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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-28

Field and garden seeds now on sale
at Adams q NebIett's. j28drf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-28

Mrs. j. w. Lupton is reported very
sick indeed to-day.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-28

The jury of inquest in the case of
LAWYER, the tramp who was knocked
from the bridge and killed several
days ago, report that he came to his
death through no fault or negligence
Of any emplOYe Of the railroad.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-28

Northern seed potatoes at Adams
& Neblett's. j2Sdti
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-28

Smoked country sausage at Adams
d Neblett's. jan2S,dtf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-28

DIR. j. G. Steger came up from
Dover last night.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-28
SWANS DOWN FLOUR

continues to lead them all. Sales
of this Popular Flour larger than
ever before. If you have never
tried it,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-28

Three splendid show cases for sale
cheap. Apply to KincannOn.
jyldtf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-28

&C., 10c., 2jc. and 40c. counters at
Wood & Niser's. l2,1S,d,tf.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-28

Hog jowls at Adams & Neblett's.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-28

Empire nut coal is the best for cook
ing stoves. Try it. Ice & Coal Co.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-28

Buckwheat Flour, Cracked
Wheat, Dat Meal, Hominy,
Grits, Rice, Maccaroni, Canned
Goods, all kinds; Hay, Bran,
etc.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19

After an election in the academy !
mentioned To "A painter that Mr X had
al Iad been chosen to an associate
membership and that the honor had
been long a-coming
Yes. he answered. with smile
x is an unqualified sss now I"
suggested that it was carrying
professional jealousy rather far to give
him that term
''0h. you evidently don't under
stand" said he '.When man il
elected an associate they call him. for
brevity's sake. 10y the first syllable Of
that word That makes him an ASS
II is one Of the conditions Of member
ship that he shall furnish his portrait
To the aca lemy within a certain time
That is wiHii they call qualifying. and
until he qualities lie is an unqualified
asa Seef' Cor Brooklyn Eagle
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19

BODY Painting.

Body painting il the most individual
of all the notifications we are to con.
slider Each person in il exercises his
own personal caprice or fancy Il is
greatly esteemed To get material the
Huron Indian went twenty miles Tyler
says the Andainan ISLANDER plaSters
himself with hard and culnred clay as a
protection against mosquitoes and lieat
In most cases, painting IL supply Tor
display II often serves as sign OF
mourning In the 'woad' oi the
Brlton and the war paint" oi the la
dian the purpose il to strike terror
Mougeolls,S suggests an origin Ton tile
practice thai seems To W. quite reason
able Red is the colniunnest color used
in body painting, il was probably the
earliest
The man who returned from battle
covered with blood OF hostile man or
savage beast WAS a hero Such a one
might easily seek to constantly remind
his neighburS oi his success by replac.
ing the real blood stains by artificial
ones as the original wore away Hum
boldt says OF the OrinocoS thai no
paint was diShunor but also that il
was a chiefs attribute, and that tile
chleltaincy was the reward Ol bravery
HerudOtus says that "fEraclan chiefs
painted H. distinction And. when
i'll Rome THE victor assembled the Capt.
toline hill painted with lnrniuni. there
can be little doubt tlat he was simply
using "A very old symbol oi bloody
victory Popular Science Monthly
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19

You see. my friends. what immense
conclusions touching ON lives. our
fortunes AMI our sacred honor may be
reached by means Of very insignificant
premises This il eIninently true OF
manners and forms Of speech a move
ineilt or II phrTIsr often tells you al. you
want to know about person Thus.
tlOw's your lIealthT' commonly pro
nOrnced ''lIaalth''l instead OF How do
you dof or How are your OR call
ing your little dark entry a ''hall' and
your old. rickety one horse wagon a
''kerridge. Or telling n person who
has been trying to please you that lie
has given yon pretty good 'rqlhrisfahc
ton Or saying that you remember
OF such IA thing. or that you have been
'stOppIn' ut Deacon Somebody's and
other such expressions
One 81 my friends had little marble
statuette Of Cupid in tile parlur of his
country house bow. arrows. wings and
all complete visitor. indigenous Ia
the region, looking pensively AT tile
figure. asked tile lady 81 tile lIuusr II
that was statoo Of her Decreased III
!antf What n delicious. though some
what volunfinous. biography. social.
educational and aesthetic. is that briai
question: Oliver Wendell Holmes
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19

The local Inflammation from which
the TX emperor OF Brazil has been suf
terin2 was NOT actually gangranuus.
but threatened TO become 80 This
chronic malstdy Is uiIp that generally
Leads To death from SOME such accident
Queen Charlotte. that most prin and
exactiIg OF royal ladies On insignificant
and IrlSnme points OF etiquette. was
carried away al IA ripe old age by a
glIigreie arising from IA clumsily darned
stocking wounding her heel when she
was staying AT Bath Louis XVIII
died from n gangrens. foot. tlIt. direct
consequence Of its having bt.en btteu
by a Norfolk Howard, but indirectly
brought on by his not having walked
for years and continuing To indulge AS
when II young tIan. IN the pleasures oi
the table He used Ia hold his lpvees
and drawing rooms seated in a bath
CHAIR
Louis XIV who also played good
knife. and fork until his last illness. was
carried of by g,uIgrenous affection.
and ~ wis Henry VIII Charrui twice
before pulled Dom Pedro through dan
geruus illnesses When he wis attacked
with pneumonia he allowed me- food "a
the august patient and prevented waste
OF tissue by subcutauputls injections OF
caffeine The late empress oi brazil
had almost killed him 10y insisting on
feeding London Truth.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
lie Rents Rings.

ApropOs OF the increase in the price
of diamonds ma from New York has
a scheme calculated to help tht. ilnpe
eunlous young exquisite who wants Ia
get engaged hut who lacks rhe n,.ces
s;lry funds TO purchase suitable lila
mund pledge vi his affection Tins
scheme is nothing NOR. nor less than
to loan engagement rings for 80 much
per month
ITS just this. " said Mr. Solomon
that Is his name "a ynung man cant
afford To buy diamond ring Very
we'll he doesn't need to do 40 He
comes 10 me take his mote. and lend
him splendid diamond ring M "A resa
sonable rental He gives it to ms
hancee The marriage takes place. in
the course of time and III a few months
afterward the young man OWNS up and
takes back the ring. upon which hp
has been paying rent. and gives it to
me Risk oh none AT all | have
his note The humiliation that would
come from exposure should seek tile
assistance of the law prpcludes the. ptIS
sibility Ot his defaulting have nOi
lost ring yet, nor dollar Of rental.
The business has been paying one "
Chicago Post.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
THE ONLY ONE.

Tile Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul
iaiAat lhrml, line running solid
N,ef.nnIed Electric Lighted AID
,"Rm fitita train. hciwrrn Chicsea
'!Ilaanka Paul aud Minneapolis
The CHpga, Milwaukee Il st. PaEl
Railway i iaepnl, o.. RAINING Sold
Vcstihuled. Electric Lighted and
Steam Hate train between Chicago,
Council Bluff Hud Omaha
The berth reading lamp feature 10
the Pullman Sleeping Carr run on
these lines II paienfpr and rsunot be
used hy any, ofhe Railway Company.
II is the great improvement Of the
age. Try it and bp convinced.
For furthrr particulars apply to the
nearest coupon ticket aeeot, or 3D.
dress }. W CASEY. Trav passr Agent
No. 81 Stark St, Portland. Ore.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
The .Iudgment nf SANDMAN.

Little boys who are foolish enough
to steal pears that are unripe will do
well te avoid orchards that are under
the nagisterial Jurisdiction Of the West
London police court Probably by
this time George Webbing aud John
Sullivan have rued the day when they
trespassed On tile grounds OF Mr. Rich
ard Hyde. Hamlnersniitl solicitor
for the purpose Of robbing tile pruprie
tor Of his immature fruit. for. instead
Of ordering them 10 be- whipped. Mr
Partridge inflicted upon them the 81.
verer punishment Of requiring each Of
the Juvenile offenders to- eat tllai which
he had plucked Il hope they will
make your stOfnaclIs ache. observed
the magistrate, wliereup0n the boys de
molislIed the stolen pears with n self
abnegatioD that was positively heroic
Whether the result Justified tile exppri
ment time alone can show Mranwliilp
the lads have been reminded to the
worklIOnSe London Telegraph
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
An Expensive Diet.

Mrs Candy Oh, Titus. the baby ha.
swallowed llairpini
afr. Candy That's it. just ~ OK
pected. Now you'll want money TO
buy some more Its nolhing buf
money. money. money in this lIorS.
the whole blessed time I'll bet thai
baby has swallowed more than lifts
dollars worth Of hairpins III rhp lusi
three months. Now madam this
thing has got to stop right here piflIrI
that baby will quit eating lIairpns and
come down TO common grub like tile.
rest Of us or I'll know the reason why
you understand New York Epoch
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19

One OF the laSt instances of IN order
being made for hanging in chains il
thai Of chimney sweep. who in 1927
murdered IMAM OH tile highway OH the.
east side ni Brlgg The culprit was
tried by Mr. Justice Best at Lincoln nv
sizes Al this time what used to be
called tile new law courts were build
ing. 50 tine Dean and Chapter lent their
chapter house for the purpose Of an ~
,lzr cour: The trial llsted all day
The poor wrptclI's body never under
went the proposed indigrity The in
ha GantS of l3rigg took fright. thought
u lr,> been suggested. that the gibbCt
standing So near the highway would
terrly people and hinder them from
coming to market They petitiunpd
against the Judges order being carried
ont. and tile authorities, rpinittpd tile
horror STR HaTtslIorre believes. and
we have no doubt correctly. that the
last person hung in chains was man
named Look, who suffered for the muir
der OF Mr Paas This occurred ut
Leicester in 1894. the very year that
tue custom was put an end to by stat
ute. London Atheneun.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19

Imperial Rome sets nn example that
throws New York utterly INTO tli,
shnde One Of the earliest built aqnc
duets for that city was sixty three. niilr,
long In tile reign OF the Emperor
Nerva Rome was supplied by nine iii
ierent aqnr'lnctS. with 10 n30. Ot0 gal
Ions Of pure water daily Later tie
number Of aGnrInctS rose to twenty
four aud tue supply to nearly double
the quantity just mentioned II ia,
been calculated that im nn estimated
population Of l.00O,0D1 there were 3ly
gallons per head "I pIir. water daily
New York Evening Sun
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
TAEY MADE No NOISE.
Twelve Men Ea, Midnight supper in New

Twelve Men Fat a Midnight supper In New
York Without Speaking Word.
II was AT Browns chop house on
Thursday morning There were
dozen fellows seated nj the center
table The walters hustled about. set
ting before them BOTTLES OF bass and
Welsh rlrebirs, and golden bucks aud
cacy composed of anchovy toast and
pOached eggs Evidently they knew
their way about and were acquainted
with the slang OF after midnight up
town restaurants
The little tables around the room
were also occupied. but a quieter
crowd was never seen at that hour Of
the morning The party at the center
table sad never Il word. and the men
at the other tables simply watched
them. with vacant questioning smiles
I There war convention of deaf mutes
in town. and the dozen at the center
table We're some OF the delegates This
was explained by one of the walters
but il did not in rht. least lessen the. in
tereSt all tile other people had in watch
ing the rapid finger movements of the,
party The president. handsome
clean cut faced man OF thirty i've. with
Spectacles, got on his feet as soon as
the glasses were Tiled. and while they
were waiting Tor the patables lie held
his ioaining glass in the right hand.
and energerieally wagged the fingers of
his left His audience said Hear,
hear" and BULLY for you. old mani"
with their two fingers and thumb All
were smiling. and an eager. listening
beam was ia the eye of each
Hut. although the president finished
up with whit was no doubt very fun
ny story none Of the party laughed
Their smiles broadened to grins. their
tingers worked like lightning. but thee
was no sound Not even merry lin
gle Of the glasses or a rapping Of the
table THIS was what uade il so un
canny and kept all the other roiSterers
from eni ying one auotherS company
But it w;lS perfectly natural
There We're half dozen college men
present. and to them il was the most
curious thing they had ever struck.
To zee Twelve young fellows really en-
laying themselves without making a
heap ol noise 1t may be lesson to
them
II was the president of the deaf ard
dumb party who gave the orders to the.
waiter He spoke slowly and empha
s.zrl zach word as If he were. firing it at
tie bullspye al the end OF slIoOting
4,llrry The wniter halIoed back. and
rlie president sud Il don't hear None
ui Us hear but we read your lips
Plp;Ist. sppa.i slowly The waiter put
his mouth 10 tile presidents ear and
began To below still louder The pres
Ide,lt SMILED. and told the Joke TO thp
other FELLOWS with his left hand. al
which they all laughed by Tipping
their thumbs against the rwO first tin
gers but the waiter caught on at last
And the dumb and deaf party
had evidently very merry though
no:selC,Ss. evening Their fingers work
T ID oil many old cIieStnuts. no doubt,
and scraps of poetry. perhaps snutclles
Of song. yet nobody outside Of their
/ party WIS any rIie wiser.
+ Ia flIp last sentence there is a moral
Provincial euclrp parties who pool
their forfeits TO pay tile expenses Of a
theater and supper party in town
would do well to study it. New York
Advertiser
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
OLD aAunA


Black ~ the hiArkest OF her race,
Ill featured. too and yet
Her kindly vutee. her smiling fare,
never can iurgei.
When dreams enchani me-, and the eye
OF memory perceive
Bright visions ot the morn arise
To bless the sight AZ eve:
How few there are uf all the old
Home pirturt.S that appear.
Hut IA the foreground behold
Her inquire standing Ihsrel
She lOvr~i me well my infant heart
That gracious truth OWNED.
Ere vet her language could impart
such InrSnlng 20 my mind
Aiy yUuthtul loyS she shared with me.
Ny Youthful snrruws shared.
she Spsr'd me helrtarhe constantly
Herself she l.tver spared.
IfluliszI lo steep upon her knee.
SHE nnslLr,l while slept
And when laughed She laughed with mr
And when ! wept She wept-
Beset hS visionary harms.
Weary and sreking rest.
know nO choice twlxt mothers arms
And Maumas ebOn breast
What r7treti that her skin was rlugh
And ,iuSkS hrnwn of huei
For me this truth wirS quite enough
The heart w1l> warm and trua.
grew Il man. she nid and gray
Anu missed me frum her side;
Hat many "a tlay. and uft, they say
SHE rtiitrl INV name AMI cried
Ana WHEN she went. whnse years wer,.
spent
In seTvi: udp below.
Death fIOm Its shmher tenement
Released a SAUL nf snuw
Black a. the hlarkeSt nf her rare.
CnarS. featured. Iuo and yet
Ny Sptond mnther'S kindly fare
never ran flrset
'hitemarsh SeabrOok In Youths CompAn
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
Readily Distinguished

Lucy met sucll an entertaining
pttrsburRer at the Seashore
Jack How do you know liz wa-
from NY cityI
Lucy Well. he seemed 70 be qnite
iull Of natural gas. was irunical at
times and AT Others oily lad steel blue
eyes and CLASSY stare and coal black
hair Pittsburg Bulletin.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
pIphtherla from Cow. nrilk

DR.. E Klein. the bacteriologist OF
London. states that he insulated two
cows upon the shoulders with tile. diplI
theritic virus Tie iIIOculatiun w;uS fol
lowed by tire occurrence. ui vpslclt.S and
pustules upon their udders. and nl
!crobes were found ia their milk Two
calves were inoculated with tile. matter
taken from the vescleS and pIstu,.s.
and similar eruptions were produced
in them, followed by bronclIo pnpunn
mia and iatty kidneys such ~ occurred
in the cows Two cats fed with tile.
milk from the cows sickpntd with feline
diphtheria and this was followed by
an epidemic among tile cats kept ini
experimental purposes III the laboratory
Fourteen sickened with it. some OF
them dying. Dr J Lewis Smith IN
Babyhood
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
a story Is told h | LonisrilIe d q

a story stold In louisville Of man.
now poor and needy. WHO less than si1
years ago had 80 much money to sguan
der that he took champagne BATH
filling the rub to the brim with the
costly iiuid Two years later he did
not have dollar 10 bis naiae.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
Medicinal oualitls. of Strawberries.


All herbalists agree in pronOrIncing
strawberries ~ Wholesome and ipt.ue
fetal beyond ever other English fruit
Their smell is refreshing 10 tile spirits.
they abate fever aud ARE diurptic and
gently laxative Tile leaves may In.
used in gargles for quinsies aud sore
mouths The chemical constituents ul
the strawberry arr a peculiar volatile
aroma sugar niucilagp. pectiDe. citrlc
and nalic acids in equal parts. woody
fiber and water The fruir is nnci
laginous. somewhat tart and sstcchn
rine II is especially suitable ia IA
tiainnlatory and pnrrid fevers. and loI
catarrhal sore threats London Tit
Bits
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19

The men who empty drains and
gather DIAL are learning to do II ~ Il
highly clean. Intelligent way. using IN
plements that make tile work alIti,r,t
agreeable. and rendering then trade an
;inpnrnIt part Of rhe system by which
siR fertility pf tne. earth Is kept mp
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19

In the District Court 1T the Fifta Judichtl
i7trict IT the state 81 Idaho. To- and Tor IL
tlunty Of Bingham
Commercial Nat unnl Bank 81 Ogden. Utah.
"a corpuration,i Plaintiff,
y stuart Il, St8urt. ! KIrstL j stfi
Warner. Herv,y brpuie, JuueS KING. D.ttv
tctinn BROUGHT In the District Count % IL,
itth JuuiUisl DISTRICT VI thc stat - ,ua
d and Tor BingbHIu county. uu4i III. Con
,Hiut tilcd IN tue sand county al BiaafA i
q liic" ~ tie Cittk VI san District uutt
tVi :, stuart II X stuart - krtsi
'n~1 ph warner, tCrycy BTUJkc anu JHWr-
aug You are hereby required to app, az
~ action lrDnRht against you by above
tHined palnti'f Ia the u stiIct court ul the
fIth Juuiriai District OF the STATE Of Idaho.
- nH'i Tor tue county OF bngla ~. Uud
answer tie complaint Hlrd therein. within ton
'Hys exclusive OF the day OF sCrvicc.i after
hc service ON you ~ this summons. ~ sCTYcd
'unln this county, or h served ont of this
nHHty hut within tie district. then within
Arhty days. otherwise wItItn fUrty dnys o.
t"tEutHl ~ dttatIt VIII bC taken HHuinsl
'uii according 90 the prayer of said complain
The said action Il brought to obtain dc cree
~ TINS court for tie foreclosure - one cvr.
tan MOftKngc described IN the said complaint
sud executed by said II ~ Stuart ana Il X
etuatt MS wire. Uli the 1th duy Of january
~ 10 secure the payment of II certain sum
.! q tlcy now due pliiftiH from N. % stuart
ana X h stuart AMI amounting to " ~ II
ana reasonable attorneys fee: that the prCn,i.
scs conveyed by snid MUTtghEc may he suld
10 % 80 ~ anu interest nom date, uttuTuCy 4
icr und Tor costs Ui this ucti1n and snlr, an d
plhintu further prnys that the defendants r
> ktisi Joseph warmer, hcrvcy Brooke and
James King he required to SHOW 10 this court
the nature aud extent OF tho claims thcy may
nave % said property adverse 10 the plaintiff
aud thAt the mortgage Uf + j kciscI be clos.
"a " necessary, and for proper relief. nnd IN
case such proceeds arc not sufficient tO pay
the sdiiie, then to obtain an execution against
said u o. Stunrt and Il x stuart. for balance
remaining due, und also tant the said defend
ants and all persons claiming by. through or
uudcr them may be barred and iuieetostd Of
hl rigat. title, Cluilu lien. equity OF rCdemp.
ton aud interest In und % said mortu1t1 cd
premises. and for other and further RELIEF. ia
VIII more tuily appear by reference u III,
complaint OH iiic herein
And you are hereby notified that ~ ynu fail
70 appear aud ansfGr the snid compliant. M
above required. the piaintin will apply 90 the
court tor relief dcfnHndrC in said complaint
Given under NY hand aud the sui uf the.
District Court II tho Fft!i ind ebd
seal District ~ state ii leiHhp IN ana III
the county OF Bingham. fhia tst dny vi
September, 1871 NJ pATRIE. igtk
by Go y GtGoN. Deputy Clerk
smith smith. Attys Tor Plaintiff
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19

TfE1 80 Trsa ~ rsrtsd o. ttFr line ~ vsrs
ME WQ ~ rtpfilt and hfns rshty. IS ttmsa "
eHe AZ - sthrr 80, uutr uAd. sd IN tnslf
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ery rf a'.tnt tfnga ostfrrfai ufasf
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Information '"E TsgUE q 90, AtJtsiA AIM.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
Idaho Stage Go,

Use cheapest thr shortest and wust dhsu
utHtir between the North. titaf aHd
West ASA the te9luts aFI
arFyug Nail, Passengers am ,.kprrg,
IsMv' IaCkt1s,t batiy a. a. q, TOT the 10
l. q Nurr Ntuss liuu@f4r. Cani.s iansnaA
ihyt"u tuHi"r city, EtIiB ana las iinrss.
ass Hstt- are CArrirti he ntst GLASS ruachfts
ItNtt ~ CHrnful gud utuftia ncstsi dfiTeFt
aitaF tlris' - the tirr are unanfrasttf
N"e"Hl'3udntuN uEruts Who So tFaay EtA
~ a. ttniah patrons visa tuil ih.prfnAtca
r'Huutiu& towns, mines ana surrounding roGt
'fS fur 'uFtA"r Information apply tn
FWisD NoHLEH Agent atBiaCktoot. Iasss
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19

qc''f arrrtf 's rsNs o. Jaha q
ga,,d'siu. ~. s.tti ttt.a header
yru Nt1f url rfsky ~ rnsh trt ~ rat
teagh yitn utitktt h#w fusrru rsrt ~ e.
ftt ttay ~ nv sam. nd t.sts =. 700 e.
90 Hstb -tA,s. ail rsts. ~ ~ PER- ~
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19
OGDEN
SUMMONS

In the District Court IT the Fifta judicial
strict vt the state ~ Idaho. To- and for IL
'Junty Of Bingham
Commercial Nat Unnl Bank of Ogden. Utah
"a corporation, PlHiDtiH