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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
rUr GLOOMY THEATRICAL NAN.

From The Boston Transcript .c.ose rs
SONGS sung In bohemia rarely ing se IL mint
borders but by good luTE ho S line. have long been
cherished catchwords In the lad OIL Ts"s s,s, r eled
has ben Wed INTO PT Tnn OF ,a merry eser LOAF:
Harrson. and thus fatally ana mann,lien hnss 3D.
as tic gentleman OF Nancy DC" '''
ventures inspired II, II runs
,r,r.s In the town that's called Dctroi''
In the ct S tic Of 1oc He Nth property box,
a gloomy theatrical man. ~
His o. T. heel quite worn OH
ana we. weary ,,,a ana far ~" give himself shake.
'' And erowl In a cultural ,lu Key. hold.
And n heavy and Juvenile man, ,,ro,.
am And tho boss OF a box-shcet pan
Then he wiped his Eyes on Green ' n"d ,cS '
W MI hc cursed the Fatc,. and the orei dates
20 spoke {, s,d him. IL ana 'Sc sI mimic show
"it tS Y M,,,r please lease, explain TO me-
7 win eat my vest # can digest
Iiow YOU OF once. can Dc BID
''' an %, a heavy and Juvenile nan, ,,,o
And c ,%n hSs pei Of any boxshcct Plan
Then he ran his hands through bis dusty n"'r'
And pulled down Il brunette Gu Gun nropcr,v box.
And there on the rocks WIN INC p'oP'''' '
lie told this story toash
a,Twas in the year Of 81,
waa Party on U' the I road With play that was mowed
| writ that play ana IL knoeh.u '"
II made 'em shrek and roar . r,,f
o., ~ 500 ,s ssrrclt n reef and came 10 grici
on The west Of the Michigan sho'c'
Each nigh, 1t raIncd or smowe sco OF o'0"'u'
Tbav,d saw: 1T is sad that the house Is oau
Ii,u wait till you come next year.
Al last we arrived at kankaRce,
All travel stained and sore. -, m lad
There our star got mad ana snooh u9 o"N'
For n fob in dryeooos stoie.
Aud then tho leading heavy man
Informed with = iro%n a,r
He WAS Going away the following DAY
with The circus then in town.
a Ard the Juvenile man and the pert soabreue
engaged as cook and walter, -,
And are doing well, In y small hotci
Near the KanNokee Theayterc.
Then only the comic ana me ,he f snnrt
rorS ,anut was drop Of blood TO lim'
For he loved that comedy part a hive.
We showed. ono night 4, n right eood mousse
Two dollars and nan. ,,. .uo,
When. BY my III iucK. IN tna i.'V Ionrh
q lie fell down dead OF broken heart
And fhe coroner, old ana SAGE, sage, ,od o,tock
Said what caused the crack was c"" "'"'"
or the Centre OF the etase. .,
n,svcd thst piay all by myself
For week In kankakc , uh,s ,-oner,v hoy
j walked 10 where BE-. GOOD
Ana I never say an actors goou'
And / always damn play Ill, ,,.
.uH ~" 7 SINGER and oroak. but Il single loRs
/ Have which j. TO say
90, 7 am \ star and manager bold
on Nd heavy and juvenile man.
.,a - comcdy pet. and pert souprsuc
And the boss OF a boxshe", y, su,ni Ir-Npr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
FATHER klLLEEN Il GLAD.
he READS THE DECISION TO HIS PEOPLE WHAT
He SAYS ABOUT IT.

HE SAYS ABOUT IT.
AZ Seton Hall the outcome Of the decision has cast
4 feeling of gloom the Who'll" place and none OF
the faculty o. the priests attached 10 tile seminary
viii speak the subject. 1t HIS been assorted -
Tho most charitable conclusion that the letter OF
Monslgnor Satolli 70 r;shop Wg-or was forgery
but there Is no evidence that this was thc case" TIL"
Rev. Thomas ~ Killrcn the rector Of Il. Mary
star Ct the soa Roman Catholic Church. at Bergen
Point Rayonne, read the decision Of Mon>isnor
sstoi on the charges preferred against Bishop "iggr'
bv Father Killecn from his pulpit during the services
Yesterday morning Father Kilccn told h's conGTe-
cation that the decision ped ont Tahensyi>hi.
lie said h. Ind received n notice Oh Tuesday from
Monsincr 5aolJi and had gone before him last f'dI
and had received the decision verbally. No Elare s"'
mon, Or notices would be given TO the Roman Catholic
mar, sh.oneiS In EayOnne In German. lic Hid NOME
lime before suggested to the Bishop that new pa'ish
should bo made 81 4. Thomns's thur,h but III"
cshop would not acrcc that II would be an English
speaking parish.
After the mas, Father KIllccn sail 70 rrrori"'
that the decision of MonslgnOr oaio cst1li'hrl 'ha
There should b" no German. or French Or I1Sh '"'h
ollie cburcl,e, I'm America, bui only the American
Catholic Church. 1.-The Mon,icnor laid down th'
normal principle said Father klecn, thai En2lsh
Is the language Of the Church as well nS OF IA" p"h
ties and Of The institutions of TIL, country y ter
man. speaking conero Giion NAV have I" II a'-sp'nN
Ing priest until It, members are a"ic 10 HP''h wv
Iaugu,,c OF the country. There Isn't "'r'h''
among the forty WHO attend 81. Henry i"r''" WV
voulGn't understand YOU in English III r'l'f'h'c v
- # Won owed him. The Mon'enor dec d"' 'ha'
,hcrc are hut Two pri.hcs IN Bayonnc. ANA b"'h are
Er,iii-,I easins rari-he.. Father Ahno Is p'rh'""
20 remain bG: H." must preach In English INV
made fight for The American principle that p'"r'
who come here must learn our language ana ways
and moi seek to found foreign churchrs ana com
uuuliic, which would dlsnt' graf" Tia people ana IN
Church. | made fight ~ reopen D. i"om"S ,
Church and for English sprahins Ia th" pulpit an"
bavc carried both points. Doesn't that look IL 'o's"
=" ~ 1ribnno reporter called yesterday at seton nnl
Ccllccr south Orance. y. j.. io see Il>nop 49, "
Tln il hon declined to grant an inicrvlr" IL VIZ
.nrrod u.Onda.ly that there l. COCA GROUND loI n'
.t,tar,.nt iEat Ei,nop W.g.cr Will no. toh'Mu' 10 "
,he Drdiunry Of the OF Newark long bnt that h'
me- transferred 20 western SOC "a 'pl"l"'u'
n a,t tilc II Bishop W.sgcr has bc,n si'n' SI'
49, and ~ .,,i,-r If p,toni,llncnt to his ri"nl', vi .
=, nj Il less t. account for H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06


Should be read daily BY all interested, changes may
Ieeis Tor foes countries be specially ad
desssd for dispatch Itch by ay rs and eSSSps wee
4 not sussesi being
the latest vessels available. ..,.a g.,,,,,, :, w,,
os MSSRAi 81 g > s1 'sI R''s fss's S:
Rag TESLA et for IondoS france Belgium
' ss ESsys
Traye southampton and B ns r s!s's 'Ss
appe%snsy for , %Sase sSa I fsssss
: o. a Iiassa From ~ ~, w.n,o.
per bs!I at spPsss;sy IS
wcrp Stters must be dres..d per KhynianaD; az
ois,d q % .pp 30 3; %
p. m Cape Hayt. St. Domingo and Turks Island
4 q asxes ns.s Be directed ss
.i " \ ss g. ;5,sas. pSs
be s'iiGIiRs France sw1srsns lsay
as. letters pats Europe %SsI Be- dl;sc So
1sr ESss Der at 10 ss .
and S Ssaaa ftsS' 'ss sDSa
ca pS Ss'' per- at i wa% y
mus. and D. r
A. III a. M supplementary II 80 a. M for Fortune
Island and jamaica per Adirondack letters Tor Jacmei
and AuxCayes must be directed per AdirondaeKl AZ
ii 80 Netherands drsct per
at II m. Scotland direct per $ Deyonia wa Sas'
for Grenada, Trinidad and 1obago, per s. s. Alps
SUNDAY-At - p m. for Costa Rica VIA lmon, per
s. s. Foxhall from New'Oreansi at $3.50 p m. for 81.
pierre Iqueon, per steamer, from Halifax g.
rraneseo, close hero daily. up to February 18Th ss
q 40 D. m Malls for the Hawaiian Islands per :. s.
Australia ltrom San ITanoiseo) close here daily up to
per 's ship San
Australia. New.zealand, Hawaiian FIJI and samoan
here daily up to FEBRUARY .25th; at $50 M Tor on
arrival AZ NewYork OF Etruria with British malls for
Australia Malls for china so. ana Jign S a vsSS a
20 .. M Mails for Newfoundland, BY rai to H.lax
and thence by steamer close at this once daily at 30
v steamer close this ONCE daily at 30 p Mails
for Cuba rail Tampa, Fla and thence by steamer
Sailing Mondays, Thursdays AM SatuidayN. close AZ
this ONCE daily at 80 a. m Mails for Mexico. over
land unless snccav addressed for dispatch By steamer
TransPaciac mails forwarded h. San Francisco daily
and the schedule OF closing arranged the presumption
Of their uninterrupted overland transit 70 San Francisco
Mails tho East arriving time at San Francisco
the OF sailing Of steamers are dpached heace the
day
Extra Suppl cmenfary Malls are opened the piers Of
the English French ana German steamers at the hour of
closing OF Supplementary Mails at the Postonicc which
remain open until Ten Minutes 81 the hour Of sail,
ina Of steamer. CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
Postoniee New.York, y. V. Feb 3. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
DIR. WILLIAM COOLIDGE STONE.


Lakewood. y. j.. Feb CspeclaD.-Dr william
Coolidge stone died suddenly few minutes before Z
o'clock This morning at "Woldcroti" his winter homo
here from angina pcctoris. Up - the lime OF his
denth lie was thought to be In excellent health but
a memorandum found among bis papers this after
noon showed that he had recently discovered that
his heart was affected and that h" Intended soon TO
undergo nm examination by an eminent specialist In
such diseases Dr. stone left tho Lakewood Hotel at
about lo o'clock last night after seeing n patient
there lie went to the Laurel inthe-Pincs and re-
man.d until Just before O'Clock. remnr!ing to the
night clerk that he very tired and requesting That
he be not called unless I'm OF pressing necessity
He then went 10 his home. few steps from the hotel
4 call on his private telephone soon after O'Clock
received the answer that h" was not at homc' IN
ouIly was then made nj the LnnrclD"aeIrnes. anu
nm atachc Of the hotel went TO his house. whore he
found DIR. stone lying PROSTATE ana unconscious
upon the floor of his private Office. The household
was aroused and Drs. Tracy, Hall ana iiatt were
ou,chlv summoned They rc,oricd - every known
expedicnt TO rcsiscltnte their patient nut he ded
without recovering consciousness. Dr. stone was born
in nroollyn on February 81 1857. He studied medi-
cine nj Bellevue Hospital and was vaedictorlan OF
his class lie also studied In Frclburg, "crmnhy
Vienna Paris and London. Returning to New'fori1
no proctlccd there In partnership with Dr. FOLK uh'
1897 when he came to Lakewood seeking relief TOT
bronchial affection. lie took up scncI'i p 'a,
here or late he had been WORKING anost rrht mai
upon several important cases ana T. u1us,r mo 70
ovvcrwor,, brought on the fatal attack ne was 10
have had n consultation to-day upon u of' III in n
with Dr. Pepper. Of PHILADELPHIA Who came M stnpe
MARRIED Miss Kate Nichols. OF fonkcrs N ,,n, ~
stone the physician 70 Mr pcope who vst
ana 10 IA ' a,rne The season Arrangements for the
t tmSc Nv vii, not be made until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
, rprs, WiTu e5o.ooc. ooo REPRESENTED

Piltsbrrg Feb. 5-Thc Tittsburg representatives. IN
fine great window.ea'S combination. formed IN NIL
Yankee last week. Lave returned. They say filly o3
nor cent Of the manufacturers ana jobbers are repr"
scnted in the combination. and those on the ou'>do 1t
Is believed will soon sc" the advantages offered anu ap
,,v for admission The cutting Of prices has been
s,on,od and q uniform lis, adopted, which. 1t Is
sa,d MT prlces 10 per cent higher. There will be no
moro cutting. as each member has deposited 800 for
each pot operated, which will lapse into the general
treasury whenever nanulacturer or loop.T, j. ~
,cct shading the regular rates. The captli repre-
ontod in t,e combination will exceed S500c0o 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
mn M'Glyxy LEcnRIXG IL WASHINGTON.

WathInston Feb. THE Rev. Or. Nculyhh i'''nr''
b.ror. = large a,scnb!ace here tonight AT me Ne"
..,i,,,i ,r,c,,ra on The p0lltlc, 0f The Lord
PRAYER Several congressman wer, among his hear
or. DR. McGlvnn avoided any pointed ri'f'h'' ~
hi, recent dirorrncc With the AUTHORIZES o' inv
church but reiterated his lslef in th' H5h' vi E"
minister of Christ Ia practise polite whcr' by ~
r,,bway ~ pursue In the attainment Of happin s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
n, rovrrp,s REPORT TO TIE SENATE.

,.o.,,,r,.n r., 5.-Copes Of Secretary Of inc
r.oosmr,. ros,cr.s report 10 the Senate under .ne
sherman resolution Of July last are In demand ime
n,s, part Of the report Will be delivered .o%oF nn
II Is one Of the mos, valuable statistical reports pun
.nca By the Government, and when coinp'c'.u ,.,or~
contain summary or outline OF the hihNils ni''..
O, the Government from us '9rhp n,',Gry Of tne
state and nd" National banking systems from 1907
Tupn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
D,ycrBOrSLY STABBED By Az ITALIAN.

Thomas Doan. seventeen years old. who hVeS al
40 a. IrIncc-st was standing In front oil NO ~
TrIncc-st last night, when hc was stabbed w '"'r'
ycrraro. an Italian. eighteen years Old, OF NO. -"o
Mottst He was cut for times. one wound III the
back Is four inches deep and i con'dcc' dangerous
NJ ST. Vncents Hospital. where the injured man WAS
taken The, assault was seen by Detective Carey,
md he locked Verraro up. The prisoner icfisc' 10
talk about The case and DOlan ASSERT tat he Knew
Of no cause for Nciriro nssninlng hhl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
THREE MORE DEATHS FROY TYPHCS.

Three deaths from typhus were reported yesterday
Bernard Finnican sxtYninc years old who had ved at
No 1lo Doweiy and taken 10 North Brother Island
fom Bellevue Hopi,, February J. suceumoed TO the
disease early yesterday morning. second victim was
lanes O,Nel for,ysy years old, who had been taken
rom Bellevue Hospital on January 81 Henry Munson'
wcnty..ix years old OF No 81 Bowey died last night At
North Brother Island from typhus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
THE RESERVOIR DOG SOLD.

"Hescryor" the little spltl dog who had all New
York civ keeping vigil while for many days AMI nights
he continued his gambos the ice n the Central fak
Reservoir has been sod by his etpors for 300 to an
cnts,prsInc dino museum manager. This amount was
mid Yesterday 10 Michael c. Duffy son OF cN-Aicrman
puny ard Thomas Ward who ct little personal risk
brought 'Reservo within the pale Of society
and restored normal tension weary community
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
, FIERCE STORN ~ SOrTH DAKOTA.

St. Paul. Feb. "a Pioneer Press" di'rat'h from
HURON : d. saws: Another heavy wind. accom-
panied by ligh, snow, 60" in from the northwest ms
morning soon developing into II storm as severe ~
r.a ~ last Tuesday. Eallroadln@ Is again iho'f"P'u
and telegraph communication impaired. II Is IL
degree below TO night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
SYDNEY sTIoTnER LOGAN.

sydney >tothcr Logan. who for many years has o'eh
connected with the prcs Of this city died yesterday morn
ing a: his home at No. IL West i""h''"'"s' '''
s had h.co &, onl, n few DAYS pneumonia being the
.nse Of his death He was a graduate OF Roanoke Col
,sro virginia. IIe was born a, Roanoke, December J.
eco Ills boiv was sent to his former home for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
MYSTERY or 4 TOrR YiSTED SCHOONER.

New BEDFORD Mass. Feb "a man driving INTO inc
city from Nonqutt at dusk THU c"cning saw ionr-
mAstcd schooner beating into the bav. and saw WHEAT
he Though, was smoke Issuing lrcm her. Us ne
reached the top of Hill H. saw DfiGli ha'h h'"-
inmate her decks. and he thought che was on IRE No
further particulars can b. learned 10 niShi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
II Il VANDERBILT Rents 4 CHICAGO HOME.

Chicago Feb civilian X. Vanderbilt II coming 20
CHICAGO ard he will bring his family Win NM lie
has completed arrangements Tor lease OF u"cn""s
II, Nichig,n.avc The lease runs for period OF SIX
,monihs from Nav l. IT II term rental OF Tl1,o0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

II is so Easy TO Contract Cold. which from ~
obstinacy may entail long siege Of discomforts Do
fore getting rid of IT, that the afflicted should resort
at once 10 that old established remedy Dr. D. Jaynes
Expectorant which will speedily remove oil Coughs
and Colds, and help you to avoid all complications
involving the Throat and Lungs. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
6peclal Notices.

A. by the Fiith Avenue Auction Rooms.
233 FIFTH AVENUE.
WM Is. NORMAN, AUCTIONEER
OK TUESDAY, FEBRUARY It'll,
AND 3 FOLLOWING DAYS
AT $50 T. ". EACH DAY.
THE ZOUROFF COLLECTION OF
ROYAL VIENNA PORCELAINS
(sccosnizcd 20 be the Finest in Europo)
AND THE WHOLE OF
MEsSRS. u. GROsSBAUM & SONS COLLECTION or
CERAMIC ART.
Removed from their showroom
pa FIFTH AVENUE, NEW-YORK.
Note.-The foregoing embrace notably Mcssrs. 0rass
baums superb Collection from their Dresden Gallery.
authorized Exhibition at the Worlds Fair but owing
the curtamcnt Of the space originally allotted them,
they have decided exhibiting and TO DISPOSE
OF THE COLLECTION AT AUCTION, they arc
giving up their business In America.
Use Brumn,cIrs Celebrated Cough Drops.
Considered OF the best remedies OH earth Tor all
throat troubles. Genuine have "A H. H." on each Drop
Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
NnrEn BROOD XARE DEAD.

Lexington KY. Feb. 5.-Thc noted brood mare. Laura
L. nine years old by Lopsfellow dam veScy, By Vexa.
ton /. dead a. the home Of her owner Captain w. II.
Nav this county. She WIS valued at 81. 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

Consumers will observe that pictures or gifts ae
given away with admiral" cigarettes prefer 10 give
them quality. Admiral" Is tramp cigarette. and
does belong TO trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
HER LIFE IN WASHINGTON.

HEX LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
wn,.- Feb. o ep.cialD.-Thc death Of Mrs
s.ss.." " whitney the wife Of President Clevcand's
dyr,. the Navy, brings sorrow to the large
soss, Warrington where she was recognized
'ea0er Of that Administration. While Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

When she was a Child she cried for Castorls,
When she became Mis-, she clung TO Cassofie.
When she had ehldrea. abe gsve them CesDfA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
THE CARDINALS LETTER.
SOME ARCHBISHOP SAID TO BE RESPON-
SITLE FOR IT'S PUBLICATION.

THE sLNsE OF THE ARcnfEPIscOlAL con
FERENCE IN REGARD TO AN APOSTOLIC
DELEGATION PROMPTLY MADE KNOWN
TO The ropE rY MGR sAToLLI-
ARCHBISHOP CoREICAX AND
THE DELAYED REPORT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
Relations Notices.

GLFE CLUB SINGS TONIGHT. Metropolitan mcct
inQs Shave and l5th-st.. {. IL. NATMAN, iesocr'
MONDAY meeting every day IL 10 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
Use BrumnlcIrs Celebrated Cough Drops.
Poafolice Notice


Considered one OF best remedies earth for al
throat troubles. Genuine have "A. H. b." on each drol
Sold everywhere.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-15
PrOceedin0s of District Court.

The April term of the District court
opened Monday morning at IL o'clock.
His Honor Judge Standpod seemed
fresh for the work and began his
docket IN manner which showed
the term would be business one from
the start.
Sheriff Woodin and deputies and
Clerk Patrie and deputies were at the
courts command and the entire
machinery started smoothly and with
out jar or friction.
Twenty-three attorneys were pres
ent at the opening of the term.
The docket was called and the
cases were arranged for trial or dis
posed of as best could be done at the
arst call.
An order was made for trial juries
to report Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock. Every day has been full of
business and the minutes of the court
show that much was passed upon and
disposed of each day.
His Honor will readily clean up his
docket by the latter part of next week,
unless the trial of some Of the cases
should be prolonged beyond the time
now allotted to them.
THE News in its next issue will
give brief synopsis of the disposl-
tion of the principal cases and such
as the public is interested in.
The docket at the opening showed
76 civil and 16 criminal cases, a num-
ber have been added and it will be
safe to say that at least 100 cases
will, in some manner, be satisfactorily
disposed of at this term.
The citizen attendance has been
smaller than usual at the regular
terms of our court, while the attend,
ance-Of attorneys is larger.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-15
Sabbath School Services

At NJ. L. Church, Sunday evening.
Mary Anson, presiding.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-15

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Assistant
Postmaster General Maxwell has fill
ed the following postoffices in Idaho j:
Mountain Home, Elmore county, j.
A. Partill, in place of L. A. Under
wood Oneida, Bingham county, v.
Cooper, in place of I. Jenkins St.
Charles, Bear Lake county, G. +.
Gardner, in place of f. NJ. Pugmire;
Waha, Nez Perces county, S. R. Riggs
in place of w, B. Cooper; Weiser,
Washington county, Minnie L. Hau-
thorn, in place of C. NJ. Hixon; Whit.
ney, Oneida county, A Chadwick, in
place of Albert Chadwick. The first
five named offices became vacant by
resignation, The postmaster at Whit.
ney had died,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-15
Desert Lands Notice OF Intention TO
Make PrO0f.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BlnckfOot, Idaho. April u. 1SN3.

I, Charles II. Wicks, of Blaokfoot, Bingham
County, Idaho, who, made desert land appica-
tiun No gA on the 2lst day of May. 1881. for
the SEh and the NEia Sw14 Section ss, Town
ship ? South. Range 30 East. H. NJ, hereby
give notice of my intention tn make final
proof TO establish my claim 20 the land above
described before Register and Receiver. at
Hlaoktoot, Idaho, on Saturday the 20th day OF
May, 1873, and that expect TO prove that said
land has been properly irrigated and reclaim
ed In the manner required by law, by two OF
the following witnesses
John A. Anderson, Adolph johnson, William
Goggane, Sisocro Goggans, all of bingham
County, Idaho. CHARLEs Ii. wICKs.
PERRY ], ANsoN,
Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-15
Take Eoar Time.

A rule for kissing, IN easy rhyme,
Is Not to hurry, but take your time"
For many a kiss has gone TO waste,
Spoiled by too impetuous haste,
When You flnd her lips, then kiss her then I;
Not ON the edge of her golden hair,
A kiss OF artistic merit should
Be placed to effect the greatest good.
The nervous tyro contrives 10 miss
The charm of q well directed kiss
But constant practice will serve your turn,
So keep ON kissing until you learn.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-15
Fans For Hatching

From choice breeding fowls, White
Plymouth Rocks and Black Minorcas,
at $500 per 13 or $500 for 26.
G. r. WHEELER,
Box 2l2,
ponstello Idaho