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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-17
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON. May i5.-cor1sois. rs s-l6: sill
YER. n lied
NEW YORK. May 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cahlegrarn says.
The stock markets were quiet and r.
regular today. Two small failures were
announced. both the result OF a recent bear
S.aEzeze "A Karffrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-17
AND TRADE.

Seattle. May Is, III.
-kenres at TIE Seattle. Tacoma and
z.--5 clearing houses today were:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-17
,EssELs ON PUGET SOUND.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12

& ii melinaen, Is. Sept. Sic
felerli6e GinIe9nung oes bonn 9unf4
mailer Sob. Soi. Strof 9emalteu
&ren3peaes miro am tiinftioen Sonn-
tag ourd Den Serrn Se6anten Dor,
gettembttr8 bOr9enOmmen. Sr.
Strof, elm allgemein beliebter iurQer
Mtalln, be9ab lid auf cine ldn9ere
&untreiie mad Stalien.
81 ZEN d, Is. Sept. gBie man
laat, ioa Serr Sarl @reioeloinaer.
9anoelsmann bon bier, bas bieiiae
Sslteri6e S4lobaut ansetauft baben.
& ID a. b. a.. IA. Sept. @effern
4beno fuaren Die gu &iimelinaen in
4rbsit i~te1enoen Sol. Sir, s. S6Iei6
j. Gasquin nno 3. &eh, pelte taas-
iiber nod unierer Srti6aft 9efommen
tparen, i'm gegrife. ibren Seimpea
1n3ltreten, aIs ielbe unpeit Der
SdmiB' i6en Wirtbidaft bon elmer
gatoe Obne @eiteres angefaQen unn
lbiper m%iBbanoelt puroen, 10 bah bic
msilten arbeitsunfdbia fino. Die Sbd.
ter llno nadtrdgli4 ermittelt poroen.
Iuf 9lelte Weile puroe Elm gepihen
Deter 8rOB, bon Sberanpen aebiirtia.
foel6er 9e9en Die lite abenofunoe i'm
Auartier ySoebl" paiiirte, BON mebre-
rem S%tallSnern iiberfalen, su Baden aea
t%pOrfsn nno nit WeIierltiten am Gopfe
llno an elmer Sano libel Sugeridtet.
als mutbmaBlider Sbdter tuuroe Der
Wtlnettarbeiter 6reoericp mad 2urem-
burg ab9efitbrt. Sic anoeren 8enoI=
len baben iid ibrer g~erbaituna burb
Die 6ludt na6 Der isnieitisen 8rense
e%nt,pnPu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12
Saar, Nnisl, GifeI uno Suusrdd.

@in6erin9eu. gm 9. Sept.
~teIerte unlere Sebrerin Srdulein Ntepers
bon bier ibren Ibi6ieo aus benz 9ebr=
ta4e. na9oem lie bsreits 40 Sabre bier
I'M Srte tbdtIg mar. Sc tpuroen ihr
bon Den @inwObnern, bon Der Sdul-
lu9eno, bon 2ebrern uno 2ebrerinueu
Iebr i6ore 8eiaenfe perebrt.
Srier. Bel Der R6brerleound
auf Dem palatplaBe leete man oieier
Gage tuieoer rOmiI6es Waueruerf aus
9rOBen, i6meren 3ieeeIn, abnlid De-
men Der Saiilita, frei. Sermutbli6
ltanoen on Der STEELE gu G6mer,eiten
prabtpole 8ebdloe. Die Iusarabun=
gen ar Der Siioallee tueroen nod im=
ner Tort9eieBt. Ser S6utt aus ben
&aumen lit gr6Btsntbeils entfernt, 10
oab man iebt Elm o%olidnoi9es Bib beg
8anSen bat. - gei elmer ausarabuna
in Der Staot lit Elm Stiif elmer Safei
aus tpeiBem &alfm0rtel, 3 Gentimeter
bid, anf Der Oberen Gldde sealdttet,
auf Der unteren ie9r raub, qefunoen
poroen. 9luf Der slatten Sld6e Iino
Die llmrille elmer Moiaitseidnuns nit
bleiliftarti9en Stribsn martirt. Gas
MIR 10 bis II @entimeter eroBe ,sunos
ltiif lag unter r6miidem Scroll, MOS
raus ii4 iblieBen ldBt, oaB es r6mi.
Iden uriprunges lit. gs lit besbalb
dnBerif intereiiant. neil es 3euaniB ab.
leat oafiir. oaB Der r0mii6e 4iinfler
lib auf Der Ylatte erlt bic umriile elm.
sei6nete, beoOr er Die Iarbiaen Steins
den einfittete. Na9 Dem 6unbfhfs.
su urtbeilen, m6hte man %annebmen,
Der &itnItler babe iein 3unltuert niht
aussearbeitet, pabrenb oieies auf Dem
gooen lag, lonoern er babe in beque-
llerer gSeiie 9rDbere plattentiife ala
sefertigt rno oieie Damn nit W6rtel
s;n9eleBt uno crit Die 8renSftife auf
Dem Yooeu perbuuoeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12
enrembmr8ii&es aus Yel9ten.

s. i9eiut, baB es aeluneen 1T,
tuenisltens ben einen Der Nrloner gus-
BREEDER uno WOroer feit3unebmen. Die
Soblenser vTOltsstg." bonn 10. Sept.
berihtet unter benz 2ofaIen Der
SaaelObuer peter 6iibr aus Ginsia,
ein bsriibti9ter ginbreder. tpelter i'm
8efdngniB gu Orion cine l4idbriae
8efdn9niBtrafe abbiiBte, uuo Dor
einem Wonat nit sinem inter benz
fGlidlihen Namsn Simous ebenoa=
ielbit 9efan9enen Strdil ling lib oes
Nabts aus leiner 3eQe sewaltiam be-
freit bat. puroe gu Sinsig perbaftet
uno beute bier ein9eliefert. gr bate
in @emeinidait isines 8enoIlen Den
SbertpIrter in isiner Stube i'm
Shlafe iiberialen uno nit elmer 81.
lenltan9e eri9lasen, um ii6 Der S6liii.
iel gum Iusgan9stbore su bemd6tiaen
uno gu entilieben. Siibr bat lid an
ben Saiiertagen in Goblen3 berumas.
trieben uno BON Der bel oieIer @ele-
9enbeit Qema6tsn Ssute eelebt. Den
aufeutbalt leinss Witibuloi9en, Der
init ibnl lett Der gntweibun9 oas iau.
bere Sanopert setrieben bat, mil er
ni6t miiien.
Sept, na3bem es gelunaeu III, Siibr,
Den einen Der Nrloner Mt0roer, feit,u.
nebmen, bat man @nbaltspuntte 9enua,
I'm feitSuitelen, psl6en We9 Die beis
Den StrGflinae na9 ibrer S5luht aus
Dem 8efdn9niiie einidluasu. Sic
liefen 3Ierit our9 Die gauge Staot uno
in einem Itbem biz Steinfort, mo- iie
ii9 in ben @dloeru berItedten; Tie
waren barbaupt, i'm Strdhin9sansua,
nit einfa6en Yanoiduben on ben
6iibeu. @ri60pIt. mie iie tparen,
brahten lie ben Wontag sumeiit i'm
@aloe 81 uno ndbrteu Ii6 bon Riiben.
bic lie bon benadbarten Qefern bolten.
auf Der StraBe iubsn lie mebrmals
belaii6e uno lurembur9iide 8snoar-
men porbeitommer, oenen es ieoph
nidt einiiel. ben Walo ab3uiu6en.
Na6ts saben lie lib wieosr ans 9au-
len, nobel lie tliisli1 Die pIfener
Straben permieoen. uno sslaneten in
bic gtdbe BON 2%urembure, mo- lie ben
Sisnsta9 3ubra6teu. Sbrsi auIent-
baltsort bier 9enau gu beitimmen. per-
mpbte man nod ni6t. @bsnos iloben
lie ueiter, na4osm es ibnen selunssn
mar. in einem SauIe 40 Wari, einen
Sainten uno Sleioer gu iteblsn. 60
8elan9ten lie bis @aisrbilis, 100 iie
ben Slbsl hes ermprosten @uiiebers
Eae in bic Woiel parien. Sn Srier
perpraBten lie oas 9eltOblene 8elb uno
ma6teu llb oann nad So1em auf, no
lie nu6 eiuem nsuen Siebftabl
bon 10 Wart ben 3us biz Soblcus
nabmen. Bon bier aina Siibr mad
leinem 8eburtsorte Hieoerbreilig; iiber
ieine Werbaftun8 palelblt lit bersits
J bsri4tst pOrosn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12
nus oem anoeren fatboHi&et,
3ettun8en.

Sie grsbiih6fe Der Ser. Staaten
iperoen ibre idbrlide Seriammlung am
Il. OCTOBER in Waibinston abbaltsn.
Yin oieielbe idlieBt ii6 cine gsriamm-
lung oes Sirettoriums Der fatboliiden
unlperlitIt, BEN beianntlib Die Ssrren
Sr3bilhofe ex officio a%u9ebOreu. Sn
Der leBteren Seriammluna oiirfte au9
Die ~llberale" SeBe aegen Wiar. Sdrp-
Der aufs Sapet tommsu uno auf bic
cine Ooer anoere Weiie entibieosn tuers
pen. Soifentli9 finoet bort aud Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12
6robher,oethum.
Ius Ser 6duptitaot.

Snternat sur Sanoper r.
ferf6uls. I'm AUDI ben GDbnen
Der Sanopsrtsmsiitsr auf benz Sanoe
ben Seiu6 Der Sanoperfsri6ule gu
ermD9liden, bat bic Y~erUaltuns bes
@eielenpereines bsidlO1sn, NIT benz
Sttober Elm Sntsrnat nit Soft uno
So9is fiir %auspdrtiae Sdile Der Sano.
luereeti6ute su erOfnen. Der Yen-
iionspreis 1T auf $50 6ranten aeleBt.
Gum Setter Der anitalt 1T Der lana-
iGbrlse 8eisaenprdiss Sr. pintb sr.
nannt pprbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12
Gioil tai no Der Stabt Surems
urQ.

@eburteu. - Bom IA. Sept.: gl9nes
GmiIie 6elena, z. .. Trieori3 Baltin, Res
9teru19SsG aumeiter; Waria Georg Nifo.
louS Wtattbias, Q. D. WattbiaS Wi6el,
llbrma6er. 15.: Guna Waria, Z. D. gus
gun Sormes, Gisarrenna6er. 49,: Wars
9aretba, Z. D. 4eter aelteid, Giieubabnbes
amter.
9eirutben. - Bonn 10. Sept. Do
mtntf SOniiaiut, SanoeIsmauu, nit Sus
lama gouNou.
SterbefdlIe.-G SOM 10. Scpt.: So
barn Stofert, cit 70 Sabre, S6ubmo6er
Wti6el Giimolrt, alt 33 Sabre, GaslObner,
cheloS. H.: gmilie gpa Sou, alt l Sobr
ltno 3 Wouats. .12.: Sobanu Better 8az
both, alt 8 Wouote. 49,: Maria Sung, alt
"a Sabre, obue @ewerb, ebelos; Sobanu
gapttit Reaer, alt 30 Sabre, Gppsarbeiter
phefnS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12
De Befchen an sci Peiass.

4 Bof krht e Peiass mo- beim Ziniklosz,
Z get keng Minut aus de Fang're gelosz;
Seng St6sskarr, seng Kelen, seng TrOmm
an seng Gel,
ST leie we Krepeng do an enger Rel;
De PeiasS eleng as seng Gellecht, sci Spass,
f get es6guOr net me spillen an d'Gass;
T. pakt en-, en- yet en-,
l. RESIST EN-, g SchlGt en-,
f bet Ell, en- dreckt en-,
E petit en-, en- zweckt en-,
Z let en-, en- henkt Ell,
E plot en-, en zenkt en-,
f facht en-, e fuppt Ell,
+ Schent en-, e knuppt en-,
+ Stesst en-, g rappt en-,
En- het en-, G klappt en-;
ESQ get den arme Peiass geplot,
Dach huot Ell net eng Keer "usch" mach
geSOt:
Seng Broscht as fu Kartrong. ken Herr EN-
dra schlet,
Duorfr unne Kloen hien allies ferdret.
we ~glecklech de Schwachen, dem hei ct
as gin,
Am STREET. gent de Star'ken g Peiass re sin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12

oeutite settle bic ibr 9~ebiibrenbe 9er=
tretlra, rno bleibt man bon bieier
Settle bic &nttport auf Die gerba6ti=
9unaen uno anidndr3ungen Der .2i=
~beralen" ni9t iduloig = ngrceliior."
cardinal Wiieman, Der erIte grsbi=
i9of Don Weitminiter. tpuroe in lebter
3eit pieoerbolt in einigen tatbolii9en
Sldttern Seuti6lanos als @onpertit
be3ei9net. Dies 1T inoeKen ni6t Der
Sal. Shenbar lie9t cine 8erpe6ie-
lung nit cardinal Repman Dor. Sep.
tersr 1T aaerbin9s bur6 bic Orforobe=
tue9llilg, bel Der er cine aroBe GO0e
iplelte, Der tatboliiden Stride au9es
flibrt tporoen. Serner lit der be-
ritbmte observation-disclosures P. aioan
Gasquet" tein rselebrtsr Seiuitsnpae
ter, ionoern elm gelebrter 9eneoictis
ner=pater. Der Sitel 8ii9of bon
arles 1T au9 ni6t gang entfpre6eno.
6riiber mar Der Gr5biidof BON glrles
elmer Der eriten Sirdenfiiriten 6rant=
rei6s. Sebt 9ibt es tein grsbistbum
Irles mebr. aber Der gr3bii6of BON
Nir nennt ii9 au6 Gr3bii6pf bon
Nrles (uno @mbrun). gs 6anoelt ii6
alio I'm ben Gr3biibof bon Dir (9lrIes
uno embrun). Su neri6ieoenen fas
tboliiben Sldtteru wuroe tiirSli9 aud
Der Ser3og bon Horfolt als Gonpertit
be5ei6net, tudbreno er bod Elm gebores
iier &atbolit iit.-nW abrbeitsfrsuno."
I'm bas 6riftli6e Bolt nibt aQsuiebr
,u eridrefen iiber oas ueberwudern
ltiotiden 8eIbdftsseiites, pflesen Diele
Suoen wie 3eitun9sidrsiber pisuoos
npm autSutreten. Sin geiIpiel bier.
bon !! Wit |. Suli b. s. 1T in Berlin
bic gelimmung in Sraft getreten. oaB
bic 6irmenl6iloer ben bolen Namen
Der 8eiddftsinbaber tra9en miiHen.
Sieour6 lino, ipie in gerliner glGttern
gu leien 1T. oisle neue 6irmen ans
aa9sslitt getommen. SOl6e 6irmsn
hieBen
Dor bent !. Suli
8oloene Suroert3ebn.
l. oeutider @oncurrsn3ba3ar.
&leioer= GlpIium.
Stieiels&linif.
Sur SSlora.
8ranb &eltaurant &opal.
SnteruatiOnale 8elpsG ompanp.
&%eltauration CUR oeutiden Side.
Seutiaes Recommendations.
Na6 benz |. Suli
Manaiie uno 9arub.
Siaat Sers unb WOies 26pe.
@rDn Stern.
SBig Siri5 uno Salp &obn.
Solomon Stein.
Waper. Setteles uno Sic.
Siloesbeimer unb &oIenitano.
Siioor 8eildsniteir.
2asarus uno &Otbi9ilb. - .SsroIo
oes @laubens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12
Wi6perf6noni6.

Winilter gu benz Spredsr elmer De-
,utation: Sic baben ia. pie i'd b6rte.
tn Der Splpeternadt einen 9roBen
Brano 9ebabt?" - Seputirter (be-
t6dmt): .@d neiu, ss mar bios Elm
lleiner Spib."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12

Ole Gpiiobe bon Der gbter.
nader Sprin8prORiiiOR IN bsr lsstsn
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

Foreigners always ridicule British
ana American tourists for their desire
to carry off a portable souvenir on ev.
cry place or incident that comes unde,
cognizance. Our compatriots are said
to have been especially busy at the
scene OF the late catastrophe in Paris
and the incorruptible policemen are
said to have been tempted by prepos.
terously large offers for fragments 81
jewelry and other charred relics When
a mason was ordered to repair the win
dow in the Hotel dn Paris through
which the iuckier fugitiyes made their
escape. he reported that he must sum-
ply new iron bars. the old ones having
been exported TO England at fabulous
price. On inquiry 1t turns ont that but
one OF these relics has found its way
into this country, and it was given free
ly by the landlady to a Frenchman liy-
ing in London, who purposes to have
It worked up into mourning rings.
London Chronicle.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

one OF the best stories yet heard on
Gov. Atkinson was told by himself 10
party OF admirers who were chattinr
with him In the parlor OF the hotel AZ
Cochran on his return from his recent
visit 10 the chautauqua at Hawkins
vile. The story is such good one that
II is worth repeating:
III was during my recent inspection
OF the convict camps" said the gov
ernor." Among other places | visited
were the coal mines. and in order 10
make thorough inspection ii was nee
essary TO go down into the mines and
see tho eonyicts at work. Two guards
accompanied me down into the mines.
They showed me everything OF inter-
est, and finally took me TO where the
conyiets were at work. As we an
preached them one OF the conyicts
rushed over TO me. crying Good Lord
Bill Atkinson. as sure as | live, I
never expected TO see you here. What
on earth, BILL. did they convict you of
doing?' readily recognized the man
as one whom | had known since my
boyhood. jackson, Ga, Argus.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

Selling Dates-Ticlsets will be sold at
Ogden, Bingham, Springvillc, Goshen and
all intermediate points on July Goth to cath.
inclusive. Az Silver City, Mammoth and
Eureka on July 10Th to cath, inclusive. At
Grand Junction, Fruita, Cisco and points
intermediate thereto, on July 10Th and Goth.
All other points, Mapleton, BellSnap, SEQ
field and Thompson'sinelusive on July 10th
20 Esd, inclusive.
Limits-All tickets win be limited TO con
tinuons passage in both directions, with
final limit of July 20, 1897; going passage to
commence with date OF sale.
Train Service Best possible train SCR
vice from Ogden, Tintic, Utah county and
other portions of the state.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
Prospeetor., MAN of Ilnh.

The Passenger Department Of the Ria
Grande railway has just issued an upto-
date map showing all mining districts Of
record, together with an outline sketch Of
the Older districts, and calling special at.
tcniion 10 several partially developed re-
gions which recently have shown import
ant uncoverinRs Of gold and copper, now
attracting notice OF proSpectors, investors
aud others
For copies OF this valuable map address
+. A. NADLEIaH, q. y. A., Salt Lake City.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
His Genuine Gri.,

In the twilight he sat, sadly caress-
ing the brown strands of hair that he
held in his hand.
His thoughts went back to the past,
to the love and delight OF II.
And yet it had been a mistake. their
joining hands. Their natures were
composed OF two different elements
There had been tears and ouarrels
without end.
Still. lingering on that chestnut braid
before him. his thoughts were Allied
with regret
For remembrance! Yes. they were
full OF memories, these locks. Memo
ries OF her raging. and storming. and
hghtingl
In memory of all of which he sat
there. tenderly, regretfully caressing a
lock OF his own hair.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
wealth, Girl win wa.h n,.,..

Miss Jessie, daughter of Millionaire
o. II. Dnrell OF Boston. and James III.
Grover OF Lynn. Mass. were married
last Wednesday. After the wedding
and a bridal tour Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
will 20 70 live in a fiat in Lynn. Mrs.
Grover will herself keep house, and
with her own hands cook and wash the
dishes. She will leave behind her
maid and the servants TO which she has
been accustomed.-Ex.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
In the CannIbai I.Iand,.

What is the news from our army?a
asked the king.
The general" replied the messenger,
SIS again victorious. He had defeated
the enemy with tremendous slaughter,
So many captiyes have been killed and
roasted that our warriors are eating
nine meals day."
Him." missed the king. THAT fel.
low is getting more like Gen. Weyler
every day. Tomorrow, suppose. he'll
be claiming eleven meals day and i'm.
ploring me TO send him something to
eat Z"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
Beware OF ointments for catarrh Thai
Contain Mereury

az mercury VIII surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely defange The Who'll.
system When entering II through the mus
sous surfaces. such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from rep-
nthbis PHYSICIANS. as the damage they
VIII 40 y ien-fold TO the good YOU can
Pohsihiy derive from them. Halls Catarrh
1Nfe. manufactured by r. j. Cheney II
20. Toledo, o.. contains no mercury. and
- tahrh internally, acting directly unon
the biood ara mucous surfaces OF the syg-
TEN. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. II is taken In
tsrnAily and made in Toledo o. by r. j.
Chsney d co. Testimonials free
sold BY druggists. price 75c per bottla.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
Mar,elousIy min sheet-rron.

Sheet iron is rolled so thin at the
Pittsburg iron mills that $4,000 sheets
are required 10 make a single inch in
thickness. Light shines as readily
through one of these sheets as through
ordinary tissue paper.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
Mighty valuable Property.

A writer on Hawaii says that in ac-
curing the island The United States
will get two of che grandest vol
canoes in the world The induce
ncnt is strengthened by a scientific
announcement that the heat of vol
canoes can be used TO generate power.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
An uniimeiy Ire saark.

An aunt OF Mrs. Chaffie is pawn,
The family visit. At the breakfast
table she said to Johnnie, who wa;
es cling her closely.
Il believe Johnnie. you are count.
ing every biscuit ! eat
mo, / Amt trying. Pa says you eai
so many there's no counting EN-" re,
piled Johnnie. much TO the annoyance
OF his parents. as the aunt is quite
wealthy
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
cntin,eI,.

do you know what you are trying
to say asked the chronic Pathfinder,
when you speak of a man going to an
untimely grave at the age of S0?"
Il do. said the undannted obituarist.
"The old villain ought to have gone
there forty years age" Cincinnati En-
n,,ir1r
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

iou say you have IL visit YOUR rich
feistisea' Whyg Don't they tysa, voa
weill'' treat you
oh. yes. they always do evsrv ,A,..
.nes can @ make IL pleasant for us
bat my wife never gets through eom
planning until about two weeks 49,
saeh visit because We are mot as well IN
a. they. Cleveland Leader %
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

see that skindollar Is advertising
his goods for sale for a .fraction !,
their real value"
fes; about eight-hfths. | guess -
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
carryIng one ihe Rnle.

Excited W.te-"oh. professor. IN.
cook has fallen and broken her collar
bone" Professor Discharge her at
once. You told her what &c expect IL
she broke anything more. Boston
Post.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
PIONEER JUBILEE RATES
Via Rio Gande Western Railway.

For the Semi-Centennial Celebration and
Pioneer Jubilee at Salt Lake City, July
Goth TO cath, inclusive, the following low
round-trip rates areauthorized to Salt Lake
City and return via X. g. W. railway:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

and how comes il" asked the mis-
sionsry. that you never eat people
OF your own racer
The face Of the cannibal King lit up
with q smile.
u should so hate" he said. softly,
ito cultivate a universal desire for that
dark-brown taste. New York Jour
nal
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

w. NJ. ", Salt Lake--Nc. 90, 1897
when Answering Advertisements kindly
Mention This Paper.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

CANCER = s:.'s -. .fii Al i.: &:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

-..,,u. S.s.nazz E.sA sass Trust Company
- ansI 5 Main srrsst. salt Lake
sy,r ruaA, pHFs per cent interest per
.,,,r,,,t am aay Isnnant you wish 90 dapoait,
earn q up, CAL or writ for particulars
WmsuHo WenpauFE President
Gsua8E ~ ckss0s, Cashier.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

DR. @. w. SHORES. always seeking
TO convince people that he gives value rs-
ceived for evory dollar paid him. h9a
decided to give qusoksry. fraud and Ina
position It's death blow. and protect tho
suffering classes from the desDloable
methods Of Quacks and chariatans- Every
xlfferSr from
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

w XIII Lock Box 1895.
The Progress., 1897-02-06

r1Rnr wen IN washington, Ola man.
''speaking Of Mrs. Lincoln. reminds
me Of nm episode that took place some
years before Abe became national hero.
There was we'll 10 do tailor in Spring
field who owned handsome house just
across tho street from the Lincolns. Mrs.
Lincoln did not feel pleased that . tailor
should live in dner residence than that
occupied BY leading lawyer. When
Abo was on on circuit, therefore. she
had story added to their house. The
Job was nearly finished when Abe re-
turned. BE strobe down tho street, gased
at his house In surprise, and then crossed
to the tailor's side Of the road.
"'Who lives in th&s palatinl mansion
over there1' he askoa II his nei8hbor.
- The widow iin~a!n, answered
the smiling tailor Ihen was heard a
voice from tho top story cs eha IAnooln
house:
"'Abei Abel Co:ne 7" 4:nEcs' ours
later -
The Progress., 1897-02-06

mtest bioRrnpher to know that these
were not his, aud, though we accept oil
thst The most ardent eulogists have al
legged IN denial or palliation. we must
seill believe. that the man never lived
ono day Of real tranquil enjoyment. 1t
. rare sisat man IL 20 humble or un-
fortunate ~ not to lind something in his
ancestry to which he msy point with
pside. bat tho uniform testimony 10 that
On that point Lincoln maintained
slaniAcant reserve" Few indeed arc
>ase mon who donot confess q sentiment
a. sttachn,cnt to the place Of their birth
q childhood, but Il was only under very
strong political pressure that Lincoln
mcsationotl that he WAS born In Ken.
tucky, and all his illinois intimates tell
thst his only references to his early life
"a Indiana werc In connection with ague
end poverty. hard struggles and milk
sickness.
4. Dan thus constituted Of discordant
o9eemonts, ~ said before, cannot devel.
- normally or happily. He cannot
Oopapo tho most depressing melancholy,
anA no ID fortunate II no escapes an At
TEX Of insanity. And right here, in my
The Progress., 1897-02-06

FIRST PORTRAIT OF LINCOLN WITH A BEARD.
[By permission OF s. 8. McClure.]
ever fixed. The world read those person.
nj details and smiled, but it was rather
sad smile, and tho Lincoln Of 183O-50
was ignored. For those eccentricities
which, as believe, resulted entirely
from his unfortunate physical structure,
the world has shown even moro charity
than for the frailties Of George Wash
ington. The last great trial Of his fame
has been most triumpbantly passed. and
oil mank ind now accept and even height
en- the most lorid eulogy- passed soon
after his death upon the great emanci.
pator and martyred president, Abraham
Lincoln. J. II. BEADLA