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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24
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IN the autumn Of 1861. while Com
pany G, Twenth-eighth Pennsylvania
Volunteer Infantry, were doing picket
duty along the Potomac near Nolan
Perry. Nd. German Of that company
named Kaufman, was put on q post
on tow-path. with instructions 10
keep his eyes upon the river in order
to detect any boat in crossing the
river from the opposite side. Kauff
man espied a log with q dead branch
Standing up from it, the log floating
eisurelv down with the current On
he TOP Of the branch was seated
mall white owl. II looked weird
.nOugh in the bright moonlight TO
kaufman. and he Immediately chal-
euged. Who goes dere.r Back came
he answer from the owl, WHO'D.
vhoo.7 Yes. dot Is vat / say. who.H
No reply from the owl Kaufman i'm
nediately fired his rife al il, and the
owl few straight at him with its pecu-
lar CRY, WHO'D, to-whOO. The Dutch
man dropped his rifle and with
q screech, ran TO the reserve post,
with the owl following close
over his head. took him avay.
took him away" The reserve ran out
70 see what the noise was, asking Kauff-
man what the trouble was. We'll,
poys, shoot at ghost und he run
right at me. and he nearly catch me 81
About this time one Of the reserves had
caught the owl that few into the bough
house the boys had built for shelter.
He brought it out and asked the Dutch
man if that was his ghost. Says Kauff-
man, You dink was some tam fools?
You dink / toant know a ghost ven
sees him from some bird?r After
wards when any of the boys would hear
an owl boot, they would call Kauff-
man an say, Run, Dutch. there is an
other one Of your ghosts" Sometimes
when Kaufman was bOasting of his
bravery, some one Of his company
would take all the wind out OF his
sails by asking him if he had seen a
ghost lately.-L. Blundin in the Vol
1nteer.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

Some Of the most charming examples
of colonial architecture survive In the
old homesteads Of Annapolis. Nd. and
IN like homesteBds throughout Anne
Arundel County. The show place of
the Eastern Shore was for many years
old Westover, near Princess Anne.
Somerset County, where there was a
great ballroom, much used in the fox
hunting days Of the Wilson's ancestors
Of the late United States Senator. f.
+. Wilson. Princess Anne itself has
several interesting houses. including an
enormous, rambling old dwelling, built
by that Eastern Shore man who caused
Princess Anne to be made a port of en-
try, in order that he might the more
conveniently import from Europe the
furniture for his new mansion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

A woman 20 whom the ordinary.
dust-collecting woodworking car.
pet was an abomination. and who
could not afford 20 have ali her
rooms rehoored in hard woods.
adopted this expedirnt for the seldom
used ones She selected az 4 paper.
hangers heavy wallpaper, dark IN
color and conventional IN design.
She laid the floor FIRST with brown
paper. Then She put down the wall.
paper by FIRST coating IL with paste
and smoothing II down. When the
floor was all papored she sized ana
vanished II with dark glue and com.
mon yarnish. which deepenod the
color When it was dry she scat.
tered few rugs about, and her paper
carpets have lasted for years.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24


Sweet grasses elOths the valley where they
OF hat dark tine, Nature has Bsught to
Ike tender flowers nod where breathsd their
4 tboasaud soldiers in the bloody past
Yea would not dream that once this tran
Rad fer tie burning hail Of riae shot;
Or heard the screaming Of tbs deadly shell
OF the wild triumph Of the Retel yell
Hark. L not that the marshaIling Of meE ;
Does not q war-liks bugle wake the glen'
i Eos the trsmpling q ten thousand feet
Heard keeping Rhythm 10 the drummsr's
beats
No rot an infant in is mothers arms
Breatbes freer than this scene from war
ne record OF thar awful day is wit
In human hearts Here Is no trace Of IL
tshould be haunted. Phantom host should
and eioud with battissmoke the smiling
The dash Of meeting bayOnets We should
and booming cannon shock the listening
ear.
We stand IN awe and list with hated breath
To catch some echo Of their tragic death
L does not seem that time could hanish
quite
The pain, the horror, or the dread alright.
But earth is rot in sympathy with var;
How speedily she covers every scar
< not the screen she wares Ger graves for
a mute denial Of the battle foaghtz
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

Dr.. Thomas Musgrove. now dentist
Of Philadelphia, is an ex-confederate
with an excellent reputation as a sol
der, but he made a narrow escape
from an ignOminious death during the
war and he owed his life to the great
and tender heart of Abraham Lincoln.
The young man seized a favora bic OBJ
pOrtunity 20 slip through the lines and
visit his parents in northern Delaware.
He was recognized, however, while
within the union lines. seized and held
as a spy. He,was innocent of any evil
intent in visiting the North and infu-
entail friends presented his case 70 the
President. Their story was convincing
and Mr.. Lincoln saying: Its a pity a
poor fellow can't come to see his
mother" assured the intercessors Of
young Musgroye's safety.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

There are many places in ireland to
which are attached legends wherein
his Satanic majesty figures. The
Devils Capt DEVILS Bowl and manv
others might be mentioned. A bright
story Of Irish wit is told in this con.
nection by an exchange.
One day an English tourist was be.
ing shown the sights by guide. The
Gap and the Bowl had been yis.
tied: and the tourist remarked.
What an amount of land the Devil
possesses in Ireland! He must be- an
important parsonage in your conn.
try"
''Wisha. then" said the puide
prompt y, Kan yer honor's right; but.
like the rest iv the landlords. he's ~
absentee" on
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24
The Soldiers. Friend.

The number Of pension claims that
Gen. Butler put through without fees
no man can tell, for il the claim was
one that he regarded as warranted and
the claimant was poor, he never re-
fused to take it in hand. During the
latter years of his life especially. he
delighted in doing good in this wav.
and he seemed to enjoy his good work
SO much that one felt tempted to aues-
ton whether his motive was not after
all selfish one.
A Grand Army button was the '.open
sesame" 20 his heart. In the Old United
States Court Building in Boston about
FIVE years ago he was engaged in cross
examining the witnesses in a very i'm
portant distillery case. His cross-exau.
nations were always a terror to wit
nesses on the stand. He had examined
a half-doZen Of them with unusual sew
Gritty, walking up and down before his
lawyers table as he did so with even
more theatric effect than was his wont.
A new witness was called. An old
man hobbled to the chair. The right
sleeve of his coat was empty and
pinned up to the lapel, in which was
the little bronze Grand Army button.
Gen. Butler's eye caught sight of Il.
His manner changed at once.
Where did you serve, comrade?''
ne asked in kindly way.
Il went out with the Eighth Massa-
chusetts when you led us down through
Baltimore, General" the old fellow
answered in a shaky voice. ''and /
served right through until / lost the
arm at Fort Pike
The following day the applicant re-
ceived several thousand dollars for the
loss Of his arm, and a stated amount
each month during. his nat,,r..l ~.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

lie was airt. and male air,
never gets a kick amiss Tho harder
sou hit him the better
lie asked the girl TO marry him.
NO, she said. promptly and firmly.
ne then became theatrical.
- on have crushed my life at one
blow, he murmured harshly.
- fancy not, she responded.
"Ah but you do not know" he in
sisted You have killed me killed
me!'
We'll. u have she remarked.
coolly, you must be a cat; for know
seven other girls who have done the
same thing and you are not dead vet
You've got one more chance.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

The night schools OF the Cooper
Union New York, are all free, and are
divided into two sections. the scientific
and the art The studies pursued in
the former are algebra, geometry nat
ural philosophy, astronomy chemistry.
geology from October to january. de
scriptive geometry. electrical measur-
ing from January 10 APRIL. analitfcal
geometry. elementary mechanics. trig-
OnOmetrv differential ana integral
calculus, applied mechanics, analytical
chemistry and mechanical drawing.
They are divided into a curriculum Of
i've years. ANY student NAV attend
for as long or as short a time as he
pleases, though il he Is absent three
times without satisfactory excuses he
forfeits tuition in the school The art
sections studies are rudimentary draw
ing, decorative designing, form draw
ing. architectural drawing. modelling
in clay and prospective drawing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

IL terror 10 q mic NsyAgeFE scarcely iess &c "A
colnEo az tAe ReFtiA ~ IRE oeer tA4a EAe alasoss
csFtAihty ~ sesEickneks. The beat ezra i've AZ
nal De IeF - Hostetter'k Stomach hittsfK
which settles tAe Htenach at o1cs aad proven ~
lis elataEranea 10 AZ travellers and scuststa
whstEer ~ sea or iara. d preserts : hapr,
medium tetNeen tAe nausepuk Or lasaecfasi
resources ~ ths MediNihF eksSt And az
prohiemAiiezi tssnsnts aeriFanle fruH a. -
Inediealad alcuholle stilAliznt, ne matter 49,
p1rs Ths sGFFinK 81 . railroad ear sgt3n DE
d1rea Htomaehie tisoFeera aktn % shat eslsss
~ fks FelilEK 81 skip fpf thlA The tltt9ga "A
a pr0mRa ana 1ertain FeUeay TIC Ese n a
bFaekisk Wstef, particularly en ilhg voyages
Ia he TROPICS t&sfit4hly kfseas di0ofaefs ~
ne stomach Aad eawsH HsttstteFn : tls1 atk
bltlsFs allKa1 sith impure water uuiiln3a ia
impuratisA Similarly it cuunteraeta nlElsFisl
AnA o1ksF pFsi.dieiai iEnDsEses q eilE4ts a.
nimoapaefe a. vel a. he sasEis 81 eHpas Ia
Ana fatigue. Tee y feF kaaGey eompaalLta
Fke1Enatlam ana aekililg-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

The time-worn million stamps lie
still survives, ard is likely to prove i'm.
mortal. People all over the countrv
are trying to accumulate j, ZOO. 900 can
celed postage stamps in the belief that
a standing offer is made by the gov
eminent or by somebody of a big prize
for such collection. Some think
that $4,000 is the sum guaranteed,
weile others imagine that the reward
IS the endowment Of permanent he'd
IN a hospital. The popular notion on
this subject being somewhat underlined
letters asking about IL are constantI,,
received at the Postoffice Department
Washington. But no denials serve ~
destroy the widespread faith In this
strange chimera. ''''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24
The Golden I,ose,

The golden rose gwen by the pope
once year has a stem Of solid gold
more than a yard long, while the
blossom is IN mosaic, with engraved
on II the name Of the reigning pontiH.
and the titles Of the royal REGIMENT,
the golden leaves Of the flower are
studded with diamond dust to slmu.
late morning dew. and the price Of
the bauble Il as much 80 fs0l FOR ~
manufacture alone. It being always
made AZ one special shop, close IA
IT. Peter az Rome.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24
a AIidshipman's wit.

On board man-of-war bound home
from China was young midshipman
named Jones. He was favorite with
the officers and had in him the talent
for the making of fine officer. The
nidshipmen on board stood their watch
forward, and every hour it was their
duty to come aft and write M the
weather columns of the ships log
showing the readings of the barometer.
thermometer, and TO heave the chip
log for her speed.
The Captain, in company with the
officer of the deck, was walking the
weather side of the poop deck convers-
ing when Midshipman Jones came aft
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

The suggested use Of honino
pigeons on men-of-war calls to mind
the use made Of the birds first cousin
by the captain Of the ark in the time
OF the great freshet With this new
use of the bird. however, its reputa.
ton as the emblem of peace viii
suffer. With ship seven or eight
hundred miles at sea there is good
reason to doubt the ability Of a
pigeon to make the journey without
getting lost
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

The California habit Of claiming a
fortune consisting Of realty in the
heart OF New York city seems to be
both deeply rooted and infectious. At
hrst the fortune was only modest
$6O,OOO.OOO but in two weeks It has
grown to 100000, 600 If the heirs
can only wait few days more It will
surely be round billion and worth
striving for.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

IL blood tells anything, the striking
resemblance Of the duke Of Veragua
to the Jovian or Florence Columbus
lends considerable confirmation to
the claim that the Oldest Of the known
portraits, and known to have been
painted at least in the generation of
Columbus, is the most probably truth
ful, although it was not from life. az
none Of the portraits were.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

BIBLES, pocketbooils and many
other Of the like have all been the
means of saving peoples lives from
bullet wounds, but probably the first
time for a package Of gum TO act in
that role, occurred at Carey, Idaho.
one day recently, where the life Of
Dave Evans was saved by a package
OF gum. the bullet lodging IN the
package.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

A FARMER near san Berrardino
was bitten BIZ rattle snake, and ap-
piled, 50 il is said. the usual remedy.
That was six weeks ago, ard no
harm appeared 70 have been done.
Now the farmer has taken 70 having
ats when he sees a snake Six weeks
steady application Of the remedy has
evidently been too much for him.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

A xAS turned up az the Harlem
station. Mount Vernon. y T., the
other dag bearing a Harlem railway
ticket dated 1860. and emitting him
TO ride from One Hundred and Tween
ty-sixth street 70 Fordham. He
could easily have sold il al the
station for a good many times rs
original cost
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

The monks ofthe middle ages divided
the kisses into fifteen distinct aud sep
srate orders-tirst, the decorous. or
modest kiss; second. the diplomatic. or
kiss Of policy; third the spying kiss, 10
ascertain II a woman has drank wine:
fourth, the slave kiss; fifth, the kiss in.
famous. church penance; sixth. the
slipper kiss, practited toward tyrants;
seventh, the judicial kiss; eighth. the
feudal kiss; ninth, the religious kiss,
kissing the cross; tenth. the academic
kiss. on Joining Z solemn brotherhood;
eleventh, the hand kiss: twelfth. the
Judas kiss; thirteenth, the medical kiss,
for the purpose Of healing some sick.
ness: fourteenth, the kiss Of etiquette:
fifteenth, the kiss Of love, the only real
kiss.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

The papers which FASTENED 20 give
the world an estimate q ez-President
Gonzales o. Mexico upon TIE an
nouncement Of his death. xii Be
pleased TO learn he isn't dead nor
likely 70 be for some time
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

NARD McALLIsTEE wants foreign
mission He might 90 vel in africa
teaching manners 70 the moakeTs.
whose conversational pOEers are b.
ing developed under the coaching d
Professor GARNER
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

TIE man Who 5 -too werl knoEn
10 require any Introduction 10 the
public appears TO be quite numerous
Of late Fortunately in every case
the great public Is too vel known 20
require any Introduction 70 him
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

The attorneys who labor under the
impression that legal charge of fifty
per cent or an illegal charge of ninety
nine per cent OF a big estate in the
fashion of the Jessup fortune, is custo-
mary among attorneys may be sincere
IN their belief, but they are mistaken
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

HIS country has shOwered honor
and banQuets upon the duke Of Vera
giIa- whose remarkable achievement
Of having descended from C0lun bus
makes him famous Il Is not too
much 70 SAP that the worthy
dukes prospects Of carrying q case Of
dyspepsia back to Spain could not he
brighter.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

Fraternai Greetings 20 FRET Won Brunn.
Professor Won Brunn the distin.
guished Archaeological Of Munich. ceie-
brated recently the fiftleth anniversary
Of the day on which the eegrce Of Pm.
u. was conferred on him. and several
harvard professors sent hun q. conRrat-
ulatory eablegram on tho occasion.
The message was in Latin and con-
tanned references 70 "salutem plenls
poculis, which indicates that tho
learned professors health was drunk
without hceltapsr by his friends in
Cambridge among whom there are sew
cral skilled IN the pleading academic
art Of draining full gooleis.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

II Vas nip and taeZ between tss
baggagesmzshers and The Zrlu szT-
ages Al Chicago. but q course ire
latter got onis The tnes They we're
out-el4ssed
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

BURGLARS broke into the house O.
the Bradley-8Isrttns Il New YorE ard
stole most Of the bric-s-brsc. IEsre
+. however. something for which "a
be grateful They left the hypken-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

TEE old Liberty ben made q noise
in the world once upon a time, but
now il has no cause 70 do anything
but take its Otium cum dig Wher-
ever It goes the people make the
air resound with glad aeclamatioas
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

The NoufhN GemfhEseH p0liishes thts
Neek an Extra Wora FnlF Eamlsr - -
page, Wlth q ifastrntitss asa = e9yer Ia
tea coAGFs
Tha b The largest sad most statcFAts
numter that has eFes teen psitaiskf3 ~
Iks ComfaE3oa daFiNE ne sixEy seven
years % ltH history Watcher yun g ~ the
Pair o. stay e. hems YEA skgnA have gka
number. u WiA te seas FnsK 30 any sew
subscriber received iu Nay uiEh 81 rs Ter .
years satecrapgian Il enn aha 10 otfaln@d
% nrgv aealsrs, o. by srrains TKa cEsra 10
Tbs NoE4Hs EuMrAsssN EosE0g Mas
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

DIRECTION is being raised BIZ ladies'
against such street car conductors a.
chew tobacco. II the conductors will
now complain Of the passengers who
chew gum ostentatiousiy. and each
nuisance shall succeed in abating the
other, the portion Of the public that
holds It's collective Jaw between
meals viii Be glad
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

SINCE it has been announced that
there are I,090,00J square miles Of
Canada yet uneZplored, the feeling
In favor Of annexation in this country
has been growing That patch Of
Land is just about the right size for a
reservation for our cranks, and lies
mostly in a latitude where the eli
mate would assist them to keep cool
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

To the frst p~Fson ssnaing - Sofsis made
fro1n the lstters epnIAinea IN the words
'Celerg kins ws wia give = trip tlekes 70
he Korias Pair ard 49, Ia cash. To the
s7tk pers0n seading fhs sans nunatef q
words, We vii give q tFiF ttekes ana - In
sAsh 10 the ilgth rsFson Ne VII give a
Trip tlekst b The WoFld Fair. Write year
naine on hat 81 words humheEed, hHd la
rlosa the sane With - ceats, ard Ne eil
mail yea = PackaEs 81 The great hxft~l
Remedy, Celery kinE . cure cure Tor ~
diseases - The Nerves. stsmseh, Liver aGd
EidnSVn AddFess
HERBAL REMEDY co IL ROY, 4.
An hgsesr uaaa i ~ zgasest sfpra -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

as nothing elae can DysFsrets. fndt~rtkm.
Biliousneza. al brunrhiai. Thfuat, ana Lang
Anoctlpnzi eTsry f1rm q Ecrosula. even
Iunsamrttan tur lnnEtcrufulai n - eaS.
Der staEeS; and the riost stnhharn SKIN
and scalp Diseases, are ccmpAa.siy caru4
b. r.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

SOME mobs hang people, to the
great scandal of the law. Other
mobs merely attend weddings 10
which they have not been hidden and
act like a mob Of petticoated rowdies
contemplation Of either variety fails to
thrill the American heart with pride.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

Miss Leftover You are a woman.
hater, hear.
BIT: siimpurse-That Is a mistake. /
merely cannot afford 10 marry.
wife?
Mr. slimpurse oh, yes. ] could sun.
a wife easy enough, but haven't hi.
come enough TO support the two or
three other women she would need 10
wait on her. =
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

:, Miss Mary Anderson, now Mime. de
navarro, lives in absolute privacy In a
sIlall house near Tunbridge Wells
ahe spends her time studying Spanish
under her husbands tuition,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

LAns's Medicine Moves ths Howsls E4sh
DaF. Ia order 10 - healthy fhis 4 neoee-
aAFy. Cures eohstipstiol. headaehe. kiduey
and liver troubles ana res alates TIE aloa-
Ach Aha eoWela
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

&c, 7; TAo ''F' q ~ TO sT'' q 'A' 'hoa.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24


~ P.sftrx Oosssa sfsasaai
Discovery pgriaa siss tiaosi.
BY tha nrans Il rra hrs,
tuthh Up, and iaTixaFataa
every Part a tAs system
Fog every Blood .aial aa1
-dn1r,lrF ard fF every DIS
csc tkst ecnsfa frufn a. iaae.
tive liver - irnFHre tiaEal, tk
= H. tGiy rs ~ g. are
snd sifrs eve thas il asn -
gaasuntfgd
Il 4 fails e herat a. ere.
yuu kaFf year anney hark
Tbrae aa5zsrs are ruanV.
Theyrt aiaerrnt in ferrn lbs
they're hkn - trafnsnt
knese % the iarp iiFwr inta
ksaiikfsl artiaa. thurus gkiy
purify sEa esrieh ihs blesi,
and tkeren 4 positive cure.
H. 90 tfisrr5 FrTr a. a.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

.. -. las : iaH O eaiy ~ inels. :
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

M Talsiias Fisli.tl - : i'o.a ae'as
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

~ onos Go 90 year tfREsiss today AM sea
a hanpls bottle Tree Large toglss % esma
"a a. -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

One eye o. the master sees more than
four syes Of his servants.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24
FREE TRIP TO CHICAGO.

It's the trontles q iemerroW that nAks
peoptu heavy lAdea to-day
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

knowledge wv "
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-24

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-31
FOR ALDERMAN,

THE NRws ia authorized to announce W.
Hawkins a. Il candidate for reelection as Al
action.
THE NRws is authorized to ann ounce Mai. A.
Symes as candidate for alderman from the
second ward at the Aplil election
THE NEws Ia auth rized 10 announce Mr.. p.
g. Kirkpatrick a. cani1eate for alderman
kom the tn I'd ward at the April election.
THE NEwsis authorized to announce Maj, Il
9. Tbbs ne q can didate for alderman from the
Grst ward al the April election.
TIE News is authorized to announce l.. f.
" oudwsrd as candidatA for alderman from
the third ward at the April election.
The NEWS Is Autho lied 10 announce j. r.
Bril- kerhrd As candidate for re- lection as
all erman from the Third ward AT the April
election.
THE NEWS is suthcr zed to announce Mai or
John + Herbert az Il candidate for aderH AN
from the + If h ward at The April election
THE News is authorized to an unce J. f.
Uia der n a c tndi ate for al ierman from the
second ward at the april election,