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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15
&er,,tti@teS.

Die @ebraber Tlopo BON Min,
neapolis, SpieBseieuen bes Bantbiebes
Gbilip S@eia, iinb bes @roBbiebitabls
i'm eriten @robe idnlois befunben worz
ben.
@ouperneur Mc&inlep pom
Obio, Der am %. B. M. in Minneopo>
lis selesentli@ ber 3uiammentunft Der
republitanti@en Qisas uon Minneiota
cine gfebe balten mirb, bat es abselebnt
Bel bieier @elesenbeit aud in st. Baul
3u iprr@en.
Beri9ten 5ufolse iinb bic
sroBen BinnensSeen Grie, Midisan
uno @uperior bereits eisfrei uno fam
bic S4iffart aui benielben III Babe alio
beinabe einen Monat friiber als mie ses
pobnli@ er0ffnet tperoen.
Ger beuti@e We btjtner
Brof. Mar S9uler bat ben &beumatis>
mus>8a3iQus entoedt. Sett ioa er fi@
aber nur slei@ bran MAIDEN unb bas
Mittel entbeden, bur@ bas ii9 Der mi>
ierable Qudlseiit fir INNER aus unierem
&orper pertreiben ldBt. Gbut Ct bas
ni4t, bann 1T auf 1eine san5e 8a3iaens
Gntoederei sepfiffen!
Die &eoensart vStumm uie
Elm Til9" 1T ni9t mebr 3utreffeub. Der
fransofl6e @elebrte Gufoiie bebauptet
ndmli3, bab bic Slide cine Spra@e
bdtten, pon Der ite im Gerfebr NIT ein>
amber iebr eifri9 @ebrau@ ma@ten. Ob
es benz 9eyrn ErofeiIor aber aud sez
lunsen 1T, gu ueriteben mas iib Der
rTii@ianslins" unb bic vfii@tse Maio"
einanoer gu iaseu baben, bariiber
i9meist er fi@ aus.
Ser friibere Tprann BON
@rauesenb iitt jett in Cling Sing unb
ma9t 9oien. Das 1T ii@erli@ bic erite
ebrli@e unb niibli6e 9lrbeit, bic Mc>
Sane ieit Meni@enseoenten uerri@tet
bat. I'm benz Wablsauner eine m0s>
lidit lei@te uno ansenebme 8ei@afti>
9uns gu peri6affen, iteute iein Mrst ibm
Elm 3eusnib aus, ben, gu 6ol9e McRane
cine 1pabre Muitertarte pon &rantbeiten
ware. Sein 6erS 1T ni@t tapitelfeit,
feline 9unsen tausen ni@ts mebr nnb
nit leinen ytieren itebt es audi lebr
i@le9t. Wenn oer 6err Doctor mirfs
lid bic @abrbeit selpro3en bat, oann
f0nnen ii9 ia Mc&anes 6reunoe tr0iten,
benn alsoann lit Set Wann ein Sobess
canbioat, rpel9er BON ieinen ieds Sabs
rem idmerli@ mebr ais ben ie6iten
Tbeil ab3uiiten baben oiirfte. Treili4
1T es Elm gang eiscnes Ding I'M Die &C.
iunobeit bo@seiteuter 3u@tbausler. IS
fat i6on 2eute seseben, bic besnabist
wuroen, I'M int &reiie BET Sbrisen rubis
iterben gu fOnnen, auf beren Beiinoen
aber bic Yuft ber Treibeit einen 10 ,pun>
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15
9 osDafte " II ~ ort.

a.: rNa, mein Sieber, 'parum 10
aufserest?"
g.: v9abe audi @rnno oasu; benn
BET @oitwirtb MiQer bat mid einen
Giel sebeiben. s.
g.: uSa ia - ber &erl 1T 10, Der
iast ieoem bic @abrbeit ins @eiidt."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15
8 0 ali d..

Der Bfarrer bat in ieinem @arten
cine alte Jrau beim Steblen ertpil@t.
r6ab' i@ lie i@on rpieoer ertappt! S9ds
men Sic ii@ uno 9lauben Sie ia ni9t,
baB man pom Steblen reid uiro!"
u&e@t bab'n Sie, 9err Bfarrer, reid
uero mer srao nidt, aber bisl belf'n
tbut's!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15
New ULM
MEAT MARkE
- poll -
at1nae Rrt1tbnrt.
NO. 8 SUED MINNESOTA STRASSE

NO. 8 SUED MINNESOTA STRASSE.
Nen tIm. 9einm.
Sic better Sorten frii9eu llnb sepodelten
Tleiides, Sbmal;, friide rno serauderte
QSiirite itets an 6anb.
az srttHe ano seraudberte Sedrimoe ti',s
tets ~ baben.
frii1e Nuitern ndhreno Scr Saiion.
gsaareu tperoen frei ins 6aus 9eliefert.
Sir seiubpieb llnb @6weine besable i'd
imr,er bic bohften Yreiie.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15
Oie 0iiieren,..

9ebrer: vSieblt Du jett ben ltnters
idieb s,uii9en tbierii9em Snitintt uno
menl 9li6em 0erltanbe ein?"
Sob: uSa. Benn mir Snitintt bdt<
ten, ,piiroen mir NQes millen, mas mir
nOtbis baben, obue es 81 lernen, aber
mir baben 0eritanb, uno oeBbalb miiiien
mir l6euBli9 8iel lernen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15

@ei@tbum sebOrt tbatid@li@ ni@t
bent, melder ihn beiiet, ionberu benz,
wel4er TIN senieBt. Der @ei;ise 1T
Bios ter Wd@ter ieine5 &ei9tbums,
feline la9enoen Grben iinb bic ri@tisen
@isentbiimer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15
9aS 8ette III Der 9taot!

Stabe's, mtt Dampi ausselaflenes
reines TlieiensS@mala gu 10 Gts. per
Bfun6. Oaiietbe ,uiro in einem offe>
nen &e0el ausseIa6en unb 1T ais unuers
fdlidt sarantirt. Gbenio go. 2
S9mal5 gu 9 @ts. per Bfuno. (ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15
9 0 III e aiernenb {.

SdieBunteroffisier: > rDas @epebr 1T
bic 8raut bes Solbaten: beim Nbhriiden
muBt Sbr feit anlesen, ionit friest Sbr
seb0rise S9ldse!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15

No@ ME lit Elm Manu sroB ooer Be-
ribmt seworbeu, oer ni@t porber TebIer
unb s}rrtbiimer besansen bate. user
ME 6ebler ma@t unb sema@t bat, bat
iiberbaupt nod ni@ts 9eleiitet, mas Der
Gebe mertb mar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15

Gifer obne &enntniile sleidt Der Mufz
iu@un9 zines l1nbetannten im Ounfeln.
Oie Susenb ioqte oesbalb ibre S@uls
3eit benuten, UNI ii9 bic Renntniiie gu
ermerben, weI@e iie fur ibr lpdteres 2ez
ben in ben Stano leten, ..ein beitimmtes
3iel su errei9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15
Cine 0trtmtt8 0eS oe,stt d rtais
tttd)ett &ano eISO ertra8eS.

Der beutidsruiiiibe 6anbelsuertras,
be6en enbsiltise Mnuabme TIM oeuti6eu
&eidstase taum nod 5weifelbaft 1T, bal
nit einem Sdlase bic ge5iebunsen be1
sroben europaii@en Mddte 81 einanbet
sriinoli9 peranbert. Der Mbl@luB zines
6anbelsuertroges uon 10 weitsebenber
gebeutuns 3pii&en Spei sroben Md@=
ten, wie Deuti9lano uno &uBlanb. 1T
taft sleidbebeutenb nit elmer f0rmli@en
Muian3. Trantrei@ fabt. aud un5meis
felbait bas tiinftise 8erbdltnib 3mii@en
Deuti@lanb unb 9uBlano in oieier
Weiie auf; oer i@One Eraum BON elmer
ruiiil@ fraa30iii@en 8riioeri@aft 1T
dberrai9enb i9neQ in Ni@ts serFohen.
Die fran3Oiiide Yreile 1T taum mebr I'M
Stanoe, ibre Wutb iber bic ibnen toi>
berfabrene bittere Gnttdui@uns gu uns
terbriiden. Ole Na1ri9t, baB Der &e>
batteur Der elm fuBrei6en rulfl@en 3eiz
tuns 9topoe 8rempa" mad Berlin &C.
tommen 1T, UNI cine Nrt uon gerbrii~
berunssfeier selesentli@ Der Nnnabme
bes beuti9zruiiii@en 6anoelsuertrases
in Mnresuns gu brinsen, bat bic Vers
itimmuns Der 6ransoien anf's AenBerite
seleisert. Ste miiiien ii@ nun nit ges
i9dmuns uno Grimm iasen, oaB ibr
@aratterloles S9,peifueoeln uor benz
rulii9en Despoten, ibre iiberl@udnsli>
DE Teieruns oes Mbmirals MueQan, iei>
ner Offi5iere unb Manni@aften, fir bic
&ob' maren uno bic bebeutenben Sun1>
men, mel@e bic @eidi@te ueri@lunsen,
rein gum Geniter binaussemorfen. Dieie
9erren Tran3oien waren aber aud rein
mie nit 8liubbeit sei@laseu. Man
tann es taum besreif1i& finben, oab iie
ii9 einbilbeten, &uBlanb wiirbe tbre
pl0tlide bebeutenbe Grb0buns Der @eiz
3ensSQe unb bic @rri@tuns ionitiser
3oui@ranten sesen bas norbii@e &ei@
ii@ eutpilis sefallen la1en. @elbit
tpenn es ben G3aren nit elmer f0rmlis
den ruiii4>fronS0iii&en Aaian5 iemals
mtrtli@ Grnit semeien ware, mas mir
fart beSpeifeIn, 10 miiroe ibn bic untluse
fran3Sfi@e .9anbelspolitit iebr raid
anberen @innes semabt baben. Das
S5ontbun @uBlanb's nit Tranfrei@
mar Elm iebr sei&idtes oiplomatii@es
&unititud@en bes @3aren nno ieiner
@atbe, unb ber 3rped beiielben: bas
Deuti4e @ei@ gu mi&tisen banbelspoli>
tii@en 3ueeltanoniiien ;u n0tbisen, 1T
poQ Qtommen errei@t mor6en. Die moss
tomitii3en S9Iauberser t0nnen ii@ auf
ibren Grfols tpobl etwas einbileen, benn
i'm @roBen uno @an5en bietet oer 5pi>
1ben ben beioen Ma@barn gu Stanoe ge>
tommene 5anbelsuertras &ublanb sros
Bere Bortbeile ais Deati@lanb. Sir
2etteres aber ,peroen allc et,paisen 9fa9>
tbeile babur9, oaB es fi9 bas md@tise
fulfi3e Mei9 ouf's Neue gum Treunoe
9en,a9t uno ben b6ien Na@bar ienieits
ber Woseien wieber p0uis iiolirt bat,
bunbertfdltis aufsemosen. Das 5tes
pan4esei@rei Der Ttan3oien uirb nun
beoeuteno na&laiien. (Su. St5ts.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15
ANDREW J. ECKSTE|N,
Y gtsentbitmer ber
Yionier &pot9ete

Stem l1ln,, Wtinn..
Weebiainen, Gben1italten, Eoilettenar>
titeln, parfiimerien, Garben, Del, Sir
niilen, @las, 8a9er, S@reibmateriaz
lien pnb Msuiitin Itrumente itets III GROCER
Qlusmabl an Eager.
Gecepte na@ meDisinii6en @eseln nit
srSBter Boriidt ansefertist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15

Gdbisteit 1T bes Mrmen gamer
@ei&tbum; sebt besbalb Guren &inoern
bic beitm0sli@ite Gr3iebuns, nm iie 3u
befdbi9en, ben Stiirmen bes Qebens 3u
besesnen unb ibnen erfolsrei@ 8ioer>
itanb gu leiiteu, penn Sbr ibnen aud
teinen Mammon mitseben t0nnt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15
Grnttes uno @eitereS.

Ne@te Nnii@ten babeu obne iie aus>
sufibren, beiBt: Die llbr ri@tis itellen
bic ni@t sebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15

Sn benz r8raani@w. Mn5." leien
mir folsenbe Mn5eise: vDen Mitsliez
bern ber S@weine>g Electromagnetic
oes @ilbelmis, @obez uno Petritbor>Diz
itritts CUR 9fa@ri@t, baB Bel 6errn
8ittetop Maoamenwes. infer S@meis
nebaQ ftattfinbet. @dite, bur@ Wfitz
slie6er e,nsefubrt, iino mi1fommen. I'm
3ablrei9e Betbetlisuns bittet oer 0or>
itanb. - Gin S9meinebaa 1T wenis>
items einmal ettpas 9feues!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15

- Wer raid sebt, iiebt uiel; wer
uiel iiebt, oentt piel. mer uiel bentt, Iebt
piel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15

Der @aiieripiesel eines TluiIes ober
Sees 1T iebr id0n, aber oer Veriu@,
auf bemielben su f9laien, lit lebensse>
fdbrli@. gbenio sefdbr1i@ 1T es auf
Elm i@ones @eii@t ober cine pollenbete
@eitalt ieiue san;e 3utunft gu bauen.
Die Nutanwenbuns iberlaKen mir un>
leren jungen Qeiern unb 2eierinnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15

$ Die sr0bte uno bette Nusmabl Don
&leiberitoffen finoet man int Store BON
g. 81. 81 to m eper.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15
s. = dne Giferiu d t.

vSit benn Dem Meier feline Tral. wirfs
lid 10 eiferii@tis?" - Sea uno Oh!
Dic i@neibet iosar ieoen tueibli@en gas
men aus Der 3eituns, ebe iie ibr Mann
leien barf!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15
JOS. A. ECkSTE|A,
@edtsa,ttpalt ,t,to Notar,
11em l1lm, 21ttnn.

Belonbere Qufmerfiamfeit tpiro oen Ser
banblun9en int Q8aiien9eri9t probate
Court Don 8romn ll,lo yticouet 9oul1tp 9ez
,pibmet. - Belibtitel 1uerben unterlu9t 11'1o
pouitdnbi9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BROWN
Sss.-In Probate Court, Special Term, March Sth,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-15

\ gei Grone Bros. lit ieber;eit cine
rieiise Nusuabl uon Groceries gu fin>
ben.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

ges, carrying destruction and ruin in
its path.
This reservoir was constructed of
masonry at the head of Indian Greek,
and was heretofore thought to be a
veritable Gibraltar. The reservoir
covered 500 acres of land and contain
ed water enough to irrigate many
thousand acres. 1t cost $4,000 to
build it, and this magnificent enter
prise was swept away in day.
The country between Caldwell and
Bisuka is all under water. Every rail
road bridge between Bisuka and Nam
pa is washed out and the track under
water for many miles, which will
prevent trains from running over the
Short Line for many days.
The dam broke about noon and
messengers were sent at breakneck
speed on horseback to warn settlers
and urge them to hasten to a place of
salty. A mighty wall of water came
sweeping down Indian Greek, bearing
on its bosom houses, barns sheep and
cattle. Fifty houses in Nampa were
ruined and the raiload track at that
place is under water from ) to 20 feet.
At Caldwell the water is row feet
deep in Main street.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17
Ex.GoyERNOR 5. I. HAUsRR.
Speaks Kindly Of United States Senator
Fred 4. Dubois.

The Washington Post Of March 10
contains the following kind and com
plimentary words Of ldaho's young
Senator by ex-Goy. Hauser, Of Mon
tana Coy. Hauser's democracy has
never been questioned at Washington
and in Montana, but THE NEWS sus.
poets there are a few professed Demo
Gratis in Idaho who will excommuni-
cate him after these kind expressions
But % the natter:
Before leaving the Governor, In a
short interview, stated that at one
stage of the proceedings Of the Sena-
torial committee they had adopted
the lead schedule Of the Wilson bill,
which made lead and lead ore practi.
cally free. This, he said, would be
ruinous to his state, following, as il
would, so closely the destruction Of
the silver industry, by the repeal Of
the Sherman bill. He was unstinted
in his praise Of Senator Dubois, say.
ing that since his heroic fight in the
interests of silver the people OF his
state regarded him as one Of then
companions, both Democrats and Re
publicans, and that he was only toe
glad 10 confirm the wisdom Of theil
opinion; that he had found the Sena
tor had great influence with all the
Democratic slyer senators, and wa
an uutirlng worker, and that he die
not hesitate TO say adding: II meal
no disparagement of our own senator
who is untiring and watchful Of on
own lnterest'-that the people o
Montana and Idaho were under direc
obligations to Fred Dubois for tn
good work he had done in getting tn
small duty upon lead ores-sufiicien
he thought, to save them from immC
diate ruin. Evidently the Goyerno
had fallen in line with the conserva
tive wing Of his party.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17
Democrats or Nothing.

Germans disagreement with the
Maryland Democrats and Hills reso.
luton in favor of moderate protec-
ton" ought to instruct the fasteners
who are bona fide Democrats in what
the south and west mean by demand
ing a western candidate on a western
platform.
The west and south are not preach
ing sectionalism. The interests Of the
masses in legislation are the same all
over the country. In Pennsylvania
itself, two-thirds Of the people are bur
dened, without direct or indirect ben
eft, by the laws which the Democracy
is pledged to combat with all its pow
ers.
In the east the Republican party is
wholly given over to the control Of
the consolidated interests which seek
special privileges under the irlesisti-
BILE commands of the Federal Govern.
ment. The contamination has affect.
ed the Democratic party of the east
The special interests which take part
in Legislation have played for and Sc
cured the favor of some eastern Dem
ocratIc leaders. These leaders strive
continually to corrupt the integrity Of
Democratic principles. The west ant
south say to the masses of eastern
voters that they cannot trust leaders
who follow Republican principles
If tariff for revenue and an income
tax are not equitable and just, the les
sons Of the worlds thinkers and th,
impartial common sense of mankinC
are sadly at fault. Yet these meas
ures for the relief of the masses ar
antagonized by eastern Democratic
leaders. If the use of silver none,
and the maintenance of staple price
do not help the vast majority of bust
ness men and workingmen, there i
nothing in the science of money. Ye
the eastern Democratic leaders crow,
the Republicans hard for places a
the feet of the few money owners VIII
play and pay for a gold standard
These facts prove that the main bod
of voters in the east need an awaken
ing They need new leaders to emar
cipate them from bondage to minorit
interests.-Repu5Iic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue Of AN act of the legislature Of the state
Of Idaho, entitled an Act to amend section
3l46 Of the Revised Statutes OF Idaho, APPROX
cd February 27th, 1se3 /. William Hoskins. the
undersigned, will ON the 2sth day Of March,
1894, ut O'Clock p. m. Of said day. sell at pub
&c auction for cash. the following described
personal property tD-wlt:
About two hundred and fifty head OF cattle.
consisting Of about 65 head OF cows. year old
and up, branded X on left ribs and - on left
shoulder; and one steer over years old. same
brand; and about 1s head OF young cattle,
consisting OF yearlings and one and two year
ODDS, branded 9 ] , on left ribs; all the cattle
mentioned IN this notice are marked with d
swallow fork in each ear and a waffle under
the throati also about n head OF horses brand.
ed X on left shoulder, being years old and up
and two2 year old colts without brands. ali Of
the aforesaid property being at this time stu.
ated in the county OF bingham and state Of
Idaho,in what IS known as Fort Hall bottom.
about miles west Of Ross Fork
Said sale will be made at Ross Fork, In said
county and state, on the day and date above
mentioned, to satisfy a lein OF Eleven hundred
and Fifty dollars and ninety Ave cents si $50 05
and costs. claimed by me by virtue Of said act
for feeding, pasturing and caring for stock
above described, from the LIST day Of Deoom.
Der 1891, 70 the 18th day Of December 1893, said
service, feed and pasturage having bced rem
dered by mo during the said time for una on
behalf of II. @ Rand, the owner OF the stock
cattle and horses herein mentioned and de.
scribed, and for the safe keeping and protec
ton thereof, all Of which was done at the spe
eal instance and request of said II. 6 Rand.
witness my hand this, 10 day Of March. 1894
WILLIAM HosKISs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

"GEN." CoxEY's army of tramps. ten
thousand strong, will march from
their Ohio rendezvous to Washington
this week and demand of congress
that il legislate for the common peo-
pie" But Coxey's army is not com
posed of common, but Of very uncom-
mon people. They are not industri-
GUS unless the eagerness with which
they avoid work may be called indus
try. They are not producers, except
of laziness and crime. They will find
the atmosphere at Washington deci-
dedly chilly at this season of the year
and probably win be in greater haste
to leave than they have been to reach
the place. The demand on thu Score
tary of War for rations will not be
honored, and any effort to take them
will be met with the Kentucky plar
of reception; "with bloody hands tc
inhospitable graves" Uncle Sam vii
hardly let the CITY be captured by thi:
great army Of non-workers.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

are graceful Acknowledgements Of Mr..
Beane's services, and coming from
the good Democrat are to be appreci-
ated.
As those who pray for favorable
winds for all who 90 down TO sea, so
do all Democrats, that the winds that
play with the silver locks Of the
veteran editor Of The Democrat may
always come to him with fragrance
as sweet as that which comes from the
apple blossoms IN the orchards Of
BOISE, the beautiful.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

The Brazilian rebellion has ended.
De Cana and his officers deserted their
ships and fed for life. RebeIllons in
Central America and South America
are Of but lutte consequence to the
outside world. They begin in the
morning, are red hot at noon, and
over in the evening.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

WHEN Dick Bland gets his silver
bill through the senate then you will
hear Of him for President in 1896. If
silver is to be the issue that year, as
many predict, why will not Richard
fill the bill to projection.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

IT is not the endorsement in the To-
cal elections of March, April and May
that the Democratic administration is
looking for, its the general election
in November that counts. There are
many long working days between
May and November.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

REPUBLICANS are rejoicing at the
results of the spring local elections,
but next November they will find that
the Democrats still live and there is
life in the old land yet" A big Dem.
ocratic victory then to warm the
heart for the coming cold winter will
be the thing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

hammock county bonds are not stor-
ed away in vaults and the money for
them put in circulation, because the
courts haye not been heard from. The
courts are supreme in Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

THERE are many who believe Judge
Standrod is burning a great deal of
day light in not passing on the ques-
ton involving Bannock county bonds.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

Gov. MoCoNNELL's irrigation eggs
are not Matching fast from his sena-
torial incubator Capt Gum is count
ing on more chickens than the Gov.
ernor. The Governor had better
wrap the next setting in wool.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

GLADSTONE, the Grand Old Man,
has left a history Of public service
which should remain forever as an in
heritance to his party. His last great
act adding to his fame and immortal
ity was shown in his knowing when
to quit.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17
An AMruI Flood.

Boise, March 15-News was re-
eeived in this bity this evening that
the Indian Creek reservoir had brok-
on its rocky barriers and was sweep.
ing down upon the ranches and Wilt
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17
BLAcKFooT. IDAHO, MARCH II. 1891.
Ito Al.

BANDS Seigniorage Bill passed the
Senate Thursday afternoon By vote
of AZ to Al.
"Rlchard am himself again. and
old Missouri will now talk him for
President all the way down to 1896.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

An eastern paper speaks of PETER 5
oratory as "a colorless suggestion of
vacuous perpetuity." Out west, the
same conclusion is expressed by sim
ply saying that his whiskers are long
er than his head-Ex.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

THAT soldier is poorly disciplined
or badly demoralized who shoots his
own men.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

A heavy reduction will be made in
the appropriation for Indian schools
by the present congress.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

Cod Liver Oil Emulsion, $1.OO bot.
Gle for IS, Pioneer drug store
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
N0WY PREIENT.
KATOLIKA.

y Obrazkowy K a | e n d a 7 z
Maryahski, dwoma luznemi obra-
Zami. !
p Bajka trzech braciach, z
kt6rych dwu by}o madrych,a "a jeden
g}upi = zielonym wezu, burym
kocie sroczce bez ogona.
3 Przygody Lorka.
Prezent ten jest troche
kosztowniejszy, niz 6w, kt6ry
dotad dawalismy, przese}ka
tez teraz kosztuje mas 5 cen
tow, podczas cd dy przy daw-
niejszym prezencle tylko CITE
ry Gently op}acaliSmy.
Is Powyzej wyszczeg6l-
niony prezent udzielany
bedzie tylko tym, kt6rzy teraz
przysla $500 "a KAToL1KA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

Wielki to obowiazek zostac
opiekunem sier6t. Wielka to
powinnosG przyjac ma sleble
Cd powiedzielnosG "a zarzad,
czyjego majatku i imienla
wielkie tez zadanie miec W
swoim reku moe uszczesli-
wienia kogos ma ziemi. Kto
sumiennie i poczciwie wywia
zuje sic takich powinnosci,
ten pewnie ME INA wyrzut6w
sumienia i zycie jego splata
sic W r6wny wieniec czyn6w
poczciwych. Lecz jake rzadko
spotyka sic ludzi takich?