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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06
THE II BESEFIr
Yesterday was a Surprisingly Zig suecssA
Financially apSRklng,


financially spsRklnE,
The lunch and supper served yeSter-
day at the Island Club rooms by the
ladies OF the Garden Spot tOs the bens'
ft OF the Island ferry, was a%wondorlul
success, Tho lupch was served from
noon to 2 p. m. and a large number par
took OF tho dainty and we'll cooked meal
prepared by the ladies'; In fact, 1t can
be- said that the high reputation Of Is
land matrons in that respect was u I.
tanned. In the evening when dinner
was served from Q 10 s p, M, there wai
an immense crowd. and over 1000 were
fed. 1t WAS estimated last evening that
the ferry treasury would he enriched
10 tho extent Of probably 500.
A meeting OF the Island stockholders
Of the ferry company was to have been
held last evening, but the supper d..
verified the attention Of the "stand.bys"
who can be depended upon to attend
the meetings and in consequence no
meeting was held. The stockholders
will probably meet this week and take
steps 10 start up tho ferry boat. The
committee now soliciting subscriptions
to the new issue Of preferred stock up
to noon yesterday had got $500 Of the
necessary 5000.
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EEw YoRE, Nov. 5.-fhs largest
crowd ottho meeting turned out to-day,
the last day OF tho raciar. and Morris
Park was the Scsno Of e1cailsns sport.
y nero Neru good fnlahe, IN ;tree races,
Whtib tho others wofH eaiiiy won.
First, 8 mtlongs-Tfematgo Karma
.; MGdicA 8 100 80.
Second. 6 MISUNDERSTANDING /;
Psacsmaksr g Patrnl 3; l:lG.
Third, White Plains handicap, 6 fur.
long Ila1leI /; Merry Prince 2; Silver
II 81 l;l3I.
Fourth. / mils-sir Dixon, il, /; Dog
gell .; Manchester 8; LAB.
siS!h, ! milo-Gothnm Il Doersluyor
.; Monaco 3; i:i2l.
Seventh. 5~lSspleehaSo, 9 miles-RIch.
ards ! Duke OF Abotcotn 2; Woodtofd
3; $3.50.
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WRAFs-oEo. E. srIFEL q co.
Geo. 2. Sr1EEL6Co

EXTRAORDINARY have been the sales in our
l. Wrap Department during the past week. But
there is reason why.
This week should surpass them--WHY2 The
stock has been repIenlshed with hundreds of new
garments, not shown here earlier this season,
Also, we Were right in the market, where we could
buy direct and not through statesmen. Had many
garments made for less than we can duplicate
them for; and we bought for cash, which in Cloak
business at this time means discounts.
You can get the benefit OF this, for where others
must mark their garments, we can offer them at
the lower prices, while these last, One thing you
must consider. The lowest priced Wrap is not
always the cheapest, Good goods can be had for
the Wrap is doubled.
Come in See some of our, specials in FUR
CAPES and CLOTH JACKETS for this week.
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THE LOCAL END OF II,
Receipt OF the News and the Vote
in Nearby Towns,
NVCa REPuBLICAN ENTHUSIASM
As tho Bulletins wero Posted on tho
IntOllIgouesr windows-rhO Demo.
Gratis Lose Interest Early In tho Pro-
ooOdhgs-The Vote in Martin's
Ferry, RollaIre aud bridgeport,
Tho nova was posted on lho IsFRlll.

The uswa was posted on the ISTELII.
oExcRR office windows last night as fast
as il was received, 1t was not posted at
the Register office, 1t was not their
wear, and the Democrats seemed to
realize this about "eSrly candle light"
and the subsequent proceedings inter-
ss,ei them no more, Az the ISTELLI'
oEScrR the crowd nearly alISd Four
tenth street, Nearly every bulletin
Put up called outa hearty cheer, and as
the Ohio rsturna began to indicate
much greater majority than the most
Tsnguiue had counted on the enthusl'
1,m became more and more intense.
Tho news from other states was Of
course not OF q character to subdue 1t
any, aud the crowd stayed in the
streets aud eheersd until long after
midnight. The returns were read at
the Grand Opera House, also, and post
ed at one or TWO other places
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police arc alert that the mayors order


police arc alert that the mayors order
DO fully carried out,
sislerlyillA cont scores Of voters to
Ohio to-day to Gast their ballots,
John Williamson, q restaurant beat,
was aTTelted aud locked up this after
noon for refusing To pay for u meal,
Qharlas Stops, an employs OF Bron'
peman'a pumping station, ut Stewards
Landing, alter eating liuHnr to-day be,
came unconscious, with symptoms Of
poisoning. DR., Robert Irwin attended
him.
Fire In a small wooden building near
Carriers pumping station In Garry
Owen, completely destroyed the strup'
ture, A number Of worklnen who oCcu.
pied It lost all their wrui NJ apparel,
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subscribe to the stock OF tho Island Ferry.
WHEELING, ". Va, Nov. s, 1905.

sub.Cribs to the stock OF tho Island Ferry.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 8, 1905.
The committee appointed by the
slockholders OF the Wheeling Island
Forty aud Packet Company at their Last
meeting. held u session last night and
decided to leave lists for the aecommo.
dation Of those who are DESTROYS Of
subscribing tor any Of the $1,000 90 pre-.
ierred stock which the stockholders Au.
thorlzed the directors to issue TO pay
OF the indebtedness OF the company, at
tho following stores on tho leland and
In tho city:
Henry S~onnoborn, 1907 Market street.
Schensrlsin 4 Bro. 20 Zane street.
X, Burt. corner Virginia aud Penn
streets.
Bogart & Co, Zane street.
o. Lukeus, Zane street,
Exley Bros, Penn aud Zane streets.
Henry J~uergens, corner Maryland
aud York streets.
]. MuhIeman, corner Virginia aud
Broadway streets.
@. r. Paul, corner Virginia and Penn
streets.
beotRo lie Llugtli SViAVA 'hkAuiA
and Broadway streets,
Gaus & weigle, corner Zane and
Broadway streets.
Pebler 4 " ohnhaus, corner Virginia
and Huron streets.
II. Seamon & Son, 1850 Water street
Hugo Loos. 1920 Market street
X. II. Gillespie, ]. r, 1925 Chapline
Rtreet,
Il. C. pstormRn, ]. P, Eleventh
R. k. Citizen & Co., 1920 Main street.
1t is requested that the friends OF tho
ferry will avail themselves Of this op.
~porlunity to show In a substantial way
tha. they are determined that the ferry
shall run and that they will not be
forced into paying tho two corporations,
who think they have them By the
throat, excessive aud exoibitant rates
for tho privilege Of passing to aud fro
from their homes, n privilege, by tue
way, enjoyed by the residents Of the
other wards without extra taxation or
cost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06

Plthburph-lllyCr 10 foot aud rising
al tho dam. Weather Clonr and pleasant
GrCOnhboro- Riyor 4 icol . inches aud
rIBlnR. Weather fair aud warm.
StOubCnvlllO- River u inclius aud Bta.
tlOhary. Weather clear and cool.
oil Cily-lIvNf At zero aud stationary.
Weather clear aud pleasant
WRttOn-RI Iva iouricnlha below low
whlot mark aud stationary. Weather
laIf and GOnlnr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06

THN aus nv mEGArrA.
Tssmsr Defeat. Iubsar and Gaudaur In
the Half sflo Dash.

Tremef Detehta bubehr NM uhuuhuF IN
the Half snIo Dash.
AUSTIN, TKxAs. Nov. 5,-Thore was
In immense crowd in attendance at to.
day. regatta races aud they saw fine
sport The half mile dash for u purse
Of 500, which was beautifully raced,
finished with Teemer. Buboar and Jake
Gaudaur coming in in the order named.
Time, 4;02i.l
doubles for position In the final three
mile against Tecmer and Rogers, Amer.
lean crew, was won by Bubear and
Barry by half a length. Time. 1881.
Iu the mile and q half straight away
between Miss Rose M%nsen.heim, Of ST.
Louis, and Miss Title Ashley, Of Hart.
ford, Conn, Miss Mo,enthoim won by
half 4 boat length In l5:l7l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06

Dick Paddsn. Martins FerrV'S crack
base bail player. has signed with Pitts.
burgh. He had splendid oilers from
baltimore, Philadelphia aud Brooklyn.
Philadelphia wanted him very much
this past season, sending two lei after
him. He was also oderOd $1,000 to
manage Roanoke mex year. This club
wann McClearY aud Brown, OF Martins
Ferry. Tim Dobbins and Bub Walton
ara also wanted In the Virginia Tongue.
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KNOWLEDGE

BrinVs comfort aud improvement aud
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly uScd. Tho many, who 1.-Two bot.
Ter than Others and enjoy life moro, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting tho worlds best products 10
tho needs Of physical being, will attest
tho value u health Of tho puto liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
ItS excellence IA duo 10 Ia presenting
In the form most acceptable aud pleas
ant IN tho taste, tho rofrcslilng and truly
beneficial properties Of n perfect lax
atIyo oncctnally cleansing tho system,
dIupclling colds, headaches aud fovots
and permanently curing COngti patton:
II has glycLs satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of tho medical
profession, because " nCts on tho KID
ncyB, Liver mud Bowels without weak
CnIng them and II Ia perfectly FREQ from
every objectionable substance.
Syrupof FlRa Ii for salC by all drug
visis IN 6Oc and el bottles, but " 10 man
unctutcd by tho California Big Syrup
CU.Only, whose n1inc spirited On Cyoty
paoElgr, RlaO Tie name, syrup Ol FiBr
and being well Informed you Will NOT
accept any substitute II Offered,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06

lr Ia q truth In medicine that tho
smallest dose that pOriotmaa cure In tho
huat. DO Vita ldlilO Early RIsori nro
tho SlnAllu,t pills, will perform u euro,
and AfO tho bOsL. Logan Drug 90,
Wheeling, W. Va, Il. Il. Peabody, len.
wood, and BoWIO 4 %, bridgeport o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06

hIttInT UTlpdTN 10 WTdTIDfNcN
srEUnGSvliLg, o., Nov 0. - Willie
Rsldy, q small boy, Ind hIS right leg
taken of this evening by tho shifting
engine at tho Jefferson iron workS, aud
sustained other injuries which will
nFnVn ahFloua.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06

A musical and literary entertainment
will DO given on Tuesday evening, Mo-
yOmbor i2. NJ Odd FolloWG' hail. under
tho auspices Of Holiday Post No, ~,
e. A. X. They have secured tho bOst
musical and literary talent Of our city
therefore, II II receives llc hearty sup
port Of our citizens az II should, its AuC-
ross Ia assured. Besides, tho assistance
obtained Will 10 put 10 good use In 70.
letiug tho diS!rCsH mud doatllntIon
which exists IN nm alarming extent
among tho Veterans al our city nj tho
present tlmo All citizens Bhould lend
4 helping hand, aud trust tick0ts may
find a ready sale, when kind friends In
who'o hands lho committee has placed
them call, Tor tho money will DO we'll
ln0kod Aiisf aud distributed by this
worthy organization 10 good advantage.
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wITH TnE ROwLHns.
Mozart, Take Two Games from Apollo.
BroWniss lIrateW by NRmeloSS,
.ntsru sfNv tvanuu

The games In the South Side bowling
league last evening were between the
Apollo and Mozart teams. The stars
Of the Mozart aggregation got in soma
good lIcks in the arst and last games,
but we're showed under in the second.
when Apollo made theIonly 9O0.icore
Of the evening. ~DAnueuberg, Of Apollo,
made the high individual score, lo2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06

The games IN the Muiee league wore
hotly contelted, as two OF tho leading
teams, Namelsss aud Brownies. we're
the contestants. The old limo cham.
piou Brownies wero ou~tclasssd and did
not make It interesting for Caren.
k,o.i, hoe. Tka sn,ran
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06
NESBlTT 81 DEVlNE,
Tel Oa l7ae MARKET street.
Special Sale Of Real Estate.

No, Va TWELFTH ST., lno brick aud stone
dwelling, II rooms. all modern, lot GGNl2l feet
NJ 10 SIXTEENTH ST., htlck aud frame
dwelling : rooms lit 50Ni2n tcnL
80. % NATIONAL ROAD, rama dwelling 81
rooms, u feet itnnl
80. ipl FOURTEENTH SRI, brick dwellings,
tobnt. lot axis feet; brick stable oil tear Oflog
house Ina, all modern COnycnlCurcA
NO. Isl NORTH HURON ~, mmo dwelling
4 rooms lot lONiil feet.
so. igl TWELFTH ST., new frame dwelling,
b mons. lot 20 feet front
NO Ilp SOUTH YORK ST., itaino dwelling,
. rooms. lot 9iNltn feet.
40, i5jJ CllNrLiNE ST., brick dwelling, I
rooms, lot iSylN foot
NO i5ii GliNpLlNE ST., nnO brick dwelling,
NO9 i'll AND i9 AliEY n, double brick
dwelling. I rooms each, nnl good brick slnblui
lni UltdG feet corner Wood street nni Alley 70.
40 iIG 2ASE ST. ISLAND, room tame
dwelling lot OlNlN foot
No. To- FIFTEENTH 81, frame dwelling ,
tunms, lot NiNilO feet
Nj. I8 surrit FlONT 81, brick dwelling
rooms, lnt - foot itnnL
Tlun hulldlng lot corner Main aud siNlOchlh
streets. t7NlaO feet
building lot, on Island, In Pleasant Valley
Edgiurtun aud lOAihcfWOOd
MONEY 10 lOAS on REAL ESTATE
RlNEHART s. TATUM,
OnT nASE nultutNu
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iilIaH n]i1HlHhACh OVeF6onilnEa=thH
very latest made 10 BTieF NJ a. Ilnsa \
sons, FHAhiOhHbiB TAilOra aud UuntA'
fufnlAhHfL
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F7OR SAIlB.

Farm. Is acres, II NctcS bottom land, on Little
Grave creek. 81 miles south OF city, cheap, OH
easy terms. $3.50
Farm, 10 acres, * mics east of city, easy
terms. 500,
Farm. 20 ncrcS, 20 acres creek bottom. s miles
cast OF Cltr, easy terms SiOll,
Farm, l6i acres. 6mllcs east Of city.
Farm, lb ncrcI, fronting on National toad,1
miles east Of the citr. lazy terms, s5Jll
FArm. 30 AcrOs, . houses and orchards. 'front.'
Ing on rlyGr, Il miles south OF tho cIyi vory
Chcan, sLtOl
Farm. ~ acres. 2 miles cast OF tho city.
Splendid farm, 80 nOtcs, on RJundbotton
i01acrcS Of same river bottom sIi pOr acre.
Farm vi 500 acres on linundbottOn.
Farm, Is acrcS, Belmont county, s miles weS.
Of city. $500
Farm, 50 aorOs, Iclmon, county, $ miloI woIs
oil citv, tl,jD
Fatn. 10 acres, ~ miles Oatt Of city, cheap,
Farm, 0acrrs, ~ miles cast oil city, with new
OlghtrOnnCl house,
Farn. y nrrcS | ml,c from Elm Grows
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

sirnnt These are very dexltAbla. and inst Tho
thing for tome one who desires 10 build, 10 sell
or nanL. Very cheap.
No. 100 Twelfth street, house OF ! rooms, lot
a7Xl2l. with house In tho rear. This Is abtg
bargain
$50 buys house Of rooms, lot :Oxi9O, on Nine.
tenth street Cheap
$3.50 buys house aud lot 25xlo0 on Wood street,
between Forty.third and F0rIy.iourth streets.
$1,000 buys house aud about two acres OF land
al RlvGrYiew addition TO McMechen. Big bar
gain
EoT street property. 6-rooned brick on the
front and S.roomed frame In the rear, lot 2sxilb,
with all c0nvonlOncCS. between TWCnty'second
and Twcnty.third streets,
Fourteenth street property for sale. Cheap.
Building lots on Fifteenth street. Cheap.
Money 10 loan on real estate security,
ROLF Go ZANE,
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR REHTT.

hAln aud IWohIy'hrSt street, STORE room.
FOR SALE
Lot on South Huron street Tor leGs than cost.
No. % North Front street
Lot on South Front street.
Lot OIL South Huron street
Residence, WOodsdale.
Residence, South Huron street.
SiT.fOOmed house, Peninsula
House and lot. National road, SJoQ
Residence, Kentucky street.
Residence, ThIrty.lrSt street
Residence, Chapllne street.
Residence, McCOllOch street
Residence, Fifteenth street
Residence, Sixteenth street.
WANTED.
Woman TO do general housowork
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real E,tAtO Agent. Collector. NOthrI Plbllc and
Pension Attorney No l6l! Market strleL 0nR
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ROLF Go ZANE,
"a FOIIRTEESTU STREET
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-13
A DeIIeIoas Plum Pudding.

rick and stone one pound Of the best
Malaga raisins, which put In a basin
with one pound of currents well
washed and picked, one pound of good
beef suet chopped not too fine. three.
iourths OF pound of white or brown
sugar, two ounces candid lemon or or.
ange peel, two ounces of candid citrop.
Six ounces of flour, and one-fourth
pounds of breadcrumbs, with a little
grated nutmeg and salt Mix the whole
together with eight whole eggs and a
little milk Have ready a plain or or
nsmental pudding mould; well-butter
the interior. Pour the above mixture
INTO It, cover with a sheet OF paper. Tie
tine mould In cloth, put the pudding
into large stewpan containing boiling
water and let 1t boil quite fast for four
hours and half or it may be boiled by
tying II in a pudding cloth well Toured
forming the shape by laying the cloth
IN round bottomed basin and pouring
INTO u. IL will make no difference in
the time required for boiling. When
done take out Of the cloth and turn out
upon your dish sprinkle a little pow
dered sugar on it and serve with this
sauce Put the yolks of three eggs in
stewpah with half a cupful of pow
dered sugar and gill of milk. Mix
wei together, add a little lemon peel
and STIR over the FIRE until il becomes
thick; II must not be allowed To boil.
FLAVOR TO taste and serve very hot
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-13

went on II WAS so hardwood VITA, ,bo
ghasllness " the whole nrn.nad,m
mar for a moment stood ros,tnd ~, ,,,@
men II suddenly fiaathed across
10y iiihd mat the affair would b., A
Firipie shock 10 the widow. and over.
spliihg my rcpugnaDce, set the coffin
l,gnl slhe up and made desperate
nort 10 raise Brown into II without
aiarhllng any one. Suddenly / fell
irlhihg trinkling over my haiHls.
looked-lt was blood. Thoroughly ter
r7neh J dropped the body. rang the
p'I violently and then ran for a doc.
i"r' when left the house half AN
nour later Brown was very mucn alive
ihfF We're feeding stimulants through
a lubr 4 case of catalepsy. the doe.
tor called H."
buflng the recital OF this strange al.
venture had been subject 10 conflict
rug sensations. Al first I felt sorrow
anu alarm Tor my friend, whom | sup.
l"seu delhenied as the method Of his
supposed madness became apparent.
ana lastly, ! could not help feeling
amused al his fear Of having trans.
sressed the unwriiien tenets of the
profession
Why, man" exclaimed. "jt'g the
greatest thing that ever happened H.
you fou'll be advertised al over the
country"
'Trne he groaned. but The wrong
sorl " advertising"
Just then the clock began - strike ~
quick J SAID. hastily filling the
slAss'N' lets drink 10 the New Year
ana long life 10 oid Brown.
~ glasses were raised 10 our linz
when again there was rap "a the
door Collins gave violent start ana
siond listening.
What i iyY' / called.
PleaNr Sin" answered boys voice
from without MIR Brown died al II
O'Clock and the madam wants Mr. Dol
Tins 10 come down in the morning"
Tel her said the artis. with
look % unspeakahle terror tell her |
wouldn't come for million dollar '
cash /
Since that night Jayne Collins has
become very Slsressful painter
There y Slgnpainting establishment 1
ia The old studio. and things hsve al |
Tered good deal all around. Ny 4
friend has gathered flesh with III, /
y''ars and there II not trace of the
oldilme nervousness remaining W.
have often iokrd about old Browns 1
portrait hut rNrenily have discover
cd 10 him little sensiiiyeness on thar
subleri. and alSo recently learned
from the columns Of New York art
journal the reasons Tor il. The no
tire IN the paper read:
"laync Collins the American par
trait painter whose picture. "A Socict,
Model attracted "a much favorable
motive ~ the Columbian Exposition. &
shortly % We'd Mrs Browne. Bailey
ihe wcllknown Western art patroncss
There Is said 10 be- a romantic stOry
behind this alliaBre
Aud this h the story.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-13
Clubs for Farmers, w,,.,

II possible, it is wise to go outside OF
the ordinary limits of acquaintance and
invite women of widely different as
sociations and employments TO become
members Of the club. writes Helen jaw
IN very practical article on "The
Mental Life of Farmers Wife" In the
March Ladies' Home Journal We ali
need TO enter into the lives Of Others.
and for an organization of women /
know no better motto than the words
OF DR.. Hale, This club exists to find
out how other people live" II will be
easier TO do this than appears upon the
surface
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-13
MhInnnnrMIn cnunna..

From Oklahoma comes a report Of
the analyses OF whippoorwill eowpeas
at five different stages and OF prairie
grass, composed almost wholly of blue
stem and joint grass, at three differ
ent cuttings With reference to the
cowpeas, results indicate that for a
good hay the peas, including vines,
leaves and pods, should be harvested as
the peas have matured in the pods
Should the prop be late Il is better TO
cut before complete maturity than to
delay the harvesting until heavy frost
has killed the vines and leaves.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-13
ToaIour. Amour.
BERRY

A., tell me, Dlmple- chin,
'@haF I'M axe does love heglnf
Som NM eyes have scarcely seen
hi NJ three. my fairy queen,
inns , miracle Of sweets
otte ,,nroaches. SIS retreats,
10 I6e little archer there,
~ in your pretty hair
elab Aldst learn heart 10 VIM
age - tell me, Dimpie-Ghinl
eds : he rosy lips reply.
po'a ~ tell you II try.
heavF q = loBg can't remember;
: .oas younger lass than u"
- n ,ell me. GriEzled Face.
~ I'm heart and head keep pacel
= - Aces hOary love expire,
Nea 4 ACES frost put out the tiref
- smbers burn below
800 ehill December snow
:. 4 ,oa still soft hand 70 press.
=, hssds 10 smooth aud bless
". =. does love give up the chaser
d trll me. Grizzied Pace,
4 !, AZ ~ Hlsp old lips reply,
~. "a mas Iass dnd strength may die,
y love can't fOretDkrn.
salr elder sage than /
Edmund Clarence Stsdman.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-13

A professor who used TO teach the
grandfathers of the present generation
of students objected To the pronuncia-
ton Of wound. " as IL ii were spelled
'woond, and his students used to hunt
for chances to make him explain his
objections One day he stopped a stu
dent who was reading to the class and
said, How do you pronounce thar
word?" "Woond, sir The professor
looked ugly and replied, II have never
foond any groond for giving it that
soond. 60 on. "-Household Words
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-13
N M. rrnncrI, LnhcIIcd.

"why don't you ever write any poet.
~ lid write poem once IAN 20"
10 oblivion
"lndeed. what became Of itf-
at reached It's destination"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-13

Is the man or woman troubled with dvs.
pepsia- Heart palpitations. sour stomach.
heartburn, uneasiness OF the nerves on
PRESTON or sense OF emptines5 at the pit Of
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entirely oYercOmes constipation, biliousness
rheumatic, kidney and malarial complaints.
Use this thorough remedy systemau aily and
~ VIII achieve Permanent results
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-13

Commends itself to the welI-informed
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headaches and fevers without unpleas-
ant after effects, use the delightful
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-13

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Mentlon name OF paper.