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marriage service. The bride was becoming
~ attired in white satin and wore a veil
OF beautiful lace. an heirloom In the FAM
ny. She wore also handsome diamond
ornamt mt. the gift OF the groom, and car
riea bouquet of bride roses and lilies OF
me valley. The maid of honor Miss Maud
crane, sister Of the bride wore white or
sdhoy ana carried a bouquet of la France
roses. Mr.. n. c. Adams was best mar
me ceremony was followed by a reception
10 intimate friends. after which Mr. and
M.s- Arr lett Tor an extended northern
Trip. Ihey viii be a home TO their friends
AFTER the 9Th of December at No llls AZ
street. The bride is a daughter of the late
1ohn n Crane. who for many Years WAS
one OF Washing,on's prominent citizens
both the bride and bridegroom are .x-
ceeulngly popular. and have received maoy
gifts from a large circle of friends both in
and out of town. "
MISS EUROPA l.. Chase and Mr. William
~. Abrams were married yesterday at the
residence OF Mrs. c. r. Monroe the brides
SISTER iS3i street. Rev. Josiah b. Perry
rector or 81. Andrews Episcopal Church.
performed the ceremony promptly Al noe,
III the presence of relatives OF the couple
ne priue wore handsome travelling suit
oi DARK cloth and carried a bouquet of
p'lue roses AT the conclusion OF the ce-e-
.nohy luncheon was served and during
tne afternoon Mr.. snd Mrs. Abrams start
"a Tor a northern trip They will be NJ
hcme 70 their friends after November Ia
al o-o south Carolina avenue
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DAMODAR CHAPEkAR ON TRIAL.
hrahmin Who Murdered Two Brfttsh
Omcials Last june

A dispatch from Poonah. Bombay Pres,-
oency India, yesterday, says: The trial of
Damodar Chapekar. the Brahmin lawyer.
VINO was arrested on October 4 las. charged
with being connected with The murder OF
Lieut. Ayerst and Commissioner Rand on
June - last. by shooting them from am
oush as they were leaving tine recept,cn
gwen by the governor at Ganeshkind In
hohor OF Queen Victoria's jubilee. and who
the Gay of his arrest confessed having mur-
dered Commiss 'oDer Rand with the a,s of
an accompice, snd also admitted being thN
autnor OF the tarrirg of the queens statuc
a. bomnay, was commenced in the rourt
mouse mere today. The building was
scohgig guarded in order TO prevent any
demonstration upon the part of the prison.
er fricnus. Piisoii-
ondpchdr adhered to his confession bu,
oeeiihed to make any further statement
"A number of discriminating articles ,,-
Ci,1ilhS dntlquated SWORDS, pistols arrous
f',I,e b ann raise boards, Were placed on a
tanie beside the presiding mayistrate Tn.
aa'.er, alter the usual formal proceedines
"c ~, The trial until tomorrow
Inc prisoner is about tyentv-ai,rb, ,.0...
oiu' ana is SAID to be well educated
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Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Whte-Wm. Is. Tredwell and Mary T.
Dalton. both of Norfolk, Va; Abner O.
Greenstreet and Mary A. Mckee: Thos. w.
Bowry and Renie l.. Hammons. both of
Richmond, Va; Albert E. Acker and Sarah
Schneider; Simon A. Hollohan and Mary
a Mcnamara; VIM. b. Hall of Prince
Georges county, Md, and Euphemia T.
oldfeld OF Old Fields, Va; James l.. Muir
ply and Lucy NJ. Rynex
Colored-John williams and Annie MIL
nams; Burnett Holmes and Mary Peale:
William Beverly and Alberta Higdon; Geo.
I. Roberts and Jane Jenkins; George Will
iiams and Martina Ames; Charles Thomas
and Matilda Thomas; Anderson Berry and
Hattie h. Ferguson; Edward T. Burrell and
Elizabeth X. Dickerson; James r. john
son and Sallie A. Saddler; Joseph Harris
and Rose l.. Berry
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DIED.

sis H.. WARY EIkANoR ne Pearson ,'s at her
:. residence. 92i 18th street northwest.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GRANINGER. At midnight, wednesday. Novem-
Der 3. 1897. KATIE l.. GRANINGER, beloved
Wife Of Paul Granlnger and eides, daughter of
years, fve months and twenty days.
May she rest in peace.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 73I Sheridan
o'clock pm aBsitimoTe napers 'g pi, sse ccpy1 2:
HEAVY On Wednesday. November ,, 1897. at
$50 O'Clock pm, MARY ELLEN, the beloved
daughter OF Thomas aud Della IIeany, aged two
years and eight months.
Gods finger touched little angel anj she
slept.'
Funeral from her parents residence. 1899 I'd
northwest. ON Friday November .. at $50
o'clock pm.
1890 O'Clock am. HARRIET s. HOOVER wife
of Adam NJ. Hoover. aged sixty-eirh years
$3.50 14th street northwest. ON saturday. No
ycmber 6. at O'Clock pm. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited 10 attend. %
HURLEY Suddenly November 3. 1897 at am.
HARRIET A HURLEY, beloved wife Of Henry
Frreral win take place from her late residence
1924 sth street, Saturday. November 6, at 10
O'Clock am.
ANN, wife OF the late Michael Reynolds. In
the seventy second year OF her ege.
Funeral VIII take place Friday. November ., at
O'Clock, from the residence of her son-in-law.
NJ. +. Dunn, ali L street northwest: thence TO
st. AloysiIs Church. where requiem mass Will
lie offered for the repose OF her soul. pc
SMITH. On Thursday. November T. 1897. SARAH
SMITH inee Nilandl, widow Of Patrick Smith.
Funeral from her late Residence. 1917 10th street
northwest. saturday November q. at o'clock
am. Requiem mass at ST. Stephens Church.2'
WANSTALL. On Tuesday November . 1891. at
1910 an, JOHN wANSTAI-L. aged forty
seven years.
Funeral from his late residence. 1910 Fast Cap
itol street, Friday. November 8, at
O'Clock. Inierment In Rock Greek cemetery.
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Trouble I'm an Alley

Clara Taylor was rushing the ,,-o,.,.,,.
last evening in an alley in the northwast
section of the city when she mot Dora
Gaskin. Clara ard Dora have NOT been ON
friendly terms for some time past ana
the alley is narrow. Dora. fl is cIaimod
lnterfered with the free passage of Clara
through the alley and Clara showed Dora
aside. One called the other unpieasant
names. and the other said to the one
you're another
lara thereupon threw the contents of
the bucket she carried. which nro,.sd - A.,
beer. into the face of Dora Clara NOT
only lost the beer, but So as we'll the
amount OF fine imposed this afternoon law
Judge himball in the Police Court.
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Aeronaut Loses His Life.

An aeronaut employed at the Winter Cir
Gus, Hubbard court and Wabash avenue
Chicago, drifted far out over the lake yes
terday, and is supposed to have been
drowned. A life-saving crew was sent out
to search for him. but no trace of the miss
ing man has been found.
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Geographic society Jec,u

A lecture. under the ausn.ces NJ .,o ~
tonal Geographic Society. will be s,el,vara,
tomorrow evening at s O'Clock n, ,ha .
lumbar University BY Mr. Roher, n t,n,
I I subject will be THE Geography az
oanalca and Its Relation to AntilIean ne.
,neiopment and it will be Handsomely a.
iustrated by stereopticon views
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MARRIED..

MISUNDERSTANDING. On Wednesday. No
yember 3. 1897. In St Augustus Church. by ;he
Rev. ]. :. Holohan, ). J., SIMON A. HOII.p.
HAN to MARY A. MCNAMARA
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BUCKINGHAMS DYE FOR THE WHISPERS.
Buckinghnm's Dye for the Mustache. Buckiny-
hams Dye for the EYEBROW colors beautiful
brown Or black =
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
Explained His Success.

Henry Miller the well known ranehef,
was busily engaged in counting big
herd OF cattle as they were driven by
him, when an acquaintance approached
with the greeting:
Hello, Henry
Miller kept Cd counting. not daring
to even turn his head for fear Of losing
his count
Hello, Henryl''repeated his aequaint-
ance, thinking be had not been heard.
Miller still kept on with his count.
.'Say, Miller, you needn't be 50 stuck
up because you are worth few dollars,
remarked his friend angrily. II knew
you when you were peddling saasages
on the street.
The rancher had just completed his
count, and farming on his acquaintance
said:
Eyes, by tam. und II | don't have got
any more sense as you | be selling sau,
sages get.n-Sau Francisco Post
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
Deliaqaant NDliee.

VsIiE Riverside Ditch Company location N
principal plaee NJ business, Gi&ekfgJt.
Bingham County, Idaho.
NOTICE There u delinquent upon the f0l-
ing7describea stlck On account ~ Assess-
mcnt No. -, icyiefop the mn aay NJ Apgust,
~. the amount set Dpp0site ne nGraes ~
aforementioned stockholaers:
Names. ccrrf NJ, shares Apt
A. p. Morrison, ~ 10 d
y. q. Main, ~ rs II
And ip accordance with law and the order ~
the Board ~ Directors ~ tue eorp0ratior
made On the 18Th day n ApgpEt, fs7, efgDuglJ
Of each parcel of stock aljoye described
shares vii be sold al public auction III tue
Office ~ Ejaekfoot Lumber Company, Black,
FOOT Idaho at5 0'cIock p. H,, ~ saturday
The Pm dry ofsDet0ber, tsg7, " pag deElpqllsDl
assessment, c9st N advertising apd expensc
Of sale
By order ~ Board ~ Directors
JOHN r, PORTER,
Secretary and Treasurer Riverside Ditch ~
Blackfoot, Idaho, septembeT22, I'M.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

A few weeks ago the editor was taken
with very seyerecold That caused him
to be in very miserable condition II
was undoubtedly a very bad case q -
grippe and recognizing it as dangerous
be took immediate steps to bring shout
a speedy cure. From the advertise
ment uf Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and the many good recommendations
included therein. We concluded 10 make
a first trial Of the medicine. To say
that it was satisfactory ID its results, i
putting il very mildly, indeed Il acted
like magic and the result was speedy
and permanent cure. We nave 40 hes.
itaney ID recommending this excellent
Cough Remedy to anyone afflicted With
cough or q cold 10 any form. The
Banner of Liberty, Libertytowp. MARY
land. The 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale
BY Bel H. Fefnish.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

The committee in charge OF the Inter-
mountain Fair 20 be held in Boise oc-
toher Il to Is inclusive mas arranged
to take charge Of and install exhibits
that are not accompanied By the exhib-
itors. All exhibits viii be transported
to the grounds at the expense Of the
committee. It is desired that the ex-
hibitors have representatives on the
ground. but all exhibits viii be given
every possible care by the committee.
Exhibits consigned to b W. johnson,
Director General, viii BE- promptly and
satisfactorily cared FOR. The Short Line
will transport al exhibits free Of charge
both ways.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
EYnkY,NAE LAlnIAllna

~ sli psgts N me- W1tjs rem ~ ssYsgz,
~ tog aBy esg IN NJ yezF, M me ~
Hl1re permit gJ<9g sggieatfDD N asy
Dg1HejpJ tteket azegt N M cbtNazl,,
AtlWagkse " ~ mn gaji1ay, Jttseg.
agles eagetyjiy pEepsrsd M ez9Hsjogs
y NsijfWDjs, Fi0ri1a, N4zie0, GbDgs,
1aEag, mn " mn Datt N EtJWDe, W,
Inmates tggDisbe1, iDejp5IBg all M.
pegses Jtekets furBtgbed M ne olg1,,
plete jpgrpeH Itts Heeessayy y, ws)t
fop my s1,ealie1 "I'eT1lBajjg C,lggilet.
~ kzegrsiBs," IN tbese daYs NJ Dr0,
gFessiNe enlightenment, witb Aln mn.
iish iaBRvage spOkeD IN eyGgy land ~.
der tbe suDi Ope dDes mn Dfs4 " 0aDeg1
upon the seVyiees NJ gntdes t9r siQtt,
seeing, blt paD 00 " alODe M n small
famtly Dartjes, win great oomtpt apg
eeoWits, ag5 nv ODa's nm convenience,
Write " AleE, Mitchell, Commercial
Agent Gbieag0, MtlWaDjteo N ~, PAU
HALLWAY, Salt Lake Nity, Utah, for Ne
iails y yop Rre contemplating IL giD
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
Il Is rumored that Judge stockslager.

1t is rumored that Judge Stockslager,
j. Fl. Hawley and X. |. Perky ran up
against ''sure thing" game last week,
and are now sadder but wiser men,
When the gypsies struck town the
other day, the aboye-named gentlemen
secured the service Of Jack Doland as
interpreter, and made q bee-line for
the camp Of the fortUnc-tellers, bent on
specializing in futures. Result-spars
change all gone; future still blank. -
Albion Times.
THE NEWS trusts the above fumor
10 NOT true, That il all we want 10 say
about 1t.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
NEW TnR0UGH PAsSEAGEE Rot !
From colorado. Utah aud tlalilsrllia.

The Chicago TiEpes-Herald 0f Angus.
9th says that on September l:.th fhe
new passenger traftir alliance between
the Chicago, 8ilNsaiee : s.. Pau 4; y
and the Chicago, Book Island 4 R&cifie
.R'y goes into eject, aua - shai date
the first palace sleeping ear viii ls4Ee
Denver Tor Chicago This Nili y ~
tached 10 the regular nsgirt ttaip ~.
Omaha. aud will - delivered a. that
poiat 10 the Chicago milwaukee, 4 -.
Paul BY. On October ssh, ) iOucIsl
car route over the Southern Poetic.
BIO Grande Western, Coseraap allG-
Land, Chicago. EUssk Island i Pacific
aud Chicago, AlIWaassse q y Pau
n y viii " itlaugura5etL Iuarsst eass
will ~ run Once wee6 3.saKstp 80
Francisco and PltssIurg ~ E,tlisasp.
Leaving Sau Francisco every aatnee.ss
morning. Thee facilities wisl furnish
firzt-slass and fparlst - iee n gsFg
| popular combination N raases fyr pa
lseugefe trop California a aid ~.
orado 70 Chicago pnd al Ba.lss ~.
thereof. For further pars.siliArF st.a4e
table fplGers. rsses u fare ~ cal 81
The nearest ooupop giesst s.gsnt 81 -
dress Alex Mitchell .Ctog,msrs..s f.s.alT
Il Chicago. Milwaukee 4 -. Pau Hf
salt Lake City, Utah.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

Complications continue 70 perplex
the party managers in New York,
where the political situation il ia truth
one of the most difficult eyer confront
ed. The suggestion having been made
that Mr. Low, the candidate for the
Citizens Union, might withdraw 50 al
to leave the way clear for a union I'M
der another man Of all the forces OPP
posed to the regular Democratic organ
ization, he has issued q statement In
which he declares his intention 10 re-
main in the field There does not
seem 70 be any chance of his nomina-
ton being Endorsed BY the Republican
party organization, whose leaders have
asked and secured the consent of ex-
Secretary Of the Navy Tracy 70 have
his name presented TO the convention
which is to nominate the candidate 81
the party for the mayoralty. On the
face of it the outlook would seem "
promise success for the Democrats,
but the situation among them il
by no means free from difficulties.
They have not yet determined upon a
candidate for the mayoralty, or even
got within measurable distance Of an
agreement as TO the kind Of man TO BE-
nominated. Moreover, the question as
to the method Of dealing with the silver
issue continues TO give the managers
much trouble. -Bradstreet's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
Longest Words.

Here are the longest nine words
known in the English language at tins
present day. THE NEWS suggests tia
the State Superintendent Of Public ID,
struction put them on his list for th'
annual examination of teachers in 1898
It is important that teachers in tn
back districts Of couaty schools shoulc
know how to spell such common plae'
words:
Incomprehensibility.
Subconstitutionalist.
Philoprogenitiyeness.
Honorifcibilitudinity.
Observation-Disclosures.
Anthropophaginiarian.
Observation-Disclosures.
Proantitranssubstantiationalist
observation-disclosures.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
What's the Matter H'ith idaho
Schools.

BY reference to the official roster Of
the Utah Agricultural College at Logan
it may be seen that Idaho had 70 stud
ents in attendance ct the opening OF
that institution and the number may ne
increased to 100 before the holidays.
Now, what's the matter with our ldaao
schools9 Why are rot some OF these
attending the University, the State
Normal at Albion or at Lewiston. DO
the wild and wooley problems OF the
State Superintendent disgust their par
ents to seek for their children PLAIN
practical education or are these young
men and young ladies now at Logan
afraid that they will be called upon At
home to kill time in solving problems
that will not be reached in the common
schools of the state in the next thru
or fourth generation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
Notice eer Rpblea.eai-

Land 6fEGe ~ Biacssogt dfebqf
kag ~. ~
&Stiee Il hereby Hiyep tbaf 49, tglpe AK
naE4od settlar has fi,sd npeiqs - ~ .ptauttH
" mfsj4e fiRm T,fDof = spIBprg a ny rissH.
ara tpat sed prpgf VII n WssGr Dsspf. ~,
Register and Kg1eiyF q b4est9.e. AGel1
op Noyember 1sth. tsgg yi<s 5pF.tP 4 NsFpsa y
~ ite w sWi4 ~. ftt TEY. sgE m
NJ naRes the tgilpTiEg sstpmas ~ Sgs5e
bis ceafiBVeps rasGegae apSp Hgs egitys
t.oD ~ sa!d iat.s. w:
Jps3ph y 1rpser, Eqses3a AFcyxF Mt4ia0
~ Gr1geF, saFgsb II. GpYgeF I'll IN EIetg
fdat2
gN9 q. BR9BE, kexistef.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
ss4Ses ~ gsAdleal1w,
5@oS t,N@1 y s.ssEtass tsss1

BlsfS fSEeN ~ bs46kfs IssSSy
ss6e 81 IN
eNfeA y ssSt2v TfgsN sksf ~ f,ys,s1S1ez,
SeNsN3 sottisy ~ Ses s,.fseN "A ~ 1890,
~ sNSh Fs&i NM n sgg1yt N ~ 800.
~ sSst ssiS Eyt<f NJ, ~ ws11 i,ss,,ss -
hezise1g sNas &SesfgNg ~ 1SsTkE1e t4st.,, =,
ltegaefES, lsgg, M kssyss TJ1vse ~ ~, ~
NJ R IN. ~
~ Fshsts ~ fdS1EtSg RtsSsa&s d, sy,,vo
~ t1,,fitsil,ts tAg.Gea6S sesgs so sgletgs.
tsa,M ssi6 him, M
tshets 2 1sgses, HsSs hs,ys1ss, Dssset W
fspt'h 4fSfsN gsUsteBslg, ~ N ~
HMM. t4.E0, = " n"
JbO q, EEONa, Register,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
Aetlee " si0esb1IAeTs,

Pursuant t0R esii, tbeFe WDi ~ q H9aefbD1
~ ne stlektplideTs ~ ttle I4sya sk5e nun
Company, ~ Hlackfq2t, teaill1, saturday, mn
N, tssJ, ~ l9'etoek D, NJ, mr. me pRTD9sq N
decidiDg gbetleT ~ NM tlle R0WDagy gigej
build 4 helf'gate ~ tge head M tlpejT eaBal
Also, n certain st'seklpyIdeTs Blay cbaBge 4
p0rttog NJ The canal,
n W, ELENDEBIH,
saeretRTy,
Elaekf90t, Jdall9, soptcpboF ~, I'm,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
- - 80 q.

Ept'ed Etateg f4fiS <pFsao \
BiaGsfstt, Ham. stst ~. tsg,
Hotaee Il teEe3y giTep thst Jgstlp r, Gfp
7eE. M Jllbteq. BipxhaW NDpptg, tfs8g2 ~
1led gpiiee ~ 1Ilteptipp NJ paet4e nm ~ ~
jleaert Lam Claim NJ. bgg2. NJ ~ Nh B64
sees ~, Twp. n y, y, ~ ", leE1Fe az G1ZssGe,
ana Bs,seiyer "a Eia1sJtIot. MAIN, ~ satgy
day, the G5tp day W EoyeEgi,eF, IN,
III names nv f0IloWtqg gjiHesseg ~ 2s<,ya
the RoUpiste iTgtgRft2p 9pe Teela65ats,g ~
said Land;
3osepb ", GTpyeT, koSejis EE9yeT, William
~ GE0ysE, sarah =, GEoyeg, m N TBlaeg
Hahn,
no. !, MONS, RagtsteT,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

Special rates for the Conference ID
Salt Lake. from Blackfoot: SelliEg
dates, October "a ~ 5th, inclusive.
Tickets good returning Until 18th, ~ 40.
Idaho Inter-Mountain Fair at Boise,
Idaho: Selling dates, October ilth u
18th, Inclusive, limited returning "
October Goth. Rate from Blae6foyt
sl0.s5. No stop over on tickets sod 81
above rates.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
H'onen ana Homestead Lars.

The officials ut the head Of the Nat
ional Public Land Bureau do not advise
women to take up government hand
with the idea Of living and establishing
homes thereon, both Of which eondi-
tions are imposed by the Homestead Act.
The public lands are pareeled out -
from one dollar and quarter to two
dollars and q half per acre ia tracts OF
from forty to one hundred aud sixty
acres. The good, well located farm land
has, however. all been taken up, and Of
the millions Of acres remaining 70 be
disposed of, but small portion can BE-
made productive, except through the
aid of expensive irrigation. October
Ladies Home Joaraal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
NOTICE
u, y, I,aDd DlIi0G, iSIgollfllOt. JdBtj1,
FpDteWbHT 90fb. IsgI

Complaint having beeg eDtArGd NJ tbis office
~ WilltaW Fer0uFspD agtiust ga9rRp BapgGt
for abal1DpiDR biz Homestead Entry NJ,
@1f,, dated september ~, mn, lp9g tilH mt h,
seetion z, Township = North, BapRo NJ Easi,
~ bingham county, Habg, Wttb y yjgN VI Mo
cancellation ~ satd antTg, mo s0id PARTIES
aTn b1reby summoned ~ nBDagF M tbts mira
~ ne ftl dry Of November, nm, w. 10 D'0l0ok,
y, ~, " respond NM furnish astBDDy GgHv
corning Rpid qllnRed Abandonment,
JAp, ~ BIp1Wht IlpRisler
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
sales fsr ps,siess,es.
fAsEg fyftsfH ~ HAD. f,,a ftst,a
AAkIsl IN. .lll.'N1

AofkH ~ bstsi,y Ttssg tgss ne Cdi,ywtU1
Datg ssttI9I bas nm gy1tea N ~ l,,e,,s,,.,.
y Wske fgai prsf III sBDg,tt N M. 800. ..,.n'
Aid ibaf sai1 DDsf WI ~ oysas 49,, ~,
Wsisieg AbG tsaeely0r ~ Ejsetbsa 49,, =,
w, "a IsWh ~, M isas1 A eagtft, n,
aa y M ~, kHit hNt4, hW4 sglt, geStI,,,
z I, Y F'tifi', HaHgs ~ Esst,
~ DaHt'f ~ h1iDNiBR witnesses b, yg,ys
~ saN lam, vhJ 1'''''Ns'T'''
Dsspn = sharp Wtlbgr q. OnaD, ~ NJ An.
uy, mann William n DsvIs, Gso,se n
AHis't, ~ Bg1a sWiDgs, Idalp5 =
4hO, y, Known, Issjsts,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

A strong effort Is being made IN many
sections OF the state to introduce the use
of wide tires on farm wagons, There IL
no question but what the use Of wide
tires is q great aid In the keeping 81
good roads, and tests which have been
made throughout the country show that
the draught ID considerable less, This
being fact II would seem that the farm
ers would adopt the system without my
special urging. Preston Republican,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

WANTED exchange property ID
Poeatello, q house, barn and four lotz.
with shade trees, fruit trees, shrubs
and plenty Of water, for farming land
10 the neighborhood of Blaekf0ot, and
team. Clear title. Enquire
II. WATSON.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

II is claimed and with good reason
too that the length Of courtships often
depend upon the number Of children In
the girls family, II there be many and
the lover has to bride them al TO stay
out OF the parlor while he Is making
love 10 their sister he will cut expenses
and his court ship Will be short, II there
he no children II may be long,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
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A few energetse ladqs apd geus.ts.
men waut9e ~ GaHyaas Ap1Ne aasary
gparapteeG Cal ~ ~ aEdrase
Mrs. n. 2. g5fFF
Hopstpp, Custer ~, taas.2
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

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Areaa .H4et,t asrp sHsf.s 5sra4gs
rel4sf ~ sa4e y 80 awa.al
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

A. Fl. Smith will hang three rolls N
paper for one dollar. II YOU Eant .
room papered address q postal " him
at BlaekfOot.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
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-Four hundred tons. frst-class tiulo
thy and lucern bay. Good location,
fine range surrounding. open water All
winter, fine shelter for feeding. Cal
On or address II. FoUREfER.
Wolverine. Bingham 60, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

Fox SAI4E 80 acre. ~ .ssul wgsb sigf
inches N Easer Near sgNn- 3 gs.r-
gain. Apply ~ &EMp f1f1FI1E
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
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Parties wanting n GOgd pasture f9r
stock Should Apply ~ sne rpaef5 Kngf
at his raDeh hegr BIae1f12i
99aE 6SRNY.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

Cranberries and sweet potatoes at q,
II. HolbFook's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

Tssses, s2gs@Isfsssm snd 49,
Tbs Intense itching ssd sf'sfs ~
dsBt ~ tsssss diseases II if,sfshss Y
~ Supplying Chamberlain Z ~
fskfs O5st0sst. Many ysry II
hags been permanently efsfea - n
II sgHslly sffselsfst fof isehlng rsssds
q fsy0rtts remedy for stfs y ~
efsapysd hands, cbiIblslns, - Is
sad cbre Ne sore syess 2ses@e
Dr.. Cs1yss CSsalsisa Psss y
jnst what 4 h0Fss needs Nnes. xs< n
condition. Tonic, blood p1ssx "
vsrmifsge. THY are nos ~
ms6iclns and tbs b@st ~ uss IA
horse IN prime condition.
cents psf package.
ROr Isle by Zen ~, Rernlsh, p'''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

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