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He Appealed II.
By the standards Special Wire.

BUTTE, June ALBERT Norton, the
miner arrested yesterday for flooding a
street in South Butte, was tried before
Judge Cantwell this afternoon. The
complaining witness was J. J. Ha9eerty,
road supervisor. Norton's defense was the
street INSTRUCTED and flooded was never
laid out as a public highway by the regu-
larly constituted authorities and further
more hat the flooding was unavoidable.
His honor did not take that view OF the
ease as he lined Norton So and costs.
Notice of appeal was given and the dis
trict court will be asked to decide the
question.
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TAKEN FROM the DOCKET.

People Prom the Tough side Of the Tow
Who Got Into Court.
nv the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June IA very large and selec,
company was present at Judge Newkirk's
reception this morning. No refreshments
were served, even the privileged ''original
package" was barred, consequently II
was a very thirsty crowd. judging from
the many visits paid to the water bucket
I'm the corner.
"Frenchy,f other name unknown,
pleaded guilty to q plain drunk. One
dollar and costs. Committed.
Fish Mccarthy admitted his guilt Of the
same offense and received a like SEN
tence.
Lizzie Slough, arrayed In a most gor.
Reous costume, denied having been guilty
Of the very unladylike offense of using
abusive language to Blanche D~esiarslines.
The evidence, however, was sufficient to
disprove the woman's plea and she was
assessed Is and costs, which she paid.
Miss Desjardins was then put on trial
ted. The naughty In which she
swept out OF h court room caused Clerk
Gilllgan's eyeglasses - drop from their
perch on bis classic nose.
A French lady residing on Galena street
was escorted into the room by officer
!Leyden. Her crime consisted Of peram-
bulatinG. the city dressed In a Mother
an unladylike manner" Through an in
terpveter she pleaded guilty and paid q
levy of 81 and costs. For want Of a better
name she In ON record as Sallie Doe.
j. w. Devan was fined s. and costs for
disturbing the peace. He paid. ]. Stra-
len, an accomplics OF Devan. paid a simi-
lar fine. -.
For being drunk and raising Cain rene
rally Nellie Lewis contributed % and
costs.
Messrs. Higgins and Kennedy were
caught IN the act OF trying TO wipe the
earth with one another. Not having IS
and trimmings ach they were committed.
Charles Tobin and James Boyle were
sent up in default of 81 and costs fines
imposed for being drunk.
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Installing the Officers.
BY the standards Special Wire.

by tHt StdfuHfu : SDtClN WITT,
BUTTE, June THE recently elected
officers of the Young Mems Institute No.
los, were installed al Hibernian Hall. last
night, ID. j. Donohue acted as installing
officer. Officers installed were: Deputy
Grand President, ID. ]. Donohue; presi-
dent, j. j. Harrington; first vice-presi-
dent, Eugene Sullivan; second vice-presi-
dent, NJ. Kennedy; recording secretary,
p. H. Sidley; financial secretary. NJ. La
velle; corresponding secretary. JAS.
Burke; treasurer, Rev. Van DE Ven;
marshal. ID. ]. Mulcare; inside sentinel.
Maurice Kane; outside sentinel. J..
O'Neill; executive committee, Rev. Father
vanderbroeck, John Early, p. 5. Har-
rinRton, p. j, Macarthur.
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We desire TO call the attention of our
readers TO Prof. Alexander's advertise
ment for Monday evening at Renshaw
hall. The subject, Love, Courtship. Mar
riaRe and Jealousy, is one which is inter
esting TO all and we have no doubt that
those who wish good seats will have TO go
early. Our exchanges from cities where
Prof. Alexander has delivered his lecture
speak in the highest terms regarding il.
For the convenience of those who cannot
get there early. tickets can be procured Mt
the hall during Monday.
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BEFORE JUDGE IMITATION.
Fixing the Amount Of Bond In the Blu
bird Case.

~ S~
BUTTE, June There were no cases
tried i'm the district court to-day. The
time Of the court was occupied with pro-
bate matters. In the case of Murray VS..
The Blue Bird Mining company, il was
ordered that the plaintiff, within 10 days,
make and file an additional undertaking
bond with sufficient s~uretics in the sum
of 100000, subject to the same conditions
as the original undertaking herein
ordered, to more fully secur the defend
ant against damages ny reason
of the injunction herein. il hav-
ing been shown by afiidavits
filed in support of defendants that the
present undertaking Is insufficient as Sc
curity. Upon the plaintiff failing To give
such undertaking within the time spcci-
fed the injunction shall be dissolved.
Both parties took exceptions To this r,Il-
ing. The Blue Bird company had applied
to nave Mr.. Murray's bonds placed at
$4,000. II was $4,000 under the former
ruling.
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The Bank. to Keep Open Hereafter.

BY the Standafd ; NDtcIaI WIFE
BUTTE. June THE saturday after
noon closing movement among the banks
has proved a failure thus early and next
Saturday the banks will be open until 3 p.
m. as usual. Al noon to-day j.. Ross
Clark of Clark 4 Brothers bank, tele-
phoned all the other banks In town that
Clarks' bank would be open until 3 p. IN.
This proved the case and accordingly the
other banks will be open next Saturday
and hereafter until the usual closing
hour.
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Order your sheet music of Van Orion &
Reinhart, 124 Main street, Butte.
COMING TO BUTTE.
President Hill Of the Great Northern Ia
he Here I'm u Few Days.

DC mere IN u rev Days.
By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June 7.-Recent st. Paul papers
that President Hill of the Great
Northe II has arranged TO visit Butte with
a party OF St. Paul and Minneapolis CAPT
talists. They will travel on a special
train and will leave st. Paul June IL. II
is the intention of the party TO make the
trip to Butte and Helena through without
stops, visiting other points on the line on
the way back. The suggestion has been
made that the board of trade AXE some
steps In the direction of afrording the Wis
itors an opportunity TO inspect the won-
derful of Butte and the induce
ments Il holds out as n point for invest
ment.
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Band and orchestra music at the music
parlors of Van Orion d Reinhart. Butte.
A New Road Asked For,
By the Standards Special Wire.

By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June IA document signed by
A.. II. Barrett, president Of the board Of
trade and filed to-day with the county
clerk, gives notice that ian application
will be made to thee county commissioners
Of Silver Bow county at the regular ses-
sion to he held on the eth day Of July,
1880, for laying out a county road begin
ming Mt the point where Quartz street is
cut by the Western boundary of the orig
inal town site of Butte according to plat
and survey on file In the office OF the re-
corder Of Deer Lodge, thence
in "a northwesterly direction by
the most feasible route I o
Clarke's wood road, ~northeasterly from
the Big Butte, thence following Clark's
wood road 70 and up Browns Rulch to the
east fork of the stream, thence up said
cas- fork by the most feasible route 10 the
northern boundary of Silver Bow county"
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Love, cour,.hip. Marriage and J~....a.,

Bette, June There can he
no doubt from the expressions
OF the people that Renshaw hall
will be filed Monday night 10 near
Professor Alexander on the above sub
ject, in which he will explain how 10 tell
a loving person, n fiirt OF Predetermined
will discuss courtship as IL is and might
be. popping the question, and who should
and who should not marry. At the close
of the lecture two young ladies and gen.
tlemen will be matched OIL the stage. Adj
mission IS and 80 cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-08

After you have enjoyed a good lunch at
Emil's beer hall you should step up to the
showcase and take your choice from the
finest assortment of imported and domes-
tic cigars in the state.
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Knight. of Pythias.

July . to July 6 the Union Pacific will
sell excursion tickets from Butte, Helena
and other Montana points TO Milwaukee
and return at n fare Cs5s.s5l for the
round trip. Tickets good going until July
3, good returning until July 20.
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The Chickering, S%honinger and Meblin
pianos and the Shoninger and Needham
organs on easy payments. Van Orton x
R~einhart. 124 Mai street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-08

Mr.. Van Orion of the firm of Van Orton
K Reinhart has no connection with any
other musical firm In Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-08

The only place IN the state Of Montana
where IL can he found-a fine business
lunch at Emil's beer hall, from II ~ till
3 p. IN. aud also from : to 10 y. m.
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Notice.

BUTTE, May Sl.-To all concerned: TN
June Q all passenger rates via the Union
Pacific. both local and through, will be
restored TO tariff.
II. W. ADAMS.
General Agant.
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Butte Real Eatnte,

Special Correspondence 81 the standard.
BUTTE, June THE following trans
fers were recorded in the Office OF the
county clerk since our last p
j. A. Lewis To the Realty company Of
kittcry, York county, Maine, LOT
In block ~, Butte ....,.............. : $40 ~
Charles :. Warren II al Ia Realty com.
pany Of kiftery, quit claim deed Ia
lot . In block -, Butte ,..........
Henry NJ. Parchen Ia 4. A. Lewis, lot
., block Is, Butte ,........... 800 10
!. u. Mc,lueenry to Marrus Talbot. lot
~ In block ~, Butte ..a....... IA o.
kcssleT a Smith To- N.tttr u. taspar,
a portion Ofsh he Banker lode ....... ps Ia
g.. :. Warren 81 al Ia the Metropolitan
Electric RAILWAY company, all rights
aud privileges held 10y them under
Butte city ordinance Isl ......I.. "a
keSsler a smith Ia James M.lch, "A
portion Of the Banker lode ......... IA ~
Louisa 4. Thornton Ia Edwin y. Dune
KEEL, according To- the order of the bis.
trid court In the Thornton estate,
SiG In aud to lots l and >. block ~ sD ~
Louisa A. Thornton Il al TO Edwin y.
bunckei ~ uN. lots ! and . In block
81, Butte ........ i.Gio ~
Charles +. Rloades II ny Ia y. VI. bur.
Zee, onethird Interest In the IDey.
-nnp lode 100 ~
Joseph X. Clark Ia RolsTt w. Farmer,
property la the summit Valley. n bill
~ Sutp -
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TIES and TINE CARDS
Gossip That Relates 10 One Railroad OF
Another.
How the Northern Pacific's Sleep
Ing Car Service Has Grown
Scheduled Time Shortened
From Coast to Coast.

BUTTE, June 7.-On aud after next Sun
day, June Is, new time table will govern
the running of passenger trains ON the
Montana Central and Great Northern.
Under the new schedule the running time
..-~.n p.. -" -. nN.'"nm ""o
.,s~-.nI. .n"S. =" ,S ~ "'i' oe c1n-
s"%.SS' s"or'eneu DOM ways especially
COMING west. The through east-bound
train which now leaves ut 9 :O5 a. m. viii
leave q As a. m.,and arrive OF 81. Paul NJ
o'so s"c secohu morning. Inc change
will enable through passengers to mako
close connections at ST. Paul for Chicago
" w"su '"ey VIII arrive NJ the iatser
place IN the afternoon OF the same day
u connect with all the through trains
Tor the Atlantic seaboard.
Leaving for the west, trains will depart
from 81. Paul at 8 p. m. instead Of q. the
present schedule, and arrive at Butte ut
3 p. m. the second day, thus cutting the
running time down five hours.
-
President Hill OF the Great Northern has
issued o circular announcing the gmpoiut-
ment Of John n. Abbott ns assistant %
the president. Mr.. Abbott will nav mar
t~icuiar attention 40 matter. ncr,o;n;,a :,
etary rights.
-
railroad men are In some doubt as tn
whether passenger rates can legally be
restored on June D, as contemplated.
The nouce OF the expected restora-
uon s'inp'y sta.ed uiat the schedule OF
asvs y, .n.v. Pr%%r ~Deceihper 81,
M III wss.o,eu. ~. stc,h,n, auditor
= se,inuinSa 1'ssioh mas maileu
.n. a ,o,ioman ep's''c u 'he various pas
eIs a., IpsS,r na u, ,.,,,,, ,,, ,,,,, a.. u,
of notice To- The nublic ~ The nra,snsaa !. M
must plainly state tic chansrs uro,os,,i M be
made In the schedules then in force. The pub
LEGATION of a circular announcing In general
tefins tne snans.s proposed VIII not meet the
~'eIIumn,rsms,Is y, .ne law.
.ua.nn ~ ptp'ssto VII c"'iIiissioh
10, az 49, M: pne'us
ppr1.SI ~ Insa. I"...oaus VIII NC co,l-
pu,eu ~ uei,r ~ rssIpra.on unui tne
,,;.h .hn i,n' nstue VI co,hpIiance
wv .nr "n. men viii oe glau
W ,vu nowuI'er, NV - 'l,er-statc
- .i,n T.. ~" III n's.s IVY proslsIoi
S..ne - - - i%rs.s.en'iy iractureu
uu n : u pas. ,eW ihos'as wltnout at
n,I. WV, Wan ~ .nc nonorap,e
n uah;nm ~ n.eIe .cch-
.n.;n. ~. a.nn. '"ses """''e '"e"-
.. ,..,,u ~
'cne ".i'o years ago .hc No''hern
~ GnDlnnIN h1IIHInkln IWn conn
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Pianos tuned and repaired by Miss
Laura Baker, of the Boston Conservatory,
with Van Orion q Reinhar1. 123 Main
street, Butte.
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General Passenger Agent Fee states
that the company will carr 65,O0O second
class passengers to Montana and Pacific
coast points this year.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22
An Honest Conductor,

In the olden days, when railroad
COMPANIES used to believe their con.
ductors honest, says the New York
SIM. nm official, whose run was from
Buffalo east, was called INTO the
nresident's room at the end of one OF
His trips, aud the big man kindly
said TO him:
.John, the receipts on your runs
have been growing beautifully less
for some time past.
eyes, sir, but travel is very light
you know. = ~,
John, you have lately built a NICE
housed"
"Yes."
"You have diamond pin?"
eyes.
keep a horse and buggy"
AYES"
"And your salary is only $50 PEI
month, .Iohn?"
eyes, sir.
n don't think you would steal from
the company
sob, no! mol mol sh !"
"But I've n proposition to make
Snnnose YOU give the road your re
POINTS and YOU take everything els'
coming int II YOU don't don SCI
how we are going to pay running ex
nences over Il month longerl'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22

xoss.. ais ran Creatures physieally-the mos
snss slhohs Us, The unhealthy man or No,
$500 ~ nisat measure Incapable Of benent q
1900 ~, Tor Instance, biliOuaness a troubie n
nelashee ans often oDstinstely resistant 81 ordi
is1,s hsnlsauOn, districts the harmouious Al
s.oh ~ ihs lEeF aud the bowels, the sutferer I,
st,,s.s - ~ ughpep le. The three disordered con
hsl,. W erroneous Impression that there Is M
ePs ~ hlin' an Impression IN all likelihood con.
,.s " me use OF Objectionable remedies. tbe
reckless ana that the o 1ner M n removed ira
~ phsFr " human enutaFcf The better for mi
fhf ~ concerned. What series Of MISTAKES
a.. n.Tl responsible. u Is 40 Incorporate
80 4, oi hhhell How discipline IN ~ tie aid
81 hostetteF's Stomach Bitiers, certain me
niam lof ne Te-esIablishmeni u united. repuln,
attloh ~ me stomach, liver and bowels. ii ak
Icy troubles 80
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22

Of confidence in 1.-THE manu-
facturers of DIR. Sageis Ca
tarrh Remedy. It's a faith
that means business, too-it's
backed up by money. This
is what they offer: $500 re-
ward for a case of catarrh
which they cannot cure. They
mean it. They're willing 10
take the risk-they know their
medicine. By its mild, sOoth-
ing, cleansing and healing
properties, it produces per-
! feet and permanent cures Of
the worst cases of chronic Ca
tarrh in the Head. It's doing
it every day, where everything
else has failed. No matter
how bad your case, or Of how
long standing, you can be
cured. You're sure of that
or of $500. You can't have
both, but you'll have one or
the other.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22

Mrs May Wright Sewell has recent.
Is been unanimously elected president
Of the Contemporary club, an organiza-
ton recently formed in Indianapolis,
The object or which is 10 consider and
discuss philosophical, religious, politt-
cal, economical. athletic literary, scien'
tific or other questions in catholic
spirit. and in general TO take advant.
age OF all opportunities for informa.
ton and culture that may from time &c
time come within its reach. " The
meetings are also to have a social char
acter. Business Woman's journal.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22

We offer one Hundred Dollars reward fof
any case Of catairh that cannot be cured by
taking Halls Iaiarrh Cure.
=. j. CHENEY Il CO, Props, Toledo, Q.
We tie undersigned, have known +. }.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and believe
Han perfectly honorable Ia al business trans.
set ions. and financially able TO carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Ioie
do, O.
WALpiHG, KiNNAS & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directing upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Testimonials sen
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by al
druggists.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22
AustraIIan WOW OF ParIlament

Australian View of Parliament.
Pail Mall Gazette
Hero is a view OF the House OF
Commons ms it strikes the correspond
emit of one of the Australian papers;
@It is an idle, gossiping, democratic
;ng whisky and soda compelling at
me, r,eo,snhere, which is repellent OF men
nrnflnirs. The other day was sit
ting next TO one Of the most eminent
sni;citors in England and as we rose
TO 90 he exclaimed. Three days OF
tbis place would send me into q
straight ARR waistcoat,' Until then he
Ind nursed Parliamentary nmhi
t;nns" " This correspondent must
really take care, or he, too, will fig.
nre AZ the "bar" of the House-tor 9
nurpose other than "whiskey and
soda"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22

Some OF the new watches are verita-
bic art treasures. One in the shape of
a flower made entirely Of rubies has in
the center an immense opal surrounded
by small diamonds; the chatelaine is a
love knot Of diamonds and ribbons in
white enamel The clover leaf brooch
still claims first rank in popular favor.
A fascinating design is that of four
leayed clover, each petal composed Of
a single emerald. cut SO as to present
lustcrlcss surface, the setting is Of
gold wire and there is an outer cir.
clet Of small diamonds. New York
Sun.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22
lac Man VINO showed OF.

The Man Who Showed Off.
1T Fargo we got news OF an acct.
dent ON the line beyond, and the
train had to wait there two hours.
Every body got out TO stroll around,
and there we're a good many people
at the depot to look the passengers
over. Among these we had our at
tentioB attracted to big man who
had on buffalo oyercoat, a wolfskin
cap, and from the collar OF the coat
dangled seven or eight claws which
/ had once assisted grizzly bears to
scratch their way through life. He
had long hair, wild eye, buckskin
leggins, and was evidently a mighty
nimrod, If not a western terror. He
was walking up and down the
platform to show himself off, when
an understood, Notwithstanding
passenger on our train, who had
been dubbed "Godfrey's Cordial"
ever since we left Chicago, approach
ed him and said:
"Mistah man, it'll that oyercoat
for thale?"
No, sir" was the thunderous re-
Spouse, as the wearer oil ii turned on
the questloner,
''Oh eXcuthe me, thee yur have
thome claws there Did they belong
TO a cat?"
Cat Cat Did you ever see a cat
with such claws?'
No, thir and that's the reason
asked you, It'll that cap made 0
lambskin?"
"Lambskin What are you driy
ing att"
"My deah sir, neYah drive, 1t
against my principles | am thimpl,
J theeking solid facts. Why don I yoi
have your haircut and put on thom
: wooden pantaloons? ! should thinl
you would catch cold"
Look here" growled the big maj
as he came to halt. Il want yor
to go away"
DO ! make you tired
"You do.
IL am tho thorryr' :
NOW, you clear out, or Ill &c
mad.
Real mnd?"
You hear mel"
IL should so like TO buy one I
those claws. | will give you tw
shillings for
III you don't clear out III slice a
ear oar
Would you really slice my ear of!
innocently asked Cordial
Il would and | will"
(which ear"
Both az EN-. you internal fool!'
"Thuy, said Cordial, after lookir
him over. II don't like the way yC
talk. Think you ought to apol
gize.
Apologize Why you grasaho
. per, I've q good mind to hold you
by the hair,
"Donih you try T."
But ! will. y
And he did, but he had scarce
reached out when Cordial WAS {
= chain lightning and fish bones al
ID pounded glass. lie jumped in wi
IL lis lelt on the big mans nose, to-
III him on the nose with his right as
II fell. aud the buffalo oyercoat had
II sooner hit the platform than the
II tie man was swarming all over
"A with both his fists working like P
AZ ton rods.
IN In one minute the big man v
ID licked. and then he was led off 9
wny while we took Cordial the 9th
| don I know what old bear's ella
had TO say, but as we got the W
Il fellow into the coach he retied
!, bow at his collar. busted his sh
- with his handkerchief, and explain
"Wath to blame? When IN
those claws wasn't It natural tha
D should wonder whore the cat wa
-. And never thaw n wolf nor q
- talo in my whole life. IN. \. SUI
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22
A New Klnd Of Cotton.

A new variety Of cotton plant, pro-
ducing a much larger proportion of
cotton to seed than any other known
kind. and having the additional advan-
tage Of being earlier and less suscepti-
BILE to atmospheric influences, sounds
like good news from the Lancashire
mills. The newcomer is known as the
mitaffe. Ii was discovered few sea-
sons ago at Benha, in Egypt, though
it has only lately been planted on any
thing like a large scale. Mitafife is
admitted to have its faults. 1t is short
err in the staple and not quite 50 good
in quantity as the ashmouni plant, but
for all that it appears to be driving
the ashmouni plant out Of the field.
Vice Consul Alban reports that last
years experience was so encouraging
that in some provinces of lower Egypt
ii has this year been almost exclusive
| IS sown. London News.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22

or health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony
with nature to efectually cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For
sale in SOC and S1.00 bottles by all
leading druggists.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22

When great pre parations we're telng mada
III ] oHdun Tor the oclcl ration Of the Great
( .een's Jubilee. legal citizens anxious "A
pariit pate we zap dly curing all their
d hes and aims lcfo chand, by generous
uEe OF SulYafiCn oil.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22

GREAI mistabe PERHAPS was made when
~. eherman uaihra mr. great remely PrIck.
IN AAh biIlEEs5 bul i il presumed that ID
thal time sll remedies i0r The bl60i, etc
were called biilrfs Had be ruliel Il pf!ckly
,Ash ''hesulainr.'' Curative or almost
eL!tAlng hut Bigirrs, il undoubtedly would
have superseded ali other pfrIeratlons oi
sunilar character The name Bttsfs X mis-
Heading j i pnts.Y mslltiHe, ami cannot
ls assa IS Leverage
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22

aThe Rochester" Is perfect lamp. No
smoke, no snel no broken ohimneEs, a light as
Fnft az twilight, a. genial as love and brilliant as
Juue morningt AK for Il. send Tor Catalogue
Rochcstcr Lamp Co., New York.