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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

season this summer.
BoRS-June 9Th, to the wife Of John
Hutchinson, Of West Side a son.
Mrs. Reynolds, of Ada county, was
committed to the Asylum Thursday.
Canyon county Democrats will hold
a convention 18th of July
Fourteen yards Navy Blue Calico,
only sl.OO, at Bunting's.
Special Sunday dinners are prepared
every SundAy at the Blackfoot hotel.
Harrison, North Idaho, caught q
Democratic postmaster in 4. p. Harris,
this week.
John S. Watson's family has moved
TO town from the ranch to get school
advantages for the little ones.
Mrs. Mitchell, state president Of
w. G. I. u, will speak at the Rose
school, Wednesday evening, june %.
ST. Anthony will celebrate the Fourth.
IL announces for orators Governor
Mcconnell, Judge Clagett and Hon.
j. II. Hawley.
Chadron, little town in Nebraska,
was badly wrecked by wind storm
this week. Idaho is free from dam
aging wind storms.
a lipe rain 10 the section between
Basalt and Idaho Falls was reported
Tuesday evening.
Pocatello organized a Democratic
club last Saturday evening with j. NJ.
Bennett, president; C. b. Wheeler,
vice president, and p. +. Keeler, secy.
The activity Of commercial tourists
and their eagerness TO take orders in
dicate a revival OF business In the
coming fall and winter.
Pocatello freight yards have been
as busy for two weeks and more as
wharves IN New Orleans IN the middle
- fba ,.,.ft,,,, a..a,r
Only sl.25 mems working shoes
nd better ones for 81. 80, worth az. 90
O. Bunting & 10.
The agitator is still putting in his
work among the miners in the C9ur.
d'Alene district, and a noticeable un.
rest is reported among the miners.
DIR. A. G. Behle has hung out neat
little sign in front OF the Pioneer drug
store, where he may be found day or
night.
President Cleveland has returned
TO Washington from his brief cruise
on the Chesapeake, much improved in
health.
Safe robbers blew open John Cor.
mans safe at Idaho City, last Satur.
day night and distracted about $500.
The robbery was a very bold one, as
parties were up all night in building
near by.
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Rev. David Galway, Of Baffalo, New
York, has been appointed TO the pas.
torate Of the Episcopal Church at Po.
catello, made vacan. by the death Of
Rev. Mr. Morse.
Hon. Frank W. Bcane was inform.
ed Friday morning of the establish.
ment Of the following new post offices;
Downey, Bannock county, Maria A.
Hyde, postmistrcss; Savilla, Fremont
county, S. $. Sadrous, postmaster;
Gordon, Shoshone county, II. Il. f.
Gordon, postmaster.
This inscription appears in a Wis.
consin cemetery, over the grave Of a
woman, written by her husband
"Tears cannot restore thee, therefore
| weep"
Chicago-Judge Payne today re-
fused continuance in the case OF
the assassin Prendergast and tomor.
row will set a date for the insanity |
trial. The attorneys on both sides
had asked continuance until Nov. 12. |
Dobbs Ferry, n. Y.-The foundation
stone of the monument to mark the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

home from Portland, Oregon, Tues
day morning.
Seventy Of the Salt Lake Coxeys
are in Jail at Jordan. The branches
of the army are striking @the Jordan
road"
Mrs. Mitchell, state presidentof the
Woman's Christian Temperance I'm
ion, will speak in Blackfoot on Thurs
day evening the 2sth inst.
The number of wool buyers at the
towns along the Oregon Short Line
must mean something more than
funeral procession at the death of the
sheep growing and wool business in
Idaho. They are very lively, com.
peting set Of men for a funeral.
Hon. Roswell G. Horr, in his recent
Spokane speech, said among other
things "Populism is a disease, but
is like measles. II you are ever cured
you meyer take it again"
Robert Blickensderfer has been
nominated by the Populists Of Laclede
county, Missouri, for the State Senate.
St. Louis papers say he will be buried
out Of sight Wonder IL it is the old
Robert of the Idaho division?
The Republicans OF California, in
convention this week, nominated hon
NJ. NJ, Estee for Governor on a plat.
form endorsing the Mckinley bill,
denouncing the repeal Of the election
law and favoring universal suffrage
and free silver at a ratio Of I6 to j.
Nels Christensen left Blackfoot
Friday morning for ST. Anthony,
where be has been engaged to make
two gold saving machines after HE
own invention and pattern. The
machines are for the gold fields on
Conant Greek.
Our motto NEVER USDERsoLD.
Pioneer drug store
DIR. w. II. Behle returned Monday
morning from an extended trip
through the Sound country and Brit
ish Columbia. While in Oregon be
met Judge Willard Crawford, former
ly OF this place, who is now liying at
Grants Pass and doing well The
Judge sent his regards to all Of his
old Blsckfoot friends.
An ice cream social win be given at
the hall in Blaokfoot, on Tuesday, the
26th inst, by the ladies Of the W. C.
7. U. To each person who will pur.
chase a dish OF ice cream the ladies
will give one vote or chance Cor
sofa pillow to be given to the most
popular grand mother and one TO the
most popular man.
II is told Of certain western con-
gressman that while In BARRIERS
chair in Washington City, the colored
barber said TO him "You remind me
very much Of Daniel Webster" The
congressman felt flattered and asked:
"What, IN the shape of my head2"
"No," said the old colored barber,
sin your bret"
Gents Hose and Summer Under
wear cheap at Bunting's. Three good |
pair seamless socks for % cents.
Hon. Mart Patrie came down from
his Market Lake ranch, Monday. HIS
crops are excellent, and he was feeling
"high up" over Republican prospects
in 1896. He says "Its Bill MoKin.
ley as sure as am going to have my
granerics full this year"
Drs. Behle & Behle have profes.
sional card in The News this week. |
DR. A. c. Behle has just returned from
Chicago where he graduated and won
honors from the Rush Medical Col. |
lege, and is now associated with his
father DR.. W. II. Behle in their pro,
fession.
About 400 car loads of cattle have
been unloaded here during the past
two weeks, which are now grazing on
the west side. They are Utah and
Arizona cattle and are In worry moor
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23
LOCAL GLEANLNGS.

us SEASON.
Shoshone county has contributed
aobnotheF patient to the Asylum this
Nuol9onth.
.TT~s Many farmers of the county are
-1k ! ow busy putting up their first crop
hay.
ID. III Biethan sold four spring
ES Vagons 10 the Blackfoot and Challis
ltage Co., this week.
All the placer miners are making
I nj wages 10 yellow metal from the bars
seiow town.
Mra j. NJ. Bennett of Pocatello, is
egauixing party for months out
ng 70 the National Park.
Lar. b Rex, 1T. Luck. Of the Congrega-
ihE Vssional cAurch at Poca,ello, has accept
~ ID eaIl 10 church in Ogden
Do o'a1 Owyhee county is ready for the
aris. State Democratic convention Her
Ies, ~ delegates have been elected.
DIR. Hepburn, OF North Idaho, is
HIM strictly N the race for the q. S Sen.
ATE b~fore the Republican state con.
ventson
Sol Hon. w. T. Borah, OF Boise City,
seems 10 lead IN the race for nomina.
IN tion for congress on the Republican
ticket
- Judge Houston win not have walk
nfover fog denomination TO the supreme
Ii hbench. The way FOR him seems rocky
now.
uOp or priee's Cream Baking Powder
ilVl Worlds Fair highest Award.
AEt0rney p T. Kecler of Pocatello,
: and Miss Rose Goodwin, of Logan.
Utah. were married Wednesday.
dlA, D The Missouri river has crossed the
dangar line at ST. Joe and is rising
rapidly.
ooo Marshal Pinkham has begun the
70 release 10 squads Of the Coxeys now
IL prison near Huntington.
0ne new member was received IN
:" the Baptist Church at last Sunday
evening" services.
County Surveyor Martin and ]. c.
Bassest are viewing roads from Grey's
Y fI.ake % Idaho Fails and from Grey's
Lake 10 Blackfoot
Tho sheriff OF Alturas county placed
another patient in the Asylum, Tues
day. How rapidly the number OF 10.
mates of that institution is growing
np Montana will have n fight bigger
Olli than beg senatorial fight over the loca-
tion of the State capital. It is fairly
on now.
IS
for 4 Good plug cut smoking tobacco.
II tas only cents package at Bunting's
ans The great tariff discussion in the
= "a, Senate is about to close and the pas
q % sage cf the bill may be expected at
any honr after to-day.
re You may talk about free silver, but
fAS the tlme is nearer at hand for free
49,, candldates at a ratio of 16 to l'for
- every office
~ Dg John r. Paxton, OF New York,
has Just paid fine OF $1,000 for not
~, recording the certificate OF marriage
= Of Congressman Breckenridge and
- Mrs. Wing.
LIZ commercial tourist Just in from
n the owns of Montana SAID yesterday;
In al my trayels IN that state, saw
no town SO lovely as your little town,
80 costly nestled away here in your
rryI leafy, shady groves"
=. Goggans left Thursday morning
last for the East with bunch of sew
~ enty.nve horses, which he proposes TO
sell, trade or give away before be re-
tnrns
hemnants in Dress Goods very
~ cheap at Bunting's
The Union Pacific has big Job on
ite hands to repair 1877 miles of it's
road between Umatilla and Portland.
suhtnh xyau 90 h,lI,, l.i l.,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

Mrs. DIR. Giyens and sons reached
home from Portland, Oregon, Tues
day morning.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30

internationuls 1eIssrapbsnbureuu, baS
@entralamt fiir ben internationaIen
giienbabniransport, bas intsrnationaIe
Bureau fiir bas seiperbIide, Iiterariide
unb finitleriibe Gissntbum &c. 9ieuer.
oinss 1T sine 9Inrssuns i'm @anse, Elm
Bureau ;ur Nsitation fir bic @rribtuns
elmer internationaIen Union fur bic 8ers
DffentIiduns Der autbentiiden Terte ins
ternationaler 8ertrdee su tabliren.
g8ir ale, bic mir bon benz fleinen
2anbe stp,iden benz 2eman unb benz SO.
oeniee abitammen. benz id6niten Sled
Der @rbe, Der 6lteiten 8epublif Der @eIt,
oeren 587 Sabre Ianses Seiteben bic
8riitlianer auf bem sansen Grbenrunbe
beute feiern unb beren 600idbriseS BE.
iteben bas S6peiserboIt na6 elmer an.
oeren 3eItrednuns bereits 1891 feitlid
besan9en bat, baben poae llriade, auf
unieren Namen ,,Sbbne umb T6dter Der
Oiutter Selpetia" tols su iein.
2abt uns aber babel nibt berseHsn,
bab mir 8irser zines neuen 2anbeS ee.
poreen, bas un8 saitIid aufsenommen
unb tpel6sm seeeniiber mir nun uniere
SarserpfIidten su erfdqen baben, ipis
uniere 8prbdter es Der Wiutter SeIpetia
Seeeniiber eetban.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
Ser SpIeftpr fpmmt.

Ser 9ruder bat ieBt tpieber Elm Sabr
lang searbeitet, bas @eIb fir papier unb
grbeitslobne auseeleet, ieinen 2eiern
seeeniiber feline ppae Sbuloiefeit gee
tban. unb mbdte nun aud bic Srd6ts
Ieiner Nrbeit, Diiiben unb gnitrensunsen
einbeimieu. Sa bic suten 9eiten iebt
iebenfalS i'm Sanbumprebsn fommen
perbeu. 10 baben mir nit benz Ausma9en
Der Re9nunSen besonnen unb weroen
mad ben ndditen 3abItasen ben perebrs
ten &unben uniere auflpartuns MAIDEN,
boffen aud auf freunbli4en Gmpfans
unb piiuftli6e Sesabluns.
Dieieni9eu Serren Ibonnenten aber,
fpeIae ben Solicitor nidt serne ms
9aus fommen ieben, babsn in ben nd6s
fen stpei Woben eine 9elesenbeit, in
Der Office Su bssabIen, ooer fDnnen aub
ben Irdgern baS @elo anpertrauen, olls
ten bnnn uber aud barauf beiteben, bab
bieie ibnen beim nd6iten Runbsanse cine
Nuittun8 brinssn.
Da ieoer Nrbeiter ieineS 2obneS tpertb
1T uno mir elm polleS Sabr sebulbis
auf ben uuieriSen iparten, 10 slaubyn
mir NIT 6us unb Re4t Sur panttli4en
8erddiidtisuns beredtist su iein.
Otit freunolibem 8rube:
Der Seraus9eber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
Sobn &laien, sstsss. sSs.,s.r,
BIZ Qinben Straae.

Snoem i'd allen 6reunoen 5ur au,eise brinss,
eab id mid am obisen plase stablirt babe,
9ebe id bic 8eriidernn9 oab i'd meins pertbe
Sunoen in Sdntt, 0ualitdt oss 5udss uno
greiien Jufrieoen iteQeu perbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
erabambroo nab fein Mdb pertb.

0rdhambrco uRo tetn haD mertp.
Das 8rabambrco entbdIt ober ioa
befanntli6 entballen ben sansen Snbalt
pes Ssru6tforns ; alio auber oem ltdrtes
baItiaen Uleble bic 8leie uno oamlt
,usleid Sett, @eauIOie unb ben srbBten
lbeiI Der itiditoffbaltiSen Subitanasn.
Somit 1T Der Ndbripertb bes 9rdbams
brotes bsbeutenb erbDbt, uno eS iou in
eieiem Sinne psrtpenbet uno aenonen
percsn in erfer 2lnie bon ben drmeren
8olfstlaHen ais griab oper gr8ansun8
Der farsen Sleiidnabruns. glun aber
Iinb nit bieTen 8ortbeilen bic 9fattbelle
oes unansenebmen @eidmods, bsS Seits
iebens srDbersr 8leietbeilden stpiiten,
ben 3dbneu unb Der Reisuns oeS Dars
mes uno foIelib Der purSlrenoen Birt'
una perbunben. Ser lebteren giaens
i6aft ipessn pirb eS suipellsn abf6tlid
bon Yerionsn nit ,.trdSem Stubl" 8e'
uOfen.
SIM aqsemeinen bat iid aus ben ae'
nannten 8riiuben bas 8rabambrco nlbt
70 einssbursert, tpie eS iein erbDbter
Rdbrpertb tpinidenswertb mabte.
Der iorsIoien 3ubereituns sebiibrt barln
ni6t bic ipenlsite S6ulb. Wlrb es
bod i'm aasemsinen burd einfa6eS GU
mii6en Der psri6isbeniten 3leieiorten
III bem Wsble bes setpbbnli8en Weib'
brotss uno na6bsrises Baden pie leb'
teres barseiteqt. gm ioldes Sroo bat
nit bem pirfIihsn 8rabambrob Serinse
gebnliHtsit. CUR SerfeIluns oes pirt'
liten @rabambropes ioa paS 8anss
;Sru6ttorn rationeq semablen tperoen,
B. B. bas suerit erbaltsne feline Dfebl
lpirb bon Der 8leie seionbsrt uno lebtsre
pieberboIt sefmablen. bis bic Dlii6un8
atIer IbsiIs Elm abfolut sletbmdB,e
feines WebI Iieisrt. Sin iOl4es Dtebl
entbdIt sesen 40 8rosent Sildhoffiub'
itansen - Sas setpbbnlide 0tebl nur
gesen 25 Brossnt -uno oas baraus
ourb bcppelt 70 lanees Baden beres.
itellte 8rob ioa einen anSenebmeu
@eibmad unb lei6te 8eroaulibfeit
bsiisen. IS bdIt iib mebrste 2ase, obns
;u trodnen, unc ielbit aItbaden 1T es
anssuebm i'm 8ebrau6.
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500 Selpbuuna /! 500.

Die esier Oisisr 3situns psrOsn ii& freusn
u erfabren, oab es wenietens cine ysfirbtsts
Sran'beit 9iebt, peIds ois Bifenihaft in at
ibrsn Stufen gu beien i'm SiaHoe in Salls
8atarrb Sar 1T Die einsi8s, iest Der drjtIlheu
8ruoeri6att bttunnte pofihue Sur. Satarrb er.
forbert ale eine Gonftitutionstrantbsit eine con
ftitnttcnelle 8ebanoIun9 Sal's Satarrb Sur
miro innerlib SenOmmeH unO pirft birstt anf
oas Blut unr Die l6Itimisen Sberfddsn b,s
Spftsms oaourd Die @ruupIase Der Srautbsit
jeGforeno uno Dem Battenten Sraft gebeuo.
lnoem fie Die 9ontituton oes Sorpers aufbout
uuo Der Ratur III ibrem Werte bilft Die
Sigenibiimer baben 70 pisl 8ertrauen 3u ibrsn
peilfrdfteu. oub fe einbannert Dollars BE.
lobnun9 fir ieoen 6aIl anbistsu, ben fe Su
turiren uerfeblt 9abt Sud eiue Cite bon
3euaniffen tommen .Wau aoreiiirs:
4. 8. Gbeuep s. &c.. SoIsoo. o.
sar Sertauft bon allen apOtbetsrn. 75c.
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Sans itmb Spf.
Thr bic Sanefrau.

Gin pi6tises SuusmitteI 1T uu6 ber
8orar.
@ObI isbe Sausfrau ipsib, baB feline
@di9e pieI i6nslsr rein unb tpeib ipirb,
tpenn man 8orar benz Wafer suiebt.
Sebt man 8orog ber Stdrte su, 10
idIbt man feline 3euse bauor, oab iie
ni6t 70 Ieidt Seuer fansen.
Iu9 aIs Shbnbeitsmittel 1T Der
Sorar iebr probat. 9ie meilten @e.
beimmitteI fiji bieien 3ped, bic man
fir tbeureS @eIb fault. entbalten 8Orar
ais Sauptbsitanbtbeil. nnreine Saut
ma6t 8orarpaKsr rein uno peiB.
Dtan entfernt Dliteiier. Spnnens uno
2eberHede bamit.
g8ia man bic Sdnbe idnea ipeid
uno ipeiB befommen, 10 reibe man iie
erft nit 6ett Elm unb banab tilbtls
nit 8orarpuIper.
8prar in 8esentpafer aufselDft, Bee
nuBe man alS 8aibpaher fir bas
9aar unb bic 8opfbuut. @s entfernt
ale nnreiniefeiten unb sibt bem Saar elm
idbnes ausieben. Sin IbeeIDfel poa
9orarpulper senust au I'll Bt. WaRer.
Sartes @aiier fann bur6 8orar i6nea
peid sema6t tperben.
@ineS Der befen 3abnpuIber 1T feiner
9orar. 9erielbe pirft au6 ni6t eiftls
ipie plele anbere Wittel.
@eeen SdpGmmden bel fleinen
8inoern III Sorar, NIT SoniS permii6t,
elm euteS SousmitteI.
SIS empfsblt iid, baB man Sineer
ben SalS bdufs nit Sorarwailer aus.
surseln ldbt, namentlib i'm Winter,
lpenn bieIelben Iel6t bon tpebem gals,
Dipbtberitis II. {. 10. bsfalen iperoen.
Saben &inoer Siibiefeiten se8eRen,
10 laHe man ie barnud ben Dtuno
nit 8ororpaHsr auSsurseln. Dies
idibt bic 3dbne pOr pem ansefrenens
weroen, benn isbs Uiutter peiB pobl,
oaB pieIs SiBiststten Sdure erseuseu.
lpsl6e bic 3dbne ansreiit. @esen aufs
seiprunsens 8ruitpursen unr Sdnee
III SOrar. nit Sett permiidt, ais Salbe
su empieblen.
Au6 innerIit senommenL 1T Der
8orar in pieIen Sdlen elm euteS Sell.
mittel, 4. 3. bel Sdure i'm Masen. un,e.
seImdbiser Menitruation, bel Blaien.
itein, 8Iaieni6leimbaut gntsiineuns.
unreinem oiden llrin u. I. 10. Utan
nimmi in ioldsm Sale sine tIeine
ReHeripise poa mebreremaI taSli6 nit
etipaS Waher.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30

9as @besIins, SO. ga., 3peisbdreau
Der .5ibeIitp Building & 9Oan a6ocius
tion" oeren Sauptbiireau iia in @aIb.
tnetcn, 8. g., befinbet unb peren iieben
8eamtsn beS 3weisbiireaus in pitts,
burg bort oerbaftet pOrpen iino, 1T am
Samitas uuf 9runo zines seriptll6en
3abIunssurtbeilS i'm Setrase bon $3.50
uOn einem GOnltabler nit Sei6Ias bslest
porpen. Der 8ei6dftSfubrsr g8. s.
Gallagher dberreidte Die SdId7eI unb
srtIdrte bas 9eibGft fir sei6loHen
Dtebrere bunbert Opfer Der S9pinOeI.
8eieai6uft perlansten persebens ibr @sIb
suriid, Gallagher erfIdrte einfad. bic
6eieai9aft babe bort in brei Dionaten
$1,000 perIuren. Dieie S6pinoelbanoe
bat in ben meiiten erbBeren Stdoten bes
2anoes 3peisbIreaus uno Die 3abI ibrsr
Opfer iplrp elne SrOBe iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30

Den S6ludier pertrelbt man burd
Elm plar Shlud rstt falten WannS
ooer e,n Siiid6en Sis. weltes man
binunteritIudt. Gine Briie 3abat ooer
elm Wiitel, peIbsS gum Suiten reISt. fple
ettpas S6pefsIoampf biIfi aud.
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u II 81 a II B

Die glufrssuns iiber ben npIDsIi4en
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Rife in @ummiifubsn beRert man
our6 Elm maBis bideS Stddben 8aut.
iduf aus, beNen @nben man mittelit
itarfen uno naien Diensrs abidra8t
betupft bas Standardization uno bic
i6abbafte Steae i'm Sdub nit 1erpen.
unDl. Iest beioeS auf einanoer une iett
IS "a Stunben mdBisem Drude aus.
Der Rib pereinist iid pieber unS 1T
uolItommsn palerpidt. 8Or auftrasen
ces 3erpeniinS muHen uber 8auti6ut
unb S6ub BON Staub frei uno ppllitans
pia trpden fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30

S1- acknowledgements bel 2lopb,
oem SupeIier, 423 2afa Ips. 46,6
H9- SOlio Soloene Damenubren, gIs
gin 8erf. fur $50, bel 2IOpo, benz Su'
peIier, 423 2ada. Ipe. 46.6
G9- Masbeburs Sausrfraut. Sismarf
SdrinSe, SOadnoIide Sdrinse beim 0ub,
enD ooer 5dbden bel Q8iSmaper, 9io $50
2adaipanna Apenus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30

I'm 1inienHyden aus S6reibtii6tu6
,u enIiernen. nenbet man nit aroBem
grfols sinen Sbnamm. nit Sensln
astrdntt, an, ben man 10 of rein erneu'
ert, bis Der Sled ii6 msbr unc mebr
persiebt; bann reibt man nit flatem
8alier uno reinsm 2einen nab.
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s9- Ob eine 8rias etipas nerib 1T.
fommt sans unb gar auf bic @ute an.
Bir pOien iie senau. 8. q. 2Iopo.
SupeIier uno Optiter, 423 2adapanna
4penue. 46,6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30

Das GinIaufen nsusr @oatriimpfe
permsiOst man, penn man lie por benz
etiten 1rasen einise Stuncen IN talies
Srunnenpaner lest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-30
The Vacancy Filled.

The vacancy in the democratic
township ticket occasioned by the
death of John Barge was filled last
night by the city-township commit
tee. F.. W. Boynton was the gentle
man selected as the democratic can
didate for assessor. and the selection
was most wise and judicious.
Mr.. Boynton is one of the oldest
residents of Rock Island and has been
identified with the city's growth for
the past % years. He was elected to
represent the old Third ward in the
city council in 1871, serving little
over a year. when he resigned to accept
the superintendcncy of the water
works under Mayor Murdoch. He
served in that capacity for five years.
giving excellent satisfaction. Mr..
Boynton was appointed superintend-
ent of streets by Mayor Butler, and
served as foreman in that depart
ment several wears. He is well
posted on real estate values, and
would make an impartial and thor
oughly competent assessor. 1t IS but
Justice to Mr.. Boynton to say that he
has not sought the office. but has con-
scented to serve if elected. the pros
poets of which are very encourag-
ing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-30
Well Known River Man Daal

Capt. George 5. Hays, veteran
steamboat man, and who was well
known along the upper river, died at
his home in st. Paul Tuesday evening
from acute congestion of the lungs.
His death was the result uf terrible
experience through which he passed
on the upper Mississippi last Friday
night. While engaged in stocking a
steamer near ST. Paul his skiff was
overturned, and in the darkness of
night he was compelled to swim for
his life against the current The re-
suit was Il chill from which he did
not recover.
Capt. Hays was strong. healthy
man. % years of age, and just in the
prime OF life, and was known the en-
tire length of the Mississippi river
After long service on the various
steam boat lines in 1884 he was an
| pointed inspector of steam vessels
for the Fifth district by President
Cleveland, which position he held un-
til succeeded by Inspector John S.
Sloan in 1889. On receiving the ap-
| pointment he removed to st. Paul.
where ne has continued to reside.
When named for the inspectorship.
Capt. Hays was engaged in the engi-
neering corps under Major Mackcn-
zie on the Mississippi and st. Croix
rivers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-30
Obituary.

Mrs. Francis K. Bisant, who died
at Colona Wednesday. was a daugh-
ter of John X. Taylor, one of the
early settlers of Rock Island county.
She was born Oct. n, 1925. at Alton,
H.. and removed with her parents
to Rock Island county in 1850. She
was married to Wesley Bisant on
Oct. -. 1913, her husband dying in
Rock Island in 1879. Seven children
We're born to them, three OF whom
are still living: Jackson c., of Car
ban Cliff: Oscar NJ. of Moline, and
Douglas, of Rock Island.
Mrs. Anna Grogan, of Rock Island,
died at st. Anthony's hospital ut
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, OF con
sumption, complicated with other
ills. The deceased was A years OF
age, and leaves with her husband
two daughters. Mrs. Mary Dolan,
residing in Montana, and the
other, Anna Belle. living in Rock
Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-30
a Scrap.

That feeling is running high in
the Second ward is attested by 4
serimmaSe which took place in I'm
hof Bros. saloon yesterday morning.
Ex-Ald. Durham. who is supporting
"boney johnson on the ground
that the latter voted for him when
he was candidate n few years ago.
got into an alteration with William
lmhof over Johnson's perGdy in the
Remley ticket sale. Words led to
blows, and for a while legs and arms
iiew around promiscuously. Neither
OF the combatants were much the
worse for wear. although further
trouble is likely to break out. Dur
man seems to be laboring under the
impression that he can control all of
his friends for johnson. but vester-
days episode shows that some of
them at least. cannot be pursuaded
to his way of thinking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-30

Collector james W. Hunter doe.
not find time hanging at all heavy
on his hands these days. He ha.
visitors all day. both from this city
and from those outside. "Wednesday
quite number of out-of-town PEG.
pie called on him to press claims OF
various people for positions in the
revenue service. Among them were
Hon. NJ. j. Garrett. of Sparland
Hon. Nj. j. Daugherty. of Galesburg;
I. b. Holmes, of Alta: John Oil.
weller and George Lamont. of Rock
Island. These were but few and
Mr.. Hunter is kept busy keeping
track of his new acquaintance
from all over the Fifth revenue dis
trict of lllinois.-peoria Herald.