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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Notice ia hereby given that I will
examine all persons who may desire
TO oder themselves NJ candidates for
teachers Of the public schools Of this
county, At Red Cloud, on the third
Saturday Of each month.
Eva J. KING, County Sup't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
aMg0Qrv,s ARR.

AbWo
Notice II hcUby given that under wud by VI,
TIE ~ M Order ~ sale taSacd by l.. q. for.,
clerk NJ tho district court o. the 9Th iutlrtnI
upon y .iectvc ~ m action UendlNK In WNid
cohn wherein claws 4 f0s u plNImtiN Mnsl
Alma. l!NOwIs u defendant ! shail otter fWr aak
d"Or VI the court house In Rrd Cloud In saa,d
county. THAT being the ptAcc herr thc lasC
Term ~ said court WAS holLenI On the nah day
dcsc!ihcd property tOwlt; Tie soutk .Wec{
quarter ~ TIE northwest quarter and xnlh.
cast. N,Hrter uf north. WrSt quarter " neCSlou
i%.,tttti,, IA Town one, III north range IWelve,
brNSkA.
Gtven nndor MY hand ibis 9Th day q No.
vrNlPr lSsp. "A. q. N,,vrr.
liy Caso 4 McNcny Nhs.rt0.
ctainttn . attorney.
The sale ~ the above described prourrty II
hereby DsAtlnsctl tUr want Of bidders until the
sih day III February tSU.
NC sCorr. sheriff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
HTTNIOTf'.S MAGAZINE, VikA "a
lie pdsiSd anti r. slIssf (eSkesky. n NbSaS.

/HTTNCOTF"S AEAGAZAvE, WAM IA
lie rd,isd a"dsr'sHssf eoskssA. hs Hbray
DineH.
n "ai ivdre1 Il Aeffv McssAs 70 t1sS -
s"h,e SJsc/ ia sash 1s1iSSs.
.%' q mort Sctshhs. tnI . ic1g skpsy ssnS
q tos are ret I" Hf ~ toek /e1,s ssI ~
/S"~ '~s 70 ""s 'h'H'y aSd . AayISr.
Not only kAaf. tsf sei, saeA sssbsv ~ ~
sssbss&sses u ofAer 6osf, iesHoss. sAisA rive
ySs Q good wdeasiSs isTI . Ms ssssL,
IN ringing A'ms nh'1hh ns Aess sksveA ~
~ xsHs's,y y fcf~his (,nv. Aasv sssssskA6
6A.sHS4esf AAs ssn's h,d. and 10. day Littds.
ssASs ANsrssiss Hsxds ~ nae IrssS vssl ~
MssAeH fs6H6ahcSs. arr Is az mss uiAh6.
sss1.aSf-kaA&sd ~ fsSh. 'hes Of IL. AdsSjs Sls
Usex. /6r HN Mttev.fnvr Circular. s6dssss
LkrPNCOTT"S M+GdZxNE. PAXsxsuAk1
$780, ~ ysar. as ca. nsss ssmAsv.
nsfsShihsr %M" paper wtN rssavs ysss
Atwr1Hss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
Lest ~ SooOew,

Thoroughbred Fox housd dog black
aud TAM ! sill give . liberal re.
ward Tor information leading to Il.
recovery. j u. DrckER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

80. WCNssW'e save
The best save In The world Tor cuts,
oruises. sores, ulcers. salt rhOum, fever
sores, totter. Chappsi hands, chilhlAins
cornt: and all akin orup.ions, aud
postliveIy cures, ar M pay required.
y IL guaranteed 10 five perfect satis.
faction, or NANCY refunded. prics
Cook, ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Ny Canon City coal tina. have
bee" looking for, which I will guar.
sntrc TO be genuine. II. A, Handy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
AN E0OWFsA sAl.x.

No,,nn, .Au.&.
tue Of An ORDER 81 Ssle issued by /. n f,ss
clerk ~ the district court M the sUH
Judicial district IN and Cor Webster
ertlod vemilns IL Uid .cUurt wherein
DAVIS \ foss are Plaintiffs and EllsNbsth Nann.
oglc - nj are defendants ! ahall Oeer Tor sale
door VI the court house In Ned Cio0d in ~
county that bcinW the place vhcrc the last tcYna
" said court WAS hcldehl an Tho xsh day oils.
crEsyi property tSwis, The wsss SsIf ~ III
wcst halt " ssriiuas twenty INl toWushlp sWuI9l
north ral,ve twelve li!l wcst of the 0n n M
Webster county, Nebraska.
Given I,,dcr my hand this nth ,ay Of Noyrm.
her lNxs. m. C. NvSrr.
ny Case & McNeny, Nhcria.
.tMtuttn's attorisey.
1he vale " the abOuc d,~rrthesl property Il
hereby v0st,sNcd Tor want II bidders until the
18th day VI trhsuary, lsWl
H,C. scorr, Shsuia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
Standard Oil Conspiracy.

-
State Of Iowa. a..
Marshall 60.
], Frank N. Rescc, being first duly
sworn; on my oath do ssy that I was
employed BY tho Iowa Tank Line. bet
ter known "A the Standard Oil Co., or
Consolidated Tank Line, to transfer
oil from their oil hous, 10 Tho depot,
In this city. That during that time
the agent Of said tank line or oil com.
Pany forwarded 20 It's agent here In
Marshsll,owo, Iowa, certain stencil
plates for gnngiug barrels Of oil, aud
which 9 marked 53, 63t. and 81.
That when oil arrived here many Of
tho original gauge marks on che bar.
rolls 40 received. when ranged from
404 to So gallons. were erased by Ger.
tain parties hero End gauge marks,
showing 53, b3!, and 81 gallon were
substituted therefor. And that the
said agent herc also had and used
stencils marking thc grade Of oils
from 100, which was genuine, to l75,
which was not genuine.
Dated Marshaltown. Iowa, April q
1886. FRANK N. Rrxos.
Subscribed aud sworat 70 By Frank
N. Rcccs, before me- and In my pres.
encs this April ~, 1886, a. witness
BY ny hand and seal aotarisl.
A. \. HARADoN.
Notary public in and for Marshall
county lows.
IL will DO ocn by the above tina.
tho State OIL Inspector was furnish.
Ing TO tho sgent Of tho Standard Oh
Company At Marshalltown tho Official
stencils, BY tho use Of which 100 do.
gree oil was sold for l7S. The,s l.
cvcry rcason 70 believe that tho same
course was pursued a tho oshor dis.
tributing points. This being 10 I.
will II once b. scon what q huge
swindle was pcrpotratcd upon the
State through che Standard Oil Com.
pany.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Tho board Of trade should either
rs'organiss OF d,sorganixc aud lot
something better take ia place.
There don't seem 10 BE- enough life
In Il 70 even claim . shadow Of exist
once. A board Of trade Is q good
thing conducted right.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
tA.sa Mcxeny. Irnin.ias attorneys. ""s n.


WbU ~
Notice II hereby given that uoder end by VIZ.
court Of the eighth .t,MicIsl dlstric! In sod Tor
eciioa lssndinx w asld lC.rt wherein .shrssta
Martha a. Th0sV Jane 1ApfArn kNsinperSOn Tai.
cot 4 Co. and Htudebnhee lSrOs. Misunderstanding
20. are. defendants. shall offer for saie II pub:
Tic vendue for cash In hand q the esxt door III
the court house In hcl Cloud In eaid county,
that being the place where the last term Of MIi
court WAS h0ldedJ on the nth dav Oe January,
lso0 vt tive o'clock ~. the following descrhs
ed property IN VII, The southwest qlastcr. o.
section twelve Ii?) In tnwlo hip four u north N
range twelve, III west ofehs sp m In Webster
!. Given unHeI my haad this 2ssh day Of I,ecem.
bor lSS0.
..n q. c. scorr. sheriff.
JNo. NJ. lAdAN, Plaintiffs Atsys. Az
N0RNOvRsn OAkN.
Notice Ia hereby gieeN. that under and by ,ir
the Of an execution issued nv L.. u. For elert
VI tho district court ~ tue eight Judicial dis
trict In amsl for Webster cOuVty Nebraska ulWt
q decree IN ah action pending In Wid c0ir1
wherein George u. ChaiIcy nsslgnc0 n plAlntln
and Joshua brtl,akrr II defendant ! ii all NJ
lcr fOf sale NJ public Scnsiie ipr cxHh In hand, NJ
llle enss SoOr al TIM CDtitt. A0Ass,. IN. NJ I CtAN
!n said county THAT hring the place where TN
last term Ut Ntid court was hOldcNI on the 2lth
d.! o. January: Isos ~ ! c'c!"sk = n, the rSi
east quarter Of ssclio,s .; iow > tanss 10 wcS
II the sixth pun In Webster county Nebraska.
Given under my h and this 1yth day Of. lkcem
bcr is0. NC. &Wrr, Hherin.
49,. nyJ.C. WAEHRa, Dcpty
u. u. Chaney. plAlnttnS attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Happy Homo blood purifier 10
the l'or,.r's poptlar Nedirinr tos purifying IN
blood AMI saa,sriM diseases Large boit,cs
ntty cents aud VNs cellar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Ouro your coughs and colds with
I, Large hot Ties ttty cvNts aud one dollar,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

UnclO Same n0rv0 and bono linl.
vnent VIII re'icv. Iralns, bruises. neuralgia and
lnc'lmlatissn. ID. I. Field. M. ~ East Ma
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

~. JHckuc . condition powders
the BEST t"t hOssrs. cattle. hogs aud IsMitty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Ia superior eyssIegbs prcvsv N millions q
In lscd by the United mates government. 10.
dOrecd ~ The heads 0f tho great univoralttes
- the Mr0ngcat, r!ircst, aId mOst Mealtllful.
tain ainCnln, lime. ~ alum, N0ld only ~ cans.
PRICE BAKING POWDER Cd.
NNW YODW. CUICAUO. NJ. 0U1H
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Good m0thors ue0 DR.. Wiucholrs
tocthlh. sytMU tor children With colds, su:r
shrAts, AMI tStrpMlatr the howis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
Western HoteI
Atlcslan water Throughout the hns~e.
Onfy two b o'ks FROM clty I all
G. ~SCHNElDER. Prof.
:. ~. ish Y beaver, ,'oA'.
RATES Al % and ~ IN pan nay


The houss and furnishings are all nee.
Elegaas rooms with nrss class mssh NJ
moderate rAles. fir~t ola. liv~ry and
boarding stsblvs ia cos mec'isa with the
house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Oct tho bOst. Etlorts daylight
!.v.r wills. tor SUN stomach. tNpld liver and
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Or. J0QuO's German worm cwkos
Tom. Satc plea ant aud effective.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01
Stirring Up Strife.

one morning, says a traveller in
Java, ] was standing beside a small
lake fed by one of the rilIs from the
mountains. Stretching it's limbs
over this pond was a gigantic teak
tree, and in its thick. shining, ever
green leaves lay n huge boa. in an
easy coil, evidently taking his morn
ing nap. Above him was powerful
ape OF the baboon species-a leering
race OF scamps, always bent on mis-
chief.
The ape. from his position. saw a
crocodile rise to the surface of the
water, just beneath the teak limb
where lay the serpent. Quick as
thought he jumped plump upon the
bon, which fell with "A splash into the
water just in front OF the crocodile.
The ape saved himself by clinging to
the limb of the tree; buta battle row
al immediately began in the water.
The crocodile had fixed its Jaws in
the snake. which made the water boil
by its furious contortions. Winding
it's folds round and round the body OF
his antagonist, the boa disabled its
hinder legs, and by his contractions
made the scales and bone of his enemy
crack.
Over and over the combatants
rolled, neither being able to obtain n
decided advantage.
All this time the cause of the mis-
chief WINS in high glee. He ieaped up
and down the branches. came sever
al times close to the scene ofthe fight
uttered n yell, and again frisked
away.
Perhaps ten minutes passed, and
the noise of the conflict began to Jade
into silence. The folds OF the serpent
were relaxing. and though they trem-
bled along the back, the head hung
lifeless in the water. The crocodile,
also. was dead.
The monkey now perched ON low
limb just above the dead bodies OF
his two,foes, and amused himself by
making faces Mt them. This seemed
TO be adding insult TO injury.
picked up stone from the edge OF
the lake and hurled ii at the ape. II
struck him on the head and down Ne
iell, upon the crocodile's body. He
was up again in a moment, and
sprang into the teak tree, where he
disappeared among the thick branch
es. Youths Companion.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01
A Brides Good Sense.

Philip Armour, ir.. and Miss Mae
Lester, he the son OF .hte millionaire
and she the daughter of the million
aire board OF trade operator, who
were married quietly in Chicago
Wednesday, are now enjoying their
honeymoon in the east. Neither
family was opposed TO the match,
but il is learned that the Armours
we're not in favor of any display,
while the mother OF the bride held
different views. The bride herself
took sides with her lover and they
agreed to disappoint Mrs Lester and
steal n march on the millionaire, who
was IN in bed, by getting married
without delay and withoutanyshow.
Ii was 2 o'clock in the afternoon
when old Philip Armour put on his
coat and left the office. An hour or
so later he returned, removed his
coat and sat down at his desk. As
he did SO he explained: "Well, thati Is
one good job of my hands; Phil and
Mne have just been married up at the
house" The ceremony took place
nt the rich pork-packer's house, Rev.
Dir. 6unsnulaus officiating. There
were few persons present The Les
tiers. il is said, received the news of
the wedding with great dismay, but
we're not slow in forgiving their pref
Nv daughter, who proudly escorted
her husband into the house.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01
A Practical Patriot.

The sleepingcar porter of America
is a national emblem. He will live
here, but when he attempts to cut a
wide swnth abroad he is a failure.
II is said that one of the guild once
thought Europe would be fine field
for an attentive and experienced SER
yant like himself. He event to France,
Russia, Germany, Englnndand Italy,
but he found none of the liberality
of the traveller who rode with him in
America. After going nil over the
countries named he at last brought
mn at Genoa. He looked about the
town and in his walk came upon the
ball of the town council, He entered
the ante-room and while standing
there caught sight of bust at one
end of the apartment. He went
over and stood in front of it. Then
he got on his knees and, removing
his hat, raised his eyes TO the bust
and said;
II thank you for discovering
America" It was the bust of Col
umbus. From the Kansas City Jour
nal.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01


walked every step OF the way at sew
en- en- o clock, every ear being overfuIl.
Inc cream.white drapery, befouled
WITH tobacco juice and dust, hung
dlsheyelled TO the hem of the drag.
gled and torn blue silk petticoat.
The chip hat had lost it's scarf: the
Wearer was ghastly and tottering.
On the third day OF their soiourn,
george slipped away to look ND John
Adams, and borrow money to take
them home.
There is one consolation, +" he said,
moodily, as the train rumbled out OF
the station next morning, I'VE can.
not possibly live long enough to see
another centennial. Marion Har.
land.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

Thr PromptneAs wIth which var. STAR.
ris, Received AHIa Money from ths
Louisiana state LotIeFy.
Napa tcal.l Reporter. Nov. II.
The fact of the winning of the SIS, 900 BY
our fellow townsmen, Henry Harris, in the
last drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery.
is not new to our people, but meeting the ex-
sheriff yesterday, we asked him IL he had yet
received his check. Mr.. Harris replied
THAT the money had promptly come, and
that everything connected with 1t had been
most satisfactorily done. / lke,n said he,
"thc way the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany do business. The fortunate holder of
the winning number sends his ticket to the
home Office and as soon as the mail can re.
turn check is received for the full amount.
There is no quibbling, no discounting, no
delays: Everything is done promptly and
squarcly. As to what to do with the money,
haven't yet exactly settled. guess Will
invest the money in real estate in the best
county in California-Napa-a enjoy the
fruits Of my good fortune.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01
Another Losige,Iay Fable.

From statistics gathered by promi-
nent life insurance company it appears
the occupation most conducive to lon
gevity Is that OF merchants. Next to
these In expectation Of life come farm
ers; then follow in succession doctors,
lawyers, cicrgymen, shop keepers and
hotel keepers. 1t may be mentioned that
among hotel and saloon keepers, brewers
and wholesale liquor dealers the deaths
from consumption, heart disease and
zymotic diseases are comparatively few,
while the rate for nervous diseases and
diseases Of the liver is extremely high.
Brokers follow hotel keepers as regards
average length of life, and then mechan-
ics.-Herald of Health.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01
Cornfers Tor tl,a r,aalenr.

"Are you feeling better this morning,
Uncle Henry?" Yes, Angie, DEAR
You'll soon be well now, won't you,
Uncle Henry" 81 don't know, dear; !
may never get up again; Uncle Henry is
very sick man." oh, yes, know; but
you'll soon get well. heard the doc
tors tell pa this morning that all the doc.
tors In America couldn't XIII as mean a
man as YOU" Uncle Henry rallies and
is well enough the next time the doctor
calls TO get his head under the sofa and
maui him till the police break into the
room. The diagnosis was correct.-Bur-
dette in Brooklyn Eagle.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

An ingenious English school boy, who
wanted an answer 10 an arlthmatical
problem, dropped into grocer's store
on his way to school and said he wanted
certain commodities at certain prices.
After exhausting his list, he said: Nov,
II | give you half sovereign, what
change shall get back?" The grocer
told him, wherenpon he thanked the
shopman and turned to go. "Wait for
the things" called the grocer; and bis
disgust can be imagined when the urchin
told him he was late for school, and, as
he hadn't learned his arithmetic lesson,
he had adopted that method Of getting
the problem worked for him. Exchange.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

A man who has practiced medicine for ~
years, ought TO know salt from sugar; read
what he says: TOLEDO, o., Jan, 10, 1881.
Messrs. T. j. Cheney & Co.--Gentlemen;-t
have been in the general practice OF medicine
for most 40 years, and would say that in ALI my
practice and experience have never seen prep
aratlou that could prescribe with as much
confidence OF success as I can Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by you, Have prescribed
II a great many times and It's effect Is wonder
full, aud would say in conclusion that have
vet TO find a case OF Catsrrh that II would not
cure, II they would take II according to direc-
tions Yours Truly, l.. l.. GORSUCH, MD.
Office, 2l5 Summit St.
We win give si00 for any case Of Catarrh that
can not be cured with Halls CataTrh Cure
Taken internally. r. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Props, Toledo, D. gsg- Sold by Druggists, Zoe
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01
NE owNsuP.

-. ,layi 0 wretched day,
sa . NJ ever should seel
l neb years have sneakad away
III ~ IA sliis changed but mel
VI M poWer, Wonld REMAND
Il ~ ~ ~ a gloom eondlsn,
~ 49, yoIl We rrept upon me anu ~
II am thirty'nlnei
ws,sf thirty-1Ve, ! could
Y ,s.ame fiippant gulse
Il 49, oFty years. J should
81 ,,sdoubtedly look Alse,
E,,y wears are said 10 bring
HI sslatsnFrs snpfFnhr,
s,Llyty-nine don mean thsng'
B Ia sith thiriy'hlne'
~ hsaIthy. huiking girls ana hosA
4 al,.t makes you grow 20 that!
nj .nrriYs yonF iustg noissi
vi v v, ,aagh and iounh Ia last
Tn Oh and HitlieFei, too
B i ~ my powers decline,
!, sons 6elisys this ran be true
4 If onr at thirty-hine
~. esar girl with velvet eyes
h / under shat you menii
n ,osgb az our KEEN BDSisties
d m ksyplpg sweet sixteen
Sag.is tOar dear love 10 Gafm my Rear
u Nes,eh sers 10 Fepine,
n ~ bat iesiing ~ the start,
n 10 slad i'm 'hlr'y'h'ne'
lttle children roar aud rare
tsbIihsiy a. yOu can,
u sv.etbsarl, lSt your ieudeT graos
n g,alt he Day and Man;
~ thsn ths~e factors, liii engage,
n nj ,absiy shall combine
H. asks both juvenile and sage
Il ~ ous ShO's thirty nine,
!. stsr ail. I'm fres 20 Say
q fhat Fioirr TO b.
Nssss8ing a 30 stand to-day
Tw,1t dsyil ard decp ssa:
~ th0aeh ny fare b. dark Hith care.
Al b aitA gnRanev shiHe,
- baply falls ant0 my SHARE,
u sass ! an ihlFiy'ntns.
\ n 5sssiag NEST Ia make good cheer
h Asi lord il ike king
- oaly onys ~ eAtsh shs ysai
h Tat daesHi mvsh = ghinE
Il bapgy aAyi y gracious day
p6.8gs tbss ia this sire
La. ks " ,nuruvs sn our say
ysaE. good thirty 'niae'
4 -Eagshn Field.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

Are not slow 10 understand that, in order TO
warrant their manufacturers in guaranteeing
them to benefit or cure, medicines must pos
sess more than ordinary merit an curative
properties. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery is the only blood medicine sold
through druggists, under a positive guaran-
tee that II Will benefit or cure or money paid
for 1t will be returned. In all blood, skin
and scalp diseases, and for all scrofulous affec-
tions, IL is a specific.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

Mrs. Henpcck- DO you notice, Mr..
n, that great majority Of the
newspapers are opposed to easy di-
yorce laws? Mr., Henpeck twearily)
Yes. / wonder how IL happens that
editors get svrh good es.--New
York Weekly.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

Whether on pleasure bent or business.
should take OH every trip n bottle OF
Syrup of Figs, ms itacts most pleasantly
aud effeclually OH the kidneys. liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
aud other forms of sickness. For sale
~ soc and $100 bottles by all leading
.lrnggisIR. 2
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

Faithfulness is necessary in all kinds of
work. Especially Is II necessary, in treating
Aliens Lung Balsam, and take st faithfully
according to directions, and It will cure a
cold every time and prevent fatal results.
Sold by all druggists, &c, Soc, and 81 per
hntflp
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

On account OF their inability to digest food,
will find most marvellous food and remedy
In Scotps Emulsion. Very palatable and
easily digested. DR.. s. w. Cohen, OF Waco,
Tex, says: II have used your emulsion in
infantIle wasting. 1t not only restores
wasted tissues, but gives strength and in.
creases the Appetite"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01
HEIR CENTENNIAL

iurgs W. Clark and Martha W.
d Vert were married in Singer.
\ II centre. n u. on Monday, April
n 1859 George kep, "the store"
#sv. owed not a cent in the world,
4 bad hundred dollars, besides
II railsay tickets. Ia his pocket
~ ,hey started on their wedding
6.Ny.
IIhsy bad planned months ago.
u their great. gsnndinthers had
Rrisdin the Revolutionary War.
n i bride and groom bore namcs
adsd down from that era. and
u well up Ia American history.
John Adams Clark, cousin TO
Wv w.. had iccn 'clerking Il IN
saa s,rvt Tor thrrW ycars. IIo
ngagr,i rooms ASA spccinl and
gsoua! favor Ia himself. the pro.
esor's iriend, be wrotel In tho
shambenu Hotel.
Hang cXpene'" George ". had
a'sa IN ordering quarters, "A
Hastpects 10 have but one bridal
y. and il is yet more certain TINT
thienninl comes but once IN "a hun.
~ yeafs
iuhh met them at the Forty.src.
i*lrret station with u enrringp,
on their arrival ON Tuesday morn
/ Y conveyance WAS n and rusty,
u sotse older and rnsticr, the driy.
qtiest and rusticst of all. The
iag and rocking over the stones
'ssir way to the hotel threaten.
'aid inlly Gporgc W., toshakc the
4 " ont 81 their teeth.
Ne has such spiritsl'' smiled the
ny bride But who could he dc.
I'D on such n day. and in such %
~ us like Fairy Land. And |
aoie upon a crowdl'
e repeated tho exclamation,
aqlng at the window OF the r~cp.
4 siuom MT the Rochnmbenu over,
pNag The gorgeous panorama be.
suppose we can sec as we'll here
1 anywhere else, can't WEI" she add.
4, Y naive Complncency.
an tlirnid all the front hotel
loSS are engaged" said John
A@s who had escorted her up,
,lns GEORGE W to settle with the
~. guess I'll go and see where
y looked aud felt uneasy. The
s@rgain be eonld make for the
.'aole trip and rack.o'.bones
pad brought them from the
avn was ten dollars.
r1teg W., his complexion like n
/ X XVI !. cabbage, was In loud dispute
Sle seedy cabman. A crowd Of
qug loaiers surrounded them;
s.osn0mbeau porters stood on
/ ~ Ups superciliously Disguised.
H.enan charged into the mob.
ks,.d hand, ms John Adams ap-
Tbo within vociierous "Move oni"
2lls,.u rlVer had demanded fifteen
Eys wv !, Ior the job. John Adams
I'M " u was "A violation of con.
NH Veorge W. asserted that he
AtIs Wrry "the thing" before a
/ N ~ court sooner than pny Il.
\ do sulult promised d sideshow not
/, ' .'' m the programme. The of.
'e impartially utallconeern-
|e,e ~ NM he ordered brutally.
Il dss.,.lle look sharpl There's no
InIa3 utlng anything today. Cen
nv Prices, you knowl,'
b. NV time" was when the Gle.
as carried the bridal couple
IeIe.Ias stories TO a stuhy,
|l DT"Sq r, room upon a court, dimiy
An ~ py one gas burner.
|ast rns nt' sirl' affirmed the porter.
w. cn ION y, We had lett. Wouldn't
sIsv. ll,is, but party called home
IN h !, pm. Half million peoplc'll !
b6t1 we streets o. NJ York to-
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

Millions OF Women use Dobbins' Electric
Soap daily, aud say It is the best and cheap
est. II they are right, you ought TO use It.
II wrong, one trial only viii show YOU. Buy
bar OF your grocer and try it next Monday.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

John Worth, of St. Louis, wants you to write
him for particulars free. Agents are coming
money selling the Missouri Steam Washer.
Sent on trial. Gives satisfaction everywhere.
Territory exclusive.