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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-04
SAN sRAscrsco MAnkEra
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STATE or TRADE.
eAN FRANCISCO. Oct a-Ths merchandise
markets are tsirly active, prices remaining
steady. The produce markets are quiet
vegetables snd fresh fruits-Hsayy supply
fosstoss and onlous-wssk
Butter and exgs-fIrm-
Penitry-Duu
rroducs receipts-Flour quarter sacks. s7ss;
gseson. $685. wheat, eeatals, 2S,6Se. Oregon
$50. harley, centals. x,lsl: oats, centals. 9os
oreson. I'D. corn, sacks. s7g; beans. sacks 5iso;
poa1Iosss sscks. AS55: onious, sacks. $50: bran,
SAGA i.so; Oregon, 5,saa
rsoar.ws quote: Net cash prices for family
Aeoi supsrfne, t2Gto2 90
. nncss-NnE shfppsRe. sL033zi9f. 05; choice
sLeeS: milling. eL07ss9Il0.
BARLEY No. Ted. sIskta5s7<c: choice bright.
.oc; brewing. 7s9sSc. cnsysiier, 81 ltf1i Is for
grades.
oats--Sew. red, s7tsca,l or: black. SOFA
sLios milling. 81 assl.zs: Ianey feed, 81 -;
gooi 70 choice, u icQslI5: common to fair, 900
gsLo5 per GENITAL.
CALI BoARn
naies we're recorded today 80 follows:
Atfsrroou session: wheat-seller Iss3-Ioo
tons. slofss: December. 1000 tons, 81 l2ss; May.
iv9 tons. u 30 per GENITAL
Barley-No sales
FINANCIAL.
Drafts - On sight New York, per 500. 200
discount Sterling biils-0n Londen, 6o-dsy
SILVER
silver bars. per ounce. TsJ<l173skc
Mexican dollars so slz60c
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SPOKANE. January ~. sssS
,snt,suasn- take great pleasure In aiding my
t..,s,oassi 70 the excsslens qualities Of Lusin's
Toa,h Powder and after many years psrscnai sx-
perfspce in it's and Of attentive Observation Ct
n. xa.fssactorT effects upon the teeth Of my
rassents recommend II 10 all IS 3 safe. Pleasant
"a sss~araous denttfrsce. combining all tns
r.au.s,sss for preserving the tsssh asd gums In .
clean. hsAishy condition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-04

Fos>-~xsflous taken at all stations at 3 p. m,
81. fsef1alan time rs D. m. Pacific time.l
urrs ~ sxArTLs BAsBos ros THE WEEK sR-
ofxsIxs "WEDNESDAY. OCT.
E1aa Tfus LOW TIDE.
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TESTIMONIALS.

PORTLAND. Or. March 2. fse7
Dear sirs-Being satisfied with your manner %
preparing the pentsfrce. and knowing 10 to be per
fectly harmless In iss eneets have since yen
commenced It's preparation. used IL In my family
and prescribed Is to my patients with uniform
satssfac,ion ard now cordially recommend u 10
the public o. being valuable. safe and sfcaclous
dentifrcs well adapted 20 keeping the teeth and
gums In . clean healthy condition Yours tray
W. C. BROWN. D. d. u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-04


Hcop CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RrcKEyR
Rsesfst saa refasnssAea aesv~s Me-casss.' aeex
Tns@say TharssaF ana SATURDAY "a : q IA 80
wsan uawssso Hecasport TSien cisy asi hates
mediate rasats. arriving 10 ras@a CITY ~ s = "a
sss saassy arrisisx u se@ssls = ) !. s''aA
y ~ LRky. Master.
UAsHoS ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER GLIDE
leaves Merchants aock a.es . m Mssaays w~s-
ne<dHyx and FRIDAYS FOR West SIDE, Gala ant wsv
Hast siae vsshea. Chaasaaeas. pesMosnes ssoa.'s
rAndsag and Buenna- Leaves Tacoma every
nernsnx excers sunday n esSA
Posr ORCHARD
Poxr wAsHrSeroA
srgAMER cHxHAEra
leaves Raksslxs wharf tAf,y sxesps ssssay a
WI sExxoR.. Mass.E
TANKS.
THE PUGET souSp SAVINGS RANK
l. Colman Riecks Front and coinmnts sea
rnoorporsasd lseo Capital. sieoeoa
TRusrKEss
President Henry = Martha
vio~Pr..- J Isssls ws,,,iasssa.
Ialiss Horton. Frank A. n>gL
rassress paid On savings ana time ssreshs
-
Dzxrza HORTON . %. nAzxnaA-
INCORPORATES iss1
ss sgsss.
yyss:.s s,s.;i;:.;; SILxxpn
N.s.sss-..............., i. n LATIMkK
cAsaisx-. n VAN Tuyk
sass: :seassss .as ,'s,ss...s.s s..a.s.s. = Sss
'nss'a. o SslSns saa Ss'esA
sisAt st,s q szeAaass en- Lesaes svsrssasa -
csll.st,ons made - ~ peiass .. hvsrssassssyA
hsnaa siocks and other valaAnles ssosfvsd 01p
eosif isr ssfs keeping.
TIE GUARANTEES LOAN AND TRUST CO..
Incorporated 1881. Capital saooosa
Bailey building. Corner Of secsna ana casrrA
Transacss general banking basinssa
SAVINGS DEPARrNEsr
Deposit. rss.,s.a r. any amount rom one asns
ap~a,ss ana inieress allowed sa:rsoA
farm ana city real estate
TRUSTEES.
ls,,., HgNI ;.,.,..,.'......;.. rsssidess
COLUMBUS r. Vice fressdsns
q. H. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Manage
X. r. DOWNING. ............... Secretary
J. d LoWAAN. w. A fETERs. y. W. VIII
MANS. wM RICHTER FfsHKR
EDWARD BAILEY.
RANK or nRrrrsH COLUMBIA
rAIpuP cArrTAL................ - oQcoco
Head ofic. 90 Lombard sil:ss Iensss
sransnes-porti.nd. san F.aneisea seattle To
kAmioops. Nelson. Vancouver, n q
cssst ssS.ss a .Ad n,. ha'ls s
mercial credits granted. Depssits resolved co cur
s' I'm. serosss ~ Lsx RAnNTs $500 80 ~
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL aASx on
L Seattle
Paid UP capital. .*...............s.vS9eQ
sufpus.............-........ co0oo
sen sxcaangs sad mako tsisgrspAis srs.sssrs
90 all paFts Of ths United states sad Eareps.
80itcls accounts OF banks ead BANNERS. mer>
chants. naaufaciarsrs Individuals and csrpors
coiiecssons entrusted 20 sur care wui resolve
promps attention
prn scronsf
JACOB FubEhs. s......s..s..s...k reeosAe
a. n sTEWAhT-................. Vice Fresidess
q EHAUnNTMAI. Ia RonfNsoN ana gAkHa
r. HAYDEN
ceaRxsposDExrf
Hasisnal naak OF Rspaoiic New Yerk; con-
msrcsal National. Chicago, Ffrst NationaI neak
o. PAai; Bank Of California, ssa franossst
Tirst National Bank. Portland
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ponr ANGELINA PORT rowxszNp pvn
gsness and seattle route.
TINE cARD
Fast Passenger and Freight PropslisR
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday Nay a. 1888.
Leaves daily sxcept Monday 90 folows: Seattle
q M: Townsend 1850; arrives Port Angeles 4
p nj. leaves Port Angeles p M: Pers
Townsend $50 y. m.; arrives seattle 10 p m
LAEdinxA City Dock, seattle: Tfbsai's Dock, Pert
Townsend; Morsss Dock. Port Angelica
HATCH BROA
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EVERETT ROUTE
Daily except sunday.
leave. seattle g as q IA l1s4s a N ana 30 . m
Ia.vs. Fverefs BIS VA ID . m asd 30 y N
Leaves seattle .ss.s. 80 ~
eaadsys Leaves Everett as30 y N
go1nsrss vita boats for Tecoma aad snohonntsa.
Tssssta. (oi mar ascx fcos Of Marion street
SEATTLE ASD TACOMA NAyISAfioS CO
CLAUD TRouP. y. W. GOobhCE.
Pre& sscy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-04

IRON PIPE goebsaEl " rouEat iron. up g
~. hsack, 80 pes cenI 90 hsf. lsTxsr ssses. ca
reF eznt Of. lArgsg slsss. - sas Per csnI &C
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sTEAMERS.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE
STEAMER SIGNAL
WIN leave sssfsis ssr Portland .. -
:; :; .: .: On or about October q
For further information regarding fss;xh, rssss or
passage Apply 20
MccLELIANn. LEGAL Agent, seattle
FRANK wArERHousE CO.
General Agents. Tacoma wash

pAcrFfc NAVIGATION co.
wHATCoM ROUTE
sTRs. NORTH PACIFIC AND sEHoxK
Alternate on Following schedule
pAILy.
Leave seattle for Tacoma. o q m
Fer Port Townsend. Ansrorses ana Beilingham
Connect II Port Townsend fbr Angeles, Vic
toris and Neah Ray route: az Tacoma with
trsias for west soath and east: As whatcom with
c n r. r trains for north and east, and boass 10
San Juaa islands
EVERETT la CONNER AND wHIpBY
II ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER fAIRHAvEN
Daily except sunday At s;eo a m. for Everets,
La Conner aad ali WILDLY Island points.
For further information address
s. McCLELLANp. General Agent
Yesier's dock. Telephone ITO.
FRANK WAREHOUSE. General Manager.
Tickets on sale At C p. railway ticket efaes and
on ne docks
pAcrFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamer. nom seattle a. follows.
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic
toria. al p. M passengers received board 81 q
p m.) Oct. $. 10. Is, 20. -. 30.
For ALASKA. Oct Is and 30. ate o "A.
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports. 81 q m. Oct ?. 2. IL. IL. a. az. .
Tfeksts NAV he obtained M thu osso~ as ina cam
pany, az Ocean deck. seattle.
0ooDALI, PERKINS a CO.
General Agents. san Francfsco
J. n. JOHNSON. p & supt. seatsie
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Jobbinr ouota,ious.

ne following are the prices paid By retail
80 fs for round lots delivered az the wharf OF
= shs cars. or the !obbins rates quoted By
saesssale dealers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-04

Read what chemist says
snArrr.E August I, 1885,
fenttsrnsn-r have made 9 chemical examins-
than Of Luhsn's Tooth Powder and and that Ia
eonstituepts ere such ~ can neither chemically OF
mechanically in:uTe the teeth. The jadicioas 50
lection Of the Ingredients and The evident care er-
hsesfed In les prerarsiton. commend u a. harm
less a well a. an efncAcioas dsntitrsce
o. j. SMITH. Chemist
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pEoPLxs sAvIsos BANK
ossidsntAi Block. seattle. wa6A
CAPITAL. siooooa
OFFICERS AND TRusrnxA
Jacob Furth. Prssidsai
Arthur A. Denny, Vice PFssideak
John Leary, second Vice President
James r haydsn. Manager Caahtsk ssd 4<9H
louis sehwaSseher. JOAN Coliias. r q rsS
'sidsf. v. W. wiimans.
Tr.a.ss.. .s,is;. s.ss es:,s:.: ssssusivsl-
Intsrsst allowed per snnsm. six per cest On
TERN per S'a, % .,ss.ry s.s.s
venesr Lo.ns made On rs~i ssis.s Or approved
THE FIRST NArfosALsAHKo or sxArrEn
Isto up esehes. 0o4
oaspaas..'...''.... lso.0oo
naraics r Ps
A~s&AA AesSkhs.s...ss.. s.-...............cAshiA
0ensrsi banning business sranssessd
ssss arc ,s..srssa,s .sessss g.y.s. "a Ina
and Eafops
NATIONAL sANK or coxMxHcx
Corner Commercial aad yssiss AvsssA
faid sp capssi .sso0oo
Transaess general banking bastassa
..
-. n.Na. Wee Ffsst1sn1
~ N ~ Ass1As ss.ssss.ssss.s ..4l46eat
u ~ wHxxLEa puEa ~ pAnsY eAsn
scEs " osrsAsnse, vrcx-rsE&
TEE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL Rank or
DIRECTORS.
LkaspEE MILLER a. . xftLKM
q Y. STONE, JOHN y. osTAANpEh
n. ". wHEELER
cesnss sssoaa and oasry stsssts sss,sis wssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-04

LuBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
contentment makes life worth liv.
ing.
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esse. $50: trips, gsiioz tirs. csisf.-xs. ~ a.
arrs ss4l-gslaen tina, per cnse - X So. - ~ -.
r.ns> 80 g..soa slss. Per esse o. sea S:
I10. Qld Homssseaf. kalfrxIs<-,' -, 49,. - eoxs
W 80 homestead, nse-ssllcn fzrzse- Y = 1AAs
-. 49, - oso.ngl -Peiis, Is - es~h. IL
ease. ssr ae - q s.iiiornis. N e4as. idea in
e1nsessd- CsIlfcrnia. pure. rsIsns 80 -.
nsssas. PEI doz. su-7s. halt-xsIsons. Del eo,.
CEAcEERs-tJoAbgax,-soa. 49,.
soaAs sxIs &c par ~ sesas. SEE 81 $50 -
ten -. 49,, sfs :. so1s. - oArfo1s Der ear
s<t, 81 inmbles. assostsd $50. 80. sssssn but
siS ktA k--f5 obtsnF,- Bsrrels. ~, 49,,
rsI. -. - ga. ise: h.i-bsrreis. 0rr, per
s-tIooksnxs-Mixss' sz-x.uer. 80.
az. -, So quarts. per deg. y &. chow ehs~.
go $500 90, h5: Plea iili. pint. per dox.
and PLAZA. aid each: ,es9r.I. 60 9i ssd
= ~ 81 80 PEE sal, &c: plain and lalxsd, No.
GAINED Es--fJabsa.x4--rar,.-
se s.s 1ezns. Der dox. 81 -. torsstoes. a.
We, So, = -: Blair corr. sew. 81 20; sll-
se.. . ssi5 ., ,ossr gss.. e.liiorai.: per
Lima beans. Ser 90. s q az esss.. pr Coz Us:
90. e . mnskr0ozns. per cnx, 81 So 81.
fisssn Esss. L&9zM
sorted S.as ,sI oi ragIIs- TAnls- posbins,
y "a = -
Ds = berries, per dog. e. 5, Bartlett pears,
g. .. 49,. white cherries, per dox g. 50;
r1s - Esr doz, " -: peaches. Califor-
80. esfTsnsss per doc " Is: grapes, per dor.
psums. Per doz, eco: xoosebsrrses
,sa~sL go: Tapestries, per dox, s.73;
enp.s tAonnscns). Per doz. x349a50 Pig
ss.xtsa. Ia Ealion cans. per doa, g. 506s4:
go nns, Per dox. tL2T9l.so: psscaea, as
49, ~ -: sprleots. 30: blaexberries in y b
49, % aox. sL55s currauts. gallon tsns per
az aIo. plnms. gallon tins. per dnz. $50;
unss PEI dox, q. %: apples, ~ N tins, psr
a. a. - xsilona. s1so; grapes. II n ans. per
sANNkD MEATs-tJobbing1- hama
sn,rmour. per doz. 81 7s;. cornsd besf, In can,
49, eogred beef, IN can. per dor. 81 10:
hh.tpss pseis I'm can. per dor. 20; ehipped
peel, IN can, per dox. ~ 20: lunch tongue, I'm
an an PET Goa, sS5o. lunch tongue, IN can, per
49,. ss1: roast beef, per doz. s2eo; roast
SnIexsn, - dox. " -; roast mEfIou, f2Ss43 20:
rnAss turkey. Per doz, 81 50; pigs feel, 2 n
unsr Per dozs sz7s: trIpe. lisa
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For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and VIZ
toria. al p. passengers received on board ~
p M Oct. 8. 10. Is, 20. -. 30.
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The following 10 from one Of the most eminent
authorities In the wsst:
SAN FsAxcssco. July 70. 1881.


Dear ssrs--H . commenAatory word from me In
favor of your excellent tooth powder, known -
Lubsn's 4 Goth Powder, can sdd 20 its deserved
popularity and extended use. can cheer
fully and truihfnlly say 10 those who are In want
Of q pleasant. harmless and thoroughly sficscious
dknttfrscs that they will ind those qualities al
combined In your admirable preparation. and
amer q long acquaintance and careful oessrvssicn
on tts effects upon the teeth Of those who have
made daily use ef II and q personal experiences Of
It's merits for nearly twenty years. know OF moth
ing sapsrfer for tbs purpose Of cleaning prsssrv.
Ing and identifying the teeth
MARK HIoHLANp.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-21
- 81. = So 80 &c -.



The Boise Statesman q The 13,t
inst tells IT. r.adeTs that senate.
saosP vii retire from politics i
says
Senator slOgg. who has been r.
garded a. a candidate foI re-eleeti0n,
writes 70 frierd ID shis city IS FOL
lows. Il will cay farther. Thai u ~
opinion the time has come Ehen ]
should advise yo1 that vii DOS be =
candidate Tor reelection Il j. ny
intention 10 retire from psblic life a.
The expiration o. nay pEeseu: fern Of
of5ee- Until then Il VII Ee nv aim
10 prove 20 orr people that / folly ap-
prsesate he great obligation an "
der 70 them Tor The eonSdence they
have Eeposad IN ne. and It shall b
mr. ef1T1 70 cortin1e % serve them
faithfully during the pEesent cg1-
gresz
This Ieaves GOVeTnoE Mcconnell ard
Congressz1zn Sweet a. tie O1iy Pc
pnb8iesn csBdid4tes - far - knOEn-
This Vii Be- painful news 70 The
Repu5licans Of the state Il viii be >
matter Of regret % The Democrats, Il
tie sta;s Is 70 have = Republican Se1-
2tOr Senator Ssoap VII retire from
the political arena with the Eeld Of
lis escuteheon as bright a. when BE-
catered he contest, a true % himself
- true % his constituency and a.
true 70 the state and al the state a.
Ehen BE- first entered upon Official d.
ties IN Idaho.
THE SEEs never reioiees Al ; mis-
fortune d political opponent Or :
calamity % IN enemy other than hon-
orzbie, manly defeat, Bot Il counts
the retirement Of Senator sboap a.
preeage foEeahadoHing good 70 the
Democratic party n Idaho. He would
be the strongest man Of bis party BE-
fore q legislative body. He could
rally more men around him than any
Republican who MAY be in the race
for the Senate.
The News Is not afraid 70 pay
honor to whom honor Is due. Il l. not
afraid to say that Senator shoup IS
one Of the eleanest. truest public men
10 his party in the state.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-21
Involuntary Idlenes.

The assembling Of the unemployed
masses in our great cities in multitud-
inous thousands IS a most gruesom.
spectacle, and their piteous cry for
work Or bread Is being heard all over
the land 1t j. the old unsoIyed prob
lem Of poverty, intensified By the IN
pTecedented widespread depression
Of business. Involuntary idleness is
. constantly growing evil coincident
with civilization. 1t is the dark
shadow that stealthilv creeps after
civilization, increasing in dimensions
and density as civilization advances.
Things are certainly IN an abnormal
condition when men are willing TO
work, want to work, and yet cannot
find work 70 do, while .heIr very life
depends upon worz. There is 10
truth III the old saw that "the world
owes every man living. But It is
true that the world owes every man a
chance to earn his living. Many the
cries have been advanced and many
efforts have been made 70 secure the
inalienable fright to work to every
one willing to work; but all such at
fempts have hitherto ended in gloomy
failure. He will indeed be benefac-
tor to mankind who shall successfully
solve the problem how 70 secure for
every willing worker some work to do,
and thus rid mankind Of the curse Of
involuntary idleness.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-21
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Those who have nsed Dr. Kings
New Discovery know its value, and
those who have NOT, have now the OPP
portunity to try it Free. Call on the
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Bottle, Free. Send your name and
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prietors.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-21
AYERS
HAIR VIGO r
Matters Or Fact.


It takes 100000 men to wvrk the
worlds coal mines
Uncle Sam furnishes A per cent Of
the worlds silver
Norway men cannot vote unless
they have been yaccinared'
A single trip Of an ocean steamer
requires $1,000
Oculists estimate that one person
in four has defective vision.
Alaska produced 81 900. 900 worth
Of gold last year and California s12,-
900, 900.
Kansas hens lay more eggs than
those Of any other state il the Union.
A simple diet Of brown bread and
fruit is saId to De a cure for obesity.
Ten thousand people are employed
as telephone operators in the United
States.
Large beds of oysters, unlike those
found in the east, have been found
in Alaska
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-21
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-21
THE LARGEST GUS IN THE
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is on exhibition at the Great Worlds
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-21

Pocztesly ge5laznzs are Discussing
tie prpprety q 4 cash system al
aloag tx Iia=s- PAY = wa 20 :
4 good uo;t0 ~ =zyhody- good fCs
the bsyer and gn,55 for tie seller, Dc,
soGehoE some b4ysEz cazaos 90 veEy
far Il that direction AID some sellers
caasot 90 any fzrsher thau tie hzysrs-
Il Is risky b1sizess for s0me mer-
chants 20 undertake Al exclusive cash
b1siae-s AMI particularly when there
Is 50 little cash e sight a i il these
hard times
Ihe North Idaho Slar. a Noseow
weekly papeE, bas p2z=a5 into neH
hands, Messrs Saver 4 NoueI- news
paper usen q experieuee and ability.
TIE makeup Of The frs issue i :
good slgn q success The star has
besn wandering about II the Newspaper
heavens almost ain1IesslT Ioag enoGgh,
and TIE NEws j. gl4d n0W il viii
heneefoTth revoIve In an or6it OF clear
skies with the great principles Of D.
mOcraey a. is suns center Long
may the Star reyosye ard tzinkle.
Between disease and the nary
cheap Preparations which are palned
q under the name Of blood purifiers.
take your chances Eith disease, until
yOu can pEOcure Ayers Szrsaparilla
the only reliable blsod parifer.
Sold by al druggists and dealers in
medicine.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-21
THEcLOsTye wFEEs

of tie WorbIs Far leavs bat a short
tine sor yourvisit Dat forees lha;
The Union PaeiEe otzers tis h~st ser-
vice and rates A. cheap as any lIna
70 Chicago No change y cas- a
Kans@s City VIA the CniOa P4ci1c
ard Chicago & Alton r r sec yoa1
n-arest UBiou Pacific AgeaG fqg rates
q other information
J. A. COllins.
Agent U. r Svs.s1
Blackfoos, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-21
The Butte and Narket Lake Canal.

The Butte and Market Lake canal,
just completed, Is q great enterprise,
ard It's construction Is 3 great success.
This was shown by the great volume
Of clear running water from Snake
river which came pouring down
through iis channel last week.
Well may Market Lake feel proud;
well may It put Oh holiday attire to
celebrate the occasion and the day Of
Of it, completion.
The construction Of this canal was
a great undertaking. It, line was a
long one and was confronted with
many distinctions. The prophets Of
evil who said it could not be built
were numerous, and many Of them
took soothing JUNCTION 70 their souls
when the constructors met with OBJ
structions in the way.
But the erIginator5 Of the enter
prise, Hon. Mart Patre and Sheriff J.
b. Cutshaw, with determination and
will Of: I'VE viii find way Or make
it, would tolerate no delay. would
stop at no obstruction, and to-day
they behold their labors crowned with
/ perfect success. This canal begins a
new era for Market Lake and the
country along its line. It will fur
nish the life blood for 20, 900 acres
that will soon be in active life, produ-
cling rich crops Of grain and hay.
Hurra for the originators and build
ers. Hurra for the benefactors who
will open the way for prosperous and
happy homes in Idaho, where he who
tolls may reap remuneratiye fruits for
his labor, and where he who sows may
gather plenteous haryests.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-21

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