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The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
Roasted to Death.

Butte, Jan. 17,--Thc horribly
burned and friyhtfullv distorted
b;dy Of James Tedoc was brought in
froln Browns Gulch yesterday and
placed in the rooms Of the Butte li!-
dcrtaking company. Tcdoc was 4
woodchoppcr, about Is years Of age
and lived in q small cabin about 22
miles from this city. lis BODY was
found in his cabin yesterday morning
and all indications are to the effect
that he canlc TO his death through
acts of his own, committed WiIlc
aboriu9 under an attack OF insane
rrcnGv.
The parties who discovered the
body stated to the coroner tiat when
they arrived 1T the cabin they !oHnd
it on fire i'll one corner through
which Il hole four or five feet sJ,lai c
had been burned. Tcdco'S body WIS
found near the fire 50 badly burned
as to be almost unrcc0gnizab|c.
Near it was the body Of his cat
which had also been Dllrncd to death,
\ bucket Of water was standing neal
with It's contents at lie boiling
point.
1t is the opinion Of those who were
first 1T the cabin that Tcdro became
insane and while in that condition
built a fire on the floor Of the cabin
and the place being tightly closed M
| was SuiirNcntcl to death and as tho
lire spread il communicated to hi:
body. Tilc last time the man was
seen by amy one who kucW him WA:
two or three days ago.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
THREATENING LETTER.
silver Rows Representatives Receive an
.sn;!rcI;iStic Letter.

silver Bows Representatives Receive an
..narchistc Letter.
In the house last Tuesday, Repre-
sentative ~Montcatll, Of Silver EoW,
introduced the fo]|rWiug:
Whereas, Certain dcfamutory and
threatening letters have been sent tC
certain members Of this body. there,
fore, be il resolved, that committee
Of three be appointed to investigate
the matter and report TO the house
what, il any action can or should be
taken looking to the proper punish
mcnt Of the author or authors OF
said letters. It was adopted and
Mvcr, Won Tobcl and Anderson Werc
appointed a committee to investigate
Following is the letter which cali
ell for tile investigation:
';Ruttc, Mont, Jan. 1G, 1S95-T'
Silver Bows Legislative Delegation
Helena, Mont: You traitors: under.
stand we arc an oatN-bOund band Of
thirteen and with pleasure await
your arrival in BUTTE either during
or after your legislative duties hayt
expired. You dcspised bribe takers
traitors to YOUR constituents: traitors
to Your country and traitors to YOU
religion: you Rome bought abortions
dare YOU call yourselves Americans
or confront those to whom YOU owe
your Offices? Sincerely VIC thirteen
await your arrival in the greatest
mining camp on earth. YOU vii
find upon Investigation that there
are 10 traitors in our mystic number.
"JAMEs MELLEN."
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
To CDi,; the Sc;nniD,nyC.

Washington. Jan. l'i.-i'eprcscnl-
ativc Ii,yHii has introduced Il bill to
provide for the coinage OF the sciGn-
ora@c. y feature Of the bill provides
that any person presenting to the
treasury grccnb"clls ortrca5ury note
and demanding tI!ci" redemption III
gold or silver, fer the purpose Of
embarrassing the government, inilr-
Ing. its credit, CT compelling or Sc
curing IN issue Of bonds, shall b"
guilty Of I; miSdcncHHor. and upon
conviction be punished by impriSUl-
mcnt for not less Han five years.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
\ iIoiSnu Girl Abroad.
\ Gisra.cli from MarSh1icld. VI

y dispatch from Narshticld. Wis,
dated Jan IT to the Minneapolis;
JolHinaI s:lys 4 very peculiar case Of
ucspondcncy happened at Grand
Rapids, that county. on Tuesday.
Miss >,lsan I,ciIcr. of Helena, Mont.
a@cp about %. arrived here ll:cX~
pcctcdlv to visit Il bronher who re-
sides in the country a few miles out
or the city. After going about q
mile She sat down on a log ":'d there
she remained for ~ hours. \ slioh,
snow fell during the night, and the
weather was quits. cold
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
p!.'iH!.l!.D ;nJDi
Identified. ~ i:,", Of a tamous

1t i, identified u i:"t Of famous
OutlAv.
Waco. Texas. Jan. lI'.-';cor-,c
!;rHicN, s1lo catches fur animals. on
his ~ollut, to his p; Gn the banks
Of tHr l'rlZDs, noticed Il leg sticking
out Of the sand. and uucar;.i. od q,
lnaH pcr;ect in every limb and fca
11lrc. except !, cash in t::c Hbloncr,
the bowels being absent ard the
cavity iul! of sand The body is 4
perfecl,rrtr!icuiio ion. and lie features
nattirn!. iHi. rv"brviH. and beard
being preserved Ifeli!e. It is rec
oyilizod Is the potri;i@d body OF Bill
Johnson Il murderer and outlaw.
who, after j;tiict;ng terrible lass al.
a ~hcrii!>, posse ia lS'2 N:;;> mort
u!iy WollI:,i",. AuH afterwards; taken
IroHn lie i;;iE ~ i.yllcl!rrs and hanged
while dying. Ell..!ohnso!l. shot
in the jaw. twice il, the breast and
in both legs. and the bullet mark;;
are on the peIritird body. 1t is also
remembered that prior to burial Bill
johnson was (iscmbOWclc(l by doe
tors, one OF ,;h,,rl is here and rec
ugnizcS the body. IBill .Itl:4H::sl'i Si7iH
cd live men in his l,st lea'tl k.
/ AA.--.-
$. Is H;iShfurd. of Carthage. S. d..
was taken sick 1T Sioux City. lie
procured two bottles Of Parks Sure
| Cure for the Liver aud Kidneys. He
saws: II believe Parks Sure Cure
eNccls all other medicines for rheu-
ma1iSm and urinary disorders" Sold
hE J. -. Miscr.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
pI!2I!:Ii RESIGNS.
Thc'x ycncll President SO Declares Him
self

Thc'<rc1ch president SO Declares Him.
SELF.
Paris. Jan. lit vas announced
last evening that Casimcr pcricr.
president Of the French rcpublic, had
resigned his Office 4 second official
note was issued at II O'Clock last
night announcing the resignation OF
President pcricr. and forccastiny the
ideas lie intends to develop in his
farewell! address to the chamber Of
deputies. The note says that in the
eyes of the rrcsdcnt Mondays sit
ting Of tile chamber and the vote
which overthrow the cabinet was
only tho secondary incident Of a
struggle which is proceeding against
tic parliamentary regime and public
liberties.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
been chosen and vii reflect credit
upon the state W!lle. representing it
in the senate. Helena Clock.

in the scnatc.-llelena Clock.
Montana, in the person Of Thomas
Carter, has Sc}ccctd a man for Il
long term senator who will be an
honor to the state and credit to
the west. There is no doubt about
Mr.. Cartcr's strength, and he is 50
situated by his connection With the
national republican committee that lie
practically knows more Of the public
men in the east than any man in the
senate. He ought to be one Of the
strong men in the senate, an honor
to Montana. and 4 wise advisor on
the affairs which concern all the
states, 1t is good to see sucl! men
as him nominated to such placcs.--
Salt Lake Tribune.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23

Miss D., went ont Of he" way to ask
that young lady whether it was true
that her engagement ring had been
purchased at a pawnsEop. Miss D..
took her tianccc to task. and'now tic
engagement is oT.--pnladc!pl'ia
Record.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
Tale 81 Il Ring.

The breaking Of li!c engagement
Of two young people prominent in
Germantown society Is creating con-
siderable comment among tic Eco-
rle Of that suburb. When Young
Mr. +, proposed to fair Miss d.. aud
size accepted him. Ii" gave her Il very
linld-ume diamond ring. OF course
II NSs y. WAS very proud Of her ring
and showed il to all her friends. i
few DAYS later, while the Fortunate
Mir. Is was talking 10 a AIri"nd aDOlt;
hi, engagement, he happened to men
,i,N That he had purchased the much
admired engagement ring at i pawn
shop. lie knew it to be Il stone OF
tho first water and Il great bargain.
I':lat night the friend rct"ilcd tho
slur; to another friend. who in turn!
told il 10 his sister as 4 great Joke
III, sister being somewhat jealous uI
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
SENATORIAL. PRESS; COM iENTS.
Tom Carter Of Montana. who has

Just been nominated by the rcpub-
lcans Of that state for United States
senator. is thick-and thin silver
man. The winters crop Of new sill
ycr senators is Il large onc.-Hcnycr
Times.
Thomas III. Carter Of Montana, has
received the nomination from the
republican caucus for United States
senator, and his election is assured.
lie is Il man Of the people and one
whom the gold bugs cannot corrupt
Cheyenne sun.
| The nomination Of Hon. Thomas
| II. Carter to be junior senator gives
great satisfaction to the people Of
this state irrespective Of party. Ec-
publicanS are satisfied. and We have
/ the assurance OF Chairman Kenyon.
OF the democratic committee, that
tWo-thirds Of the democratic party
desired his election. Thus every
| body should be pleased. Mr.. Carter
is 4 man Of national reputation, Of
great ability. Of surprising energy,
OF much personal magnetism. We
believe he will be in the cabinet in
| 1896 if he shall SO desire. lis cleo
tion imposes upon him no obligation
(which he has not abundant talent to
discharge to the credit OF himself
and to his statc.-Nlantlc's Inter
Mountain.
MI. Mantle is beyond question an
able useful man, untaintcd with even
the smell Of corporations, and can be
| relied On to serve the state Faithfully.
The best the Tribune says Of him,
and it says it chceriully, is to quote
from John Halifax: ''Ile bears in
thine abuse the grand old name of
gentleman" The second choice has
not been announced, but we hope it
will be as good as the first. The re-
publicans Of Montana are to be con-
graduated on the service they have
done the state. Falls Tribune,
I (dem.)
The success of Mr. Mantle as the
west side nominee will be received
with satisfaction by republicans
thoroughout the state. The gentle
MANS devotion to his party's cause
has been Of a kind that entitled him
to recognition at it's haEds, and there
will be none to refuse him conyratu-
!! lution and Godspeed in his future
career ASA public servant -Missou-
Liam.
In selecting Hon. Lee Mantle for
one Of the senators for Montana the
republican maiority has chosen Il
representative who will be 4 credit
to the state and has rendered justice
to the distinguished gentleman whose
name heads this article. It could
not have done better: it would not
have done SO we'll if Governor Rick
ards had been nominated. Mr..
/ Mantle has justly earned the high
homer BY services to his party and
state, besides it is gratifying to see
4 young @fs'an rise by force OF ability
from Il humble and obscure station
in life to the most exalted positio iof
within the gift Of the people Of this
great state Brains and energy have
accomplished this for Mr.. Mantle
ard it is a most happy hour fer Iii:
friends: Billings Gazette.
Washington: ID. G. Jan. lO.-1'C
Hon Lee Mantle. Helena: We con
9latulatc you 'lcrtiy. The silver
senators feel that yolir election
Strengthens their cause.
Fred i. Dubois,
-IIcnr,v b. Teller.
1t is gratifying to the residents .
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
WHY 30 iOu Cough?

DO YOU lot know hat Parks Cough
Syrup Will r{ire it: We guarantee
every bottle. There are many cougl!
svrlpS. but we believe Parks is the
best and most reliable. Sold by j.
y. Niscr. Stc|rl,STilic.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
ALI. SORTS.

$40 look at Chat huge woman
dancing with Uncle Bob. What is
she? a QuakcrcSs?" slim, rather
an Earthquakcrcss. | should think"
Mayor William l.. Strong. Of New
York, has been presented with a
looking glass framed in Old mahug-
any, which belonged to Mayor Will
lard, the first mayor Of New York
city. who was elected in 1865.
:Irs. Lon9wcd Have YOU any idea
what is meant by the fires Of love,
dear? LonYWch - i,r-thosc which
tire husband btiiId, the FIRST three
months after marriage. ! supposr.-
Buffalo Courier.
According to the British Medical
Journal. which hH:, been studying the
matter Of boards, woman i, placed at
Il serious disad vantage by her lack Of
the facial protection "!!!ch mature
/
seems, much more liable tutCothaclc
and neuralgia, and even certain
forms Of facial para ,Esis, on account
Of her want Of This natural covering.
NOW Wh@t is to be done about this,
unjust Discrimination? Does the
'neW W0man'' want t. siiayG:
Spcnccr-ShoW Inc Il man Wily
like, to b" interrupted il tie lnidd!,
Of sentence Fcryulnl--.tI right
Come a)or@ "it!l mc 10 Sin" :Sinzy.
| IrUth,
One Of tn" Things talked about
nowadays is thc uli,rI.ding il may
term il, Of Tilolnas \. Edison
Formerly he was q sort Of Il hermit
in his BIZ, l;burHlory at McilIo park
II wa, almost illpu>~iblr to Get at
| him on any business. Even lis wife
w5uId not Sc" him for days. \U# ll
has come nut Of Iii, shell. lie is L
b. seen ut pu':;!. dinner, whore ht
Hlkcs really witty speeches. >iIre
he las bad prize fighters and strpHa
men perform before his kinrtUGrHp
those rare characters. the sports
claim him 4, their OWN. 1t is Il new
sort OF thing to ,r. Edison. but Il!
seems to like it and is growing fat ul
it, New York .iGvcr, is"r.
Husband Nol can't cook IiIl,
mother could. Wifo-,No l'o: can
whip like your mother could either
-:)c;ruil Free Press.
!. curious game Of cricket wa:
pIavcd in England recently. Ilt
prckIlam r;l>ilcr> were playing 1ht
Zaui,crWpIl Albion. and had 1870 Il
make viii! but D, minutes to play in
On the FIRST ball BOWED the NIt>'!ill
made Il long drive and put the bal
into a r4yk' liv~t in h" top Of Il hi4l
tree. The bah was not '.lnSt' is i
could be seen. ;l,ld he bat -llHi lnlli'
a3 r,E- while his opponents wcr
,j.t ibD, / itp hail
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
NEWS OF TIE STATE.

Great Northern to send sevcntN-fiye
cars to Belt each day. All the
mines have resumed operation.
Governor Richards Tuesday morn
ing sent to tho senate the nominal
tion Of Hon. Henry \. Blake as
Judge Of tlc First judicial district
70 fill the unczpircd term Of Hon
". ". lIunt. and it was promptly
| confirmed.
The Missoula Banjo. Mandolin and
Guitar club is a new additionlSo the
several musical organizations in the
Garden City. The members are
Prof, steele. 'Ic:,>rs. Charles Dill
woIth, Dr.. H. II. Ii,;riburt, Frank
G. and George G. Higgins.
Henry G. Harrison, q Montana
pioneer died at his home III HARRISON
Madison county, last Monday. Mr..
Harrison came across the plains in
! 1862 with i party commanded hE
Jas. L, Fisk, which was bound for
the Salmon river mines in Idaho.
| w. G. Bailey, who has been placer
mining in northern Montana for
some years past. has been thinking
of going to Australia some time in
February next. Wm. Spraguc, who
built the boats III TINS pl,:nt.-sor the
CuHcyitcs last summer. proposed to
accompany him. They have just
| heard from Joe Warren. an old ac-
| q,l!iulancc who has recent ytrctllrn-
cd from the cold fields Of South
Africa and West Australia, and who
IS now at Cripple Creek, Colo, and
the advice given is likely to change
their plans. Warren claims that
there is more cold in Colorado than
Australia and South Africa put tG-
ncthnr, ard Mcssrs. Bailey aud
>prawllc feel disposed TO investigate
| the claim.
Louis Statclen. roUndhousc fore
man Of the Northern Pacific at this
point. met with IL terrible accident
last week that map cost him his life
The unfortunate follow was engaged
in experimenting the work Of load
ing d pump bolcr'on fiat car in the
wards. when one Of the sklds gave
way ard before Lilc poor fellow
could cScArc he was struck down and
crushed under the pon(crollS mass Of
iron. lie was rescued from his terri
bic plight as puic}l, as circumstances
would permit and removed to the
Northern Pacific hospital a llastv
examination revealed the fact that
at least one rib on the ri1.llt side Was
broken. 1t is feared t!Ht severe in
tprnul injHries were sustained. lut
q d late hour the pH1icnt was re-
ported to be scst;n@ cl>ilNs-Nis,
sou!ian.
r. 6. I5ord. assistant Supcrintcnd.
c!lt Of he C".ul d Alcnc branch Of
| tho Northern Pacific. will, Head
! quarters n1 Wallace. Idaho. came in
over i,r cut of las, evening. NJ!
|;uvl in formed !; E.is,,OIii:n reporter
tEa, bit little difficulty had been
experienced in Keeping the branch
open this N;itrr. There IS less
,nu" ca tnc liIl AT present Than has
been nucutii.terrG Gt similar seasons
in several wears. 'I,i!" improved
wheel. recently added to the rotary
sAoM}.|n,,, is dGjn" excellent service.
Ii vell,, particularly, well ia heavy
suuH. ,:r. I;oHi said t|lat all OF the
principal Canyon creek properties,
composed Of the iUrrH!;lM. Gem
I'i@ef, Standard :ilG; Frisco ii.c ruin
ming ri@!, alCng. Tile Sllivan ana
i;jt!',vr i'll and Hunter minc:; at
Wartn"l' are still closed with no
prospect 0f an carl !. resumption.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
SHORT TI:LT.G,!?AMS.

sitpkl tt>l.i.SSHAM Ms.
DNcW No1}z, Jan lG.-A cahlcgram
from London says that the National
Sporting club offer, $500 for d match
between Chovnski and Dan Crccdon
Paxton, Neb. Jan l6.--As Il result
Of dcstitution and Of the helpless
situation among hundreds Of stary-
ing people. John llarris and wife,
living Il few miles, in the country
committed suicide and the body Of
their newly born babe was found
with it's parents.
Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 10
Considerable feeling was aroused
about the capitol. today over an AT
tempt Of Rcdrcsontatiye Moore, Of
Stone county. to remove from its
place behind Speaker Russcll's desk
the painting Of Thomas H. Benton
and place III it's stead one Of Gen.
Natllanje! Lyon. y resolution to
have Con. Lyons picture removed to
the house and hung in al appropriate
place had been adopted last week.
and today Moore and some Workincn
appeared and began to make the
changes noted. Exclamations Of in
diynation followed the attempt, and
Dr. pcttijolln, Of Lynn county, start
cd an agitation .vhut led to the pct-
ures being hung side BY side
Phoenix, Ariz.. Jan. 7.-Attorncv
General Henry has sent his rcsi%na-
tions to Coy. Hughes ina long letter
denouncing the governor rs one who
for his own ends has been disrupting
the democratic party and affirming
that if he had the interests Of AriZ-
ona and tho democratic party ut
heart lie would at once tender his
resignation to the president. llc
charges the governor with nalfcas-
ancc Yin Office and refuses on that
account to continc longer as his lcga,
advisor, The rcsi@nat ion WAS accept.
ed and ". D. SIatorwhitc Of Tuscol
was appointed to fiji his place.
Washington, Jan. l11.--'Ihc entire
Louisiana delegation in congress Ap
pearcd before the house appropria:
tion committee today to urge some
provisions 10 be made for The i'm
mediate relief for losses suffered b.
the sugar producers and planters q
Of that state, caused by the repeal 0
the bounty provided for i'll the ,ic
Ilinlcv tariff act.
Spokane. Jan. ia sl!oWSli&,
ten mile; from NaS!o. i'. G., killct
three miner, named Moore. McNilIc
and Charlie, Mitchell. owners Of th'
Eureka ,h:;llc who were on their va
to the mno from ka-'o. 1--WE miner
working on the sSiIN"rton mine il
the slides patti! arc also missing.
Salem, Gre, Jan. IG.--Thn rvpUb
lc;tnS in cuuCl;, tonight nominated
Senator Holpll to succeed himself ii
the United states senate. The vOt
stood: Dolph, 10: Fulton. -: Tongue
II: scattering. Q.
Lansing. Mich. l5.-Uiitcd state
Senator .,!cMiiI:n H,S rc-rl"ct"d b
>!ic iHjIl session OF TIC l"gis>lutu"
thi>; attrrn0Gn. and received a llil;l!
n1U.io vote, Julius {. Burrows re
c"ivcd all the votes for the >nor
term senator. except that Of Done
van, democrat, Of Bay.
Lincoln. Jan. lG.-l'In t"D house
ui legislature met in joint session !,
l!io:! today aHd declared ..'nhn II
i'hurS1ou circlrd 'uj!nti State, StiI
:!tur u succeed Charles Henderson.
Tale 81 Il Ring.
= I >,
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23
Fred Il. Dubois,
Henry 81. Teller.

It is gratifying to the residents OF
Granite county, without regard to
party, to see strength Developing III
the state legislature FOR Hon. Lee
Mantle for United States senator.
Our people believe it is their duc and
are anxious Is have one west side
man rs a senator OF all who have
been mentioned, Mr.. Mantle is bV
far the popular c}oicc.-Phllipsblir9
Mail.
Please accept hearty congrat'lla-
tions. Bring 4 silver bill and Il gold
minc.and VIC will try and make yc,l
lappv.-CongrcsSnan lui9g, Of Ne"
York, to Senator Carter.
Congratulations. Montana makes
a fitting rccl gnit;on Of faithful and
efficient scrViccS.-Ex-:; Senator s;abin
OF Minnesota, to Senator Carter.
Even these who would have pre-.
| ltIItO w nave StNll l!lt ;tONtiilbi
| hoHored cannot Withhold from Mr.
Mantle the credit that is due him.
nor say that he will net make al
able and efficient senator. lie is !;
man in whom the republican part y
OF Montana takes a just pride
! Starting in life without any ailan.
tagcS. he has raised himself BIZ
successive steps to the hi9hcs,
place in the world Of his Gown state
His natural abilities conquered The
most adverse conditions and he has
seemed to thrive on opposition. y,
man in the state has {. larger follow
ing Of loyal friends. and fc" have
had more relentless foes. He is il
every way fitted to fill with honnl
the high station to which be :. has
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-23

Come and pay s. and YOU will have
tho HErj'Hl.lr.,N for the next wear.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
The Ideal Panacea.

Jas. L. Francis, Alderman, Chicago,
says: Il regard DIR. Kings New Dis
covery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs
Colds and Lung Complaints, having
used it in my family for the last FIVE
years, to the exclusion of physician
prescriptions or other preparations.
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa
writes al have been a Minister oil
the NJ. e. Church, for so years Oh
more, ard have never found anything
so beneficial, or that gave me such
speedy relief as DR.. Kings New Dis
covery." Try this Ideal Cough Rem
edy now. Trial Bottles Free at b. FL
Fernish's drug store.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
Hayden Bros, Dry Goods; Omaha

Now is the time to order your Coal
for the Winter. / have on hand u
fresh supply Of the celebrated Dia-
mondyille Coal Three tons of this
Coal is equal to five tons of Rock
Springs Coal, and does not cost any
more per ton. You can use the
Diamondville Nut Coal in your base
burners and it will give you more sat
isfaction IMAM the Colorado hard Coal.
No clinke,s in it, and it only costs
GU about half as much money pei
ton of 1000 pounds. Give the Dia
mondyille Coal trial and you will
never use any other.
JOHN MONTGOMERY, Agent.
East Main and Idaho Streets,
Blackfoot, Idaho
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
Notice OF Assessment.

The Lava Side Ditch Company, limited, loca-
ton of Its principal place of business, Black
foot, Idaho.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the board of directors, held on Saturday
eth day of September, 1895. assessment No.
OF 81. 20 per share was levied upon the capital
stock of said corporation, payable to l.. ].
Porter, Treasurer, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
be unpaid Saturday, October 10th. 1895. will be
delinquent and advertised for Gale at public
auction. and unless payment is made before,
enough Of each parcel of stock win be sold on
Saturday, November Esd, 1895, TO pay said as
sessmcnt, cost OF advertising aud expense OF
sale. By order of board directors.
l.. ]. PORTER, Secretary.
Blackfoot, Idaho, September 9TH, 1876.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
After the Fire.

l desire to inform my many friends
and customers of Blackfoot aud vicin-
ity that | have again opened my Gro.
cery and Fruit Store IN the rear Of the
News building, and will be glad to
serve them when in need of anything
in my line. I have just received an
entire new line of goods and sell them
at reasonable prices. respectfully,
JAMES 4. JARVIS.