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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-26
A Portable Fence.

1t Is often more economical To pas
trre off n piece OF rich fodder Than 10
cut il and wheel II away 10 the sheep.
or other stock. The lack Of u fence
often prevents this \ portable fence
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-26

The run OF a raspberry patch Is an
ideal shade and scratching ground Tor
little chicks, but In some places tnere
is hardly tree or shrub AT hand 10
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-26
THE PASSION PLAY.
NEW VERSION TO BE PRoescED IN
A SWISS TOWN.

! stage In the Open Air-six nesrs
a..uirea 90 Produce the 3rsss
FIa,-yivid Biblical History Ne
pieted.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-26
A Cheap corn enstrr.

\ cheap corn cuttet. to he operated
by one horse, is the homemade ron,
triyance illustrated herewith. ~ costs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-26

Three Wise Men, accomp Inled by tho
snepberds, kneel while the music slow.
~ increases in volume until II reaches
grand hallelujah of alteration. This
scene " ono OF intense grandeur and
enurch dignities who have Witnessed n
nave had nothing but praise to sny Of
.,l ne Journey Of the Wise Men TO the
pr,nplace OF Christ Is given. also n
VIVID representation OF the UoIy Fam.
ny Inc sermon on the mouut ia an.
o o, striking feature Of the play. In.
e'nnlng Ms II does tho feeding az Tho
o.vW people and re rising M 10 life
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-26

next to nothing and ,loes excellent
work. cutting nne row nj time. The
drag was made from old lumber in
the back yard, and the knife (which
SAINTS backward and Is twenty six
inches long, was welded By black.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
The WALDO PARK ROAD RACE,


This Is the day to whlah the whoc'wen
of Kansas CNy avid ail 'he surrounding <
territory have tson booking forward a
long 'Wo. The Waldo PARK road race %
The Kansas city cyclists viii take place
This afternoon over tn" Waldo Pirk cpur-e
and Oh. handsome auI costly prizes witch
have been donated TO tho club hy the
wheel houses and other merchants OF Kan
sas CITY will o.. competed fur by nearly
lW whcolmvn including many Of the fast
est i'I.f~ OF ihis sgD lou.
wen worth STRIVING for. Tho winners 81
the first three places .n the race VIII gct
hlgh grade wheels The ntst man over tn
the three ana $50 ON. The winner Uf th.
'tmo priz, VIII take home with him a 800
other vnnablc time rti7os Res.dos these
There nro prizes Cor the first forty+Bye men
The. cyclists have made ample propara-
lion for thv race and everything VIII be
in good shape for the big event The limit
and the scratch mon Vim follow them
Just eight minutes later The starters
limit men. a bunch being sent on every
Tho scratch mon in the race VIII be Ed
st bouls, who won the time priS" last
year nul established The rocori of = q FOR
81 F'ie. 'inn. 90, kansas S'iN., Marion
di9nhinl starter and Han ot Craig Mo-
VINO rs late conner and "a dark horse. ON
the one minute mark VIII be fouul such
iy,rs as sam Hooker Herb Wool Kinder
Nti',' auu ilhN' tohutn. OF st Louis. ON
,he .a2 mark are HaElcr ana l.. rharit;
Two last men, q Sqliua. kas., Walt and
AT Iirinner, BNly Jaaues and 9s H'ben-
m.44it,rs i,,.. ialiowancg, are IA han Sen How
aurora. Mo- Aiex Lainq, of g. iIoa''s." iain4d
Harry Potts, and Wutormute, Of Kansas
',,itE. From the t"3 minute mark TO the
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
BRIEF ITEMS BY WIRE.

Guthrie, o. r. May 29.-(speclall
While a son Of y. Nj. Tuttle, a farmer
living near saltwater was riding a
horse attached to harrow yesterday
the animal ran away and the harrow
bounded in the air, coming down on
horse and boy, inhlcting wounds which
W'Il probably result fatally in the boys
case. ~
Sedalia, Mo, May 29.-(Speciall Il
onel W II, Caiee and staff, Of the
Second regiment and Adjutant General
j. A, Nickham We're in the city to-day
10 arrange for the annual encampment
OF the regiment, They visited Fishers
lake Forest ana Association parks ana
Capitol hill but reserved decision, an
though Association park was the favor
lite location
Winfield, Kas., May 29-(special) The
Union Street Railway Company which
has been operating the street car lines
In this city for several years, to-day
turned over the control of the lines, cars.
stables and mules under a lease Of two
years to the firm of Compton & Law
renee, OF this city, who will have fun
management during the period of the
lease.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
THE pocTop,s COLUMN.

l.. s., omaha.--I am troubled With SICK
headache and have pain IN my ieit sue.
have been run down IN heaitn LOT SOFT soInSs
Take ovarine (from the ovaries) in three
irop doses on the tongue three times daily,
gradually Increasing to ilve-drop doses
J. NJ. r., n. Y.-what Is the best remedy
for nervous dyspepsia?
Take n teaspoonful Of Natroli.hic salt.
dissolved IN a half tumbler OF water, I'm
mediateiy after meals.
c. c. n. n. VI am very nervous and
irritable and do not sleep well at night'
Please prescribe good medicine.
Cerebrine t;xtraot Of the Braln). In five
drop doses. on the tongue.
r. c. E.-Testine; five drops. three times
day, before meals. Cold baths and plenty
Of exercise.
4. F.-Natrolithic Salts; teaspoonful in
half tumbler OF water. Immediately after
meals will cure you.
Post Dispatch, 81. Louis.--There is Moth
ing that will do what you state.
Ida M--What is the best treatment for
nervous prostration?
Cerebrlne, in three drop doses. on the
tongue three times daily.
n. Il. ~, St Louis.--I am mason, and
have Contracted rheumatism, my health is
not good | suffer from muscular weak
ness.
Take Febricide pills--one in the morning
and evening.
i, H., Broo<lyn.-I have been troubled
with great bodily weakness and nervous
Insomnia for some time.
Take Cerebrlne. In fve-drop doses. upon
rising and upon going to bed Attend
closely TO hygenic conditions in the sleep
ing room.
Jas. n, Washington--T am troubled very
much with nausea and depression of splr-
iis. and | have, also, chronic constipation.
Please suggest a remedy.
Natrolthic Salt-a teaspoonful in a tum-
bier OF water morning and evening.
W. 7. PARKER, NJ d.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
IT is 4 WORLD WIDE EVIL.
Mary Clement Lcavitt Tells of the Drink
Habit.

Mrs Mary Clement I.eovitt, rouud-the-
! tended Visit TO- ioTSiEn lands. is one OF
the most widely travelled women ever con-
| neCtcd with the work of the Woman 9
| Christian Temper7nce Union, ana her
| talks are illustrated with many personal
observations In widely separated lands and
| among different peoples. She is a Boston
and Uds Speaks I IN " p]ieagaEr ] afon Tose t6n s'f is
slightly trcmulous. In speaking OF the
drink habit in foreign lands she said re
Gently that at tho beginning of the CEN
tury the drink habit extended over the
countries of the world excepting Asia and
TO even these lands Msn ana women now
the world over, were being dehased by
The Notwithstanding countries. Mrs
Lcavitt said. HAD been pretty thoroughly
aroused on the evils OF The drink bHbii
They numbered about ITO 90 dll pnSnlS II,
tho rapid advances OF temperancr work
Australia was probably ahead Of all coun-
tries In the Sentiment against drunken
ness probably the t!nitGj Stat+s ,yer.
ahead Of ali peopie. escent perIars can
ar,,,i. S.ia. Ihe Sause a Vas rsn.dly gaining in
Mrs Leavitt mentioned the work of the
Il5!uSs Gross Society, founded in Switzer-
se Of wns hs and i2a beer II ia bGr not 52Td the
the Continent. Mrs. Lcavitt said she bed
nhvsitinns ttHrn IN m'GilEyIi,ss ne Ietntns OF
lhSVei tbat 55 0S1 ne5nfo bs7 5fs oe Yer
InI.aa ,bSre ~, VIZ nt,,t4, , 5,o Hne ne-
drprpiIannnss riTsnS annually IN germany from
Tbrss ef9;is,toe ,vero ,,o.od -. NJ.
Iea,itt 10 nov .b,t ir,,,i.,,t, .,t ~ ii, Mls' '
yaii IN Fnr5ss 'SI nIIiRehSSss as I.d pre-
". nile idrN IN L.r!f VINO was total
a ne , Sra,h Amor,gen countries
sga!n sgsi ,rs ina TSrtqEal e1tI Eur2pean arnpken
nGGSusS tG iaG rf9&se & eISpeGte,ai I It and conf
man emneror l,oI re,go lhe Ger
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
R0SEBERYS SIR vlSTo WON.



London, May The EPSON Derby was
! run To-day and was won Nv Lord Rose
! bcr,.,te ,,I sir I.t.t,
,.t 80 '' '''''
i"'lt "'T' HiI'fh starters as tol!oWs;
\. u. tothrauc's Beck Hampton: T..
I Caunon'g Uurzon. colonel North's GALLON
ian: Sjr / pi.,lru Nf,,t,,r tti,t c,,rsu
,5 .r.,.,. - 10 -,
81. t ~ '' ''o'''s M'' ~
Ratputour. Lord Roseberry's sir vr,o;
Mt Bus~.N's SloWsttp; MIR Fairies S6laro;
{ l.. ErH4stN's t'hlbIgb1r: General Ran
dplrh's The Brook. Lord EIosm,rc's VII
I lproS. and ~ A. Ralli4' S9viurtuu
The betting at tho start was to {
against Sir Nisto; $50 to against CurZon.
aui iuU to : AGAINST l(itk council The re-
suit of lhc rngc was as follows:
/ II. Cnuuon's Cuizon. second: Sir j Hluudeu
Naples lNitk tonnrll thtd. The horses
We're sent away ai @.ll D. m. iu ideal raciuE
weather MI iirtss'N s. tWu!ah9 ly1 huill
ihy h9rSts were descending the MI, when
Cen klnlurI me fio"N. lgvk 4" ,ShtHt
,.d!. On lInti,E INTO IN siiaiEhI MI n.
~. H.hIg Hi, ~ H. ilHi" ,voh ,voh up p,,,r NY
luu"lIA. lvll3N'd 10y Mll 4. '",I.vt u'
2on. hul ihEiug thc 1staure LHtl he.,
.,EiE III Nls'" came H'"S VII" i"''''
~" Ni''lt ~. 70 ~ , .,,... ,t 1,.i.,. ~
i;'t $50 "lN9 NVt 'N't "' o
,sIs r ,,.,ii Il, M
,iy''' ~ - W 'A h.' III A"" "''' az '''N
-'I.3 ~ i"lHtas, lHtas,, a., ut.,....- u,. o,.,
NHN -viu'li, iu' siiLt ,,V's, va. Ni't
WAIlN lHt Pl"I'IlE or Mi. W. y. u. "yisE
hh'"nHvl Map't iot ~" eEHh5", III W"
,,ng -,u1 II,u'As aul gsiei'ta NJ. ~. NJ
|iHyi' El,'u''Nr 9nL LyIu i'oT',e'N
Slr NlHi'. y MS caused Inc iaHe gu l'-Aal
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Washington, ID. G,

longing to one OF their Russian relatives,
Elnally, 1t was not long ago that q duchess
or plebeian origin 1t is true. but formerly
renowned for her immense wealth and for
the luxury of her ertapments, was sold
out by the sheriff "A Madrid for the henciit
OF her creditors, her ruin being due TO
stock exchange speculation and to the card
table. Another Spanish great lady famed
for the boldness of her coups on the
bourse is the Duchess de Ia Tore, widow
of Marshall Serrano. who on two separate
occasions, held the office Of chief magis-
trate of the Spanish Republic. Her fortune
Is. however, so vast that no appreciable
breaches have yet been made I'm It by the
losses which she is known to have in
CURED.
What remedy there is for this evil 1t Is
difficult to say. That something must
he done to check its growth among young
girls Is manifest. since the spirit of cacu-
laton sits with but an i'll grace upon the
face Of fair maiden. Perhaps under the
circumstances, it would be well to abstain
from impressing upon their minds from
their earliest infancy that the greatest of
all speculative risks and the one which
they are inevitably bound to undertake
sooner or later, Is matrimony.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
NEW ARMY BLOUSE,
Uncle Sans Soldiers to Have ~ New, II Not
Beautiful, OUTFIT.

From Harpers Weekly.
f., The new blouse Is very simple in design;
as that now in use, but braided only on
the front edges, the bottom the collar and
opening on each hin" The letters L, :, in
gold ana the distinct Insignia of the branch
OF the service 20 which the officer belongs
VIII be attached to the collar the present
forage cap ornament being worn for that
purpose-ornamentation Of an Illustrated
reading matter kind. The sword belt Will
be worn under tho garment a. at present
the sword hook passing through the verti-
cal opening on the left side, except In neid
service, when it Wi be worn outside the
blouse, the revolver as is the custom in
our service. being carried In o holster on
the right side of the bolt. II would seem
that the main advantage possessed by the
in its reduced cost. owing to the suppress
sion OF the ornamental braid on breast
The present forage cap Is not very prac-
tlnal or comfortable head covering hur n
haS certain jduuJy military air entirely
after January ], s96, unless a kind proyi
ugnce causes change 60 come over the
mhls OF the gentlemen having IN charge
me regulations governing th. clothing uf
Ih.le sam soldiers Made OF dark blue
clOth. three and ODr-quarror inches high
ms GAP has black mohair 'uaud one and
a halI inches wide With Projecting ~ Its
"a visor OF black patent leather" ana lis in
shape cross between the cap Cf SIaorfu-e
car porter and that now Worn by naval Of
every day on the heads OF many biuyrIe
LMtrs, ana n requires no great flight of
ilnGy 70 picture me eager elen OF q street
uFehin lhluIiinE az some honest fellow lu
town con pass ana doomed by department
1lHtr 70 wear 'h!S most unmar'iai looking
hradp.er", what had happened TO his
wheel or whether he hai 'bus, his tlrr'
While comfort and rracticdhllty are tHa
main th.u-S % Dee considered iH AN military
due regard f8r attractive and .6rl,arry .n-
pearanee should not be lost sight OF.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
Cornell Crew ON for rnrI.,n,

Now YORK. May 29--C0rneIVs university,
boat crew, which VIII compete in nc Hen
board The American line steamer Paris. 4
great crowd went upon The steamer 10 hid
the Oarsmen good hy. Trainer Courtney
feels confident the crew VIII make a good
showing In the regatta ir July. ON reach
ing England the boys VIII go into quarters
10 prepare for the contest
They take with them two Dapier macba
rowing shells, weighing go bounds each.
sixty feet long and twenty,four inches
beam. built by Waters, Of Troy
The makeup of the crew IS as follows.
Bow +. Il. Matthews, Buffalo; II. o. Spill
Bafalo Ba !'Na%Anda e. rrssbarn FL C. HTfbfisF Ttbfis5F
y. ". I. Fennell, Jr.. Elmira; /;
Tom Hall, of Washington ont; G. A.
Louis, Of Brooklyn; stroke. L. r. Hsmil-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
DROPPED One AT DETROIT.
BLUES CoULD SoI MAKE II THREE
STRAIGHT FROM fur WOLVERINES.
The Michgandors took Kindly to stuitt'
Curves aud Gayle Kept the fiiis scat
tered Driving rark Races To-day
Waldo Park Road Race,

p...., ,,, ,,.. ID. .., =.
,,.,... ,'. i... .t '. ~. ,SI''.,'. 49, M,'-
H'.t h'. in-t 'Hl maj same ot 'he series
,!us..I the l.su ,4,. ..,,.,. ,.,4 s.., ,t.
.... .. ... .,. ..
s-' '' "''i'''' IH' ''H'e also 90. the
lat haiI, bug with the exception OF THE
th.rl inning. Ga,lu k,ut tho grur. well
scattered Nsrrlrv vr, fr.,r,.t btr,.f,
B., .r,, H....
a. ~ .'''"' game Wehi '' 'he bench,
NiuemAh goluE % second and EllrE %
Hrst.
Both ',er,s made , sfr.,, ,,.i. .,,,,,t.
q, ~ a., ','' .'.u.'
49,, "'@' .'. %" runs resulted.
Ihe Third was rorker. a base
pr halle and ZOO. ftt. ...,... t,..r.f.. ,,....
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
BIG DEBATE ON SILVER.


Chicago, May 29.-Ton. Roswell O. iIorr
to-day asked Lyman J. Gage. president of
the First National bank TO net as his ref
cree during the debate between him and
w. II. Harvey, author ot coin"
Mr. Gage has accepted and the Union
League club has rendered It's rooms The
debate Will probably last ten days. stem
opraphic notes Of the entire debate will
ne taken and given to the press for pub.
lication. The date has not been decided
uron, Howard S. TAYLOR. IIarVcy's referee.
VIII meet Nr. Gage tomorrow ana decide
nIQh the rreliminarics
The following was received to-day from
st Louis;
10 w II. Harvey. Esq. chicago. ILL.,
Dear Str.-Thc Business Mems League
invites you 20 hold your debate with Hon.
Roswell q. Hnu IN this city. We arc
sure You would wish go have II take place
ON neutral ground, and 81 Louis Is espe-
Cially suitable because of the division of
local feeling and the strong following on
both Sides. our newspapers have an
enormous circulation auiungo the people
you are especially desrous OF reaching
and for this ns FOR many other reasons this
city Us exceptionally well adapted for tn"
pu'pose. II Mr Horr ana yourself agree
upon st louis we shall have much pleas
hall pi the Exposition hullliuu which Will
noCommodatc .Wl people, or the smaller
hall We shall also ask you to. consider
yourselves our guests while IN 81 Louis.
We have written Mr.. rlurr as to this mat
ter aud hope YOU viii both favor St Louis
for the debate Yours TRULY.
SAM NJ kENNARD, President.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
a MISSOURI MAN NEAnLy KILLED.
John johnson. of Springfield. slugged and
Robbed at wichita.

Wichita, Kas., May 2a-Cspeeial1
John Johnson. OF Springfield. Mo. was
found at the point of death on an island
in the Arkansas river here Tonight
He was slugged and robbed Sunday
night and was taken TO the island.
where he has since laid without food
or water He was robbed Of $40 and
was able to describe the two colored men
tLnt I'D I
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
Dirnberger'. New Vile Record.

LoulsYllIe, Ky May @ NJ. y Dirnberr.
er won fresh lauTes to-day al Fountair
for The flying start paced. The time eir,r
- nat The former record, las 3-5. Was
heid by Tyler and was made al Walthau.
bfnberger was composed Of 0'C6nnor
TeuilI. coburn and Hamilton. The oXbi,
Sg.tt2h "ds a prelly one from the start to
until they reached the stretch. when IN
gradually pulled away from him, hnishI1y
hfst by about hfiy feet. D!rnberser tH-
ished good ana strong ana the fear VS.
aecotnplIshe WITH apnAIent Csc
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30

R1hy, Ind. May 2a-Frst race-Eleyen-
SiiXteenths, of mile, Dary Days won
Mlld Arab second, Ida Sauers, third
Second racc-.tIalf mile. Security won;
~, her second, Cassie Mel, third. Time
Third rlos-alu uyeu-siNteonths Of a mile
Belle Of Springfield won; Lizzie NJ second: :
Ilppe'dno', .hI'.r Time, l:lUla
Fourth race Eleyen-si Ntecnths Of a mile.
ChisWell won. fUeltau, second; Helen
Wren, thiri. Timr 1875,
Firth race Three -f0urths OF n mile
Governor HagVQj won; El Reno, second;
Abana Boy, third Time, lIs.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
Ask Rus.sell sage.,
sudden Riches killed linn,

Parkersburg, W, Va. May 29.-DayId
land a big 9il barrel per day oil Wei Wa
struck Monday. died last night Of heart
disease, resulting from excitement over his
man all his life. and the prospect Of sud-
den wealth Was too much Tor him.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30

All the passenger railroad ticket offices
VIII close az noon to-day.
W. j. Black, assistant general PASSENGER
tcrGay.
The dispa atchors office of the Clinton
branch or the Memphis road Win be- r.
moved from Clinton to Kansas ..ty IIEa
J ara establishing in the Union delat, A
j, Sans Is the chief dispatcher
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30

Eulcnspiegel: Mrs Malaprop-"Wno ar.
the niano?" "''
Herr strawItzki-"one is the daughter Of
Mrs Maiaprop-"And pray, who Is her ae.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30

N, VILE, Tenn, May 29-Nashylle. % g.;
phlt5i1 pAti1ntta' Cal May -o-Atlanta, I; Little
Chhttanoogn Tenn. May eq-Cbatta-
n0osa, Z: MONTGOMERY, 3.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30

st. Louis Republic: Linsey-"Time is
Miss Caustic-"I must be deeply in your
MIfh me- - - - ~
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30

If you got it at Wells it's all right.
We buy the best Clothing we know
of, and sell it for less than other
clothiors. Our reputation is for
selling the best Ready to Wear
Clothing in the city. We don't
want you to 20 by that, however.
Come and see for yourself,
We've Mems Suits as low as So
good ones at So.75-and the equal of
most tailor-madc Suits at SIS.
Ncckwear--Latcst Spring shapes
and styles, csc up
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30

Pittsburg Dispatch: The happiest mar
rlage in the annals OF Hat Greek Va.
was the recent uniting of Mrs. Molly Fos-
ter, q widow with fourteen children, and
Jim Harper, wIdower with seven.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30

J.. S.-Al letters of inquiry on medical
subjects directed 10 the Columbia Chemical
Company, Washington. D. g.. will be an
swered free, either in these columns or by
mail dirnrt
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
Bids for Stationery Opened.

Topeka, kas., May ,29-(Special) Tba
supply the state with $4,000 worth Of sts 10
hsa hhioaery;d Sids All OF he Western paper houses
adjourned until Friday sNs was
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30

Is plain Every voter should vota fo uuty
iiRegIsa inis.ameHts and see that his neighbor doe.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30
WnI shoot a Telegraph hIntch

San Franclsco, May 29.-Conpany u
f-gst infantry. Of the Illinois National
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30

The following scores War. made hv Tho
a.Eht.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-30

ire, Sheridan. Time, 2n5 Attend
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-02
WANTS MORE MONTANA SHEEP.

A North Dakota Man Who Successfully
Fattens Them OH Wheat Stubbles.
"Yes, J did very we'll. all things con-
with the sheep purchased here
last year and fattened on my North Da-
kota farm" said Datus G. Smith of
Blanchard, N. D., who arrived in the city
yesterday and ls stopping at the Park.
Last september Mr.. Smith bought a
band of sheep in Teton county, shipped
them to his North Dakota farm, and
turned them into wheat stub
BILE field. where they fattened
rapidly for the Chicago market. 1t was
something of an experiment, an idea
originating with Mr.. Smith. There is a
great amount of loose wheat that goes to
waste every year in the North Dakota
stubbles and Mr.. Smith conceived the
idea of realizing something from such
waste by putting it to good use in fatten-
ing sheep. There are few sheep to be
had in the Dakotas 30 he naturally came
to Montana. The success of the venture
prompted him to repeat it and he
.is here this summer to purchase more
sheep. He will be in this locality for
several days. Mr.. Smith says the farm
ers in his locality are experimenting
with the culture Of rape, vegetable Of
the turnip order, which makes splendid
feed for stock and which has been raised
in England for many years. He has 300
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-02
SCENE CHANGED
Sensational Correspondents Now Have
Bannacks and Whites "COlliding''
in the Teton Basin
INSTEAD OF JACKSON'S HOLE
Lemhi Agent Says That Only Three
of His Indians Are With the
Bannacks.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-General Scho-
field today received the following tele-
gram from the headquarters Of the de-
partment of the Platte at Omaha, dated
July %: "A courier arrived at Market
Lake this morning and reports that
when be left General Coppinger's COM
mand last night information had just
been brought in by an Indian rum
ner from Marysvale that all was quiet
there. The Lemhi agent telegraphs that
only three of his Indians are supposed to
be in Sackson's Hole country and there
is no indication that they will join the
uprising there" Army officials regard
this information as favorable to an early
and peaceful settlement of the disturb
ance