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Evening journal., 1895-05-04
Young MIs. nodsn 70 sing.

Miss Nellie Boden, Of Chester, will
sing Rosewlg's Ave Maria" at the vesper
servics at St M lry's Church tomorrow
evening She Is but 10 years OF age, but
has a soprano voice of marvellous vol
ume and sweetness She is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Edward Hsrkins, here.
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me AssooiatIon was Incorporated.

wiuism S Hirles, Esq, made an sp-
plication this morning to Hon. Ignatius
@. Grubb, assoc ate judge Of the Superior
Court, for the incorporation Of an as
soclation to be known as The Grand
United oder Of Odd Fellows" This is
for the purpose Of allowing the order to
o~n property The application was
.urauted
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
Require ga Friend In Need" Such
a Friend Gan Be Found In
WARMERS SAFE CURE
1t lis Admittedly the Standard
Remedy for Bright's Disease,
Kidney, Bladder and Uri-
nary Difficulties, and
Female Complaints.
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS

al comm municASions inrendsd for Insertion
u this column should be addressed TO Society
hoi1or lare OF the EvENIng JOURNAL. CohA.
tnuntc~laons ah nuld be written ca one vide OF
the paper only
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
me oontlpued sale

or Dismonde, Watches, Je xelry and Silver
Plated Ware. at M 508 Market street,
this evening at 80 o'clock. aud every
afternoon and evening until the entire
stock is disposed Of
Evening journal., 1895-05-04

aifaot Nov. IS. lssA zeeINS ~
lrpanH eAve Deis- ~ ~ ssftSNa.
ware Avenue Depot MEX ~ AWS&S
ior : Kxpresa tTAinx.s hi sS Sx, NkIRf MI F
Ncw York, week N$#aNAs@ <I2.A#F
dGys ge0a, H17, W&'AITFRIliIFAs&
| is sa. glg40 40Am.yl1M $x45stsas'tla&c
iS se' is ab " 3i,illu0 sSHlN6eF
| ~ lT,All 40 IN; " ~
All trsins slluninate with Pintsch Light.
A5 i US g ssIUf ssi ars. Week days, 56G
ni' ~ X, 81, Isi9. Is sb5, L SS, 80 Tsi
saaasss, g Sss STi1,zssIsoSS n sas e. ~ ~
u ParI,1 "a iSf fHIA, TWELFTH AND MAJ
| XET STREETS. Week days, ~ ", Y IL 70 -
no a.. 4 Rm;le ~, -, VI 90 pm
| PHILADELPHIA, Sundays " %, " II, III ~
al bee,ss y y, wssf ~ "a days "a ls I & So ssS. l7y7w
81 rs i2 10 ao 40 40, $40 40 I'll lba mi %, ~ ~,
B8 l66, IS 9b. . 60, q "a, y, 10 Co. "a o. n
nj pases6 - Il s6 aIufi n; 81 ~ as 4bS a. 80
| ii Bi, Bl5, 10 90, III % 2 %.
i ssisnsi' II 70 qisg q. Tsss sasasSs S n 7SsS;
Cape Nav, week days. T7.i7 q. m Ta.Ao pm.
Sundays fll7 a. m. ...,,,.o.
N ash HOORbs
baltimore and Washington, Eesh ae4sy
als AK ,5iS ~s sssr p 4. 4 suadsys, u $ is W.
R III ia; ii2 10, " O5, 2 p3. ~ N, lS la i6 bs IN
8altimors sna Way Stations. y M. SW
aeSSrs, Y SS Del, week aeys, Als III @M
a "a nfis Us, y q, Is y. 7s6l isls,rs ~ y Y
HsN, fG. Ssl9. 1855 Il iop m.
eitsshurg, Sc AZ 8 N, - 81 p n. daily
hiShES SaSiSSsa II Il ana 81 iosiS Is i a sns
sss ssp t5 pf,sana, sans via Bristol and Uhastanooss
isl9 ; n daily. Through sleeper 70 Rev ~
'siis sIagoriy AoCpmpodAtion. 7l7Am, sos, w
n. ,.nesnSers y ~ ~ u'ss accommodation. week days.
lTH,sla an, 3 IS and 40 y IA. Sundays ~
TralSs - issvo Market street stalions
For New York, week days. iebO "a, -.
gor philadelphia, week days, "a ~
p&sf,hbors & ~ ~ snd Gb;caso, week days. sss0a a
= EeI Ss f.Sndsnbsrs Y. S and way statons, wesk
aaFs. 100 8 30 IL; 20. B 40 q. SUNDAYS
s2F 81 :" BSIPgffIADEI,PHIA, TWENTY.
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT sfe-a, Ell Esats
slsxsol fa, SEQ, rs ii. $50, 0 30 II q
y assSs ~ az =. v ~ sns Is, s. sSi5. 30 lOe I'll a
"a, NOt noon; u IS, 2el 10, tsuV &0
s4 Y Ssss T. A5EEapbia Y fne 4 Y r TFwELyrs
AND sfAERET srss wegk dzya. fe g. y g,
S1iss, q; tS'a mss,1 " =; rn sunn'ss
geisphone No l25. =.
Ratss 70 Western points lower than via tnR
,thof ilus. tl. O. SCULlA Cent l.Aea- AGaos.
III. ~ CANPBEbL. General MAnneer.
zTyIi IfNtYTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD. Time table In effect Oct zStn'
ls9. -. -.
Trasns Iehve Wilmington French s1xses
station, for B q 0. JUNCTION. MontenAAs1s
pvsntertbur, Guyencourt. Grnnog1e, C0esar4
Chsdda' Ecrd Junction. Pocopson. Wes'
- fIheetar Eln6reevine. Mortonvile, CoAtee-
Vile and intermediate sIstionB, deaAy. except
- sunday, at s. a 10. e6. 40 and ~ 70
Sunday only AZ c3 4 N; 30. bl m
: | For 9Vsynesburg junction. 6prngAei1 eka
: 1 Intermediate stations. daily, excepf SpINsAy
| at7 85a ID. 80 and 20 ? u HundAYe "''} -
500 a nn. B5 and 81 p "a. ....-
Eor Joanna. Birdsb0rcs heAeink @A1 l4ttt,
1 mediate stations, daily. except SunlAya 81
a. q. McCA AUSIAAND. 9upsziasea$srA
u ] BQWEEsa BRIGGS, San. FGSsngas a2aSs
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
Social and Personal Notes.

Miss Elva Griffith. OF Chesapeake City,
is visiting Wilmington friends.
Mrs. g Calhoun has returned home
to Georgetown after visit to friends Ia
this city.
Mrs L M Goslin and daughter. of
Milford, are visiting Wilmington friends.
Mrs. w. B Hilyard Of Georgetown.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs Frank
Bonsall, in this city.
Presiding Elder Louis E Barrett will
preach in the M. 4 Church at Cherry
Hin to morrow morning
John K. Blake, a student at Long
Island College. Brooklyn, is visiting his
uncle Rsv. John d. Blake, at Falkland
The Delaware sangsrbund will give a
concert, to be followed by q ball Ia
German hall on the evening Of Monday,
May Is,
James Sanders, Jr., was in Baltimore
yesterday.
Mics Dora N. OFT, Of this city, and
Miss Maud L Elsrosd, of Baltimore, are
visiting friends in Philsdslphia.
Rev. T. E. Terry, Of st. Paul's Church,
has bsen invited to deliver q memorial
address to the g. A Of Dover Oh
Decoration Day.
Cards have been issued for th'
marriage of Miss Mamie e. Tyson
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nj
Tyson, Of Mechanics Valley, Cecil county
and William X Blake, postmaster at tha
place. on Thursday afternoon, May 9
Miss Neal Townsend, Of Odessa, ha
been the guest Of Wilmington friends,
Uncle ',Tommy" GifRu, Sheriff Gillis'
right hand man. is at home. sufferinI
from indisposition. Il Is nothing serious
however.
william Delaney. of Evansville, hs
been visiting friends In this city.
Miss Mary Janvier of this city, is tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs George Janvier, 3
Middletown.
Professor s. s Lscey, Of Dover, was
town to-day, and will return home tn
evening.
q. B. Houston, Of Millsbero, Del,
registered at the Merritt House.
r. B Allshouse, Of Topeka. Kan
visited Wilmington yesterday
Francis H. Hoffecker viii spend I
morrow in Middletnwn, the guest OF
B Burris.
Mrs. James Collins and Miss Mabel
Taylor return to Middletown to da
from visit to friends in Wilmington.
Ex Levy Courtman David P. Hutcl
son, Of Appcquinimink hundred, arriv
in the city TO. day on brief visit.
Rev. w F Lewis, Of Rodney Sire
Presbyterian Church, has decided
accept the urgent invitation Of his 60
gregation to remain 10 Wilmington 9
will therefore send bis regrets to
English Church that called him.
Mark Pedrick. we'll known mercha
OF this city, and Miss Mary Bates,
Pine Glen. Pa, who we're married
Wednesday at the brides home, be
arrived In Wilmington TO take up th
abode.
Harry McGutcheon, OF the Uni
News Company, has gone to Gecrgeto
70 spend Sunday.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
MARRIED.

HINK- BROW Non Wednesday evening,
ApriI "a. 1895. a. No h92 West Fourth street,
by Rev Charles Hendricks. pas or Of
Covenant Reformed Epis iseopal Gnu ch. Henry
Fink and Mrs. Virginia Lee Brown, both Of
fhfs rffV
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
ON SATURDAY.
THE Ilth DAY OF MAY, 1895.
al ? O'CLOCK D. n


the following described real estate. VIZ; All
that certain lot or piece Of lana with the build.
ings thereon erected, situated IN the CITY Q,
Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and described
a. follows, 10 wit:
BeeinBiig on the sontherly side OF Seventh
street at the distance Of 20 feet westerly from
the westerly side Of jackson street; thence
sautherly tnroueh h the middleot the DIVISION
wall betwe. this and the adjoining house on
the east Y feet to the norlherly side ol an
alley 8 feet wide. leading into Jaekson, streeI'
thence by said alley westerly, parabel WITH
Seventh street. 10 fe-t thence northerly, per-
allel with jackson street. through the nloais
OF the division wall between this house ana
The hou c ad i1ini1g on the west az feet 70 the
aid side of seventh street, and tLe, &c there u
bv easterly 10 feet TO tue place OF beginning, pe
The contents Thereof wha. they may. with the
privilege of the use OF The said alley IN COR.
mon forever, subject 10 an equi'able share OF
| tue expense of keeping the same In good OF
j der aud repair.
\ = PAUL GitLlS. SheS1ff-
| sherir-s Ofcs WfInis gt0n. Dela ware
1 APRIL q. le91.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
Notice.

Grand Snapper Lunch tonight, At
Chesvens. Northwest corner Front and
Washington streets
Evening journal., 1895-05-04

Go to dental parlors, Tenth and Market,
with your aching teeth More than
II 900 badly decayed teeth extracted
within year and half. Room 8.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
surRIrr,s SAFE.

C,HERTFFS \ SALE by VIRTUE OF a
he expnsed u public sale at the Court House,
on Market stres between Tenth and Eleventh
streets ia tha city OF Wilmington, New Castle
npunfy DelaWEr
Evening journal., 1895-05-04

Pictures, Mirrors, Essels, Frames and
Mouldings at Harry Yergers, No 4ls
Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
Rrarrthine Electrical

The Electric Construction 4 snpply % +,
No. s East Eighth Bt. Telephone No. "A
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ITEMS or INTEREST.

wiggs tquoting -"tThere's nothing like
leather you know, old boy" Waggs-"isn't
there thought Yon never saw anv of t be uie
crust our new hired girl turns out."-somer-
Vile journal.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04

cHERIFFs SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
wit of Ievari Facias to me directed will
be exposed TO u thlc sale At the Court House,
on Ma ket n rect between Tenth and Eleventh
streets in the Cits Of Wilmington, New Castle
county. Delaware,
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1885,.
o'cl0ck ) m.,

nj cttNch Y Nhts
tbe following desc ibed real estate, viz; All
that certain lot or piece or parcel tf land
sifuatrd fn city Of Wilmiug gtan aforesaid.
vyith x three story brick house the con
erect 4 aud X own as No 40s East Sixth
treet, bounded afd described as fellows 10
beginning AZ a lint o. the saulherly side
81 sixth street AZ the stance ~ ~ feet
easterly from the easterly side ot Poplar
street; th.nce fOutherls, parallel with Poplar
street. "a z ~ 10 u cnrDtr; thence eh5teriy,
p4rallel with sixth street, lO feet % corner
thences n herly parallel With Poplar street
feet 10 the ioitherly ide Of Loid street;
thence thereby eesterly ieet 70 & eorne' !
Themes north. rlg end parallel with Poplar
treet through the tivisiOl wal of This and
| the house adjolni on the east 80 fe 20 the
/ aforesaid Side OF sixth reel. End thence
| thereby westerly 8 fe, I ~ p ace Of beginning
Ia tie contents ther Of what they may.
Seized and taken ia execution as the prop
/ erty of l.. Henry johnson and tits an q
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff.
sherla's once, Wilmington, Delaware
1 A nrilp 1ku1
Evening journal., 1895-05-04

= Bobby Paw, why do you always carry a
whiskev bottle along with you when you go a.
hshingw Paw" makes the fish look
larger, my son. There. run along '-syracuse
Evening journal., 1895-05-04

MAR. T. P. Barnett, Deputy Co.
Nl Clerk, Cambridge, Md, says:
"For the past six years ] was troubled
very badly with constipation. was
induced TO give
Evening journal., 1895-05-04

If you need good medicine to purify your
blood, give nerve strength and build up your
entire system, take Hond's Sarsaparila. IL
prevents sickness by making pure blood
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sieh headache,
indigestion and bliiousness. 25c.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
DR.. Deane's
Dyspepsia Pills

a trial, and found them 10 work like a
charm in curing that trouble"
They really never fail.
tal aryggs s5esass- 5 nd 90 IS sor ffss sample
~ DR.. Ia. DEANE CO.,
Kingston, New YORK.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04

Crayon aud Memorial Frames to order
at Harry Yerger's, No 40 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04

Harry McGutchson, Of the Union
News Company, has gone to Georgetown
TO spend Sunday,
Evening journal., 1895-05-04

Mark Pedrick. a well-kuo Tn merchant
OF this city, and Miss Mary Bates, Of
Pine Glen, Pa, who we're married on
Wednesday at the brides home, have
arrived In Wilmington TO take up their
abode.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27

Travellers find safe companion IN
Ne Wits Collie & Cholera Cure. A
change in drinking water and in die,
often causes severe and dangerous
complaints. This medicine alwava
cures them Hull & Greene, druggists.
"Have tried others, but like Ayer,s
oest' 10 the statement made over and
over again by those who testify -
the benefit derived from the use az
Ayers Sarsapaailla. Disease never
mad greater enemy than this mower.
ful blood-purifler. 1t makes the weak
strong. -"
De Witts Collie & Cholera Curo
never disappoints, never fails to pivc
Immediate relief. II cures inst III
sure as you take it.-Hull & Greene
druggists.
There is great danger il neplectino
Cone, Cholera and similar complaints
An absolutely prompt and safe onro
Is found in De Wits Collie & Cholera
Cure Hull & Greene, druggists.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27

W WASHINGTON, D. O., July 23.-The
administration will be entirely reliey.
ed of the necessity of recommending
new revenue legislation to Congress If
receipts continue to run at the rate
thus far realized in July. The first
II days of the month have shown re.
celpts aggregating SIT ,422,16I, which
is more than $1,000 900 a day. in.
Guiding Sundays and HOLIDAYS. The
month Of July usually shows some
what larger receipts under normal CON
ditions than some of the other months
OF the year, because excise licenses
and some Other annual payments are
included in the returns. This differ.
ence, however, is usually only 81 .0OO,-
600 or 100000 per month and
would not deprive the receipts of the
present month of their ENCOURAGING
Character if it were eliminate IF
the actual receipts for the month con
tinue as favorable as those Of the first
IL days, they will exceed s31 COG. 900
and DEDUCTION of $4,000 900 would
leave S29,000,006 per month. or al
the rate of s348,OOO,OOO per wear,
Secretary Carlisle's estimate Of eypen.
dltures for the present fiscal yeer IN.
Guiding interest on the public debt Is |
$685., 100000, SO that the present rate
OF receipts would leave a defct Of
only sll 100000. This would hardly
make serious impression on the sur.
plus Of sl93, 652,777 which was avail. /
sple at the beginning of the year.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27
SMUT IN WHEAT.
Gloomy Outlook in Parts OF Dakota and
Minnesota.

IAiuHtSNlAs
CHICAGO, July PA special dis
patch from Grand Forks, n D.. says
The farmers Of the region of Mime
sofa and North Dakota compri, ing the
ten counties Of tue Red River valley.
are gloomy over the prospects. A
week ago their wheat promised the
greatest yield ever known in this sec
ton, but it has rained four days last
week and the weather has been cloudy
and hot Smut and rust have deyel.
oped TO an alarming degree. This
region expected to raise 10000, 900
bushels Of wheat. 1t is now feared
that 100000 acres of wheat is utterly
ruined. At Latrimore, n d, there was
quite scare when il became known
that the wheat in this vicinity was
damaged By smut The discovery was
made by the Elk Valley Farming
company, who have the largest acre.
age Of any one farm in the county.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27

UTAH seems threatened with impor-
taut complications at the November
election. The new constitution pro
vides for female suffrage, and the
Democrats maintain that under this
provision they should vote in Noyem.
Der. The Republicans, on the other
hand, hold to the contrary. They say
Utah is Territory and that the first
election must be held in accordance
with forms provided BY Congress,
which do not permit of the exercise
of the elective franchise by women.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27
An Unjust Criticism.

A GREAT many Republican newspa
pers have criticised the administration
for the deficiency of revenue at the
close of the fiscal year A moment
of honest reflection will satisfy any
one that this was no fault Of The
Democratic party.
The administration foresaw this
and provided for it in the income tax
but the decision Of The Supreme court
interfered with this and hence the de-
ficiency, hence the big hole in the
treasury. But with it all there viii
be no serious embarrassment 10 Mr.
Carlisle. The growing receipts under
the new tariff laws and the revival Of
business will enable him to sail
smoothly over the troubled waters.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27

The times are improving so nicely
under Mr.. Cleveland's administration
that there is growing talk of his
nomination for third term, notwith-
standing the country at large and
irrespective Of parties has been oppos-
ed to third terms from the days Of
Washington to the beginning of the
second year of Mr.. Cleveland 5 second
term.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27
Beginning to Hedge.

A conservative view Of the situation
suggests that while Republicans have
popular sentiment with them and the
odds are on their side they should not
be overcontident The great success
Of the party last year, it should be
borne in mind, was due to conditions
which will not be SO potent this year
and everywhere the party will find it
the part of wisdom to make the cam
paign vigorous and representations
ha Bee.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27
Don't Get Excited.

Our Republican friends needn't lose
sleep over the exports Of gold now be,
ing made.
There was not week from March
4 to July 81 in any Of the four wears
Of President Harrisons administration
in which gold exports we're not a
great deal larger than they have been
all this month.
Take the banner year Of that admin
istration-1892. Gold was exported
IN July that year to the amount Of
Sl6,782,G38 a weekly average Of
nearly two and a half millions.
In july, 1891, the amount shipped
was s6,6G2,674.
In the year before, July's shipments
were even larger than in 1892, amount
ing to s11, 86O,029.
Here we have a total for the last
three years Of the Harrison admins
tration Of $29,3O5,341 in thirteen
July weeks, an average of over two
and a quarter per week, as
compared with 81 $50, 900 in the three
weeks of this month.
Ia other words, July gold exports
under Republican rule were FIVE times
is great as are the shipments we have
heard SO much about this month
Republic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27
Blaekfoot, Idaho, July i. 10. sc ,Tri,
NOtiee--Desert Land Entry.
UsITED STATES Lam OFvfcg !
BlRCkfnlt lhnhn LINN, iltb iar,.' Z

Blackfoot, Idaho. June 18Th, isa5
Complaint having been entered al thla once
by Albert 9 Winks aRninst Julius NJ. Kaufman
Ior failure TO comply with law a. 10 Deaer,
Entry No 1894. dated October 10th. 100, upon
tne Eh NW4 FL swA, and lots /, 2, and 4
section 4 EEA Nwi4, Section IL, Township 2
SOUTH Range 81 East, in bingham Counts.
Idaho, with view to the cancellation or said
entry contestant alleging that julius II. Kauf.
man has failed 10 irrlgate orcultivats anv mn.
ton Of the above described tract Of land i ~
=, leniolns 10 lts original desert condition. M
g Tllt having been made 10 comply with the
Desert land act the said parties are hereby
summoned 70 appear at this ONCE on tho Igtb
gay q september 1896 at 10 o'clock. to respond
ana furnish testimony concerning said alleged
i3'lure' ions O. BHOws, Register,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27

In 1886 every Mormon voter in
Idaho was counted a Democrat and
every Democrat opposing his disfran-
chisement was called Jack Mormon.
Disfranchisement prevailed, and the
Democratic party in the State was
ripped wide open from collar button
to the lower hem of the neither oar.
ment.
One decade will have passed BY at
the general election in 1896, and the
Mormons then will be in the fullest
enjoyment of all their rights and priv.
ileges of the elective franchise. There
will be none to modest or make them
afraid. Since 1886, they have had
ample opportunities to contrast Mr.
Cleyeland's first administration with
Mr.. Harrison's, which followed and
the condition of the country with the
panic in sight when be entered his
second term, and the condition of the
country at the present time with good
times coming back, and it will not be
surprising next year to see them re-
turn to their former political love and
affiliations.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27

THE Democratic party in Idaho
went to pieces in 1885 on the Nor
mon question. In 1896 the Mormons
will have been restored to all their
rights and privileges of elective fran
!chise and it will not be surprising to
The NEWS to find them doing much
to restore the Democratic party to
power again. Stranger things have
happened within period Of ten years
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27

WHEN 100000 or 100000 OF
American gold are shipped abroad
the papers of the country make much
ado about it, and foretell the dangers
to follow, but when an American girl
with her millions in gold is shipped
abroad as the wife of Count, they
speak Of it as happy alliance and
the fortunate winning of title.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27

SENATOR PETER Of Kansas has be.
come weary Of Populisn and is out
tor the organization Of new party.
Is it possible that this tireless cham.
pion Of the third party insists upon
arithmetical progression in politics,
and, having graduated in the third.
demands promotion to the fourth? II
would seem so, and yet the only issue
upon which any new party can appeal
to the people is that Of silver, and the
only way to insure victory for the
cause of silver is for those who believe
in free coinage to rnite their forces.
organize for determined effort IN be-
half Of bimetallism and push forward
IN unbroken column.-Butte Miner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27
Pertinent Question.

If "the Republican party has never
disappointed public expectations" how
has it happened that, in majority Of
the congressional campaigns since
1874 that party has been defeated?
Why did it 60 down in 1890? Why
was it condemned 1t 1892? The ballot
box is the court of last resort in all
party contentious. That court has
decided against the Republican party
a good many times in the last TWEEN
ty-one Washington Post.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27
NOTICE OF AsSESSMENT.

EAST BRANCH BLACK FOOT fRRlG ALTON
COMPANY.
Notice l. hereby given that a. meeting
held November 18th. 1894. asseasmcnt No I
was levied upon the capital stock II 81 70 per
snare and any stock upon which this assess.
ment remains unpaid % the n day N August
1870 VIII be dclinqut nj and advertised for sale
az public auction, and unless payment il
made before Will be sold on the 2lth day n
August, 1895, 70 puy the delinquent assess.
ment together with the costs 81 advertising
and expense Of sale.
CHAs n. wICKs,
Blackfoot Idaho, july ii. 1906 secretary
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27
BRICK SHOP NOW Open.
g W Benjamin having secured arst
class workman t. now prepared 10 DO
ON short notice any ana all kinds nf
BIachsnithing Wood Work I II0nt Shoeing
At rash prices that defy all com-ptl
ton IN Workmanship AMI Quality
BENJAMIN i MELLERICK.
COMMITTED Timber Culture, Final Proof.
Notice for Publication.

T. $ Land once Blaekfoot Idaho
June n. 1850 I
Notice i hereby given that Edwin John.
son, Of Backfoot, idaho, has alcd notice III
intention 70 make lnal proof before Register
and Receiver at their Office In Blackfoot. TIA.
no, on Monday, the sch dny Of August lsoS. On
timber culture application No ITO, for tx /,
section No 70, 10 Township No south. Range
No. d East
hcnames as SItuesses Alpheus whltten.
james a. Bennett, samuel Lloyd, it0ubon !.
Osborn. all " BlackfDot, idaho.
JOINS a. HRnwN Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27

MCKINLEY, feeling that he is in the
lead for presidential honors, is press
ing the National Committee for an
early convention next year. He wants
to be the early bird.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-27

Dick BLAND, of Missouri, in his
wild rawlings, says, "There is no Dem
ocratic party at present" whereupon
Governor Stone, of the same state, de-
clares for Dick for president in 1896.
The fact is, the Governor wants to kill
Dick stone dead.