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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
CHAIRMAN CABrER TALKS.
What lie Thinks tho Republicans VIII De
clare for I'm 90.

clare for In 90.
New York. May 31.-Thomas H. Car
ter. chairman of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, in public statement
says:
I'm 1896 the Republican party viii
stand for protection and the restora-
ton of bi-metallism on a substantial
and enduring basis. There may be
differences of opinion in the party on
the tariff schedules but not upon the
principle of protection. There will be
differences Of opinion as TO the best
course TO pursue TO secure the free and
unlimited coinage of both sold and
silver at fixed ratio. but there will be
no difference of opinion as to the disir-
ability of bringing about that result
Upon one question there viii be no
difference e opinion as TO the general
principle involved or as to the means
to be employed. That is with refer
ence to the restoration OF q vigorous.
thoroughly American foreign policy.
L am persuaded that the Republican
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
EIGHT LED RY OrAY.

Harrisburg, Pa, May S1.-There will
be no apportionment by this Legisla-
ture. This was settled this afternoon
by the defeat in the House Of the Con-
gressional, Senatorial and Legislative
bills. The fight against the bills was
Iad nv Ou9V
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
Will BEGIN TRAINING.

New York, Nay 31.-Champion jim
Corbett has gone to Asbury Park to
begin his preparatory training for his
fight with Fitzsimmons. He intends
remaining there until the first Of July
at least, in order that he may be in
good condition when the time and place
of battle are announced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
THE JOHNsTOWN FLOOD.

Pittsburg, Pa. May 31.-To-day was
the sixth anniversary Of the Johnstown
food, and tonight large delegation
of newspaper men from here left on
special train for Harrisburg, where the
Johnstown Flood Correspondents As
sociation will be banqueted by Gov
ernOr Hastings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01

nothing more pertinent 60 say .ls.
echo of what she had said h..u.
Then you were not lrouu.I. Y
cent?"
No. dear Miss Jessie, I'm avail 81
don't you know. but there WIS go
bwaye feliaws got there just u ri
by Jowye but must look like 8 60.
don't you know.
Vincent. dear
That was an Jessie could say
the chaDpie who would have given
life for an unknown child sank
on his knees by her couch and pr
her hand to his lips with reyerenc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
THEY MIsTOOK - lIssI0N

THEY Mis- lODA II0 NlrrItt.
Some years ago delegation v
from q certain city TO Washington
work a great appropriation lor
benefit Of Mobiles t4-.r AMONG
party was O. genia' major who uas W
primed with facts
lie longed, however 20 soc the inr
Of senatorial poker soon occasion p
scented itself The genial mm or..
his evenings pile and smiled Mu
out.
Next night he came again. f.
fortune still frOwned
Once more the genial AlaJau
pile grew small rapidly and hid
less. Finally pat flush swept D.
dollar. and he rose from the o.
trine hasty.
Don't 60" cried the winning
ator, chirDily sit it again AMI Il.
over"
Gentlemen. Won mistake my u
entirely" rctorted the Alabn
backing to the door; II wish SON
understand that I came to Washr-
to get an appropriation-not 10 D.
one. '-Argonaut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
- ~ HANDs DOW.

New York May 31-The New YORK
Chicago same of May 70. at Chicago
which was postponed then on account
oI snow was played of at the Polo
Grounds dis afternoon under a broil-
ing sun. Dad Clarke was put III 70
pitch and surprised his friends. he
But ON an extra amount OF steam
which prevented the windy City ag-
gresation nom getting more than four
runs. The Giants scored runs almost
atwiI after the second. The score;
Ze. Yors 30 5O22 POI Ill
CHICAGO .........O10O 1 20 1 /
Earned runs. 8 and /; hits, 10 and 9,
errors. . and s. pitchers, Clarke and
Hutchinson. umpires, Herman "a ana
Griffith; time, 2O5; attendance I'9VV'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
NOWHERE IN 5EG0HD2-A0E.


And Gave Whites Boys the Worse
Defeat They have Y5t 1le1.
Ptsbwg Keeps Wheeling Com
Dauv-Other BAN Games-Scan-
Ion After q Macch-OJner Sp9lJ-
ing Matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
EYES on The MERCURY
What Is the Outlook for an Uncor,.
hot, Trying summer.

Last winter was long and severe
the summer in its turn be ur.o--
hot and trying? Men ask each o.r.-
question as they gather round .b.
mometers. and wonder If the ya, il. .
to break the record. Wcathe~ cr..-..
jealous people. are always Io9Er e..
formation that viii make them a-...
Unfortunately for The ere. ..-.
stay-at-homos I'm towns and ...... ....
possible 10 ignore the heat ar...-
VIII onruic Itself ou the at..
WedrisOme persistence. but o. ...
- keep tile body lu % state of ...-
auce 10 the hct.t1-destrav.u .
OF the season. This Us don.
that keeps up The vital f.f..
the organs OF eNc.atiCr. ..
matter is readily thrown D. ami
exercises q soothing. s,r.u-t.....
Clclut power.
OF all means devised for .. .
fy's Pure Malt Whisky s
sIicuOusly useful IL is E
of households. and IS peri
bic I'm all cases where r
pressed and tine syst..
forceless. That sue ........
demand q srimulal-
act quickly and thor.
been The concurrent t,.
best physicians. lu th.
shamcfu'lv abused wu-#
Malt Whisky is an "l.a. s...
IL IS free from tUsrl oil
women iu AN conditions II ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
TIU sCANLoN
Would Like to Meet Man in His Glass at
Whcclinc.


Wheeling.
Tim SCanlou. the gentlemanly heavy
veiaht of Pittsburg. who put Harry
Nillrk ont i'm one punch before the Co
lumbar Athletic Club, was i'm the city
Thursday night and witnessed the
contest between MaciewisN and La
vack. at the metropolitan Athletic
Club.
SeanIon is anxious TO make a match
with q good man in his class. He
authorized the Register to issue a chal-
leuga TO Marshall, who was recently
bested by Peter Maher, or any other
heavyweight living, barring Maher and
Corbett. he does not yet consider
himself i'm the class of the two last
newfoundland although willing to meet
either. he would like a chance az some
of the lesser lights first. a match be-
tween Scanlon and "Yank' Kenney,
formerly of this city. would pack the
club house TO It's capacity. All Pitts
burg would turn out to see Scanlon,
who has no enemies i'm the sporting fra
ternity, and Kenney's Wheeling friends
are all anxious TO see him box.
There is q strong probability that
Scmlon viii be matched against some
good boxer, and in the near future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
WnPK or THE MIMI.

Philadelphia, Pa, May 51.-The
coinage OF the United States mint in
this city. during the month of May,
amounted to $2,251, S21.30. The num-
Der Of pieces coined was 3,944,535, as
follows: Gold, 46S, 255; silver, 6a5,72O;
base, $3.50, $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
KELLY AND O,DAY MATCHED.

Special to the Register.
Sistersyille. o.. May Spider"
Kelly of Cincinnati. and Tim O'Day.
of Bradford. Pa, have been matched
here TO fight for a purse of $500, on
June 18th. The contest is for twenty
Eve rounds. and it is expected that q
decision viii be given in that time.
The men are middleweights, and each
is the hero of several battles. The
spectators will leave Sistersville on a
boat. and the spot to be selected will
not De known until the day of the con-
test.
Following are the entries at Graves
end for June / First 1 SIS miles
handicap. Iazz-rOne 122. Sister Mary
us. Sj0VaWay 10. FaUican 104, Red
skin 9S. Song and Dance %. Stephen j..
a5. Restraint So. Second, mile, maid
eus Bed0u.n. April Fool, Mirage, In
eoljsbv, Chanlos 10, Fatal KinS
Michael 1C1. Octavia, Kisburn 1O5.
Third. quarters mile, fremont
stakes. Applagate 123, Hazlet lis, Ref
ueee. Axiom 49, Mormon, Teko, Hand
spring. M0ntezuma, Ben Amelia. Barry
tone b. iii. Jefferson. IntermisSiOn los.
Fourth rs miles. Boulevard handicap.
C0nu0isseur lZ2. keenan, 1l9, Sir Cal
lahad ia. Bright Phoe5us Ill, Monaco
1u9. Kennel 107, Beimar 100. Fifth,
flc-ciguths mile, selling. Top IOpSy,
Nantucket 10. Dr. Wyiie 109 Montezu-
ma. Premier los. Bessie Browning l01
Buccauoer Shakespeare, Patrol, Re
...a.t.T rU- NJ II y NaefOr, NpllmaO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01

Rose Hams are sold by leading deal
,~e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11
A GREAT LIBRARY.
MIR. O. II. sILLINIAN GIVES his
IMPRESSIONS.
He would Like to See Such nm In
ktitution in the city of Fort
Worth.

srA. p.,,,.,,,s,. 1,oo,. 1,o,, postor
"'N"' -,
sept THE great conclaVe mas passed
into history as q most striking object
lesson Of the tremendous force and
rs,.,aa, ,,,,.at,l, 80 a,.ana.tI,,aI
perfect organization vi eN"hset'V"'
christian brotherhood. Friendships
have been formed and cemented be
,,,a., ~ On ooo tf,i,,h+s rr,n,tt,r who
Wv -V'VVC ms u.s.. rs ~, ''' ~,
We're IN line, from the Nofth, East
South and West whish viii do much
TO obllterate sectional animosltles and
bfing the commercial hnahelal ana
social relations of n great nation in
closer bonds of union and universal
hrotbarbood
During our soJourn here l nave been
very deeply impressed with the great
p,,,,har ~ raiigio,,s banayoia,t and
' 49,
euueauohal institutions III ana ABOUT
Boston. one that has especially in
tarested me is the great PubIIc I ibarv
aoa,,,,.l," n,. a,eaI,s la -, I,sai.,'
oeUHps ',,s ."e OppVst'e ~ VI Sop'rS
nao,i,, h nstia.i, ~, W. "
IN, nus' 'Vs.'S ai nIt,atie no'atS
i nrnast ra t,e mot IN anu 1S lnr ne
ntr,es,,ia,,,, ~ %,,td,a ~ 10
6nishsd onIy a ,an Tonths nso m ""5
nnst 60 ,Nn n6o ps ,,sr,, az ~
vuss S-,ogV'vVV' very ni9ss'Ee IN
NtiIse,i pu''e "a ptiN'sm stveil
.'.' sIu,i'e anu iaves On ti' es
sa.regts' WIN Iohspiuuous rool OF
olUMm p"',lsn t'les, anu a ciolsiertu
~ o,,l Ssu,t ,,'siIt Col.ainins AVN
an'.l NJ, oI'e anu htil
S ~, ,, ne IilScIlb 5 on the OUTSIDE
-. ti u,.V ~ , Gu ma, ule
nrI ,,e,,t u, .''e en III ma, III H r
Ssro,1 stoi.,a lii - w., ~, i,e
hrN,lu staircase Win cotossal marble
ra,I, ,ne''us, w ian az 'i'lhense
S Sns fr ,UV" occupying the 'opleg
EI,,.i, ,,,,,,.., ..,..,..,
M un,nt,r a. A NJ s!r1 "onueIiui series
~ ol pA', nraH', VI ne seegen io' me
paiStines ~ the "crnwth o. H 2uIggm. =
~ o i p. aS nere, Eacn ARTIST receives
comnIete the series 'ef'''e years ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11

ing and construction that at once
strikes the stranger. II seems fragile,
spider-line like. yet II Is strong and
bears up the most ponderous trains
and these at high rate OF speed.
A trip to Colorado would not. be
complete without a ride to silver
Plume.
More than 1000 went upon this trip,
the first work OF the association--when
really sight seeing had but commenced.
Here in distance Of "a miles Is 4,6Ol
feet or an elevation over IS feet TO the
mile-a pretty steep grade. stu the
ascent was easy for the mountain
climbing engines.
COLORADO, THE CENTENNIAL
STATE"
Is wonderful state. Only 10 years
old. II has untold resources, and these
are developing every day. The noun
talns all are rich in gold and every
cloud has a silver lining"
1t has become easily the health re-
sort In summer for all our gulf re-
gion / don't see why our gulf and
Texas cities generally should not be-
come winter resorts for not only Col
orado, but Utah. Idaho. Nebraska and
the Dakotas. The pleasant summer eli
mate. the high altitude and high lati-
tude OF all this country suggests the
extreme winter rlgor.
Colorado and sister states are full
OF railroads. Many OF these come Into
our state directly by shorter
lines than others. still. there Is every
facility to bring about an interchange
of habltatlon suitable to the season.
Hereafter and for many years the
teachers attending the N. r. A. al
Denver and enjoying the wonderful
climatic influences, will begin their
geography lessons with; when / was
In Colorado-at Pixies Peak, the Gar
den Of the Gods, Idaho Springs. Color
ado Springs. at the summer school,
etc"
By the way. nothing would please
our gulf people better than to see the
Colorado Springs school made the
"Chautauqua of the South" at least
of the gulf states. Yours sincerely,
ALEX HOGG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11
THEY ARE IN DANGER
Assault IL Expected and Consul
Hampton Is said to lie tho
First Victim.

London, Sept. tO.--A dispatch to the
Daily News from l<ars, Armenia, says
that the entire district OF Kemeka Is
surrounded by Turkish troops dis
patched by zoki Pasha under the plea
OF arrestlng Armenian revoiutionists.
The village OF Carni, rortan. Horpolyt
and Marisa are reported to have been
completely sacked and the population
aggregatIng 5000 people were fouiy
treated. The men We're tortured and
the women and children were ravish-
cd. The four monasteries OF AUX
wax, Sourphop, Threvochoga and soup-
phoghoph were sacked and the affairs
and images destroyed. Tho excitement
and alarm are universal,
Authentic Information comes from
Moush TO the effect that an anti-Chrls-
tian society OF Turkish officials has
been formed there and at Bitlis with
the avowed intention 10 slaughter the
Christians In the event OF the accept
ance OF the porte OF the scheme OF re-
forms presented by the powers
II In declared that Consul Hampton
is to b. the nrst victim.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11
GUNS WERE TRUMPS.
oPrlcnns HELD AT nay ny THEM
owN REvoL,Ens.
George shndd Escapes from Two
omeer- After nraining n Man
With n Hammer.

rexarkana, Ark. Sept. io.-(speeiai.)
Tom Cox and George schadd engaged
In a dlnleulty at Ashdown. Is miles
north Of here. yesterday. sehadd
Drained his antagonist with hammer,
MORALLY wounding him. sehadd was
placed under arrest, but soon got the
complete eoundenee OF his two guards
and later the trio went into saloon
70 get drink. The officers were III
their shirt sleeves and while they were
climbing glasses sehadd slipped behind
them captured both their pistols. ana
presenting the same at their heads
called out trump" and coolly backed
out of the door and disappeared In The
darkness lie " stiil AZ large. Cox is
sun alive. but win die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11
MILLS Announces CHANGE or
HEART.

Senator Mills. following the advice
Of the Gazette. has declared his posi-.
tlon on the silver question. His letter
addressed to Chairman Dudley, which
we print this morning. may be termed
a defense OF his conversion to the gold
standard. He does not profess TO be
n bimetallst or 10 endorse the demand
OF the last national Democratic couyen-
tion Tor an equality OF the two money
metals at the government mints but
In substance asserts that the currency
plank OF the national platform is an
'iridescent dream" ie repeats and
endorses the leading stock arguments
OF the mnn0motalllsts, such as that
free silver coinnge would drive gold out
OF circulation. and that cheap com
modlties mnother name FOR dear
money! are a blessing TO mankind
As an argument, senator Minis letter
Is unimportant, having been preceded
everywhere by the pamphlets OF the
New York Reform club. Az a FORMAL
disclosure OF his alignment on the
money Issue with sherman. Cleveland.
Fairchild, j. Pierrepont Morgan,
Chandler. Belce, Mckinley. ct AL. q Ia
OF The utmost Importance tosthc people
OF Texas.
Several years ago the Gazette was
eHcoriated by ardent admirers OF scna-
tor Mills all over Texas because 1t
made the simple statement OF fact
that he had changed his Views on the
financial question and had become an
H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11
FELL OVER A cow
ACCIDENT TO A YOUNG MAN AR
TusKAHoMA.
Now Lying In the Hospital In par,.
and 1. Not Expected to
Live.

Paris ieS,, Sept. lO.-tspeelalo-
Leonard Draper, a young man rom The
indian Territory. Is lying at death, :
door at the city inirmary. On sunday
he ana a companion We're runnln,,
their horses across the prairie at Tus.
kahoma when Diapers horse ran oyer
a cow He was thrown agaips, a
rock causing conclusion OF the bro,r
lie WAS brongh, here for treatn,en,
lie has been unconscious since tbs an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11
PRIVATE

Diseases OF all kind. Diseases of the
Kidneys, Bladder, too frequent diff
cult sealding or smartlng urinatlon,
Structure. dlscarges or night losses.
Gonorrhoea, elect. ETC.. permanently
cured. No cutting, no pain.
Blood and Skin Diseases. Syphilis,
Blood Poison, affecting the Body,
Throat, Skin and Bones, Locomotora-
taxy, Paralysis. st. Vitus Dance. Neu-
asthenia and Nervous diseases cured
by new methods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11

-Four daily newspapers in the South
and Southwest have o unily circulation
exceeding 1900 copies Three OF them
are east Of the Mississippi river.
Medesty prevents us from naming the
other.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11

The Interest of the boys In the contest
for the Gnaette's Polytechnic scholar
snip VIII be heightened by the liberal
offer OF President Lloyd. which we
print this morning, to award a tuition
scholarship to the boy standing second
In the ballot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11
NOT OWNED BY THE TRUSTS.
ny THE DEMOCRATIC STATE NJ
METALLIC CONVENTION.

Resolved. That we hereby indorse
The Fort Worth GnEettc rs IN able
and fearless exponent of Democracy,
aud. commencing it, course In the
INST. we recommend that the friends
Of silver give II their cordial ana
active support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11

AT last senator Mills talks on the
silver.duestion. II was a great strain
on the Gazet,es pump. but the pump
won
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11

u seana that valkyrle sails mos,
s@iiils when her captain has his aan.
DER Up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11

vernon, Tex, Sept. 10. -,sn.o,a,,
N an election TO aboliah the r cor.d
uon Of Vernon today there ua a.
votes for ahollshing and lS7 49, Y.
a a,,s, consequently yernoa "s y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11
DARLINGTON & MONTGOMERY,
Wholesale Dealers in
Fruits and Western Produce.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ARE NOW OFFERING

fiSulIs-Florlda oranges. California
ps be, oranges, California navel oranges.
dVrt Lemon bananas, Messlnn Lemons. co.
VVNnhuS Malaga grapes cfanherrles
,,, i.Ih AbLES-New YORK FED rose seed
eSn noes Eastern rose seed potatoes, West.
iass ss seeu potatoes, Burbank and Peer.
R ntsi potatoes for seed or eating purposes
"y sI, ,Saullnower. fancy yellow onions
raislns, dates, ngs. etc, nuts of az ,u,t s
sssdrr,n, chewing gum. candies, cotnplete
nr siSrsment OF groeers' sundrIes. Write fer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11

Taylor Tex, Sept. --tspeclal 1--The
neaslon % 1865 OF the Taylor public
Schoola bcitlns next Monday morning
S sptonlhsr 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11
THosla MOODY onINnsn ourRAons

GO slsa.0eO,000 VOC has alar.ed %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11

Entered uf the postcffico at Fort Worth.
Texas, az se.ond-class mall matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-11

WORLD
This line with few exceptions, IL one
continuous gorge, and hence the en-
glneering-the building OF these roads
was not so difficult as Mt first appeared.
Woter-Nature's engineer--reconnoi
ering, seeking way to both oceans.
had frum the beginning" given ''the
levels,'' had excavaied the cuts" and
left to the civil engineer the choice or
the side Of the river upon which to
place his w0rk--the r. lroad.
II, according to Mr. jefferson. II was
worth trip across the ocean to see
how the waters pass through a little
gorge at Harper's Ferry, how much
more Will II be worth to see the ROyai
Gorge-whose hanging walls are 900
feet above the lire OF the road bed.
As said before. this route Is one con-
tinuous system Of gorges, with over
hanging peaks. scenery" enough TO
occupy the siGht-seer for year.
Rut, back az Denver. another de-
llghttul day;
THE SUNNY SUMMIT SPECIAL /"
Takes YOU dyer the Loop" Here IL n
Nlpagrtal picco OF cnKlaces.ne wnrk
Mol 50 extensive MS the loop on tbe
southern Pacific above Los Aneales
This iloa cruss1s !iseli eiaRt tln,as
vale the loop upon the Union PacIge
Denver ana Guif 10 Georgetown. only
crosses .ise,i oase
The ia,ir4 hoVev has abeni i, !,
selNaeY " ~ 3. bo,h IN enriaenr,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
Strained Honey and New York
Buekwheat flour ut Biethan's.
Chamberlains Pain Balm.

Mr.. j. NJ. Amerman, a prominent
merchant of Forks, Columbia county,
Pa, i'll speaking of this Imminent says
In reference to Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, can truly say that l have not
found anything to compare with it
for sprains, bruises and like injuries.
We have used it in our family for
several years, and feel that we cannot
do without it. This liniment will heal
burn or bruise without matteration,
and in one-third the time required BY
other liniments. 10 many instances
it has cured severe pain IN three or
four days time, while that many weeks
are usually required For sale at so
cents bottle by druggists.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
To Chicago and The East.

Passengers going east for business. viii NAT
rally gravitate TO Chicago. "a the great corn.
mercial center. Passengers re-visiting friends
or relatives in the eastern states always desire
70 .'takein Chicago en-route. All Glasses of
passengers will find that the Short Line Of
the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAIL
WAY, via Omaha and Council Bluffs affords
excellent facilities 10 reach their destinations
IN manner that will be sure to give thv ut.
most satisfaction.
A reference to the time tables will Indicate
the routes to be chosen, and by asking auy
principal agent west Of the Missouri River fur
ticket oyer the CHICAGO. COUNCfI IttJpya
& OMAHA SHORT LINE of the CHICAGO. Mn
wAUkEg ST. PAUL RAILWAY, you will be
cnecrfully furnished with the proper passport
wa omaha and Chicago. Please mote. thai MI
al the short Line" trains arrive in Chicago II,
ample time TO connect with the express trains
o. All the great through Cur lines 70 the prin.
cipal Eastern cities.
For additional particulars, time tables. mana
eIc., please call on or address Alex Mitchell
commercial Agent, Salt Lake City, Q tab.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-19
U. B. Land Once, Blaokfoot. Idaho 4,
September 2tst Iyns "'

complaint having been entered at this o,,,cs
by Andrew Beckman against Rl!zabc,h ynrt
Tor failure TO comply with law "a 10 Desor,
Land Entry No, 1888, dated August 18th. tsoo
upon the VIZ Section 20 aud NJ section 10
township North. Range 81 East. in I,lnsba ~
county, Idaho, with a view 10 the caneelIa.
ton OF said entry; contestant alleging tha,
said Elizabeth York has wholly failed IN o.
pend the necessary amount per acre, required
py law Tor lrrisating ana rcclaIming the land
embraced IN said entry; and that said land 4
IN It's native, arid and desert condition. Tho
said parties are hereby summoned 70 ap,en,
ut this Office on the 9TH day Of November 1sos
At 10 O'Clock, q. m. 70 respond and furn,sh
testimony concerning said alleged failure
JSo. W. JoSrs, Recoiysr.