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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
HAD % Eupo.s rhem.slre,.

Workmen's Advocate: Heretofore
the money power y dividing it's forces
between the republican and democratic
parties has been able to control both
parties and all financial legislation has
had its sanction. Through some means
they lost control OF the Chicago conven-
ton, and the declaration of that body
in favor OF free coinage silver has COM
PEELED the millionaires who have been
masquerading as democrats to expose
themselves, and they are rushing over
the political fence to join their Cocoon
spirators. They will now make a
united effort to subjugate the people
and bring them under control. Will the
people be subjugated?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
more Namerou. than crarY.

Columbus (ohio) Record: John Nc
Bride. late president OF the American
Federation Of Labor. editor) II Is time
Eastern capitalists and Eastern news
papers opened their eyes to the fact
that the friends OF free silver are more
numerous than crazy. The Farmers
Alliance, the knights of Labor. the
American Federation of Labor. the
populists, the republicans of several
states heretofore republican states, a
large portion of the prohibition party
and organized labor in general have
declared in favor of the free and un-
limited coinage OF silver at the ratio OF
i6 to /. The army Of silver cranks Is
large one. and IL they can be mus
tered under one banner there will be
such political revolution this fall that
the gold bugs of the East will find
their power to Cypress the common
people forever gone. and TO our mind
It cannot be gotten rid Of too soon.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
LABOR. A,,r,hn,s 10 snr..


The American Federation Of Labor
one Of the strongest labor organizations
in the world, has declared in its ma
tional conventions in Chicago QS93l.
Denver QS94), and New York (1S95). for
the free and unlimited coinage of sill
yer and gold at the ratio of 16 to 1.
The resolution follows:
Resolved, That 1t is the deliberate
Judgment of the American Federation
Of Labor in delegate convention as
sembled, that congress should re-enact
the law Of 1887 which provided for the
free and unlimited coinage of both sill
yer and gold at the ratio of 16 to /, thus
restoring the American law of coinage
as it was until 1873, when silver was
demonetized without debate and with
out the knowledge Of the American
people, and that this should be done
at once. without waiting for the CO.
operation Of any other nation in the
world.
Resolved, further, That a copy OF
the above and foregoing, under tbs
seal of the federation, be sent to the
president Of the United States and tc
the vice president Of the United States
to the speaker of the house of congress-
to Secretary Carlisle, to the chairman
Of the finance committee or the nous,
and to each member Of the house ant
| senate.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
POPULAR SCIENCES.


At recent meeting o. ths rass
Academy of Sciences NJ. Ballast prv
tented memoir describing "a asaslai
81 sample OF rico over eensEsF III
iis found the rice only sllgkslg ~
.srnt Ia fat.
Though butterflies are ostss hlsn
81, 10 sea. and have been tAssss, h
inexperienced observers 10 tsloax 20
dlHrrcnt species to tbs oFdlnafy Isa
butterfly. there are none whlsa ca 4
said 20 1.-Two on tho sea-
Il IL reported from Paris. xsss
pneumatic tires have bssn lnretgst
on some OF tho eabs. that 10 esas.
ausnea OF the Iszs~ned shock % ~
vehicles tho cost Of repair kas assa
reduced atty per cent. 70 say assaa
Of the saving 10 tie nerves Of saBs-
gers and the mnscies Of horses
Sir John Lubbock says that he hsls
~. which produces the sount Y y
hratsa 2o.i0o times q minuta. Or y !
second. and tho bee. which msksa y
sound OF A. az many a. $1,000. q ~
40 second. on the contrary. ~
boo huns on =. and yibfatss 10 viss
only 700 times second.
The tongue OF the cat family y co.
cred with recurring spines u Y
comrnuh domestic cat these are FniA
but sufficiently we'll Develops % ~
tho tongue a feeling OF roughssss ?
tho lion and tiger the spinss are ffzs
enough to enable the animal % s's
the skin OF mans hand by liesitf 4
| II has been practicable TO pfvfsss
suga. cane only By cuttings o. ~
equivalents. and the lack Of sesdia
has been a ditIical,y In the way y Z
provemsnt. From the 200 or w ss'F
ties expcrlmentaiiy grown - -
Java Mr.. ]. II. walker has besc -
to select few plants that By cross =
have given very good seeds. "
have given vigorous seedlings ~.
yield more sugar than the p1's
plants and promise varieties =
profitable than any hitherto knos'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
where the BANKER. Com. ~.

Locomotive Firemen's Magazine: The
capitalists of the East have acted in
the capacity Of commission agents"
inviting and investing the billions OF
European dollars in American enter
prises. They, of course, have retained
a fair commission. In some instances,
such as wildcat" railroad and gait
ed" mine schemes, our Eastern neigh
bors have been accused by European
investors OF dishonest dealings. The
Eastern banker has acted as enid
dleman" between European capital and
American investments and as such has
largely profited by the debts thus oc-
Cured. They collect commission for
placing the investment, another for
collecting rentals and yet another for
closing out undesirable Investments. 1t
Is thus apparent that the Eastern
bankers are the friends and agents OF
European investors and 1.-THE collectors
Of comparatively bankrupt nation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
r.l.. Aeeut enc H.nn,.e..

Coast Seaman's Journal: The bolt OF
a certain section of the democrats, ac-
companied by their newspapers. has
done more good than their votes or
influence will be able to counterfeit. 1t
has shown that, no matter what their
minor differences may be, when It
comes to the primary question Of con-
trolling the medium Of exchange-the
money--and by that means controlling
industry, the money dealers are unit.
They constitute one party-the party
of pelf-with common instincts. COM
mon ends and common means OF at
tanning them. That this class has been
driven to reveal its Identity and de-
clare open war is one good result Mt
least of the Chicago convention.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
.A..ren,.,.~ of seventeen ss.sn'y'.'..

aAaarchi.ts' of Seventeen seventy
In a signed communication recently
published NJ. J. Bishop. General Worthy
Foreman OF the Knights OF LABOR
wrote as follows. comparing the Bryan
ANARCHISTS and ''hayseeds" with the
Revolutionary patriots:
.The men OF Concord. Lexington.
Bunker Hill and Valley Forge would
possibly not be able TO particularly
adorn a I'm de steele drawing room.
high tea. musicale or White House re-
ception: their language, manners ana
habiilments very probably would cause
the average scribe Of today TO sneef
al their inferiorlty, but those patriots
were imbued with the same desire fer
independence from British thraidom
which anlmates their descendants and
disciples OF this century, and they viii
advance 10 the goal with the same
spirit OF determination and self sacFl'
tice as the heroes Of the Revolution.
There were no anarchists among
these brave fellows. but there was, as
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
The Old Salt Doctor. /"
From the World Herald, Oman, {

From the World-Herald, omah. n.
Mr.. William C. Hart ave.
known among his friends ana aeaassv
aness as 'The OLD Salt Doctor !
probably the most familiar chs,..
In the vicinity OF Twenty-fourth =.
Franklin streets. Omaha. Nsb,.ssss
Mr.. Hart Ii now over so.
An interesting history Of h,s -.
cry from q common malaax ,.,,.
a little over Ave years aror 49,
afiicted with . maiady. ~. 49, aAs
when 90 not know. My family ~.
been troubled the same when th,y \
rived az my age. and they saio
on the same road ana that thers :.
no cure for me. The symptoms -
Dizziness. loss OF memory, ana an r,,' s
prostitution OF the nerves. The rc.s .a
table trouble was swimminr !, 4.
head. when came In from a vsi. !.
was out standing In the sun or Az.
any kind OF exercise al all WA,
would sit down. my head Womb -.
and everything would dance befo,. :.
eyes. and ] would become 80 dlxsy n.
] would have 20 hold 10 chair % ssss
from falling: or II were sittlnx ds,.
and got up suddenly. everything ws,,ss
whirl before me. and would nav. !.
hold TO the chair for some lissie ,Ins
my memory was so poor thai II VA. ~
/ ficult for me 10 remember sofse a =.
best friends. This state OF thinxs -.
tinned for about year and 4 hsk M
kept getting worse and worse. / ~
not Fememb1r anything. and Fay 49,
was IN q constant whiFl: eysrstss.
swan before inc 10 that life was ssals
miserable.
.'On the recommendation a -.
friends. went 20 my druggist. u,
Shrader. ON Twenty-fourth ara n,,s
streets and got box OF Pink Pils 4,
trial. and after taking q few 3osss
began 10 feel the effects ana foest
that they were doing me good wlsa
the fiFst box was gone | got anessss
aud another until I had taken s,er
boxes and was entirely fel1sss4
And now, although my fnemory Il ~
~ good as Ii was forty ysafs Ans. I
il greatly improved. and Is better IA,
many mems memory that are maA
younger than I: my disxinsss Il fntss
III gone. and my nerves are stfeex d
they were ten yeara ago. and Or, R8-
Hams Pink Pills did II too
DFs HhAtAttln t'iNA TIN fpS ran
People are now given 10 the paa8s d
an unfailtnE blood builder ana sergs
reatoYrr. curing all forms u wsakssn
arising from watsTy e1Aaltten II IL
blood or shattered nerves. TIA ia
are sold by alt dealers. or viii b ssG
postpaid on receipt OF price. - sssu
i box. or six boxes for t5ta tshsY N
never H0td In bulk OF by the s]N n
addressing Dr. Williams Metigias ca
schsnsetady. ~. r.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
OF = single ona.

New York Journal: To the declara-
tions by gold standard advocates that
the mass Of workingmen will not sup
port Bryan and Sewall. labor makes
it's own answer.
Not single labor leader OF national
states is for Hanna and Mckinley.
Not single labor leader of national
influence who does not speak for the
cause Of democracy as the hope of the
wage workers.
Some labor papers have thus far re-
manned non-committal, as 1t is the
avowed policy Of few such journals
and of certain labor organizations TO
reserve political action to the individ-
ual But all of the other labor papers
except these few. are openly for the
democratic candidates and the demo
cratic platform.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
chance to yot. for Hlm,.,,.

Typographical Journal Official organ
OF the International Typographical I'm
ion): What the wage Garner wants is
an improvement OF his condition, and
he should add to the power Of organiza-
ton the exercise OF the ballot for the
abrogation Of unwholesome restrictions
upon his rights and the formulation Of
such statutory provisions as will bring
him at least an equitable adjustment OF
his rights. He has 1t in his power and
should exercise 1t to right the wrongs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

A Chicago Scotchman has been noti-
fed by the police to either give up
playing on his bag-pipes or move 10
the country. It is an awful thing to
wean a loyal highland heart from the
beloved "doodlesack," but the alterna-
tive is even more cruel. Who ever
heard Of a bag-piper playing to a
lonely stretch of woodland and mead
ow. An audience seems to be an essen
tial thing for the best notes of the gay
instrument, judging by the pompous
air of the performer as he strides up
and down in all the glory OF his chilly
knees, shattered rainbow plaids and
freshly brushed sunny curls.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

low the farmer $500 TO apply to me
mortgage and nothing 10 i've OF run
the farm on. or s5os for expenses ana
nothing for the mortgage. or sso TOT
Interest and sl2e for the farm and fam
INV leaving the debt as large as ever
Tn 1866 man without money could
buy a farm in the west on credit anu
nav for ii with the proceeds OF one crop.
u 1896 the same man might receive the
same farm, without incumbrance. A. >
gift and be bankrupt Ia year. But
MIR. Cochran sees nothing In the aiscoh-
tent Of the western farmer except q de-
sire TO cheat his laborers.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
Gold Dollar. Are scarce.

Coming Nation: Lots OF intelligent
and .'free" American workingmen who
haven't seen S. gold piece in five
years will vote for the gold standard.
Nobody needs to be told that gold
money is stranger to the pockets Of
an overwhelming majority of the peo-
pie. Gold Is the money Of the bankers
and robbers of the world. When a
piece Of it strays away from the bank
er's counter. look out for another con-
traction. The money Of usurers mus,
not circulate among honest people.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

The United States consul-generaI at
Singapore, in his last report, calls at
tention to the great increase that has
taken place in the production of Su-
matra tobacco and the high price II
commands on account of its superior
ity, especially for wrapping purposes.
and he gives some interesting partictI-
lars Of the origin and growth of the in
dustry. 1t was in the year 1862 that
an Arab drew the attention Of a COM
mercial house In Batavia to the dis
trict Of Deli, on the east coast OF
Sumatra, country where pepper and
tobacco were being produced. and
where a good market could be found
for European goods. This led to a
commercial expedition to Deli in
March, 1868, which expedition was
Joined by tobacco planter from Java,
with the special object of inspecting
the soil in Deli and seeing whether n
was suitable for tobacco cultivation
The result of this expedition was that
the planter in question obtained a firm
footing in Deli, and being provided
with the necessary funds by a firm m
Rotterdam, he sent his first fifty bales
to Europe in 1865, and, in 1866. 18s
bales. This tobacco attracted the at.
tention of experts. and IT was decided
by group of financiers in the Neither.
lands to embark capital in the enter
prise. This was done, and a compan,
was established in November. 1853
with capital Of 100000 guiIderc.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
Ths I,cn.relsnt aalh mn.

knights Of Labor Journal. Tho d,c,
interest which the gold bug Lankera
are manifesting in the welfare n M
workingmen IN these presidential e,er.
tioh tlines Is something truly touching
lhese benevolent fnaneicrs are pogt.
lively panic-stricken over tho i'm.
pending danger to the worklnamen
from free coinage aud an increased
volume Of money.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

II looks as IL the Turkish empire
were approaching a point where its
further existence would be impossible.
It is to be hoped that such is the case.
provided a stable form OF government
can take its place. In Syria the Druses
are waging a successful war against
the national troops; in Crete the in
habitants are fighting the invaders,
falling back on their mountain fast
nesses when defeated; in Macedonia the
Greek inhabitants have raised the
standard Of revolt. while Armenia is
anything but tranquil There are
other regions that viii be found in
open rebellion when revolts in other
parts Of the empire become more
threatening. The Arabs of the Arabian
peninsula have always been dissatis.
fed with the rule of the Turks, and
have more than once in the past cen.
turtles flown to arms and made head
against the family of Gilman. They
are held down now by force of arms
and by that force alone They do no
regard the present head Of the empir,
as deserving to be the head priest o
the whole Moslem world. The trouble
with the Christians in Crete may lea,
to more widespread upheavals than a
present indicated.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
Currency. Cold.

1t thus appears that the farmer in
1865 got more than three times as much
in gold for his wheat as he is getting
now, and about twice as much for cy-
erything else. But II he had mort
gage on his farm II was reckoned in
currency, and one bushel Of wheat
would clear off nearly 2.20 OF IL, instea1
OF about so cents. as It will now.
A thousand bushels OF wheat at that
time would pay off the whole OF a mort
gage Of 81 900 and leave s1,19G for ex-
penses. The same crop would now al
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
USEFUL HINTS.

When an artery Ia severea - irss
above the squirting surface. BIN ,,,ss
the arteries enters the extren's IA
Remove insects from the - -. u
warm water. Never use . W. ~, il
other hard substance for tns ="
you perforate the drum. ..sIs
TIA high fever comes on " s,.uth
battle the feet and wrap IN I'd n
put warm irons to the zee. -, ~ IN y
aconite in water every hour " III
tient 10 in a good sweat 'n'
we'll covered.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

which affiict him. He must dominate
the insolence and spoils Of partisan
politics and cast few votes for him.
self. II he fails in this. II he neglecta
to speak up for himself In the golden
opportunity he should sink back to his
accustomed retreat and let the respon-
sibility rest where 1t has always be.
ionged--upon himself.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

It is announced that In the national
headquarters OF one OF the political
parties no work will be done on Sun
days during the campaign. This de-
parture from previous custom will not
cost that party q single vote, and 1t
win increase the respect for manage
ment which recognizes the fact that
Gods laws are not silent, even In the
fghtings and tumults Of natural can.
yasS.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
Lot tho plain peop,. nj.

Knishts OF Labor Journal: The plain
people against plntoeracy will be tho
Issue OF this fight, no matter what l..
send or party name may appear anon
me standards, and let la hope that the
plain people will rise to the dignity ~
the occasion and once more nl,cs
america In position whore II wiz Ia
possible at least that she can he sre.I
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
Tho disseminated Farmer.

The agricultural department has is
sued circular that will help to explain
why the farmers are not as happy now
as they used to be. II compares the
prices Of leading farm products year
by year, from 1866 to 1895. The prices
are given in currency, but when re-
duced to gold basis the results are
sufficiently striking. Inspect these fig-
ures, for instance:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

journal tdem.) THE bulk Of Mr. Nc.
nihieys volume 10 devoted 10 the Two
subjects Of money and tarlff-,ho
money question, under stringent ara ~
, ron. hanna. being treated frat far
s wnlen wrench to his feelings Mr. Nc
N'niey mas our deepest sympathy
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

Iowa sets an example to Boston. Aft
er discussion of three hours, the
statue committee has decided that the
beautiful figure of Iowa is perfectly
proper and therefore the state will ae-
cept it The figure is nude from the
waist up and the hands support the
breasts, signifying Iowa's offering OF
nourishment to the whole world, sure
ly a most poetic and beautiful idea.
The faction against accepting the sta
tue was led by Senator Harlan and
Judge Trimble. but they have lost Now
let Boston accept the Bacchante statue,
and let us in the name of all that l.
beautiful in art, and all that is nau-
seous in mock-modesty, put an end to
this sort of thing for all future time.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
,isri Money n.J ,,a,a t,,.

indianapolis sentine.tfrcc silver dom ]
One sentence contains the kov - nv
situation' Good money never made
tipee hard This 10 an eternal truth
But times are hard an6 nave been .,,a-d
ever since we have had the single COLA
standard. and there is no poaslhi. -.
piahation for the fact but bad monov
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

There is a rumor that the powers
will demonstrate with the sultan over
the massaeer in Constantinople. but II
is not believed that they viii go further
than to think of demonstrating.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

Cornelius vanderbilt's wedding pres
emit at the marriage of his daughter to
Harry Payne Whitney. himself a pros
pective millionaire, was $1,000, 900. Tho
brides trousseau cost fortune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
WHICH is FOR SILVER
REPUBLICAN FINANCIAL PLANkS
OF 1888. 1892 AND 1895.

koms Potnts which Are Commended TO
the Judgment of Republicans who
want 60 Vote for William J. Brvan
-McKinysy's Change Of Trent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
cnnf,acation the I.sns.

Columbus Record: The process Of
confiscation has gone on quite long
enough and our producing classes must
not permit themselves to be turned
aside from their purpose to open the
minis to the free coinage Of silver,
check the appreciation OF gold and put
an end TO the entire confiscation OF the
property of all debtors that is INSOFAR
able from the appreciating gold stan
dard by the dishonest cry that to do 80
is Reputation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
4 curious illustration Of natern,

A curious illustration of paternalism
is furnished by New Zealand. II "a
proposed to create pension fund for
persons who have reached the age OF
sixty-fiye. A tax on public amuse-
ments is the suggested source OF reye-
nue., and the sum of two dollars and a
half is to be paid weekly to each PEN
sioner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

Everybody seems to know just what
David B. Hin is going to do-every'
body but David b. himself.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14


bound with letters Of gold and her turned
inspiration
worlds emhlcma
our nation Bryan
square en.-St Post bis patch
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

AN PLATFORM, 1883: THE REPuB-
IICAN PARTY BELIEVES IN THE
USE OF BOTH GOLD AND SILVER
AS STANDARD MONEY AND CON-
DENNIS THE PRESENT DEMO
CRATIC ADMINISTRATION IN ITS
EFFORTS TO DEMoNETIzE Sill
YER.
FINANCIAL PLANK, REPUBLIC
AN PLATFORM. 1892: THE REPUB-
LICAN PARTY DEMANDS THE USE
OF BOTH GOLD AND SILVER AS
STANDARD MONEY, WITH SUCH
RESTRICTIONS AND UNDER SUCH
PROVISIONS, TO BE DETERMINED
BY LEGISLATION AS WILL SECURE
THE MAINTENANCE OF THE PAR
ITY OF VALUES OF THE TWO NET
AIS so THE PURCHASING AND
DEBT PAYING POWER OF THE
DOLLAR. WHETHER OF SILVER.
GOLD OR PAPER. SHALL BE At
ALL TIMES EQUAL
FINANCIAL PLANK, REPUBLIC
AN PLATFORM. 1896: WE ARE.
THEREFORE,. OPPOSED TO THE
FREE COINAGE OF SILVER. EX-
CEPT BY INTERNATIONAL AGREE
MENT WITH THE LEADING COM
MERCIAL NATIONS OF THE
WORLD, WHICH WE PLEDGE OUR
SELVES TO PROMOTE. AND UNTIL
SUCH AGREEMENT CAN BE OBJ
TANNED THE EXISTING GOLD
STANDARD MUST BE PRESERVED.
Question-Who wrote the financial
plank of the republican platform in
1SSS?
Answer-william Mckinley OF Ohio
Q.-who wrote the financial plank
OF the republican platform of 1892?
A-william Mckinley of Ohio.
Q.-who wrote the financial planl
In the republican platform of 1896?
A.-william Mckinley of Ohio.
Q.-How do you account for his radi
eal change of front in so short spac
of time?
Alt would be difficult matter +
60 into full details.
Q.-In his letter accepting the nom
nation for the presidency does he So
anything about his change Of front?
A.-Not a syllable.
Q.-What does he say?
Ale says that the country wi
J go to the dogs IL we try to establish b
. | metallism.
. Q.-Would it be safe to elect to Ii
I presidency a man who changes b.
. views in such a manner?
y Alt would not.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

Mike-"Phwat the divil do they be
meanin' by hard money: begorra, ]
dunnof"
Pat--"Be dad an / behave that rs
because It's hard to git"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14
ALL AGAINST SILVER.
EASTERN MoNoPoLisTs AND
TRUSTS LEADING THE FIGHT.

n Free silver woaid Injurs the Ameri-
can work man Every Mothers Son OF
Them woeid he shouting for 10
60 4.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-14

Cashier Taylor Of Argentine. KAN.
has dropped out of sight. So have the
surplus funds OF the hank.