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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
sAMoA,s PLACE on TIE MAP.

To tho EdUor or THe TrfDHne.
Sir: Please tell me where to look for the Islands
Of Samoa i have ysinly searched every atlas IN my
possession A DAILY READER
New.York, April 2. $780,
look again ab your map Of the South Pacific
Ocean, and in longitude re degrees west from
Greenwich and latitude ~ degrees south. you will
certainly find the Samoa or Navigators Islands.
They are about / so miles northeast from the more
conspicuous Fiji group.-Eh)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

For Rent-The magnificent show window Of Freuds Cor
set store Union square and Broadway for tho days Of tho
parade VIII rent 70 party Seating capacity for 80 per-
sons. Apply at Freods,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

During hs great speech IN the Parne Sir Charles
Russell drank nothing but Blooker's Dutch Cocoa.
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an EnEygyrNENa GAME WON By YALE.

IN ELEVEN-INNING GAME WON BY tALb'
Philadelphia, April 2o.-The Yale College team won
an exciting inning game from the University
Of Pennsylvania club to-day BY the following score
university Of Psun......sS SS6SSSd 8 G-S
p.sah,es-Yala H. University -. Errore-Yale l,
,,,ixersity g. Aatteres-Dsre and Graves Graves and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

but take your OLD be dyed oansed equal By
the OLD ESTABLISHMENT Established
1919 % DpAnes $40 Broadway. 6l0 eth-aye 24S West
l2otbsst and 320 aud 59l Fult0n.st brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

The httIe advertisements on tho eighth and ninth
pages OF The Tribune to-day run along tho whole
gafut OF human necessities. They appeal To every
condition Of man aud woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

Brazil ana General Stewart Van yliek United States
Army. H0FFMAN-Senator John IT. Mitchell, Of Oregon,
and judge William J. wallace, OF Syracuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

aperiaI Notices.
oo~os~~~~~>~~~>>>-~~~~~~->>~~
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
3eB STH.AvE. NEAR 34THST.
Exhibition open from O. m. to,sp m
BIBLToTHECA EXCELLENTISSISIA
Being q extremely choice and valuable
COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
Including the major portion Of the
LIBRARY AND PRINTS
of tho iats
ROBERT LENox KENNEDY,
with some additions
Also a Collection o, Fine
MINIATURES, PAINTINGS OLD oRIENTAI4 poncE-
LAINsC solo 6u, ,JlFI2rr3t
TO BE SOLD AT AuorFoE "-r
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND KRIDAY,
APRIL %, -, 20 AND 20. ,.
at $50 and O'Clock.
ROBERT soMERVII.LE, AUCTroNEER.
By oRrGIEs co.
number ohSSo Psr3r ,s!nSTI e 2: tgF parade
s so%n sS Once On i,ssS sTOsd%Sy '''
large room with windows to rent for the ceaten.
NAL parade ''A'v'' near o saS CLARK $40 4hsve
Auction Sale co, e I9Ppe2ssiSSa CIV OFT
rJ fosss AMP xpk RtS S. At Il oS6IGGk
Choice Windows unoccupied house. SHAVE Select
p"ru''' app" EVERETT DIRECTORY. "a West sstn:st.
CenIepn NAL Pnrades.-WIND0ws % and Sd hoors on
East iithst 5thve, finest ysw on the line Address
Tribune Uptown Office, 2ss broadway
Centennial Parade. Best location ithst near Sih1ye,
S Tssy Up sss R Once, f2ss brcadwsy.
g.ssshsa iMEss MGEtRATbsk H9Ns sffHEb
FRu b,T AM SPS EchtiakRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY
EverythIngIout up glass and kept pnn ial bpr
refsro,ces %c address, Mrs SARAH $. McELkAIh sSs
Degraw-at. brooklyn. n. y -----------------------
Ouly.
v.v. E e ,ES Mn AE6 E4kEfSSs kGps soFy
n .I S Nine 'SISisfvi, 81 SS dtRoS
MEssRSss E1sK fE5PEa'sF g co.
-----------T 10 the stockholders of,he
CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY
s Board Of Directors Of this American Company take mis-
"a 1850 fanchises granted by the Nicaragnan Govern
nna ana paid for BY hs Company are prior % any ?hes
cosay Notwithstanding ths fact that such assertion hss
Sss Msdc BY some parties calling thenselyesa Maritime
s b,recors iurter say rights aud franchises
,s uder me protection Of the Clayton Bnwer eay aud
tst All aud proper methods will continue 70 De USED TO
r6er infornaon may Obtained ct the once OF the
Secretary. =, A.. ro.-a
Sy0rd'r ct tho SOa ALFRED LARw1LL. Secretary.
20 "lAsm'e DiaEcroEs; oo
1875 oE6a VIC aff,aSsh hisasrs sASSSSS6 sSSTSEyse
Union sssaFs PlaFa.
windows rent connanans yi'v o. snsrs aSssfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

Tho steamer Excesor seing yes.eT,sys ,, ,or u Gs
WAGON Scales OF 5000 pounds capacity eeoh com,
plst,ng contracs for 400 Howe Wagon scales tlsesp
within thirty days 70 tho Southern ana AetSnAh's VA
Companies. 80 -
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MARRIED.

GARDNER-BUSH-ou Tuesday April l6 az the residence
OF the brides parents Clinton GRrner Of Reryen Point,
M 70 Gertrude daughter Of Captwm. o. Bush, Of Brook
lTu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

Mesrs. !. D. Newcen,be q Co. offer for sae 2 Y i
vestors limited amount Of The espifsl s'ocS Oh "
adyertisencnt diving particulars viii be touna
another part Of bo-day's Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

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MORE THAN THE DOCTORS COULD Do.
To Messrs. W. b, RTKER d SoN .
DEAa SIRs have hesn sufferer for six months With
very pains about the cheat and stomach rite to
that Rkera Compound SarsapaTR has entirely cured
(Which more than several plySeens eoad doj and
that now enjoy BITTER health than ever heore hyery one
should medicine fer pas nud Or beRpt the body
Respectfully youra JOSEPH r. BUxArTA,
iIn lf420 East 59tiistJN. Y.
NINE HUNDRED AND FoRTY-sTx Photographic
negatives children registered In twenty three
working days at R0ekNgOods Gallery. II Union SQlare.
Think how many happy mothers there were
'NANTIOOKEn Z. & W. "NANTIcoKr.n
collar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

Imported, Key west and NewYork cigars at SoS PET
hundred profit Price lists Ore III Captain Genera
Cigar store a51 broadway, II. Y, opp, Posiofhce ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

ExPEomEe THE BRITISH MINISTER'S ARRIV4b.
The steamship Etraria, which, owing to rs graz
speed, was expected yesterday afternoon, had not @
rived Of Qusrantsne A late hour iast night among
her passengers Is Sir Juiian Pauncefote, the newly
arnointed Enssh Minister to the United ststes
* "a said 10 be accompanied By his daughter, VIC
tll paestde At his table at Washington unt the reSt
of eli yniinns family come 70 America whlch WA
n. n, fla fall ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

gLux,r,ons new compartment cars for Chicago on
wagner Vesabued Limited daily from Grand Central
station at so m. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
N1NE HrNpREp ANp FoRrY-sIx Photoeraphlc
A few elegant suites
Blooker's Dutch Cocoa

can b had st the pslsta home "The Cambridge" for
either short balance OF season from parties who
have gone abroad. Apply Of 33A 5th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

There Is a sIegesuveness about the little advertise
ments on tho eighth and ninth pages which may
be highly valuable to you. Road Them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

whether ycu axe hooking for board and rooms, wosA
ar woriefs or business chances 40 not eve ~ ~
ssprph vttAeut sxazplna the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on sho
eighth snd ninth Deses e - ar'pahs ~0As.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
CENTENNIAL, FiZz ,


pirer Hedsieck Sec. imported unnefrup tcdly since
1854 Tho wine Of the American peoples ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

"CLARor AND MADURo"-LATKsr
and most fashionable colors in Derby uats.
EsPENsCHkfD, ! ~ NHssat-sk, 1l8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
DIED.

NsHo1s Of marriages mast DO inaorss1 villa NIL name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY e!thsa
and Msdisoneve.-Rey. Dr. ELDER preaehes Sua9sy g
that Christ Hose from ths DeadS sundayschoo at 20
PRAYER. meetings Wednesday and Fetdsy evenings
cordial Invitation ana Kind welcome 70 all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

ALL SOULS oHgRcH, tsts-ss. west Of eth ays- Paw
r. HEBER NEWTON will preach az IL a. m EyehsonA
at D. m. Rev i. p HUGHES will preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
THE FRAoRASr DWSArH or BEAUTY

aess the matches purifying properties Of soZoDoxT
Every boy who has ever sed procans perfect anti.
dote 10 dental decay Pure teeth essential to pnre
and both enjoyed by all VII resort To is agree
able, wholesome and Invaluable vegetable compound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

HENRY A. DANIELS, n. D.
31p WEST l2GTH.sr.
Diseases Of mo Nervuus System Gento Urinary Organs
Impotence and Sterilisy Hours; 10 Il, t0A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

Employers and employed buyers and seller.-ah
testify in praise OF the little advertisements Oh the
people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
Don't Bay New Clothes,

is nsde of the ripestcocOa beans only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

ah sSoSIS as SaoEch sermon Sc fs,s Nv
THEoDoRE g. WILLIAMS at II m Ch ihns,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
Religions Notifies.

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION, Chieksrng
Haii-Sunday . O'clock addresses by Rsy X; FUNK.
EDITOR ~ 1.-THE Voice. and others Choice nsf hour
cong service JOSEPH A, BoGARDUs. Presidents
EDWIN GALLOWAY, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
Announcements.

Announcements.
oZoDoST. tho ladies' pride,
o hly rivals u derlde.
ephyrs Of hower-iatlen air
o nly with Il can compare,
ID DING good 20 everything.
o n ev'Fy aide its pTBises rings
eglacf 10 ladies won't,
r hey all mnst hayr lileir SozopoSr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

The little advertisements OF the people are be-
coming more and mors popglar every day. re resS9n
bring together those who can buy and those who wish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

La Champagne. Next wippsr tpSs M tssS sve
INV, ,n Spain. gong % TIE Exposition q Paris later
then rys.sn Ing s0s NsSpc whtnsy VII san, to be
sbroad Tor two months. They VIII open their place
4 Lepox later.
The date Of the Amateur Circus has been appointed
AR Friday, May g. at James NJ. waterburys place near
pc country Cub Pelham "a, r9ss sa here one vii II b
S cuf ponies ss1s ' IN low ksS BASKET chsrios
The arst Of .he Thursday afternoon teas at tho
osrs1,ont Restaurant was web attended by afternoon
every and riders Two rooms On ths seooa9 h hss
Esxs &c nss sm v ssr0u' si nssndsd bsiSs @
asay 4 nfs .adgs s.sSa people ssf nov % vs
present. The sssrcnesses arc Mrs.. james y ksrno.
sn ys@ Ienssslssr Cruiser Mrs T cSSSse
M dsgss De F@sss Nrs Qune ylI.ea ;; sp s Mrs
Henry csws In como Of tho Is!Es cites o. 1n 10
s. Ssi ssa s's osoeSSs Later d
ne sea pestis may meet on tho lawn ns''sA ~ -
rfn sussement has been announced Of Miss hiise
bets DssxeI dsugkter OF Joseph ". DFexel o. .ss
ssg sehs yig,0n Daigrsn ysn nSsos q sGg y vi
asi, pIsyns The harp With sesk skill
no performance Of . London Assurances OF Taesday
afternoon u ths Eycenm Theatae, for the pepent On
tss ssetsy fr ths Prevention Of crreliy g charea
nc sosdy VII y ssrpstod aa b smSienrs except q
&c pat q Sir hsfror Ccarsjs which WI be psayee
S s1xss a Mr, ser E BEE p e's saps para
gysss y. Tjen, Mr. xjiiisn, Amesy. Mrs ris.ietic
j S n sS p.af sp, sss s b a h0ees Wight
- Haek Asskaalsss Mr.. 6sesss Lewis. o. Mrs.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
Human Ailments.

One way in dealing with human NIL
ments is founded mainly upon medl.
cal college and an apothcc1ry's shop.
With drops, pills, powders, otntmen,s
plasters and whatever the matsria
medica may suggest and supply, tim,
particularly disorder which has bcsa
diagnosed is pursued, grapplcd with
and sought TO bc driven out Thi,
treatment has been known TO succeed,
no: only in expelliug the disease, bu,
in exhausting the patient until "tht
last state OF that man was worst than
the first
The other way turns its back for the
most part upon the drug dispenser, "a
take into It's confidence the food chem.
list and hygteuic adviser. with the man
who Is wise rs 10 wholesome yictual-
and sagaClous as 10 dumb-belI-, rowing
bicycling, walking, and all sorts OF
physical training. Its aim Il hy natrlr.
al methods so 10 build up the body into
a health OF such robustness, and n
vigor Of lung. nerve and muscle 80 self.
protective and .uvincibIe that disease
shall stink away disComforted from be.
fore 1t, as by normal necessity. Such
men we have seen, who. without calI.
ing a physician or taking any dose or
remedy, have speedily dieted them.
selves through mild attacks-nf stcl,.
nesses, which were imperiIing much.
physlcked lives around them
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11


"it's no U.S. trying. pound on the win,
dow and huri diaiTlbes At him In VAN.
Why, that dog makes himself more Al home
In that area than would 10 l owned the
house. He Il the most sslf.oplsnstsd dog
Ia Harlem, bus shat's not this worst"
''MhaI islt them
lie bArks all night he barka. and banks,
and bsFks. Tie wakes me Up ia The middle
Of the night TO listen to = dialogue usEwsen
himself and another dog halt mile Ga;
they keep on lmpeaching sseh Others
record and calling each other liars until
daylight. Excuse the pun, but hs Ia pup,
petnL source oI ann0yaace 10 me. You
wouldu't believe IL, perhaps, boa when
20 10 bed put on ear mutfs 10 dsaden the
sound Of the dogs voice"
"fh1t must be dFesdfai."
"Uhl that u not the worst. Ills barking
= not 90 bad. it IL the howlinE that ia
driving ne igtQ luuatie asylum. Tie haa
an unrultiNated blsso pFolundo vUiss that
needs oiiiag. II | go 20 sleep alter hear
ei,n howl, which rarely happens, dream %
catalogues aud tombs it's a pity soms.
body can't take some Of the sadness suI Of
into IT,
II should thluk somebody would hb
s0msthing into him"
II have oftsu hoped that something would
happen 10 that dog 70 Gauss him 70 suspend
publication, but threatened deg IL never
N he hasn't go, license, notify the
''Hshl Dog-catchsrss About three months
ago they came past with thnlg cart. jack
galloped toward them with hls mouth open,
barking, and they have not bees in ths
se,sl notaood siace. he came very near
10 him -
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
An Editor Draws the LING.

1--WE greatly dislike to find fault with
any Of the customs Of our beautiful
little city, says Dakota editor, but
we must nevertheless insist that people
keep their swine out from under ihs
office OF the Tribune and Palladium
While engaged al our desk writing orr
leader on The Stability Of Our Terri
torlal Institutions, for our paper this
week. one OF Senator McBride'y razor
packed hogs bumped up its spine and
began scratching It's back on the beams
under the iioor. iarring the whole build
ing ana making 1t necessary for MS 10
stop our work on the editorial rr,,yi
under our office, and welt the crtttar
along the side with column rule. This
interrupted our train OF thought. and
the editorial Is not what we could
WISH
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
Oleo Versus Butter.

Mrs. Blank is a model housewife sh'
spends portion OF each day in person
al supervision Of the domestic arrange
ments OF the household. She dlrect'
the purchases made for the family
larder and only the choicest yiands VII
be accepted. On one point Mrs BlanB
is particularly positive. II is, say;
the Chicago Tribune, the selection o.
butter.
Nothing but the choicest Orange
county product is allowed ON the table.
She has often said that ''if there was
one thing she was posted on 1t was but
ter.n
Her husband was skeptical, and re-
solved TO test his wife's judgement. 30
he purchased firkin OF the choicest
New York butter ut 81, 40 pound and
had the lid stenciled ''Oleomargarine, "
Then the willy man had the word par-
italy erased as il the merchant had
sought to conceal the true nature OF the
tubs contents, The tub was sent home.
When he went 10 dinner he was con-
fronted by Mrs. Blank as soon as he had
crossed the threshold.
John. said she, in severe tone,
''are you out of your head? What do
you mean by sending that horrld stun
homepn
''Why, my dear, am assured that il
is clean, and a good deal better than
half the butter we get. So | thought
we might give it a trial at least.
This reply nearly took the good
lady's breath away. Finally she broke
forth;
'tAnd do you think | am going TO cat
that stuff? Why, the moment tasted
it | felt sick. IT, you want TO eat Ii you
may, hut don't propose TO dy in the
face of Providence In that way"
Before her husband came down TO
dinner he let his daughter and son in
to the secret. At the table some Of tho
''oleon was set before the master of the
house. He ate freely OF IL aud finally
induced his children 10 partake.
why, mamma" said the daughter.
tits every bit as good as Orange coun-
ty butter. Try IT,"
mo, | thank you, was the freezing
reply.
The son joined his sister In praise Of
the .'oleo,h and finally Mrs - was
induced to try little.
''And you folks call this vile stun
good? Why, IL fairly chokes me."
The next day Mr.. -- went to his
wife and said that he would send the
stuff back aud return In It's place some
Of the usual goods. Then he went
downtown. bought a tub 81 Oleomar.
garine and had II marked .Orangc
county butter. y This was sent home,
aud at dinner Mrs. discussed III
length the virtues OF the new butter"
She ate with relish, and IL was two
days before MIR. - told OF. his VII
Iainy. Then there was a pretty how
1 ye do.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
How 10 Keen Feet Warm

During recent cold snap q Brook.
lyn bridge car was slowly rising 20 the
crest OF that structure. The brake.
man on the front platform paced back
and forth like an uneasy bear N =
cage. Poor fellow" said a man a.
the car, speaking with a foreign mr..
cent. Ellis feet are cold. And vet he
Is suffering from Ignorance. IN he
wore wooden clogs lined with straw his
feet would be as warm as II he had
them thrust into his kitchen stove 4,
home; They're great, / tell you'~.
New York Tribune.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
pEARER EVERY DAY.

&ssry said would cease to love her
Whcn her freshness showed decay,
Esey were wrong, for as she river
Wears its channel moro away.
Deeper grew my love, and clearer
Seemed her beauties in display.
She grew older, she grew dearer-
Bearer every day.
Had loved her for her beauty.
Had her heart been simply clay,
thea might mine have ceased lis wprship;
But her truths Respondent ray
k1lEed my soul and drew me nearer
TO the fount where sweetness lay.
SUI the older. still the dearer-
Dearer every day.
Age has laid its hands upon her
DE realize its Nay.
Aer youths bloom my heart remembers
Years her faithfulness portray.
And il shall be mine To cheer her.
50 her winter shall be May
Sslh the older, still the dearer-
Bearer every day.
William Lyle
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
THAT SAD DOG.
He Had a Sweet Mezzo Soprano Voice
and Very 6l,omy Temper
- nHnNnt

and Very Gloomy Temper
ament.
met my friend Sykes the other day, and
noticing that he was not looking we'll,
asked him what was the cause Of II.
II am being literally bounded 10 death, -
be replied with emphasis.
"Whe have you got TO do the bounding
asked.
II am being bounded by an internal
hound Of dog WAS the reply.
"why dOn't you sell HIM"
.'Sell hiul Why he belongs 20 my mexG
door neighbOr In Harlem"
''well, why don't you get rid OF hims',
"Because when complaint Ia made he
says the dog is his ehlldren's pet, and he
don't like 10 get rid OF him.
''I'd poison the dog II | were YOU"
II can't do that. Iean't be quite AS mean
as that. can borrow money from a man
boys drum and tin whistle, but can't poi.
son his dog"
"What does abe dog do to annoy You 80
sBetssr ask what don't he do to annoy
me That dog Il IS iull OF discrepancies A.
q shad 10 Of bones
..what sort Of a dog IL he, anyhow
"IIs Is rather \ tall. dlstingnishstl.look.
ing dog. He Is = blonde animal with dark
spots. lie wears his tail euFled over bis
back. and seems 10 be sort OF pointer. but
he has pug nose. He has control OF q
mouth as big IS the general delivery win.
dow OF a country postoriee, and a voice
like member OF congress on spree"
''And you say that he anhoys your
EYES. You see that have an area; that
IL there 10 an area Ia front OF the house I
live In. Jack, that's the name OF the beast,
comes into that area, whenever be iesls
like u, and braxeniy scratches up the grass"
,.MhY DON'T YOU make him atonst
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11


"a policeman did tell me with ! knovin,
WINS one day that II during the utrht
beard shooting not be alarmed a. M IS a.
soing 70 extirminate that dog, but hs never
nlu " iOr the next morning Jack gave tbT
ususl matiEcc in my ca scratching M fhs
rass: after which bio jauntly trotted an
VIII ms TAIL over his back. as IL inspired
formed. No dead dog could ia that 40 /
uon,t mink that tho policeman Killed him D
~ 1 were you I'D move"
mats Just what I'm going 10 do. do
y9u know that ] am continually threatansd
WIN ptTsonai violence and lawsuits on A..
count Of that dog:', ~ -
How sOT',
You see lie persistently slts IN irapt a,
ny mouse, and thus, Intentionally 1 belIevs.
.toApes lhe Impression that he belongs to
s, c. anybody who sees him scratching
grass IN my area would naturally suppnae
s0 ne mas the habit, which Is very COM
~, mon IN view fotk, ofrunnlng after women
~ particular, and soaring them half 10
me responsible" ~ nv"
"0lPd move. I'D move tomorrow
Ian. ~, me yen you what happened not 10
.onS sgo. heard q noise on the nIdewaIk
and looking out saw a most ludIcrotis
: ~. JACK was sitting up on one end like
ra I,sngaroo, barking Ia bis deem sonoltioa
g.n, g ~ "a poruy gentleman who was eie-
sAhuV dressed. He was shaking n small
gane ~ jack and demonstrating With him,
ing Jog replied at Intervals. When the
gentleman saw me laughing he shook tho
cane at me, too and said; '"o
,.wt ery Gay, sure, 20 same zing.n
~, mats the natter" I asked.
.,Sow-wow-wow,p said Jack.
ms !, ou sec Eat; every day ze dog bark at
eyes, l aec.Y
.cr tel, you, sure, shoot 70 dog.D
Ihaps right; shoot re dog. -
JACK "Bow-wow-wow, -
.,,d ~, ~ sec , Eat. shoot 70 dog tomorrow
S os.u tne Frenchman, growing stlll moro sx.
vsscu, ana Sill laboring under tho deiuaion
tnat the dog belonged 10 me,
to,dayS' asked. - Nos
.snneevair mind. shoot 70 dog"
~, oh, ! won't mind II You shoot 70 dog.
snoot him on the spot, s' eOs'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
"a yILL aH0or -

NJ. shootze-dox wea. ID u
he wsa In slight, shsasssr II
wow-Wow az his FelrealIas y.
y turned snd shook ne mn.
snd said: u's
shoot xe dog;s but i.
out bis threat. w.
- expect that dog i IA =
now making the grass ay.r !,
~ blew 2 tired sigh from AZ
Denoerat. ~
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
Exempt from TnxntInn.

Nearly $3O0.000,0O0 worth Of proper.
ty in New York city is exempt from
taxation, including the following: Cltv
property, $lS5, 224,S28; United state.
property. $16,65S. 900; church pronerty
$3S, 0l3,50c; miscellaneous pronerty
mostly charitable institutions, SAD, 20.
445.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

Consistory nonsense will take a wash wash
board and make him think there Is one
degree in Masony that he has skipped
and now goodbye
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

A dealer in china At Chia
ago sold ever so many doegn
single one OF which coss il
They were sold singly, ~
Deadwood. Less than ten
would have bought all the III
contained. But the wesl
urioisa aud n dozen clues 4
lagel I'm years ago, have "A
10 whom dessert plates az vi oNI
only one costly fcature III
homs.--KAnsss City JotirnAA13