepayment
was made compulsory in 1856. II
1868 the stamp containing the heat
n k..l.,,,. Tn,issnn .vna iaauod an
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

THE YEARLY EXAMINATION OF TEACH.
crs for bingham County. Idaho, win be
held at the Court House in
BLACKFooT. AUGUST 3. Ises,
commencing ut o'clock. a. m.
FRED s, STEVENS,
County Supt. Schools.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
NO C :: .

All accounts on our books must be paid
or closed by approved notes by July lst no
further credit will be extended unless these con-
ditions are complied with We trust our friends
and patrons will govern themselves accordingly.
C. BUNTING & Co
June lst. Merchants
The morning call., 1893-02-20
BLOWS A BLIZZARD.
SnOwstorm Sweeping Over the
East.
The Ohio River Rising and Low-Lying
Towns Endangered-Pennsyl-
vania Suffers Severely.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

WLKEsBARRE, Pa. Feb 19-To-night
terrific blizzard swept over this city and
vicinity, accompanied by peas Of thunder
and binding flashes of lightning. The
wind was blowing forty miles all hour aud
drove the snow before it in sheets. Pedes-
triaus had serious difficulty in reaching
places of safety. The wind worked havoc
in exposed places about the city, where
signs were blown down. windOw-glass shat
tered and telephone and telegraph wires
prosrated. The storm paralyzed traffic on
the electric roads and all tile trains running
into the city are late.
PITTsBURG. Feb. 19.-The worst storm in
years is prevailing throughout Pennsylva-
MIA. eastern OHIO ana portions Of West Vtr-
ginIa. 1t has been showing for forty-eight
hours. and from ten to eighteen inches now
covers the ground. The wind is blowing a
gale aud the snow is drifting badly. All
trains are late, bus so far no accidents have
been reported.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10 "A storm broke
over this city at II o'clock tonight. For
a time ii made things lively for pedes-
TRANS, who could not see more than a few
feet ahead of them through the snow. which
whirled along on the wings Of the gale,
blowing at the rate of forty miles an hour.
1t looked as If the long expected blizzard. a
brother Of New York's visitor of 1888, had
arrived. The wind is stIll blowing gale,
driving the snow In binding sheets before
it. The temperature is falling rapidly.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 19.-The river reached
"a feet / y inches and Is rising an inch an
hour. The flood az the mouth of the Lick
ing River, directly opposite Cincinnati, has
driven out the occupants Of some twenty
five or thirty houses on the banks.
BELLEVUE, KY, Feb. 10 - The little
village Of East Newport is completely sur
rounded by water
The morning call., 1893-02-20
THEY FEAR HIM.
CleYeland's Attitude on
Tariff Reform.
CONFERENCE ON SILVER
The Repeal of the Sherman Act to
Be Brought Up Again In the
House.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-For some time
past horrible suspicion has been growing
among the more radical free traders in the
House that Cleveland's zeal in behalf of
tariff reform was beginning to wane, and
that serious danger threatens the Demo
cratic party on that account. This sus-
picion appears TO have been born when the
statement was made by some of Cleveland's
confidential friends that no special session
of the fifty-thrd Congress would be called.
unless it should be made necessary on ac-
count Of the failure of this Congress to re-
peal the silver purchase act.
Since that time feeling of anxiety and
fear that the party might be robbed of some
of the choicest fruits of the late victory by
Cleveland's disloyaliy to the convictions
which be has so often expressed. or by his
loss of political resolution and courage. has
become exceedingly strong In the minds of
some free-trade representatives. and it now
finds frequent open expression. Within the
past week at least half a score of Demo-
cratic Congressman have been heard to
openly express the belief that there will not
be what they would regard as thorough and
satisfactory revision of the tariff during the
next two years, and some of them have de-
clared that they did not expect 1t during the
next administration.
Senator Carey of Wyoming has charge OF
the omnibus bill for the admission of Utah.
New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma. He
said to The CALL correspondent tonight
that the prospects for the admission of these
Territories during the present Congress are
not very encouraging. 1t is believed that
Presdent-elect Cleveland has taken hand
in the matter. as he knows that the ad-
mission of these new Territories would add
eight free-silver votes in the Senate. and he
is greatly interested in securing the repeal
of the act for the monthly purchases Of
silver