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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Tined to Blow Up Saloon With Dynamite,

TKRRE HAUTK, Ind, Sept 23-An ST
tempt was made 81 sn esriy hour Saturday
morning TO blow up the saloon and grocery
store of lsidor Mulvsney ST Sanford with
dynamite heavy charge was exploded
under the front of the building. slowing
down the doors, breaking the bar fixtures
10 pieces snd generally demoli>hing things
Under pressure of vigorous protest from
nearly every resident of the town. the
County Commissioners refused to renew
Mulvaney's license, and he sppesled 10 s
higher court II is supposed this, women
placed the dynamite under the building.
hoping to destroy it on secoun. Of the
saloon having become sp obnoxious resort
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Pronounced Hopeless. Yet Saved.

From > letter written BY Mrs.. Ada T. Hurd,
OF Groton, :. n, We Q4ote; Wa taken with
bad cold, which settlci on my Lung. cough
>el in and finally terminated in Cons am p;inn.
-Four doctors gave me up sasin couI i've
but short time. gave myself W 10 nv
Saviour, determined il | could not STAY with
my friends on earth would meet nv zl,ent
ones above Ny husband wss Adsised 10 get
Or. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and cold. ! gave u a frial. took To ali
eight bottles II has cured me and thank God |
am now wei! ami hesriy woman Trial
Bottles ten cents. 5. n. Virgins nru- Srars,
regular size II G and ~ ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Mae ". g. T. Z. State Convention

Tn. sixteenth annual convention, - tn,
Maine Woman. thr.s,ia, T.,,....-.r,..
Union uli ~. l.lf f1 p.y>ap N,,,,o-5a
church Portland nrt snt4 I.4u
Chairman, entertainments ,,rr,tt,s,. 49,
r.NsN M >,s,a IL =, r \. h.t
F-Hl e, ~ = >i't'I HrAl l!l'
pn-l-tLlrc lAN>"u Memorial thurCh i
conveniently located on line Of Congress.
street horse ears. near Lincoln Park and
but a short walk from al other str,,,.r rsrs
fh'"hAA'
TUESDAY, N"k\t>"' "fT I.
II" rSN.r lhttuh-, 14hdAt,el M LutN
STOW superintendent ~ EsanEeli,iic
""IA'
HUI convention .SHNd T. order 10y the
tft>i2rnt' MT l. NJ. y stevens
ho'-tail OF omttFs
Arp"inimrnt q committee on ere
A'hVAi-' Ftr"tH''oh> shi ,ourtr,
NJ p,,.
Response Oh behalf Of state t-pion
by Mr.. L. Luce. south Berwick.
Report. OF SUPERINTENDENT. ten min
ute. esch
Temperance literature MIR. L L. Der.
~. Portland.
soldiers and sailors. Mr.. II. T. .Jeu-
Ain.. Chins.
WORK among lumhermen. Mr.. L.
Merritt. Houitou.
II 90. Nooutide PRAYER
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
~ Prsyer meeting.
5 %. Minutes OF prcNiou. session.
Report Of committee on credentials
Report OF corresponding secretary. Mr..
sarah /: ram.
Inr,i :, NJ I rl..
!, 49,. =
s,n,,rsJt, I;,.a, ~
u nj 49,, - i-'''i = n = :
rowsr No., III r,.l; Sio.
- ''"'
TUESDAY EVENING.
80 Music. scripture residing. PRAYER, mu-
SIC.
40. Address OF Welcome. BY pastor OF the
church, Rev. Or. Merrill.
SEQ Annual address, by the President Mrs
stevens
; 20. Address. by Frances Harper Of Phila-
delphix.
wrn>rsn,y MORNING
eno n.,,,;,a, -.
10 0n Ninurs. ~ nrsy;n,7s ,.ssio, and .x.,,,
live committee.
Reports OF SUPERINTENDENT continued
Social purity. Mrs. NJ. +. ". MerTiII,
SUNDAY school work. Mrs. Z. A. q
eneSnev' brownhsid'
W;,t vi =, MT LUG. snow.
..a ten'tt
JonsS yssssb-r, H''ASoV'h
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
An Explosion in Package Of Letters.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. PA dispatch
10 The CAroHlcie.- from WiBnemncca,
New, says: Great excitement was oc-
cssioned yesterday on the essthopnd train.
while il lay at Humboldt, BY sn explosion
in the mail car. registered packing ad-
dressed TO Anderson, Tex, sent by Chellis
4 Co. Truckee exploded, while the mail
clerks were st lunch. The opportune re-
turn Of one of the clerks prevented the
destruction of the entire car. All the let
tiers and packages in the same box were
scorched. The package contained hari
rubber tube which had been died with ex
plosive."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
0bstruoting Tracks no Strikers to BE re-
employed.

Albany. Sept l9.-There i consider
able adverse criticism here upon the sction
OF the Rensselaer, county Grand JURY in
the cases OF the suspected train wrec kers.
II is openly asserted that one Of the grand
jurors who lives in Green5ush was well
known TO be opposed 10 indc,ing the
wreckers- Detective Pjnkertou j. cha
grined over the result Hamilton Harris,
counsel for the Central Company, says
that he heard s statement or the authority
Of judge interested in the trial that
majority Of the Grand Jury was believed
TO be in sympathy with the strikers The
confessions were in the hands Of District
Attorney Kelly. who had undoubtedly pre-
sented them 10 the jury. In these CON
fessions Reed. Csine and Bueit admitted
completely in the wreck st Stats He was
in favor of taking the cases before the
next Grand Jury. The crime for which
the three men were indicted was fixing s
switch which failed 10 ditch the relief
train sent from here 10 the wreck
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Ferced to Leave Home.

over % people were forced to leave their
homes yesterday 10 call 1t their druggists for
frte trial package Of Lanes Family mesi-
cine IL your blood Il hai, your liver and
kinslevs out OF order. II you are eou>tipateai
and have headache sud an uR>ishtiy complex-
ion. don't fail 10 call on any druggist today for
free szmpl 81 this srsud remedy. The Is
dies prsiSe it. Everyone hEes IL. Larse->ixe
package 80 cents
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25

50 raa-t at PretaIs holden 81 BacksY.,ry. wtthsr
S-1 }oT tht county of HAaCnck. on iae -sCzsn,i
" t~ine>st4y ~ SEPT \. u 1850
4 ttkfAi> Instrument pCyg-sr1iBE 10 x the
n hst viii AMI testament af Isaac BIai~s.u
ate ~ orand, Ia SD county, deceased having
tt-en presented for probate
or,ferv-t, That uoS.ce thereof ~ s4rsn
- All Fers'ns Interested, by causing rarv
cf TINS ur,isy r. t. Published thrs weeks sucvSNs-
lively Up the Ellsworth American. srints~i st Elbs-
worth, ths5 they NAV SpPear d 4 PrctSie Ccu-1
q y hcht 81 Ellsworth. in SAID county, on TIE ,-
end eSinessiAy OF prs- EeXt, 81 ter Of rhe rlo-k
In TIE faTenton. ami show cause. II any they have
n ny the said instrument sAaaA net ~ proved n
FresrSt ant 2lloWe.l The A>i 81 And ,estar,.rt
u said deceased
"a. 7. CUNNINGHAM, Jusis-e
Afsest -CHAs 2 pO2R. Register
A true copy, Auess Cas-. 2. pnRR Register
Nvyk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
twenty-five Killed and Th.ry-,wo Hurt

kr.pI>o. Penn. sept 2l-Ovcr 500
people visited The scene " the wreck on
the Reading Railroad The wrecked car.
have all been taken out sud nd more
bodies have been recovered. Thc !I>t II
fatalities - far embraces TWENTY-FIVE kiji-
81 and thirly-two injured Some person.
believe that there are >tgli number Of
h'dic. Of persons Killed In the wreck al
ShoemAkcr>viilr tha, have mt been r.
covered On ,he otarr hard the railroad
officials are II thc opinion that MI the
dead have been recovered. fuily Identified
ami sen, 70 thcir friends The coroner
wlA orglu hi Investigations tomorrow
morning. M,uy pastors 10 tins cav
preached sermons today bearing Cd the
accident
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25

Democratic Illusion that he has ceased to
be a Protectionist and l. hostile to the
Tariff bill II iusttics his own advocacy
of the Reciprocity policy on the high
ground of protection of American indus
trial interests
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25

II ynu WIFI send o. YOUR address. We will
mail Won our Illustrated pSmphtst explaining
all sbout Or. DIVES Celebrated Electro eltsi,.
Bell and Appliances. and their charming 81
fect> upon the nsrseas debiliIaIed system.
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thus afflicted. We Will send you i Belt and r
pIiances on irssl.
yoLTATC BELT To-.
lyr0 Marshall. Mich.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25

Once when in New York heSrd a vender
Of stove polish give out this cry: "SSss your
money. time and isbor: shine We bot or cold.
DIRTY. greasy stoves" Very psthsfics-
" be put il, sni it took, for the saving Of
money. time and labor Is what we sre all look
Ing for. No better wsy can be found than 10
introduce and maintain in the household Brus-
sells sesp. It's economical.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Both are Good Men.

Hon. Charles F. Libby, of Portland,
and Hon. A. 2. wiswell. of Ellsworth. sp-
pear TO be the gentlemen who are 10 WELD
the gsvels in the Maine legislative cham
bers this winter. Both gentlemen are un-
usually well equipped.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25

f?HE subscriber hereby gives putlir no,;ra >,
Al concerned that he has tS-en ,iuIv sr,r.afn,,
Ars has tasea Upon h'mssf the trust Of an s5.in
lsiraior Of TIE estate ct Cora Z. PinkhAn late a.
M Desert ia he county Of Hsnrfck 1ereass5j
by giving bond As the law directs; he theretera
requests al. persons who are Indebted 10 the ss;d
decsssess estate 10 make Immediate pay uent 49,
,fose " NJ haNs any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the ssre fsr settlement
SIMEON n. PINkHAM
Seal Harbor. Mt Desert, sept H. ls.sa svzs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Ex-Sherif Norton Of Waldo County Dead.

BELFAST, Sept s2.-Ssmuel G. Norton
of Belfast, died suddenly Sunday morning
presumably of heart disease He was
sheriff Of Waldo county from 1878 to 1877.
His age WAS about e wears
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25

ORuNo, Sept - -A, the meeting 81 III,
Senior cIa>s On Fridsy, the following Nh
Gers sui Glass DAY speakers were elected
President, J. " Steward, Wee Pres G
y. Taylor Sec. and Treas K " Lord
Executive Committee, W \ Patten J II
Flanagan. T. l. Merrill. " NJ Bailey
Charles Clayton Vslelictory, Prescott
Reyes; orstor, G. + Thompson; Proph
ecy. Wallace X harrington; History II
V. Stsrrett; Address ID Undergraduates
b. A. Hall; Poem, II G Menges: udi>t,
c. II. kilhurn; Marshal W \, Patteu
The Glass voted to have Commencement
concert IS usual
The annual military drill and ball will be
held in Bangor this year, some time the
hrst Of November The character OF the
drill hs> not been fully decided upon bit
will probably b competitive. The cadet,
would like 10 arrange a drill with some Of
the militia companies Of the State hut (
this cannot be done, III, drill will b, be-
tween the two companies AZ the college
Two new lathes and s milling machine
have been procured for the mechanical de-
psrtment snd viii soon be in position for
the use Of the studeutS
Monday. Oct. !, the enslneerin. students
of the Senior and Junior classes 20 10 Bo>-
ton 10 spend week ST the Mechanics
Fair. Prof Flint viii accompany the
students
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25

If YOU have msdc M YOUR mud 10 Iul
Hoods Sar>aparilla do not be iuduc,t To- taAt
any other. lieod> >ar>sparills T. a ytruli4i
medicine. possessing, by virtue 81 IT, peculiar
combination. proportion and preparation. rur
alive power superior 10 Auy other artic, u
the Kind.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Plaagsa- ;you. 4 Tres..e.

Coy>tt BtCl4~ Iowa Sept 2. An
accident occurred IN the omaha su3 :.
Louis railroad seven miles south 81 thi>
cltN Yesterday. shout . ~ "a III \ north
hounG freight train wiil eighteen loaded
cars. whica >hon.d have arr sed herr from
- louis at a.. broke taron1h try>tlr
nifty feet hiGh When tile train ran nn the
cast end Of the trr>tjr the yu1 inerr di,coy-
cred that the IVES end WAS On ire He
SiguSlled for brakes reversed the throttle
o.; the engine and dropped sand on the
rslS. but a. the train Na> running at The
rate Of twenty-five miles an hour IL was
doomed. ana as il struck the burning tim
her there was crash. ani the entire train
went through 70 the bottom Of the guich
The iretilrwork Was $0U feet long, and
the train fell about ffty feet from the west
end News Of the wreck did not reach
Council Bluffs until O'Clock 4 relief
train was sent out 81 soon a. possible. but
when il arrived upon the ,ceua the train
N the rsv,ne was burning. Twelve cars
were destroyed The Killed are Martin
E>kridge, engineer, ~ Stanhury Mo ,
Joseph Burke. fireman Of >tanhary Il :
Williamson. bead brakeman. Macon. Mo
The body of the engineer ha. not yet been
recovered. The fireman WAS burned To
ashes, while the brakeman hal a fractured
skull snd broken limb
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25

senator Hale Tuesday introduced bill
authorizing the erection and coupling =
LIE saving station ST Heron Island on the
coast OF Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25

THE subscriber hereby siye, pal.lfr nnt,-r =. IN
1 concerned that she ia. hasa ,l.Iv spI.,in,,.f
ahe has taken upon herself the trust 81 An Al
miaisIfatoT of the estate OF Ambrose " Cl,syes
s7'S q htaea. 10 The county of Hancck. deces sst
By -IviGs bond a the Law ,IirSz-;s. IN, th-rsfr
requests ali persons who ana insiell;s- 4, said N.
ceased eetarr 10 make immediate ra,-rn,rt apd
those who have sny demands theron n rxniis,
the sane for settlement
sept IeEh 4 r. I>se a ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25

Last twiee IS long as cheap soap for lannd-
dry use-Brussels.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
No Cure, No Pay

nR. r. y. TowSsENp. Of Boston Mass inyen
tor Of tNygeuatcd Air. also the Inhalation Sys-
tenn In this country, also Inventor Of many Med
zeal remedies and surgical instruments. having
devoted over twenty i've years IL the treatment
aui cure OF cbronic diseases Of every description,
with marked success. has established such per
feet nlidencc in his own ability and remedies,
that A. is perfectly willing tn treat and cure the
sick. without receiving dollar for professional
services until a cnrr is established.
II gen 1re sicf or diitng 'foH UrB oGHsf, 10 n"i
fif to IIF. iugrHsf4sd.
such Is the peculiar mechanism Ut te HtItilaI
stem that IL often becomes dcrangVt, irbti
tatcd and diseased from slight Cau~cs,-tor IN
stance n miSiit III eve glass; or neglect "a pro
eur, them when needed. ultiHCS drranErs the en-
tire system, a. any strain upon the eyes directly
effects the nerves, hence the whole system. iav
ing made pcusm In all It's varied forms a long
and deep study, amt having, by my faprorcd ~
feA cured di-sa 81 and n stored sight IN Very many
eases. now make this featLsc 4 specially. HHc
Examined Free. CLASSES Of every description
nadc "a order. rrurrnnfcd a. III. and furnished Al
most reasonable prices send your name and al
dress Ia 70 New NcaNer ST, Bo~tnn, Mass, fu
CirCuiar-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25

Another Life Saving Station for Nam,
Coast
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Fire and Marine Insurance
EFF. REDMAN.

h"pre-eutt"G tn" BanG"r Mutual iirt
insurance 60. sud Merchant. In
>urantr Co.. Of HAngor, Nc.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

"but Z nsFeF Nouo -.
ypn thai Eneruitg &c.. y
tbe minister -onlf -, -
persuaded gne 80
have nlanaEs & IT, - ~
iid have IslAnaos {, -
kazrae answered lar~s
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

Tx great monsters Of mechanical
skill a9e genius cali Tor the sacrifice
Of . great life and limb in their con
struction- The greater the engineer
ing feat tle more extensive l. The Ioss
Of life Ia the cOnstEuetion 81 the
Iinel Tower for instance. tsenty-siz
lives were lost, while o. the the great
Forth bridge 10 Scotland q Tst u forty
Lives lost has been published.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

ontiaf Life

How nAny p.sos.ss sie..
throaeh iEia vstt ttsif =
ans who every iisaa thse, ssYou neye
hos msem 20 FnAks ofAs b iocomoti
sasy. how ian th-sr a. ece Of prof.
anctpr whtsl tbs Cnnst.s. saaioF IRON
O. asioN. alsays earr, s'', .,,,a 4
rzn- None 81 o. lie -, 49, sae
HUTs q q nsan. bul line -. onsIar werI
Ans more ~ ENJOY IL - had inyest,|
LIE mar whu mASss &c., i svorla ln|
smoothly and wltnoat - s.teh the !
huuFth avenue eEs - .ls,,8a only
np TIE AErune ths aav ~. ii sssss. III |
thr door ep@aea an -,
ana dsscllarEe passeass-, mss's :,
aGuntEtnz gEohE thKt - aso ~
nrrFea o. ever 0ns vac - laos ss,S y
iansg,e8 - - - ~. = uls was br'
psna,nas - - aree-fourtiI
door Mhfeh gave 4 - though
0aszaug shFtek Ihe nss =. sanut the
par uta hAud 81 his paeSs asa. someiI
a small uls-uEn ard n.1r - ~ so9ne II !
whtGn tlse aaaE aiiaas ara I, has ire snI
or Mntch 4 nHnE asyaae 20 .gssrs.V..yeI
runaartor. vac Ell staas anas asxl,I
psaatpsns. Z aimAga carr q ssaNn M
EurFe ARE 60 nanug tknes Fs"x
efrah va ta&s tasseaa i ~, s..n gnneI
.l'oas.l :. mass rH aas'1E,y ssr ~ ". she
- es- "rss fl1s a, r., III has
-. - g@enam.
- - - - ~ -. - nIna shat
~ ~ ,ss s hag II
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y. fa~-- x "a. -. - Wnww "a
W. rzaatsae o. a. ths . snit ngAlfI
w. urrr un5~s - - vero sssnf
tFAnz4 q anss. anu.s-u gssv u y.
sHarl ga M m-~us-.. Ia ..s.stf.I
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

-wn nnsrg lnaEns msa
n=4 tppfz boots a
s1mu hatn wa nnsz't
-rca-s. ul az tan rgrns7 q b-a
naa svrnEs ssrpe. sas nsax, 4s
ttr tsaklzud fca Head
Hello. Jta sa ths sA
- tauuzas yuu upz or m "a
Whca a ye- rauaf dnwu
jess 50, tz rplssa sse a;sz
'sop sktnz tees EBa =
mr. fhE past year r tvfu
-art q lively e. iifse sss
vpu lett SWnphursr tissca Z =
lactra cia1s, nt pcsigs
hAs So
'Yhnz. T. tsu n1nuths Aiar =
knitted nEsy Dutts fur mf.sm
card a-nv ar aatchtu i0su 80
u1y inur Efngs pGs, a. i79 q
crtHrstun ] WuE niaiE mayer
towa without a. Atsscuslr FH,A
"fsr done HHy su
nas Purity Ennr arr u
rui Stuck on naTs sresnsTs
iills6 pavr with Rad 81 i'm !
our N tbur eurrae pafrh, a. =.
thor WOMAN JilUt rttHfA
shes s-IIru5sattBu % uss by
~ roid.haadea care mr. o EiN
gher townratta
on wua faviu e. Fur q /.
Whist made yer pull uus
'2nal. Z Fat MAD e ~ uess
AZ made sg loo Uv myself
'tF4bw4"
TwuYz e7hnui e. hurss Z
Scr Joe Coutstnck. thsy aIsl
Srf Rss. Jns'a huraeEut inter y
nue dRy, at haznn tsr eat q
flowers ugv w3ie had planisa Z
front Dv che hnuNe Fnt y.
throwea ur atm ~ him i q
On thor lex. an made q riur'ss.'
rnnu ~ thEY hursu trc1ur ~ q.
Joe told tAer eitigenE Er1uat
ihuy started out ter sirius ne
= tree but ] cot onto On 81 =
thor town.
''Thate TUT"
] wouldn't carr 80 much CO
but I've lest heerd that ssn1e
Joe's gone ter livin with my y
is weHrtn' my black hEt -
headed cane, m hear -
move on loot tor elect htu D. p
MY plnuu an run him fuT tiie :
tur next year "
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21
Quoor Prnnlss of g.

'fNhHt strnnpr things cnts ~
when they take n notion INTO 7
hcads, said thchic policeman
othcrday Isawoncrun ut % 2 y y
door and climb un IN clec'Fh
pole. She did not stop uni'
ronchcd the top, whore She w N,
hursclf md thprp kept up 2 "a
howlnlluicht herause she wns Z :.
"a como down uculu- But III II
wasn't halfso big "a fnnl as pile /
once Mine usnato riitnh GO ~ ~.
ainly EiJehpnTanrD and sci ! lle.'
howl brcnusn the stow was We
burned hur feet. Sllr did poi ~ ~
know enough % gut oh. q
Eygirgss.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

SDaE q IL nost rsesus asw uses Of
electricity are for pVrifyisg ssa water
aao sewerage @gd Tor improving dis
Fltleo spirits Az English elsgsricisn
has found taat electricity soi5sas some
Elass 2y removing TIE exossg o. bibar-
tease Of pot 81.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

a PRISONER il BoheInia recently
Constructed watch eight esniiuaetsrs
90 iochss) 10 diameter. with 10 t,ols
o. materials except mo nssdsss. a
spcol d Thread, 2 nswspapsr and some
re stFag. The wheels, post and
c0gs are Of rye straw; TIE watch runs
SIX bO'rs without winding and keeps
good time.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

Mg. t5LaDsTgsE pew aangases-ia-
Law, MIs. HsErE Gladstone is not
Ouly young ant handsome, Bat assoE-
pllsuea 10 mlsic ana languages Sac
j. a. admirable performer o. the
violin.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

RI. hEv MsR- Ia bELLE- minister q
agriculture q Tie dominion Of CanalZ
Il tie only R0lnau calao.ic bishop la
tie WOri1 holding e CABINET Office M
Ger 3 secular government
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

OSE Of tne EXHIBITS 40 the Paris ST.
loon this ssaaVn VII " tae y0rsrsit q
hiols5sr Reid By the arast G. ?. 4.
hsalg- ID is sai5 10 oa more Ea1gsrlag
taan many o. TIE portraits drawn 81
Mr Reid 10 tnis country.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

&9FEE LAKuLISA EAz qaIe wa
buraal "a CARR AZ lie safe Lz33
DISABLED sDsllsrs araw pensions and
ESQ., riGDEs This IS A. example Of
ioezl pas-iuaisn
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

kEcESTLg tie jail Il hg8lsgr. Iowa.
hao 2 hole soru il tag ROOF gy lgn.-
mig, through gsich Eve grisoagr-
eseaPsa 1olalng pHoviasutlal ABOUT
taat 1Aeg ought 10 taalk Coz al
tie sazae every one o. 1asI1-11lsss
caught agatn.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

dBosE N5o ike 70 b moved b.
waves p patriotism viii " glad %
learn TAFT fas arst American Union
hag was a1isFLeo % January 1, l77G
over Tie camp At Cambridge. Il mad
tairtesl stripes Of Ehite asd ued. and
rstsiaed TIE British cross Il oae or
nsE.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

AL Of tie bank note currency of the
Italian government is engraved sud
printed Il tas Jnised States TIE
nOiss are neat Bot sma1 resembling
somswaat Lae fraeaoaal uplsg issued
70 war tames.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

IBE curious discovery has been
maze Lhat every governor Q, iywa
ss8cs 1915 is alive and EGlg anu
hearty and tas 0niy 4emoeFes among
EAsm IS Las present szscu1lyz
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

EEw Y0RK seens Ci he 0pGnlon tnllt
had Columbus kR0wn Chicago wound
gel tbs Fair be wouldn't hase dssoaF-
.arsd Amsrle-
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

a STORM lover is 10 Ds auscSed Gt the
4opof Mount Psun. overlooking kaac-
iBz. p i viii De I.l0y lses a00se
a1.e Sea lzva.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

ANAEEER 8arpisHs are Increasing e {
> grzas rz4e Al NzW 1gEE fashionable
clrcAss, anu tlars are ludleltl0ns that
tie a1a0uIl liszlz u-zut IS 70 ~ 8 lad
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

a sCIEsTlsI says cows milk can
readily b redaes1 b powder aad
thai Il vii ~ greatly superior - COZ
neuseG milk
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

1HEKE viii Ne lev element IL the
population o. lie DeEr census IEs
CHINESE vii BE- eanmsrA.sd l0r lie
1Esl slzae ID TINS country
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

AiRs SF0NEWALL %ACksoS has ap-
piled sor a E,snsion as the Eid0W q
Alexicau war veteran.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

TIE MlnnesOsa lwins are Row called
by some o. Inc pApers '.Aiins-taii. :
Such q eomBluaiion is enough -