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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

For several weeks protracted meet
ing has been in progress al Fillmore,
Cliston county. Ind. under the diree-
tons Of Mrs. MershOn, and among the
converts was Newton Sheets, Tao final
~ protested sanctifcation. Sunday, one
week ago, Sheets declared that he
would neither eat nor sleep III Nathan
RodenbeTger, friend, was converted.
end during the fret few days be speH.
the time almost necessarily in prayer
for him. Rodenberger was obdurate,
and refused TO be converted, and ana1-
ly sent Sheets wcrd that ne mig5: az
well have his grave dug. Sheets grew
thinner and thinner, and RodeDbeYgeT
more and more stubborn. On SUNDAY
night Sheets abandoned his self allOt-
ted sacrifice Of food and sleep and gave
II up as bad job. Sunday night he
went to sleep from sheer exhaustion,
and on Monday supplied the wants OF
the inner man.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

IL report AMI dseid@ What Eas lest
% - dgns
Men. For ulrns has gone aid
The Coionrl. sadly -aad 0uly about =
doz-n have exsup~s4 Why. tbere must
have been ~ I~lsf sD psgple fbsFr.
give hundresi AMI nffy. .aid Isaac
Hayden. bg.eay
Who led til Cgerksy~ srkssi Ilr
C0B0D~i Turning Sharply "a Nahhse
fiap.nika Fufsshia HID f.agie
! hgp~ this siil satisfy fhrs~ Br5f
ish aEsrgrs aad frsaeh~ryGs SpansaFsis
ar Pensacola. .aA fh~ cDion~i q
unsf~Tsraod They have offered a. f0r
svery Nhiie ssaIp hF0axhf n. wh~sb~F
q b-iongesf % MAa. w0mzu % enid
It's snail cvfnfDFf - knVa that Fisi
ipdlans fell 10 rh~ir ATTACK On Mims.
bot I'm not sDFFy - hszr is
Next day cane tks nrws that twelve
nsB had t~sp killed IN fts~ houn~s
q Kan@gm kimf@H and Abz~r Jam@.
within . few miI~s. buf eoiOnsl Car.
500 vas nov hlmsslf again. AMI. fear.
iny HAT the ngxf attack would ~
Gb~sn For sinqagheld. about ten miiss
n0Eth % Fort Aadis0n. ~ s~nS 0ns De-
taciliaeni g. The relief ~ thar garrison
while aEOtis~F bFavsIy starred for tn
adJ1esDf ssen~ ~ toe massarrrs "a
burr the dad.
The attack 70 For sinqusash d.
Ean asDut II o'ci1ek IL tie morning
q sspfsEsSer = fsia Many ~ ihs
tnmeis~ % the fort Hers sfauflnz
about The newly dug xrnvss sngagri
10 rbs Last sad rites Tor fhs dad
several ~ The women had taken btcs
cts and gone for water a. the spyfng
Nbicb Vas 10 one ~ the vaiisfs
about rs yards distant frum ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

But Dot al the Indzss ~
Gagged n this r1atssG. AZ =
looked again toward ~ z,Sg
rn b. saM asse hard prrsssd 4
suing savage. whS srrn fhsa "A
tomahawk algfI ready - ss1A {
she skuii % shr serriar.i sssazs
ting thr spurs to bis horse =
Eaii0pesi 10 her rr.ru~. al II
one u she pistols h. $40 D. \
Warrior Just iH.forr a. sd
f@Il
hut hr bseafhsd . si<A x a
~ saw tb~ Honsen arrx ~ 4
now The fsssf o. enter snts
Eho. IL her terror. stiii dsFz
hrr bead tho wash pc ~ IA
nsinE &C the spring lie ~ 4
Young woman. whose nz@~ =
ward learned VAS Wlnnte ia
size was near fhr cate Kaa II
ground In sxhauafion. 81 ~
@idiegs. grusylnE hls SEA rwAs&
from The gate. and. esiKias y
hair. druEErd issr ipwidr ~ y
Just a. isaac leaped ftv1 >
whtr'h ga. shot under hiU. sst
- Ia after the woaaan Thes
wAs closed. and firtnw tsrR4
FOR two hours the atixft II
~. and then The asd0w ~ ~
b-xan 81 cool. They wsfs 80
as a qrsirk astark taan 10 h
iinued siese one % tEe q
fsndegs WERE @lsof. ard Ma7f
Indians fsll. t,uf ~ thrif tasf]
quickly Withdrawn inso ~
inst hos many wsrr Aid
known until after fbr waf esi
ID A. for the dogs. ihff 80
for the woods aud that was =
-aE ~ them.
And that was The ias, M 4
- them. save ~ oecaas0etif Il
years Nome hunter woui6
strange animal IN the fsrrs
he knew not whrthFfs = g
or q wolf. Tbey were sassp
hut aiwayu appeaFsd % =
fnsn.
Thry were not taoiesfed 80
10 known throughout tA1f u
Alaiama ~ Isaac Hatdfzt
waf~ They we're wmen
pfuteefed i~rnuNe ~ IN
bad done az Fort Sinqnfa
delphia IBau.nsf
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

J. c. Monaghan, United States Con.
sui al chemnitz, in report to the
state department, writes: There Il
now no doubt that New England apples
are welcome in the markets Of Ger
many. Here they have no apples TO
compare with our Rhode Island green.
ings, the Baldwin, russell, and north
ern spy. The Germans are very fond
Of apples, Their physicians recon
mend them as most heaIthfuI ar
ticle OF diet. But their best apples
are by no means as good as the worst
we produce. There is no reason why
each year should not see us sending
millions OF dollars worth where wa
only send thousands. A little experi.
menting, with careful noting OF re-
suits, will certainly reward the mer.
chants for their trouble. Boston
Baltimore, New York, PHILADELPHIA.
IN fact, all our Atlantic cities, whence
fast freight steamers cross TO England
and the continent-should do a good
business In this branch. All that IL re.
CURED Is a little enterprise to pui
them In the shops and little energy
with which TO push them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

stOckade. The guards which attended
mem bad gone only half way down
me bil and we're seated on 4 hog
watching the women and frequently
ghnc1nR ~ the men who we're filling
~ The graves ~ the dead. IN front 81
me west gate az old man named
charles Phillips and young Islatn
klmball. boy Of ~, who had essnued
The massacre In which the other n,s,p.
bers ~ his family Ind persisted. we're
seated. and the older man was lis,a-,.
ing 10 the words % his Young an,,,.
paniOn ~ be told ~ the butcbeyy ma
his escape.
dians.
The guard upon the hillside forget.
w ~ fhf women ~ the spring, whom
,ney bad been Gent 10 protect, Joined
" 10 mad rush. apparently intent
only upon ginning for Themselves tbe
sI"lier ~ the stOckade. The Women
nlsO bnd heard the cry. and with an
the strength they could muster he'
gan fbelr hight 80 the long rim a..
ward the fort. !"
The Creeks. NJ soon mn tb.v 49,,
mat ihelr presence was known ai,au.
dDneh Their crOnchiDg poatur,~ ma
snh With yells that almost naraiy.a,
soIpe ~ the fleeing women. bngan y,
run WIN almost Incredible swif,nas.
syisg 70 intercept the party return.
from me newIy.nade grayea
Isrne 20 the Hssc.s
NoihlhR ran save tlie wou,.,, ),
yn".n re watching Isaac. 'srIu y'ra
,hi, IN" !" W. en- on. Isn't there some.
,, nnp cnh dn TO help tbemT' M
s""''' once more obout him, and
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08


1f k&< oee1 rsesDfly cs0ys.5 tat ne
E0satssn rays, wien directed for a1T
lfSlzth Of sISas ED11 sbe sezI1. have
the effect Of eags5Dz fse hair % drip
Osff 1ysT tie sDfiTe area tkzs Las terra
Su65ssfs6 ~ fbssY iHsserr> An s.s1Ezl~
~ Interesting poSot hes born rsised ~
Dr. EFs1des. ~ tie CE1yeSsifT ~ HAse.
WHO states that EDsafzeg ray, zHset
the Sef1Da. fits eSpegisHssfs we're
baSs6 On tie hypothesis that the less
~ file eTe IL opaque - fss rays, bat
wkTs IL reM0yec sse FefgDz could be
jnrHepDed Az operation WAS per-
fDTsoeo On . patient f1S eatarzet After
nth ienSes had bee8 SeasOyeS almost
enfinely tls subisef claimed that ssse
perceived light np0o being brOgzat
within the MD " the RAYS. The IN
gesfigatiOns wers continued and - was
found that the rays really sMesf the
Kefinz ~ The normal eye IL fbe had
be ipelosed In q covering Opaque 70
ordinary Light. This apparently wss
eone1HsiTeIy demonstrated BY inter,
posing q sheet o. aluminium between
the tube ~ the eye. when rbe pereep.
ton N light still remained, and then
iDterp0EiDz q plate ~ glass. which
caused perfect darkness, Experiments
are being continued 70 ascertain
whether the rays can directly affect
the nervous parts 0f the eye, or wbetb.
eY their action consists ia rendering
the refiBa Gnoreseent. thereby Indirect
~ producing the sensation ~ light,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08


wan..uxsu ax.,.ns--ansr r4ssussl~sus - m4H~
n.<.s - s<ssn-r - Sruss-~
Cane 80 rhf pEi.sssusssu ssss,fi1k-iisst1sss y
nhe aaEnz.n lEnsiiasssr - rilIr Nllrl nsfi'--f
che 1esrn 90 NAlllsts-asg gssMs-sEsr 80 :
sstrzle pelrlie alse GuzItbs - 11iiitrss-iil,l
Nlians Hsesstllle mf1lsrsnsr-iIn tAast Cd
ltse n me ownership ~. sasF. a rhs.'lfss
sez4lF essEurlsssss enliEsseE1n 90 psst.t@
sszal1s ar anss w1lfen lnrsiniss a sps'et
Knfn a. eS@rF ElAz& a. sranp ever -
stlHf ~ s1T sruurrT- rzee. Erfne. eniii-
mHztGrF- sssnss rssup&e 90. hDsssTers en-
8sF enilsseeux add exei1angnx NJ
sTltky 1Afn=4 aasf peafsss . nad men-
"a ps-znee Ezaf reerearon IN the ennr
snsf.fSlnn - q pnrrleuatrty Ears er
asss.F specimen
HE hatir has always been SUPPOSED
- So qzlne harmless. and. fr1sn osls
ssiaa - view n haslr rather @ .. en-
eHurzrsf- AZ psrsonaf hussisd m eaaest'
lasE gssssnGs stamDs are sapp0ssd q
huvs % rlne - spare for the eonifiiis-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08
Bringing the moon w1fbfs Thirty
Eight Miles,

French astronomers are cODzrafu-
Jating Themselves that they VIII som
have the most powerful telescope 10
the world, one that will bring the
moon within tbIrfy-eIgbf miles. The
huge block Of crystal which will he.
come the mirror for the great telescope
has already arrived 10 Paris. HIfhsr.
10 astronomical lenses and mirrors
have been polished by hand 10y slowly
rubbing the glass with the naked
hand, sometimes, but not always,
uOIstened with oil, sIbUmeB and 0tbes
substances, which are the makers se.
eret The drawback Of this process II
that the mere heat Of the hand may
cause the surface 10 warp a new me.
cbaDical process, which has been used
on the large French mirror, will pro.
dnce surface approaching lYme
plane, within l-I00DDtb part ~ MILL.
meter. Even this marvellous finish will
leave margin, astronomers tell us,
for errors.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

~w~x-wssmx N@ss~ 80 NmIGpsay TgE1s~
r. s6sss 49, nor ~ e8n.e alrEosza
Il n.4V a.sr L. Tag distant. Wasz AE4er-
ia ss4n.s-f5a gsrgSs vii thfaE Z worfn
80 -, .4gS rhS n~rvss q fsslr Ell
xsrs - ~ sr1rn szsrs ssrgprsx.l1n g
szamw a. a. aqs6Easz~ ns4stes - IL
80 srrs~ss WaSr fAas Oar arrives .
sss~he.s Asv6sefs ~ a 6ssrn4n snzsa~~s
- rwSgen~nx en- ns.se rlztG- by
s-xssis "a ess4snx sver srsn hFt4x-s
rsar een-@ ~ sar e8esLtsrzrl0a He
sznss a as@~kfax II Iss~szrn clsaks -
ru@~.r a. e~esss gS7rgerg- FFsFfng r. .
IA sszss~-s aa. Gn rhs bsssSm
~4axsS a.. 80 tasks 4 ggs,uhI@ layer
- ssIr % "a. 9aleh = axs,g D. the
r.rTse4f ~ n a. eya-s x4raer A.
a., esrrssrl.,s zirA ~ xsrser q fiaslsT
sr,4srss ksssr !. cGsr~f ~ fegs aad fhs
ws<s@ = R&ssss - 81 b5sr0us daa5s
ySwr 49, ~ ssxe& grzvel egver rhe
.eseEssz uNaek - ss0r~d f0wars re
s~ers- n a. E,rhtx- ssx sr1lnaxp CUR.
49, A aver az sSIs = 4sd b~1Ws~a
-. yf~b,sr. ert 81 lacks ta~y rest
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

slate Is too much ovefsoS
material for inside decorzu
TITS In many different shas
easy and inexpensive 20 "
by far the easiest stone %
pleasing forms. These qaAsp.
II the cheapest Of dBnn'*
for interior purposes, nn5 " \
II that 30 little Of II II IN 800
IL large dealers would
pots of standard goods -
combination In house bll'la .,' I
forms as would be asaiinnr
teets, It's use would be inass,
tended. Hardly q cottage =
tensions would be built whr,'
not take a prominent pa'
depOts were established h'
would be enabled 20 see y ~
cinte It's beauty and cheap. 4
IL, hardly one In 800 KNOW
~ either. Stone.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

devioe-srhe inxention az Her xoneriD
kel. q CLEVER AnstrinD-and ns Mnesh
wiz d0ubfless he aroused now ny 1is
application cf the same princAEale 50 An
electrical Pockef damp
The lamp H made In lseVerAa stRpes
and sizes. The common form. Shawn
In Rig. 4. leaks very nncb Like a asstak-
.et-fiasks and Eeallg ii weuldna Ia q lad
idea for ternIseranoe a<sslors - lag "a
. supply for Dissemination RnaE.E 1szs-
fciainnaiale 0rnnkards. Ekr Iatr k<ese.k
wolila place il 10 fis aiSe AMI s1lp n no.
huf instead 81 1he aemfG1g AsnEs
realization ~ 1he dikzF kFnfsssEanu &C
aElri-saleun araze-F-
The 9srlAer 6sH-m--see 1lg- z-snsazsszu 1Aes
4 poeken nsleseetse. and IL azE1aE ws1a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

49,
Goeoa ON Digestion
An Interesting series Of experifaeots
on the action of common beverages "a
stoIDachie and intestinal digestion has
been recorded by DY James w. FRA
ser While these experiments give
some valuable hints on the digestion N
the chief sIimentary principles. they
have not an absolute bearing on ia.
diyiduaI vibrations Of human dlzee-
ton. They are. however, iD the main.
OF much value 10 showing what our
ordinary daily beverages are likely 20
90 when they are allowed free action
on the digestion Of various foods. The
nndlnzs from DR. PTaseTs expert
ments, az synoDsized, are, that IL IL
better not 70 eat most aIbunljn0id food
stuns az the same time as infused bes.
erages are taken, for as a rule, 20
which there are possibly exceptions.
digestion win be retarded. Absorp,
ton may be rendered more rapid. bus
there IL q loss Of nutFjftye substance.
On the other hand, the digestion Of
starch food appears 10 be helped by
tea or coffee. Gluten. the albnmlnOid
OF -four, IN the principle 10 digestion
least retarded by tea. II IL affected
much more by cocoa, while coffee has
still greater retardjDg action on IL.
IL will thus be seen that bread ~ the
natural accompaniment NJ tea and
cocoa when used as the beverages at
meal. Possibly the action Of coffee
~ the reason why, in some countries.
England, for instance, IL IL usually
drunk alone or Mt breakfast, q meal
| which consists much OF meat, and Of
cdibies like eggs and salt meats.
which are not much retarded In dlgee.
ton by coffee. Among the points eg-
/ tabIished by DIR. Fraser IL IL shown
/ that eggs are the best form Of animal
food to be taken along with infused
beverages, and they are best lightly
boiled II tea II used and hard boiled
II accompanied by coffee or cocoa: that
the beverages IN probably absorbed In
q large degree from the stomach: that
the butter used with bread uDderQoes
digestion more slowly In the presence
OF tea, but more quickly IN the pres.
enee 81 coffee or cocoa; and, that the
use OF coffee or cocoa az excipIents for
cod hyer oil, etc. appears 10 depend
not only on their pronounced tastes,
but also on their action In assisting
the digestion OF fats.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

= bog your pardon. ladJ' =
cling Tommy. rs 10 stcpFss
back door. 'bnt IL you wi'i ~
! win take yer picture II
here camera. ! am trase'lnf
making a collection o. phoss
our beautiful women. Thss"
a."
Then the good woman enfs|
generous hand.me-0ui. We
cepted with the grace OF . w
~ the rad.
You Hce." be exclaimea
AIlthewbiie. "If didn't take p
all 10 paint that cigar boz I'll
cut a round hole 10 Che :.
fetches 'em every time l
rs n pIIofogfapb.iaker. an' y,
ture goes in the collection.
snf cultivate your manner
ran live igke o prince. = Ah
nal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

The old note swindle is being opeF-
ated among the farmers in Central Iii
nois. Sleek raseals go about insuring
farmers lives. Offering very low rates
and taking applications for assurances.
The application afterwards turns out &c
be note. Another method is 10 IN
duce the insured 70 take out a big en-
doEnent policy and pay the first IN
stailment Of $500 or $500. That is tie
last OF the insurance.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

The fool joker is almost as danger
Gus as the Observation-Disclosures
gun A good heavy club or weli-seas-
oned az handle kept handy is an excel
lent joke cure. A few nights ago . few
girl students Of the Ohio normal uni
Versity at Ada BACKED their faces.
dressed in mems attire. and entered the
room OF Miss Kuhns. q student She
was so badly frightened she is not ex-
pected to live.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

The city authorities Of Cleveland
have ordered the drinking fountains
through which the Womaa's Christian
Temperance Union has been dispensing
connection known as Wild cherry
phosphate removed Il is held that
they induce newsboys and other chill
dren to play that they are drinking
beer, to treat. and even TO gamble for
the harmless liquid that flows wbea
penny is inserted in the slot.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

The women Of Ellis. Kan, are max
ing IL hot for law-breakers. All the
Offices are held by the fair sex, and
they are suppressing nuisances with
heavy hands. All the operators Of
whisky Joints and gamblers but two
are in jail. and the county attorney is
being prosecuted on a charge Of ae-
eepting brides from liquor sellers. The
women walk the streets at night as de-
tectiyes TO ferret out offenders The
local courts are elOgged with suits
against jointists.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

Mr.. Corbett is fortunate IN having re-
ceired his pugilistic quietus from Mr..
sharkey al this particular time. He
can now find profitable and eongeniai
employment as campaign orator.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08
Emsmrvs.s,rx

Mrs. Lake 'FRONT.' know I'VE met
that Mr.. JaybIrd somewhere before. I
told him NO, but all be answered was
that he knew my former husband. Tho
man must be an idiot.
Mrs. Hyde Park Why sol
Mrs. Lake FroDt--I've had -four for.
Iner MISUNDERSTANDING Plain Deal.
or.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

Il is now officially stated that the
number Of lives lost in Moscow during
the coronation vas a few less than
4eoe. But little matter like that cuts
no figure in Russia. They will never
be missed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

Miss Kate Horner is the coroner at
Fender. Neb., and they say she is very
pretty. We may now expect 10 hear
Of some OF the young men Of Pender
dying suddenly.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

Walling will join jackson on the
seaffold. Now, II the supreme court
will only pass on their cases quickly
and let them be hanged promptly 4
great lesson will be taught the young
men OF the land whose delicate sense
OF honor would lead them to kill the
victims Of their wrong doing TO save
themselves from troublesome conse-
quences.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08
E1eetvteffI In IB-fssfsse ,ns Pho
ton raIby.

a pretty application Of electricity
has been made IN the photography ~
instantaneous spiasbes The pictures
we're taken each with an electric spark
giving an exposure less than I.1,OO0,.
UDfhs OF q second. The spark could
be 80 timed ~ 10 pick Out any desired
stage OF the splash within limits Of
error not exceeding. as rule, about
2-lO00ths Of second. In this way the
progress OF q great variety ~ splashez
has been followed IN detail. Among
the points specially Illustrated were
the formation Of bubbles. and the man.
ner In which the condition ~ The sur.
face affected the disturbance produced
by the entry Of q solid sphere.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

wkeS o I8xkf - wastes ssse isssD -
flife1 forward en1 to &uss. nsaeAlsz
tie peses 81 the battery. xepesxsss sSe
eNrreBf. 1sae sfi2x assures 49, aGl .
hasf b0a1rs eo1st1s08s BzSs Tssr@ %
10 waste wben sbe Izzs1 70 M g. 49,
- this h0gr ssS a half % gglns5ssSsipa
ezz BE Distributed ss required
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

In recent number Of the Popular
Science News an electric cane was de.
scrlbed, which serves the double pur.
pose Of walking'stick or lamp. Much
Interest was excited Ia the ingenious
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

why IL Dawson pai'''ps
such n vcrmiIlioB redy, - !
"ffe thinks that II WIZ ri
this summer that no one Y" ~
visit there. detroit Free
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

Crackers are all croaking about a
shower OF frogs that recently poured
down on Chicago. A remarkable sea-
son.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

II is time to stop talking about New
Jersey "skeetens.s There are no fiies
on Jersey now.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

leases and rs<sR1ss<. wa5f1 3EEazsnr
9ts GsEEnsn1a1g rs9wssH considerably
The Ggh1 j. fzrgaszeS - sa.ss4 ~
sssDaeshss,la ariabr sae aassswF 10 - slns
kszld egE2t3eE1F kzseuR ~ q ssSssrsg
battery. somewhat re~e9&1s1x Els@ eFs-
fQgg or &Te sG9s@@ss wiz 81 ixxsnakssF
~ Az F9trE- 1kssse sseTassENg NV. 1x
~
trsekaxe - t2s tss1sSs - ltls rsseSsSre
fts ez<Gax - III sezses kzsS rs<eezass
Tze sel1 IL 10 s4e a9NeS GAR sas
reservoir - sSe 6er1ns. So slSas1 go
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-08

Corbett now knows what 1t is to run
up against real fighter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-19

Ardmore refrigerator meat, nav
ing leased a colo storage room ut
the ice plant we are now handling
refrigerator meat only. Your trade
is solicited.
lS-3t T. B. JOHNSON x co.
c. B. Smith, the Wynnewood hard
ware man, was in the city this morn
ing.
Cash paid TOR old goIG and silver
by I. H. Parker at his iewelry store.
FoR sALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. big bar
gain for cash. Apply at this Office.
J. \. Mays left today for Guthrie,
O. T., from there he goes to FL Reno.
lie will return here by the first Of
June.
You can't get whisky, nor can you
get beer; and suppose you could; /;
what do YOU want with it when you
can get Mocha and Java coffee, which
is the finest drink on earth. T. Y.
Morgan keeps the finest on earth.
l74t
Just four weeks from today the
convention which names president
who will get larger majority than
any president has since 1872 will
meet in St. Louis.
We can sell you the equal of any
p cent soap for Is cents. Ross x
Bonner. l3tf
Candy, did you say? Well, we've
got it in all the kinds imaginable.
Don't fail to see me if YOU want
candy. I. Y. Morgan. Il x
Frank W. Oracle made a business
trip today to Dougherty.
Enjoy life-go to Johnson * Staples
and buy a sack of Jersey Lilly
flour. 17-lw
We carry the finest perfumes. Try
them. Ross K Bonner. 13tf
jeff Moritz returned to Sulphur
today.
For SALE, CHEAP.-One complete
set of Chambers Encyclopaedia, nine
volumes, bound in sheep, and almost
new. Apply at this Office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-19
ARE YOU SICK.

If so. drink the pure Mineral
Water from the Famous Wooten
Wells and Mineral Wells of Texas.
A sure cure for kidney and liver
diseases. \ splendid laxative.
Persons drinking these waters
dali, can get special rates. Both
gentlemen and ladies are invited to
call and give this water a trial.
Also all kind of cold drinks kept
constantly on ice. Next door west
of pOstOffice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-19

In the Indian Territory. southern District.
4. ID. Gillcuwater. Rec=.. Piaiutin.
W. J. Miller. Defendant
The defendant W. J. Miller. Is warned O.
appear in this court in thirty DAYS and
answer the complaint Of the piaintid. r. ID,
Gfilemwater. ReCr.
Witness the Honorable Arthur WaIcott
Commissioner % said court. aud the seal
thereof. this sth day % May. tsaG.
isEALl Arthur Walcott. u. q Com.
Robert r. Lee. attorney for piaintin.
Jessie Hill. attorney for non resident.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-19

No, she did not get a scratch; she
passed through she cyclone, and,
while her sisters were being blown
i'm every direction, she came out
without "a blcmish. You wonder who
we are talking about. We will tell
YOU. u is the Queen OF the Pan
try." lt is the leading brand Of
ilour uf this country, and T. Y. Nor
gaa ha, IL in great abundance. Il Il