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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-17
gn1rrmal and Courier,
Thursday, Oetober 17, ls95.
NAW IDTHRTiNNMENTN TO-DAI.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAI. About Cloaks--Wm. Frank S Co.
 Animal EXtraots--At Druggists.
 Baby Carriages--Rattan Co.
 Clothing-ConneCtlcut Clothing Co.
 lJr. Greene's NerVura-At Druggists,
 Daily Chut-MalleY. Neely x Co. Entertalnment-Hyperio Theater. Entertainment-Hyperio Theater. Enlertalnment-Grand Opera House. Estate Henry Stow-Probate Notice. Eye Glasses--Wclls x Gunde, For t--Room-l3 St. John Street. For Sale-HOrse--l90 Oak Place. Grand Shopping Emporium-F,M M. Brown & Co Kid GloVes,-The Chas. Monsou Co. Notice--John s. Fowler Noice-Borough or Fair Haven, East, Reward-Iitfany X Co. That Our Thursday X Stetson. Wanted-SituattOn--56 Winchester Avenue. MAnted-Situation--O3 Elliott Street. Wanted-Situatlon-32 West Water Street. Wanted-Sltuation-M D., This Office. Manted-Situatlon- Hamilton Street. Wantod-Situation- Congress- Avenue Wanted-Girl-gj Greene Street Wanted-Situation- Whalley Avenue. Wanted-Situation- Winthrop Ayenlie. Manted-Girl-2!9 Bishop Street. Wanted-sltuation-l3S St. John Street. Mnted--Situation-l92 St. John Street. ,WManted-Work-E. T., This Ofice. " Wanted-Situation-D C., This Office. NManted-Cook-6 Dwight Street. Manted-Situation-M L., This Onice. "anted-Gtrls-Malley, Nicely X Co.
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LOCAL NE WS.
Brief M Mention.
High water to-day at 1O:15 a. m Buy a, new house-R. E. Baldwin.


 High water to-day at 1O.15 O M
 Buy a new house-R. E. Baldwin.
 The orphans donation comes today and don't you forget it.
 MT. c. H. Blakeslee, the well known and popular teacher of the German language, is now prepared to form class. es. By calling at his office. 1O1 Orange street, particulars will be cheerfullv given.
 Branch No. S94 Order of Iron Hall of New Haven, are to give an open meet ing tomorrow evening, October 18 in Sons of Temperance hall. Insurance building, and they exepct quite a Meri- den delegation will attend. Miss Lila Peale leaves Norwich on saturday for Los Angeles, Cal, for a long visit with her uncle, MT. D N Welch, formerly of this city. During her absence Miss Peale will continue her musical studies under most favora- ble instruction.
 William H. Andrews of inc Ma1,o,,, Wheeler company, manufacturers of locks, reports an increase in the number HAAA~S ichol olJIIHS, many Of Which have not yet been filled. From present indications the factory will ha run on full time all through the win ter
 The annual fall opening of Resse Rlchey & Go. was held last night Tho store was crowded all the evening, all greatly enjoying the concert by tha Second Regiment band This firms new shoe department was opened for the first time Beautiful souvenir nic- lures were given to the men and flow CTS to the ladies.
 The carriage trade, of which this city has been noted center for many years mas experienced revival The Henry Hooker company report that their busi- ness has been increased this year twen- " per cent, and a continued increas sa as expected. The shipments made tbjs summer and early in the fall have ax- ceeded those made in other years. Tho Hooker company have about 200 mon Tn their employ. Frank H. Hooker save 'hat the prospects for next season are unusually bright.
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Death of Mrs. Sarah Pierce

Mrs. Sarah Pierce, who died on Mon- day at her home, No. 165 Spring street, aged fifty years, was the beloved wife or MT, George Pierce, who is a clerk in one of the departments of the Con- solidated road at their office building. She had been ill for several weeks. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Pearson Of this city. The funeral services will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. MT Meserve will officiate. The interment will be in Evergreen ceme- tery.
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90 Piano, in r. Days.

c. M. Loomis' Sons have handled qC pianos from the seashore to the colleges, ana to other customers, during the last l7 days. Loomis' Temple of Music, 833 Chapel street o1e 2t
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Liberal donation. will be appreciated in the long winter coming. Do you share by the orphans to-day.
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f. 2. JEFFcO7T

N NHoUNCES to the public that all of ms A Painting and Decorating business will Church street, where he will be pleased EyitI ms decorative Salesman} to show the finest Decoratons and Wall Papers as vet shown to the puDne, also neat designs and effects in
 Between Chapel street and Public Library,
 Telephone 734-6. jaI0 iii
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WEATHER RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
 OFFICE or THE CHIEF
 0P pHE WEArpnulp nYrnnAx,

DEfAltIMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU. WAsHINGToN. D. C., Oct. l5, 1895, 8 D. m. Forecast for Thursday-For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Generally fasr, southerly shifting to northwesterly winds; colder by afternoon. For Eastern New York; Fair except showers III extreme northern portion, southerly shift Ing to northwesterly winds; colder.
 Local Weather Report.
 FOR OCTOBER l5, 1895.
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N E. H. EMERY, observer
 Note.--A minus sign I--l prehxed to ther- low zero. f'''uA oe- ln connection with ralnfalliudfcates aErace or rainfall too small to measure. water not known opO" o'
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3 SHARP DECISIVE BARGAINS.

Unfortunately, quantities are not large, so we cannot promise them for all day. So take heed and trade in the morning.
 ] case Fine, Handsome Dress Flannelettes, in dark, rich, Autumn styles. Sold always at l0e, but this lot goes
 Thursday at 63s yd.
 yd. wide Lonsdale Cambric. E--1body knows that they're regu- larly 10e.
 Thursday, at 7ae yd.
 90 dog. Turkish Wash Cloths.
 Thursday, P each. Linen Department.
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SILKS.

SILKS.
 We offer nothing but clean, desirable goods. Here's lot of handsome Figured Taffeta Silks, the correct thing for waists and dresses also few pieces of All Silk Moire- Changeable Surahs, etc. Goods worth 75c any day.
 Thursday, 3oc yd DRESS GOODS. A lot of fine quality All Wool Imported Figured Novelties, in ex- cellent shadings. Have sold at 75f. Thursday, 3oe yd. 5O-INCH "ROUGH AND READY' SERGE,
 in Black and Navy-a heavy, durable fabric, strictly all wool. As good cloth has never before been offered at such a price-75e quality.
 Thursday, 4of yd. MACKINTOSHES.
 A big lot just for lively sale One lot-handsome garments-cov- cred with All Wool Cloth-best rub Der back. All sizes. Value. $500.
 Thursday, $2.50.
 The other lot is of high grade Mackintoshes-with both long and short capes light and dark colors- all sizes. Usually $7.50 to $12.O0.
 Thursday, S3.9S. NOTE.-We cannot guarantee this SUD- ply to last the day, so advise morn ing purchasing. LADIES' NECKWEAR.
 50 New and Very Stylish Rib bon and Lace Yokes. All colors Worth $1.3S.
 Thursday, 7oe. VEILlNGS.
 Just to cause stir in the Yelling trade
 Thursday-all our 3Se Veilings, 3Oe yd.
 25p lo9 yd
 !" :" 18c I5e yd. This includes every piece of Yelling in our stock, without reserve, and is remarkable bargain. 
 Large lot of 1211s, IS and 18c En- broideries-
 Thursday, 8s yd.
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MESSRS.
 BROOKS & co. $

Jacket Models for the coming Winter are now ready for inspection. Entirely new departures in Sealskin and Persian Lamb, and new and fash ionable assortment of Capes and Collarettes in the com binations of
 Persian and Chinchllia. Sealskln and Imperial
 Ermlne. The utmost attention given to garments requiring al- terations.
 BROOKS X COMPANY. Chapel and State sts.
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w hat a carpet call 1!
Carpet Hall, Second Floor. Cheerless Blankets

thin and cold, are no more attractive for their mean little prices, are they? It pays to buy our warm, woody, blushing Blankets bought before the "break !" for higher wool and wages. Flannel Section.
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$. SILEERTHAU X SONS, the diamond experts at 79O Chapel Sf.. nave just put in a complete line of 4ut Gi 'ss which, in order to intro duce to their customers, they will seil at about one-half the usual prices charged for such goods. bEerythlHg, from winerlass to a sstia9 DoWl, will be offered for a lew oays only at a cut price. Lovers oI Cllt GIaSs please remember we ternG.
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SUSPENDERS

for men. Webs warranted. J Excellent eel assortment. Styles regu- lax25e quality.
 Thursday, 18e pr.
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Local Weather Report. FOR OCTOBER l5, 1895.

Mean temperature II,
 Max. temperature. 54.
 Min. temperature 35.
 Precipitation 0 inches
 Max. velocity Of wind f4~S Accumulated excess or daily mean tenn Perature since January 1. 60 degrees; or an average daily excess Of 9 degrees. 0- '''' ary l, 1lS0 inches. ''l'" "-
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MALLE< NEETfg(o'
New Haven. Thursday, Dot. II, 1895.

fHl-LLl INLLLL &FSI New Haven, Thursday. Dot. II, 1895. , TELEPHONE No, 893, Some Surprises of a very agreeable charac- ter are in store for our GUS toners. Now please don't spoil the surprise by asking |: What are you saving and pounding and prying open the middle of your store for?" The Same Jacket
 doesn't suit all women. l se ss::n5' ss:: !::::s the $s~gyz5 same
 , Cape, 1| :::::::: ::;::::: :::: ]: $. $: 5: ;:
 r<SSgS S}fs@A Too | SsB@S6 as. sss- NsA much Jes sameness Sss SS,sSss @LSs about
 MSs garments
 |fssE& is as
 VNE&SA9I.P hurtful as w ~~ too much cost. What more can we say? Don't want to deluge you with descriptions. The Cloak Room.
 Pretty Black
 and good black are the two elements that enter into our Black Dress Goods. A poor, buddy black is dear at the lowest price, but 0wr blacks are truly cheap at the most we charge for them. Seems incredible that such style could ever be worked out of black goods.
 Dress Goods, Main Entrance, Left. Carpets Advance in price. Just received no tice. But we can smile and so can you. We bought be- fore the advance business set in. Now your wise move is to buy before our early stock is exhausted, oth- | er-wise you must pay more no matter where you buy.
 Remember the pushed.for-room Oil |
 Cloth Sale. Three grades cut to 1Sc
 22c and soc. yd. Only this week.
 The hundred or so pieces of Body
 Brussels Carpet, F to 30 yd. lengths,
 clearing out at75c., S5c. and goo. a
 What a carpet call Carpet Hall, Second Floor. ~heerless Blankets hin and cold, are no more attractive for their mean title prices, are they? It pays to buy our warm, vooly, blushing Blankets bought before the "break or higher wool and wages. Flannel Section.
 One of a dozen advertised furniture pieces that set the week buzzing with furniture business.
 s.=s55:==;:;===zISSS55::5 {
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BOYS HOSE.

The famous Ipswich Fast-blacls Ribbed Hose. Always sold at 25e pr. Here's harvest for you, moth- CTS.
 Thursday, 17s pr.
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A lot of fine quality AllWool Imported Figured Novelties, in ex- cellent shadings. Have sold at 75f.
 Thursday. 30e yd.
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Some Surprises

TELEPHONE No. 393,
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5O-INCH "ROUGH AND
 READY" SERGE,

in Black and Navy-a heavy, durable fabric, strictly all wool. As good cloth has never before been offered at such price-75e quality.
 Thursday, 40e yd.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
Personal Matters.

State Engineer Mills spent a few
hours in the city Tuesday.
Judge Frantz came up from the
Gate City Monday, and returned Tues.
day morning.
Senator Dubois Is expected home
about the LIST OF November.
Hon. G. B. Wheeler's family is ex-
pec,rd up from Pocatello next week.
Editor Wheeler OF the Idaho Falls
Register, visited the county capital
FIRST Of the week.
Mrs. Theo Turner who was a guest
OF Mrs. Yost OF B.ackfoot, several
days, has returned TO her Pocatello
home.
Mr.. Hopf, general manager at Aran-
gee, was down On land business Thurs
day.
Fred Vogler is improving nicely
aud 10 feeling cheerful over his en-
couraging symptoms.
James NJ. Stevens has taken desk
as stenographer in the law Office oi
Stewart & Dietrich.
Charlie Bergman expects to leave
soon for Chicago, where he will enter
n business college.
Rube Dunn has sufficiently recover
ed TO ride TO town again.
Mrs. w. 4. Barnhart now presidei
over millinery department at Biethan
Mrs. George Hammond and chill
dren and her sister. Mrs Johnson, ant
children, left for Omaha, Friday morn
ing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
Coal! Coal! COal!!

The undersigned having been given
the Agency at Blackfoot-wili keep
constantly on hand Coal in quantities
10 fill all orders. Ii you want Color
ado Hard Coal, If you want the Cele.
brated Pennsylvania Anthracite, or
the Popular Rock Springs Lump Coal,
you can get it the day ordered. Save
your orders for me.
w. A. WooDIN.
Blackfoot, Idaho, Oct. 18th, 1895.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19

AT Lost River, Idaho, on the 10th
lust BENZ j., eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Pearson, aged l5 years.
Pale death which knocks with equal
foot at the cottages Of the poor aud
aud the palaces Of kings, ever relent-
less 10 his silent march, has, suddenly
aud st.althily, invaded the peaceful,
happy home OF one Of our most estim.
abl. and we'll beloved families aud
removed therefrom one of its bright
est jewels, its opening bud OF fair
promise.
Who can picture the desolation
which follows 10 his wake when nc
chooses as his victim one who, In
Youths bright hour, was the pride and
hope OF a loving mother aud father
the cherished idol Of devoted sisters
and brothers.
All that kind and sympathetic
friends could do. to break the force
OF The cruel blow and to soothe and
solace the bleeding hearts of the be
reaved ones, were manifested at the
first touch Of nature which makes the
whole world akin.
The great concourse OF mourning
friends who attended the obsequies
the eloquent aud impressive funera
sermon OF the Rev. Mr.. Bowler; th'
music and singing by selected choir
so beautifully and touchingly render
ed; and, perhaps more than all, th,
tributes of loving friends, who will
their wrea,hs and garlands of flowers
dropped also the tears OF heartfelt
grief and sympathy on the bier OF ~
tie Ben, all combined to make hi
burial one OF the most beautiful ant
pathetically touching scenes ever vii
messed here.
Nav the bereaved ones, 10 this hou
of their affliction, find solace in th
sweet comfort Of that hope wh'c
/ bids them stIll to look onward and uI
ward past the narrow confines OF tn
grave and the sorrows OF parting an
to uaze upon the future life promise
TO those who have earned the HEAVIER
ly Home. W.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19

Judge Fred s. Stevens held his reg
u!ar weekly celebration Thursday even
ing, In his court room, and upon that
occasion, gladdened the hearts OF
William &. Peck, OF Toponis, and Mrs.
Lena z. Larsen, Of Howe, Idaho, BY
making them man and wife so long
as they both shall live.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19

Governor Clark, OF Arkansas, is on
bis mettle, and says II be cannot stop
tho Corbett-P -Pitzsimmons fight at Hot
Springs, he will resigu and seek some
other Office in which he can do some.
thing.
The Farmers National Association
IN convention at Atlanta. this week.
declared against free silver at l6 10 /.
The vote stood 25l To I04. This is a
great surprise 10 the silver men 10 the
country.
ln the matter Of economy the hon.
orable board Of county commissioners,
Thursday, cut of one deputy Of the
sheriff and gave him only one man
who Is To &C, as deputy, jailor and
ianitor.
The Engineering and Mining Jour
nal sa;s th. output 0f iron for the
week ending October ilth. was II, ,00C
tons more than any weekly output ia
Harrison's administration. Poor vii
sons tariff bill.
Mrs Judge Field, Of Poca,eilo died
yer, suddenly last Saturday evening
She was an es,imablc woman. and thu
sytnpathies OF the people 60 out e
the bereayed husband 10 his sad
sffiiction.
HALEY reports. this week, anothe
big mining deal Camas gronp No
l. was sold To a powerful English syn
dictate. 4 big rush OF capitalists |
being looked for 10 the VOID Rive
gold belt
A strong talk prevails among rail
road men about the Uuion paci6
road passing into the hands Of th
vanderhil,s in the near future. Th
best informed say IL Is Al,ogethe
plausible.
The Methodist Sunday school wi
celebrate Good Tidings Day, sunda
evening, October 9Th. An interes
Ing program lie in preparation, an
the public may look forward for
pleasing entertainment.
Dr. @. W. Mingus, Biackfoot's locl
dentist, Is splrndidly equipped &
any aud all kinds of dental work. A
inspection OF his office shows thai !
has the latest inpros "a instrument
and lie fully prepared TO extract teetl
OIL teeth, crown teeth and put 10 tee
according TO the latest and easie
methods known 10 the professio
His once is al the Blsckfoot hotel.
q. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wsSss's Fsis hlxhsst Award.
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Desert Land, Final Proof..Notice fol
Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND 0FyICE, I
HALEY, Idaho, October llth, 1896. (

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HALEY, Idaho, october llth, 1856
Notice is hereby given that John r. Rodgers
OF Howe, Idaho. has nled notice OF intention
TO make proof on his Desertland claim No
4.s, for the sw,s sen SEA swk. Sec. "a, Nwk
NEA Sec. %. TIP. North. Range % East, be-
fore Fred s. Stevens, Commissioner OF U. 8.
Circuit Court for District Of Idaho. at Black,
foot, Idaho. on Monday. the ssth day of No
vember, 1895.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land
Edward A. Readricker. Edward Ireland
John W. Kyle, Michael Fallett, all Of Howe
Idaho. no n n.,nv.,n Rev,ster
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
Notice for Publication.
HOMESTEAD.
LAND OFFicE AT HALEY. IpAHo,
October iith. 1895.

LAND 0FFicE AT HALEY. IpAHo,
October llth. 1895.
Notice Is hereby gives that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
20 make nnai proof in support Of her claim
and that said proof win be made before Fred
s. stevens. Commissioner Of the o. 8. Circuit
Court for District af Idaho. at Blackfoot, Ida.
on November ssth, 1895. viz:
zILLA READRICKER.
widcw of Fletcher ireland. deceased, H. K
1875, for the SEA Sec. &c. Tp. North. Range
20 East.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and caltiva
ton OF. said land. viz;
John H. Rodgers, Edward ireland. John w
Kyle, Michael Fsllctt, all Of Howe. Idaho.
w. II. BRopHEAp, Register.
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Notice OF Assessment.

West Branch Canal Company. Principal
place Of business. Blackfoot. Bingham CO. Ida.
NOTICE ia hereby given that at q meeting
of the board of trustees held on Thursday,
nth day OF October. 1895. an assessment No. .
of 60 Cents per share was levied upon the cap.
ital stock OF their corporation. payable TO John
Montgomery, Secretary and Treasurer. Corner
OF East Main and Idaho Streets. Bisckfoot,
Idaho.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
be unpaid on Tuesday, November 18th. 1896
viii be delinquent and advertised for sale n
public auction, and unless payment is made
before. enough Of each parcel of stock will be
sold vn Saturday. December 2lst. 1896. TO pay
said assessment, together with coet Of adver
tising and expense OF sale.
JOHN MONTGOMERY.
Secretary and Treas. West Branch Canal Co
Blackfoot. Idaho, October 18th. 1896.
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Desert Land, Final Proof..NStice for
Publication.
United States Land once, |
Iailey. Idaho. October l1th, 1896. 4

United States Land Once,
HALEY, Idaho. October ilth, 1876.
Notice is hereby given that Edward A. Read
Kicker, OF Howe, Idaho, has fled notice Of In.
tcntion to make proof on his Desert-land claim
No "a, for the sx SEA. Sec. 30. TIP. North.
Range - East. before Fred s. Stevens, Com
missioner of the q. s. Circuit Court, District
OF Idaho. at Biackfoot, Idaho, on Tuesday, the
2sth day of November, 1895.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land
John r. Rodgers, Edward ireland, John W,
KYLE, Michael Fallett. sll of Howe, Idaho.
w. II. BRoDHKAD, Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
Is elaekfoo, Booming 2

Not bit OF H. But Il has healthy
growth which the present and pros
pectlve developemeut Of the surround
ing country warrants to continue.
Resident lots at prices ] sell them at
to day represent about onehalf OF
what they win be worth in year from
now. THIS is the time aud Elmwood
is the place. This part OF this beau'
uiful town has brighter prospects for
nice residences. Please call on me
and learn ali about It
A. NJ. KASrERs,
Real Estate and Ltrau Agent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
Notice for Publication.
HOMESTEAD.
LAND OrrrcE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
October ilth, 1896,

October 18th, 1876.
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice OF his intention
10 make fiual proof in support Of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before Fred
s. Stevens. Commissioner o. s. Circuit Court
for District of Idaho. at Blackfoot, Idaho, on
November 2sth. 1925, via
JOHN r. RODGERS.
II. X. No. ase, for the sS NRA, ny sen, scc'
"a, Twp. North. Range ss East.
Hc names tho following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, via:
Edward A. Readricker Edward Ireland
John W. kyle, Michael ralists, all OF Howe
idaho, w n a.onux,n psv,.,sr.
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MUST PAY UP.

All parties indebted to me for lum'
her must settle on or before the ls'
day Of November. After that date oil
unpaid bills will be placed In the hands
of an attorney for collection.
W. 4. WoopiS.
Blscktoot, Idaho, Oct. 18th, 1920
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GtRIs


Mrs. Judge Fisher, Of pocatello, has
been unanimously elected "Bee-ah,
or mother Of the tribe Of Bannock
Indians.
II all reports be true, she Is the
second woman in the United States u
be thus honored. Her election gives
her the right to sit In all the council'
Of the chiefs, and she may DO then
great service 10 her honored position
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
Notice for Publication.
Land once at Blackfoot, Idaho. I
October 10th, 1885. 4

Land once at BIackfoot, Idaho,
October 18th. 1890
Notice lie hereby given that the following
named settler has nied notice OF his intention
10 make FINAL proof in support Of his claim,
and that said prouf viii be made before the
Register and Receivers Blackfoot. Idano. on
November e8th, 1896. viz: William n Perkins,
Homestead 2saI. for the E,s swk and 81 SEA
Section .. Township II South, Range 81 East,
b NJ.
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF. said land. viz:
George Stuart, Isaiah Stuart. Brigham Hart
ley. Claudius Frodsham, all Of Rockland
Idaho.
JOHN G. BRows, Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19

The Diamondville nut coal is nov
secured in large nut size, and special
ly recommended for base burner
.,oyes. give 1t a trial and be satisfied
as to its excellence. am selling y
for one.half the price of Colorado
hard coal and no clinkeis in IL 70 clos
your stove CRATES.
JoHs MONTGOMERY, Agent.
Blackfoot, Idaho, Oct. 18th, 1880
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19

We thank our many kind friends
for the great kindness and sympathy
shown us In the loss OF our dear be.
iov.d son. Mr.. B. A. PEARSON,
Mrs. NJ. X. Pearson.
Loaf River, Oct, l4th, 1895.