davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

fyenmasa4 II A dfsicsgef death Thar
sp,ee pcnp8e suppose. RESPONSIBILITY =
e,st6 ~ beula IN atous cse minnie. ard
faesI Inconsistencies generally super
sea@s "a tle he3aheofbood ~ two
lssAa seaefa1ed Divers cannot remain
a.s,a,sg eeafey 4 0rp fRan a fafaute and
AsfiF esd II r. almost fatal ~ refnaln
s.ny,sqf, ne easfsee tsnger that fhst.
An Naeaeyo1, wheFe There are many
.sas.rt egge4re whu pIaAQe if4to the sea
osfn,r sasMa4&. Fsf one was found WIN
SsgAsA pnnaata nAsfer water for fw0 min
sgss IN fk,a He'd sen the Arab Divers
.gss1sgfeV s1IesgS fsnder water me and
4 ,ss,sefep esgAAteSs wife AZ CeyIofs. the
sassff N<5,egs eass seldom refaaifs below
E ~ s-seF oAs fsGoNtes There is case
~ F@eysH ~ Pal0soSfls. E44Iafsds where
/ 4 N8soe Mad descended eighty feet and.
Il ~ s9Vfex me signal. WAS dfSwfs no
( SLOWLY, 81 II was fw0 minutes before
~ e8xefs@G ff~ sefface, Flood ran
/ fesSRg Ne care ard h0se and Ne was w
s,shSiGtF, Sc died wTfls6Ut speaking.
RESPONSIBILITY, hSwevef. dors NOT ~
MRys b4sefve DEATH feg ~ many eases
teSsoFg mas Ne fesasettated W the
hsssS ~ e5sFg9efIc ffeas0fess The bfiHz
StlS "a, ~ feef8e WIN have oeefs Under
NateY fey GSe consecutive minutes ~
fesweSeS, considered doN1dfut ~ ply
stfgYfss, There have teeH extraoftlln
sgF fssFS erfafed. nevertheless, where
tNfs6Fs lssee tgeeSl tftdsaIH sasck 10 W.
after having teef submerged for ~
teen ~ fWefatY a4fBases, bat ~ y Prob
atsle ttpat tlsep have eotlst y, tbe suffac'
again aHd aRaIf dining that time
New Y0fk Journal
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03
pn4sce or THew sGL


&ss~rFs.s~ss 80 sosss fBs~rfea ss
p~fsss~s ~ . Good Basr.
arn done win south America" he
declared win ~ air ~ disgust a. be
lf<,ked ~ ne other loungers 10 The
aasas reaagina parfor aud slipped .
s;ap4 ~ nerrr .sSatare epeTdoes every
filing dawH there Melon vines grow
- a4ss fist Tie melons are ruined ~
being dragged over flse ground. Where
s1t4s anil y alasf fertile the natives have.
- A. ap ID 4 faloon to pick grapes
Corn zsows - rail- fIias crows eat u
ous ~ am range and he Stake have
=, ~ cnt down with sn *. The grass
rsnses On - fast That me farmers
aisks hay every week. and there ~
es,ouas fFalt rsssed 20 supply The mar
saf4 N No world. a nlan can live
deere wlsisout fgFnlnR hand.
- guess moi" ssBBted an old topper
@ig wae IookinR for Just that Kind Of
II ssy son can and have The best
f5sere IL a5iBg Rut wouldut I'VE
fster1 II f9iey decided me the whole
si,oosIsla aasseii There are more snakes
flisrQe fllan flaere sFe leaves ~ VoFs
g1gea. ~ wherever Il IT, Ihey can
q Flftl itfa a ulgt1f ar d9tff FtittfW ~ 49,
/ Ilke car.
IT aiss slsuddered the topper.
y sad you people don't have any
I ssiorNa 10 here One ~ your cyclones
,eos,Idsa,f ~ 4 fresh breeze down there.
\ zee apsfs 4 Now III Rragsl fuFn sa ron
sefyla lnaSds oar. ID just bought
frNaF foy place SIXTY miles away,
s,,ss evening. VIXEN IN he burned - ne
wind 6iaaf picR me Hide station %
astd I,sg.d me- riaiif where J wanted g
~ X wae dahe 81 dIfIcK that the Oh
eis,rk dl,fnff get fAFouah striking sever
eflJs W. were rnHking The trip. %
nafea 4 GOLD mine on fop o. a DID aIc
Il ess IAN ~ a0ld One Night ths
@f,s,g.s TOP ~ Gtav iafefnal hill blew
aas4e ss1d wAef { found X lot O
sy,agsgsFd.f had JnmpeI fAe claim
aTEoW.s ne grocery BusinessE -
a.,gr4f 4 a,afg WIN had come 10 . min
~ gefoFe. euv me south AfneFical
fseSess.p Asd sanssied ~ fhough q
fit,s wIsaE ~ south American storm
ek.aae a hffls oHe.horse grocery ou
A..r.s AZ TaaaptowBs" continued "
ae,prrya.r. "Tever been out ~ Mich
80 "a ASsf sc. Fteavy weight chan
saoa lIae m ne World. Detroit Ere
Tfes~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

s-Ssfszat - rfleFp - attfasslye aissHt
sf.se sszssssssss aNss4s lie rspssFfsr
n lassn1s sdsssg hsag ~ esE8rrEr ~ I
ssss4e liz rEr5t III ~ zst intmsgsblss
spasssissssMs wfleefs- 80 asBnat. st 0af u
~ JSsssegFs efssr = dhHfr tfalflS { sgossl
;Fssts issgzae rssgs ~ H. zzgrpsses asssIs
e s seBea l1ssa3ssse - lHlsafe tiSe ssaskfs-
gfsaa a fslyssass si tsssssss lslso my lane@
'T4aasT s essssg - rilse 9gfars5aI Lnaises
lEerFs a. cigarette sslssksuxs WiB~n q
a4assl~Iee ss1sasss~r arns begins be
asssssse@f "a 90 SRI sss41Ezn that cigar
fiAss1 - - sfmsar dFuppe fileH smoke
ikasssls ss sssse8zi assa B3ssss q out sgaif5.
a. q sssseer slssses bsweses. - finds him
assfs sfstsseslsse . llffIss 81 tlaes sgsoke into
- laazss Issvo9sBssrs1g and h. gess
sSssg sesSsasSsm Gsst ~ flsaf--9 sery en-
Ississ1aiHE 0aes fsas Pretty sk9nH he
Bszss ~ draw ng9re snoks iuts biz lungs
~ 81 fisSs aesss3tiSD and tbea still
sSsgses sg5d - linz. gees On and be con-
fItsHea q slssIe he smoke ~ can only
/ sseasfsssIlE TT the sensation % exy
I laIsFSaiaF5 liffr - liss fixed the in
I iasIis& i1aiift fof al Tine u makes 30
T ssHsrssssas - ne wi5efsJer am ssHok~
50 . plf5es es9aF or cigarette. faEs
stlt0' aIy lungs every bit 81 smoke !
sss<ss lHt8 ms MOUTH ONE sst4 80 be-
eS4g sss1d flis smoke In his lungs quite
o will 10. ran slowly drink a
wsisJ1ss fffmijlsr ~ water With q big
lssfr ~ s5iSgke IN my lungs al The
Nslile. Hon DON'T believe thar Come
orr AsTs
n liz fs.a,ogser followed fl1e young man
svezs % ffle iee water stand He filed
q sass With water. slowly drew into
Ms nsoHffs . loBa pun of smoke. held
II ~ SIS fa9ufil moment and fIien y
diesppeare5 ~ he drew 4 long breath.
THEN fIle young man lifted the glass
10 bis lips and with perfeff ease drank
fise wafeT swallow by swallow. ~
assFly ~ more slowly than he would
lssxe Under ordinary circumstances
4 Having lone ~. 10 laid the empty
sssss On tie Tray of the stand aud fheT
. turning aFnund 10 The reporter 50 az =
| fully fare him. blew q cloud 81 smoke
Z or ~ Dis mouth
aTfs ~ easy ~ rolling OF log.
aaia Tie young man smiling CleVe
la4la Leader
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03
Dessss,~x ~ s'ssf.

a,.Aa,x eaae sAaagBAeke eAA~saeAA%fN feff5S
a,.se 90 saae Ytqase, gaaH sess fls4e IN ~.
sasSop teSaR9s ~ Tsv0f8s9g ~ psSef ~
siae AogFA@esf efaRsS ~ SRfG9Ra&s lts
tizs Il tt9Bae hBeias t9tsg salH tlgfee, ffnsft
asrs N 4 RlttR iDg0aN $40 ifs ssypspsk
siaIa sas,s,iaefs exactly effYsfss@ scsN1s,
Fgepl l&a@ ~ fsS2 slaR ssIet Wa nv
aspad IN aRe FaeS0s9s VIM. apFA wv we,
awabaoggfg m a kpiez, hpst ~lAtts " GMd
RI az latter BAsF Nv sFspseA fffe ~
bag,jtaBss M fern y gepyfflNs wwNB
waF d9t,e. Al gtas Rdais t<i&tstleFfs,
me,aleia pgARllg with Hseias NAVE yetess.
assd every ~ geaeS n tefesstssat =
,leptod M tllat ibetf@a. N0illlA&IIt 80
ISLAND ~ eisjpaed ~ fs@ts, b@t ~ ~
a,p,,,la h ,,l@dp IN exercise sf9f Ftlflftt'll
ftl,,9 there M FINN ttae Beaf fslaf'd ~
sardinia, iDpsefet News,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

N lsura ) S,ast - s.s.stlit ngAa1asss1
10 ssfiiass1g ailg lafssw . fsfss lssssf 80.
nsiisatisp fssinksssg priiN ~ SAlslss 80
.s.ssssr - : sgs,e1ssalys FissS y isses Jss-f
rs,ssss8si kssisrr N sssssssslnE ~ scsslys;s
p a. pssarstg lsss ~ l4saisse llls 5iksas
aud nsths sg9f 80 <s'ie,aai Filt,ssi Fss.t
6sss.isad ~ itts ~ H. sarssszp sisip -
y fItlan ~ iaass Gisiss<uilpsp ~ isaitp
aasa tii.s 5ssaas aisp ~ isasssfss -
san
3t4s nsNt ldas ahs Nnss'sssu ~ silf
<sFs esR ftss tssisssb g.ssli.Saas 2 aillis
aanF sslatnE ~ So <,asr is.jF q
.osltss,F. fssyiFs .essalllsE H9s'ilss,f ilss
salart aElc si4H iglssi, FriEstiafllsp ssllt
tsRlr. sssrssea tlss Ntstt ~ fil,e 49, tliii-
90, h&lG salsaisiG " tslse 49, TsSsilist.ss
az 1ssss f,sssssssst nHr E'ilsfp .saf sss'fi
tsasfs,d Allss 'iss0gf BssF iitip JsssstysSiN
Bnt f'pyssSrs EvtlF hilpp1sp tssfplfst
aud h.s fDdlans SSzif ~ atis'nisSsp ~
tlss sssvot Esae atsp sAStlisg tssl'asssss.'i
~ ArFaps.f slisssF fgrsgss ~ atias'2 SO
S1st. and esat 80 sssars 5ssat'lsf ..i,.silss
a lls,B 40 sas saes s.ss'il ekss.tssf
ss.tst siarsse N lif sstsasFFs Esaefsp Risst 4
dag ~ truss. AsfuAisailsg 80 hastssss
lrsir4sn1aF ~ sl.e fsrf asstttR st5t
/ N.rogsaaH Rsspi aBqflsssr hssFi'Apfts ~
I ssfsies.r. gaett slIiIa1. ~ fllssfi fsi.ils.
+ p,lti!c ~ aslFlAasf rsyOp siJssi fsls' ft'ih
/ t,arfs i sttrlfifR Z ~ ssgsgfsiEsiilss
alsGsaNssa ~ e'ssss4AftfE
Az arr IT, kritirb ssfi4asFf Sssissiisiiissii
4 80. stt4fessds7r 10 flif ffsst. asiH Nisil
rasng Sldgsg eqalis rsfpssie flls5 as&si
~ Fliead uresng SssssE iiafAAtsE ~ a.
strRiB ells fadsatsf. ,
s,Isvu,eRlls,S sl4e Rlter kHaAs&f fstf
sd fsii.ait -,
~. N, r.,,aselalssg 4 ~ UsBll.st 9t'ills
,t,s,,o angrils. saSg elsgs y Asis9ilfp
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

ssss yox Bad . chsuce 20 pay jour
rsapsrrs 10 the exzr when you we're IN
Rnsaaz- You mast have caught cold
up there for yos are fezFfully hoarse-
Yes ! spoke with his majesty.
Tnxt.s why : 10 80 h0srse-~
sstiow's tzat2 Did he give you that
leg starss
ssEos You sers thought must adj
arszs him by his whole title Awful
1obs Vosce gave ont repeatedly. Had
% begin three days before the time for
the interview. Seemed funny, but
theirs were Iofs Of others going " the
same time was. TRUTH.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

"a Rtf1" said che Typewriter IadS
t,,s4FdeY, may have lived W fbe conn.
~ MI lsev ne, and YET size viii have
stsslisd effy aif IN less than q month
after sJ,p las settled IN town, willie n
county lsgy viii reed yenfs,"
aOf e0BFss. said the bachelor hoard
~ ~ ,ssfi has st individuality ~ bis
ewg, indianapolis Journal
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

sfat.' = ltsstFs-s ss-4t = 49,"
- t&tsta 1fssst - islaee zasssg = TtlsasFs
s4a.. ..-...........xs..ms..
So. IS. - - - -.
- 49, = y. -
49, -,
=.
~, .,ss,' -
,,ersaa. AZ .ssssslF ,ssse rs,ssssisss,5 90
resssa ~ tsss1aia 1issf sssss ffls4s - $50
s.rsarai co. = 81 s.ssssss - .
.sBsEss.slsr. Jasas sssaasAss gss-rssI .sprsAaisg
a4hsasa1zizssd .saaar lsaAsefksszE asazsi -
dsslse - elesnas userss .,.sa' - $500 ssssS
lie isssaess ~ - sssslsF sssiaset isssels
siEr 4Issssas4si rsise essslfi Iakssl- 'lse ~
Assesi szsr sfAssl ~ sssE dsesa@r hsser
ssara ssatlnsg ssgc aszSe
- 49, .fi,s.4 L. e.ssfr5s5.a ,sstsgs
s9as IL esaakssi sFssgi A. s5aaf sssssssasss
- = - 80 si,issllsiss - sftsssS5a
ssss p ....,s -, - :. 80 .,s,ssg
10 fs..,slss.t. - EFss = isIff s5zafss& ~
- -. sssss.s - - * sssslD4se
srsr4 .sisst az .k2Egs Sssl ~ ISL
nsssk.-3 - = s-sse3 q ,sssg ffssa1 ~
1890. - ss,ss5ssssssi. ssvss $50 ~
Isse assslsslsssi ID asSslDssss sss38Fp-
&hssi-n stEs =, slsssss - ,s5sssll sssTssslsii
sa,ssf rtls~a - .ssssssssse sssfBsrlff mr.
sFAsei - $50 .eeaf gazsHiigs lsssf ~
ssssn ssestislss agsstsfsss ~ ~. ssifisis''
asrsI - - iassqst sss15ssSsiF ~ -
isF4l4sl sofisTpf " ttFss essssss eylsSssfis.
s8ssasissf ~ sz,sfsals.sas ssIssss Tapping
siiisss ssitfs so ssFts - ifi llis'ri -
sebisS IL. ssiEss f1lssr'sf sisafissfs
y ~ sf4sfssf 1sspglssf4s ~
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-. 1919 st..s 1sslsSs~r ,ssssyi - asstg
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80, 1880 49, ssetss iisss<i.ss-s Isp
1850. .se,rf ,s.s.gg ,sr.srs tie 1ytIsg s4s5
..s..s.s.5,. .s.,,.s.s8 ~ sIlae dlissf, md
.,s.s,s.s 80 49, s,s,sss ~ .s.4srs ssae.
.,s...,s.,.g .ss1,,,s..l ~ fksssyegt a.ssaflfssf
80 7. - 'l.,s,l ls.a4 sy,ags rlsls
... 1870. .islss assffagi ff5s4ysf esId
-. 49, 80 80, s,,,,.s ,tYis, Ian srss.s,
-. $50. 80. a .,fl4..-ss ~, Quarter
$500 s,ss,s.f,s, ,fs.s 8,sst ssfga fssfilt
y. "a liz fsrbsy ~
.5 .ss.s,stl ssissl .-.gssigs g,rs fYias merry
~. .,ts,sss.sr 40 -.sY,tas.fl Is Sfef
~ .t,..,l,, H. .s,ss 4fgiesrs sssNa on ~
,s,,,,,.s,s.. 80 i.,.s.sr.ssl fjsliar W safs-
~ liz .s.tgs.assf a. aaaslf aat opef
ytl.s a.ssss III fssss ~ ftsss4Glssr5 BOT -
r. ,l.t.ssatF.srr ,.ittase e8aHHsnds'y dai& /
sx...,.,l ~ .ss,Is;l III @sullSssf ws'r.
.yssa,s,.r Sssas liz 1tfg
Vs. '',,, ... -, =, s 800. III ,,,,.rs ,',a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03
s,sh,, appropriate,

Wt,pele geWge, Whist ~ y vatedieS
toryT
NIrs tle farewell address sise ElT
Graduate reads ~ bet weeping elssss
mates tlps pight before che psgeks Net
igupk io visit among ttsefn ~ ssfti'
pev,Nr Chicago Record
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

Here said the person who was fa~
milisr with tendencies. II would make
. suggestion. You have your character
fall iBtos brown study Brown - such
: common color and 50 trying for the
ordinary complexion, don't you know.
Detroit Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

wHieh Of these have you seiected as a
sssaBs Of travel 70 matter. whichever
ft ia rFc0llegf that Tor sex-sickness. disor-
dsFs Of the stomach. liver and bowels en-
geudersd og rough locomotfon and bad fco1
Or wsfer, and for nsalzrfai troubles, Hostst-
fsrta Stomach Buffers II the most useful
su~gsGe you can take with you. II u invzt-
liable also for rheumatism, kidney com
Dt@tuts and nervous trouble.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

sfsssss " ssass esappaases sssas
sfsssaT teaEorgf . ssAas enlllnc.
h SssH - hastcp tiar process cpses
~ ritz ahess GenF Leaxe Il Cor
gs0nr hpsra 6r nhh &c <hs fpnF.
seAi 4 EsoraaArg 10 kemexs .
Agos from tue ieas ~ eoosI
~ O.emiAb rita Gn-l , pos eeros
eaals brgsh 4 "a. sne Eepea'
eesAa gEti tssr spot disappears.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

4H,...s.rsztV ~, AssEasss ~spss es.SsSsssss
fplss4sss es.~ AsAssssssTqsssi
s,giise ~ ssle eslssssissyirsflitss a4sd fsssas$
AssNrSaJrsR atasA elgaisis"nsasp ~ &c
snlai.swsf Asfsr5nfpfssff enftHtfe ~ me
ssgrsp fyf,g aseSs as9snp f,ss ef,''slt i's'.T'e-
~ Nv esyslisF faagWst ~ sffa HsFifin.
8sste ssrs4e ~ ne wessi,tiissf'sF 90
Sss,sa atgs.se nAss1s asitgsDpifFss f. taes.
f.ss.i,srasE fglsg flsay 49, fl,isssaifeit ~ e.
Alls 5.l9eFRHaff @Aislt rals hits eia4sh ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

\ tashrKwg teFins . nes story
Anrpst htlABtsc ~ Spssst ~
isqs Tors 10 ths fsfns lBstsll.
~ Shlcs stese - q AltrranE pic
n thf vigorous hegianinE ~ q
csig Jhose rho pEsksS opr
nsas ronAn1ss ~ tales ~ ether
sts tisass sisi hnd q tnss AFarpt
iefs > 3ust.tiesgspn ~ aAeir pre-,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03
bdness Comes

better understanding " The
snsient nature Of this many phys,
which vanish before properef
gentle efforts pleasant q forts =
directed. There H. comfort tn
9wiedge, that 80 many forms ~
= are not due 10 any actual dts'
nv simply 10 @ consfi pased eopdis
,he system, which the pleasant
laxative, Syrup ~ Figs, prompt
oyes, That Is why n is Che Only
with millions ~ families, and y
mere esteemed No highly by sll
slue good health, us bene6oial
are due W The fact, that "a ~ the
nedy which promotes internal
mess without debilitsssng the
on which ~ acts, ~ IL therefore
ortant, 10 order 10 get It's bener
sHrcts, 10 note when You puT.
.nat You have the genuine srtl'
'lsp y manufactured BY the Cali,
XIV syrup 20. only and sold by
Unable druggists.
'lle enjoyment If good health,
system " regular, laxatiyes o.
smedies ARE then not needed "
With any actual disease, ops
commended 10 the most SKILL ul
ans' but II IN peed ~ q laxative
sula have the best, and with tbs
iorned eyerywhrre, syrup 81
snas highest and " most largsl,
'as'sssmost general sstisfaetloa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

Irvrsra ANEUAL FAaR Ass

vwra ANNUAL FAaB ASE
EXHIBITION
-, Omaha August z7--kep-
- TENDER 5, 1896
.,,lv he shs GREATEST
ID FAIR sser heid
s.sKA is HERSELF AGAIN.
ho haze retainsd eonfiaeHes
ase-.rded ~ ; b0nnti1ai har-
~ IN lie people. By prudent
~ .hls 10 attend this fair.
\ ~roands Al sae
Es,TE cry or THE WEST
~, "a dlsagsseshle features An
Z thsir aswDees last sesr Ano
4 good shape.
sslflon 70 the best
keuLTuRAL
RTFCULTUkAL,
AIRY,
TEXTILE,
! FINE ARTS,
MECHANICAL AXIS,
AND LIVE STOCK
. ..,etal attractions Ia speed
"a rare musical PfQgr AGIh
- srrsngeA The
awEgTkRN SCAADIAa HlAN
s,NGERs, ASSOCIATION
!. f,.s onteFtalnmeDtD On t1s 1alr
Friaay. erplen Deg sssn-s3 sss1p
q baDda ~ aanGSc 7NlA ef E@rs
ENa4HTg
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

sss ~ txpmps 49, ~ EsAsps s.sase
~ aghs tsSs5ss9p Mrs. isssrf
y kAfascs.r k@Aas iesF ~ is<a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

What has bseome Of the cd fashioned
peoras who referred 70 the devil as the cd
Harry
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03
EIev = COOS aor ssh.as.

krs Esll seed Catalogue sSlls
~ worth thousands W sns
|Nsks farmer. sena A-1eot stapp
ftalpgus And free e&mpiss ~
and grasses Tor ssu sow iRg
a. sAiESr seed Co. J~alEosA~,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

~ y EoTth mora every Say dos {
eonsF sEsY - readily.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

Among modern weapons the Eayonet has
{ hanged least since its invention.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

kpsss EAaAs - Aug asl La coo
II so0us htEni Assse4r % frye
esl.sgs. nrstysr ~ Ers Agaes
\ lxaa1er hrsr = a4sS .
tpy acegAnt ~ .soap Gorg.p ~
1 ssaA1eR ef.Atr "a pSs< ~ SIR
i 90 feaoDi kieeley 1esassA.
II ilassfAt.tsn " ti.e sea1s ~ sk.s
e GSgsga ss1er . > tsasoxDas
s.osy entsyssa A Vols <.-se
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

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Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-14

The second of the series of the stcrcop.
tlcon lectures, under the auspices OF the
art department of the Woman's club, was
given AZ the club rooms Saturday afternoon.
The subject was "Thc Phcdian Sculptur, !
of the Pqrthcnon." The material attain
able for the slides accompanying this dis
course. is not all that could be desired but
Mrs Neysor's explanations were lucid, ana
the whole hour was fun of Interest. After
showing various parts of the wonderful
Iarthcnun's decoration I'm detail and with
each unfolding the curious tale of mythical
Tore, which II was created to present, the
scene showed forth an exterior yi.N OF re-
stored ParthenOn. This was followed by an
interior view OF the restored building. show
ing the glorious Atheuc with victory rest
ing upon one OutstrctChcd hand. while the
other holds lightly her great $ ear, as ulc
central figure, and all The other wondrous
creations of ancient art. adding their share
to the magnirCcncr. clear exposition ac-
companicd by diagrams was given of the
modern theories as to how the great build
ing with It's gold and ivory goddess Nas
lighted. fergeson's idea of a dropped sec
tion on either side of the center ia tho roof
being given prominence Much labor and
money has been spent in making expert
ments, to prove that this IS nm adequate and
feasible solution of the much yeNod qucs-
tion. The subject Of the unNt lecture VIII
be The Venus Of Antiquity" 10 be given on
January g. 1897.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-14
FUTURE OF THE UNION PACIFIC
How the Reorganization Committed Pro.
poses to Work,
PLAN OF SECURING ALL OBLIGATIONS
Holders OF old notes May Unvc stoch
I'm the Sew Company 90 the
-iGNtcut OF FIFTY Per Cent oG
Their Claims.

/ NEW YORK. Dec 13.-Thc Union Pacific
/ collateral trust note reorganization commit
/ tee. consisting of John G.. Moore, James w,
/ Alexander Of New York city and Edwin +,
/ Atkins Of Boston will issue it's plan OF rcor-
I ganiza ion Monday for the reorganization OF
| the Union Pacific per cent collateral note
/ trust ard 1t is understood will work in har-
| mony with the general reorganization of tho
! Union Pacific railway, The plan calls for
! deposits Of the thrCe-year collateral trust
| coupon notc~ issued by the company under
/ its indenture OF September 4, 1891 As the
/ notes are now two years overdue 1t ia pro-
/ pCsed in view of the Insolvency Of the CON.
| pany to cause an early foreclosure and sale
/ of the CUllatcrals held in the trust and their
/ purchase by new company to be organized
under the title of the Union Pacific SccurI-
ties company. The amount of notes cut.
standing is stated to be SIS 800 600 The new
company is to issue 3 per cent first mortgage
twenty-five year gold bonds to the amount
of $4,000 COO which are to be exchanged at
par for notes deposited under the plan ana
are to be secured by the same collateral.
Five million dollars in stock is also to be
issued to holders of the old notes to the eN-
| tent of 30 per cent of the par value of the
notes. The remaining bonds, Sl,50O,00O, arc
to be held in the treasury Of the new com
pany to be used with the consent of the
trustee of the mortgages in the protection Of
the securities held in the collateral mortgage
| by joining in plans of reorganization pay
ment of assessments under such plans ana
other purposes connected with the business
or the company. The time for declaring the
plan effective is limited to February /, 1897.
Tho conditions requiring this rcDrgdni2a-
tiOn are outlined az follows by the secretary
OF the committee: 1t is proposed to re0r-
glniZc the trust securities i'm harmony with
m loot inn, Of Int, .yfg ~,fI
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-14
BURNS THE nURLBURT BLOCK
Two-story Brick Building at Lincoln
Cleaned Out by Fire.
OCCUPANTS HAVE MARROW ESCAPES
Many Ronmcrs Compelled to Fee
from the Burning Buiiding In
Their Night clothes, Losing
ENcrything Else.

rNCOLN, Dec. i3.-CSpccial Tclcgram)-
At o'clock this morning fire was discoy-
cred I'm the HurlbuIt block, two-story
brick. on the corner Of Tenth and streets,
and although 1t is but one block away from
the central station Of the nre department,
1t was completely cleaned out by the flames.
The lower story was occupied by Samuels
Bros. dry goods. who say that they carried
a $25, 600 stock with $4,000 insurance. Mrs,
Jackson who occupied the second floor, was
assisted from the building in fainting con
dtion and taken to the St. Elmo hoteL Her
furniture was a complete loss with SlVOV
Insurance. Several roomers on the second
story had narrow escapes and some of them
got away without clothing and were tenn
porarily supplied by friends. The building
belonged to James Rothwell of Boston, ana
until he can be communicated with the less
or insurance cannot be ascortainod.
BEATRICE, Neb., Dec 13..-tSpocial)-At
4 o'clock this morning a fire broke out IN
the second floor of the frame building on
Court street the lower story of which is
occupied by ;. H. Gibbs shoe store. the
firemen succeeded in conhning the fire to the
one building, which was almost a totai
wreck. The shoe stock was badly damaged
by water, but is probably fully covered by
insurance. there being two policies upon the
stock. one for $500, the other for $1,000
The damage to the building is estimated at
81 600 fully covered by insurance. The
building belongs to the lie Poidiyon estate
and was fully covered by insurance. The
fire was in close proximity to the Paddock
hotel and the awakening guests, hndlng
their rooms filled with smoke, were nearly
thrown into a panic. d. II. Lingle, whose
real estate Office is located on the second
floor. and in whose Office the fire seems to
have originated lost furniture and books to
the amount of 800. The origin of the fire