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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
HOTEL CHANGES HANDS.
Mr r w. Bar tle,t Takes Charge Oh 'he
Hotel Koen, at Huntington.

Mr.. r. w. bal @"'~S
Hotel Koen, at Huntington.
Special to the Register.
MANNlNGTON, W. Va, April All
+ ". Bartlett, who few weeks ago puT-
chased the Hotel Koen, one OF the pest
known hotels in the State, to-day bought
Of F. NJ. Lockwood, who has controiieu
the lease for over a year, the entire lur-
nisbirgs and fixtures, and will himself
conduct the business of the house in the
future. This valuable piece of real estate
has for years been recognized as the Ieao-
ing hotel of the city, and Mr.. Bartlett
takes charge with the intention OF more
than keeping it up to its present standard
The price paid for the building and Ms
attachments was more than $1,000. II
includes a fine Turkish bath room ana
complete bar and other valuable facili-
ties which Mr.. Lockwood added during
his nroprietorship. Mr.. Bartlett, the new
proprietor. is a wealthy and popular citi-
zen who understands the wants of hotel
patrons and is well known all over the
state. which assures him unbounded sue
cess in the new venture. The name Of the
house will be changed from Koen's Hotel
10 Hotel Bartlett.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
VERY Interesting
Was the Eaton Examination, YeSter-
day Afternoon.

The Morning Session Did Not Have
Much Popular Interest, But Later
the Evidence of Several Wit
nessss was Very mportant-The
Statements Of MIR. Benz. List and
Albert Grandson Part. cularly So.
The Peculiar House Warmer
Described by Mr.. Grandson, and
the Strange Apparatus He Saw in
a Box
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10

Teacher: Tommy. if you gave your lit
tie brother nine sticks Of candy and then
took away seven. what would that make?'
Tommy: 1t would make him yell. -
Harper's Bazaar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of the aupthori.y vested N N
them, by q decree of the Circuit court "
Ohio county, West Virginia, entered on tisS
25th day OF February 1889, IN the cases % ~
others, and William Lipphardt ana ONE ,.
V. Charles +. Hosford and others thss I'll ajI
dersigned special commissioners VIII go
at public auction, at the north oool u TIC
Court House of Ohio county, on oo-
MONDAY, APRIL 10Th, 1877,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m, the GoiloW!HS
described parcel of real properly sItuadtS SeGd
in Ohio county and bounded ana dsscLloett
as follows: that is TO say, a piece OF Por,b-
o. real estate lying and being at the ho az "
west corner OF the parcel OF real eSt a. nv
mentioned and described IN deeu Hi Sia,off
Isabella Zane and Noah Zane 10 I Ia go >
Zane on the 3lst day of August IN Tue ~ IL
1894, and recorded in the office OF the o!et n n
of the County Court OF ONO county ~ 90 -
Deed Book ~ NJ page 4S5, anu IVA I'd
from the said northwest corner cas- " g., a. Il
~ along the National or CumDerlanu 80 ~ -
seVenty-three O3) rect; thenSe, ~. Iirs
back northwardly from the sald IIUi t rs nne
and seventy-three (73) feet IN width, ~ Oce
hundred and sixty Q6O feet. being d pm pm
OF ground - by IGJ feet, and the SAINT i -
which Isabella Zane has recehSS v,,,oHe-
new frame dwelling house anu mn -, -, :
ments, together with all the lmprON gu ns
upon the said piece OF ground nS'ns dead
same parcel which is described III it 20
OF trust made by Noah Zane ana VIZ WI Az
Robert White trustee, dat5d or ne 81 % ~
of August In The year 1895, ard recorded III
said clerk : office IN Book 43, al page no be
TERMS OF SALE-One-thlrd Oh .he
purchase money. and so much more as the ne
purchaser shall elect TO pay, cash ~ Ha S,,,o
on the day of sale, and residue IN w, W.
on one and two Years from the day OF. sale.
with interest from that day. the purcna:s;e.rr
giving notes for the deferred instai e -
or purchase money and the title pelns &c
talned TO secure the payment OF sucn HotcS.
and, as additional security. the purchdiSfssi
erecting and maintaining upon me ou III
ings upon the said property insurance VIII WIZ
commissioners in such amount not SA-
ceeding the estimated values Of the ouIioII
inSS as may be satisfactory TO the spec'a'
commissioners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
FOR SALE OR 7RBD5

WILL TRADE FOR ISLAND p7,,
ERTY. No. ll2i Charles SIX.
6 rooms and four lots fr0r.l-
Charles street, with a d.p.a " g., 2
or will sell cheap for cash. --
A 20 roomed dwelling q. La r,-.
Heights, opposite Mountain L.. |
grounds 120XlI5 feet. vi. s.. ... .. e.
cash. '''
a new dwelling house q, Wool Ia.
Hamilton avenue, with . room, lid
room; all modern; lot 7Ok4 i..
No. p y. Huron ST.. 8 rooms. j.. .v,.. %
No. 1926 Chapline St. i rooms. d.
120 II.
No. llS Fourteenth St houses. s. 81,
Four houses southwest corner rr
No: q y; Wabash ST.. looms AM. D.. s
MONEY TO LOAN OK CITY REAL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
POSTPONED TILL JUNE.
The Asylum Board AdjOurns Without Max
ing the Expected Changes.

The Asylum Board Adjourns Without Max
ing the Expected Changes.
Special to the Register.
Weston, W. Va, April at the hos
pital board meeting to-day Directors
Floyd and Mcclure made a hard night
to Dust part of the present officials, but
the effort failed. DR.. LOrilla Billiard,
OF Parkersburg, has been selected as an
assistant physician in the female de-
partment and will enter upon her du-
ties May first. The board adjourned to-
night. The next board, which is Re
publican, at its June meeting is expect"
ed TO fill up the institution with hungry
Republicans. and we shall then see
whether that party can better provide
for the unfortunate inmates than mas
been done by the present management
-o
Two years ago r. J. Warren, drug
gist at Pleasant Brook, n. Y, bought a
small supply of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. He sums up the result as
follows: AT that time the goods were
unknown in this section; to-day Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is household
word" It is the same in hundreds OF
communities. Where ever the gcod
qualities of Chamberlain Cought Rem
edv become known the people will have
nothing else. For sale by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.

$3.50 buys house of rooms with haii'
lot 3Ox12O on North Huron near liluld Id
$3.50 buys house of rooms, with IaI &c
corner lot, on Indiana and North huio i'
streets. -,oo
$500 buys house of 10 rooms. lot S9Xl5O;
pays u per cent. on the price asked, on
Indiana street.
Money TO loan on short notice.
ROLF g. ZANE,
% Fourteenth ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
ROBERT WHITE,

Special Commissioners.
I hereby certify that bond with security
has been given by the above mentioned
special commissioners as required by the
decree appointing them.
c. II. HENNING, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
FOR SALE-REAL ESTAT=

O'N OTN-- 'NI-FNI- - = =
TOR SALE.
Building Lots on Thirteenth S.f.e p,-
den Place. Building Lois etg.aga, ~
80 W. y HUsY
City Bank Building. 5iu...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
EDUCATIONAL.
MONT De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING. w. VA.
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Affording competent instruction in all
the branches of higher education. French
and German taught by native instructors
is that Of the best Conservatives or Eu-
rope Drawing and Painting, Elocution,
Caiisthenics. Board exceptionally good.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and
oc1 THE DIRECTRESS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
The Advertiser.

. THE enterprising advertiser
q l who persistentIy pushes
q his commodity to public no.
9 tee through newspapers, by
s means Of ingenious devices
= Of Illustration, palatable
q truths and sound judgment,
q governed by thorough syS'
D TEN and business principle,
g is as sure of prosperity as
. the certainty that day fol-
lows night.
AnnAAAA AAAA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
7 ITHOGRAPHING

In all its branches. ara az S.--- a..
superior quality vii! allow. -, s.g..
samples. We can sui1 Er.--,------
WEST VIRGINIA -, IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
4 QUEER CONTRIVANCE.

Q.-What did he say? A.-Nothing at
that time. Afterwards. he told me he
wanted me 10 shine the stove. He went 20
the postoffice. and when he came book
had the black on the stove, and he said
needn't shine the stove that day: l could
do It tomorrow. The thing was in the
stove then. and Eaton lit his cigar by it..
the next morning. He said I might think
it was strange 10 see that sort OF thing
there, and said il was 10 light TO keep
dampness out Of the house. thought that
was pretty good, TO keep dampness out
of the house that way. When he lii his
cigar he scraped some If the white ashes
off it, There were some other pear-shaped
objects in a box-three little ones and a
big one. The big one looked like rubber;
the others were like the one i'm the stove
They were all connected by a fuse.
went to the box. and Eaton saw me and
said: Albert. don't Jar that box; you
better get an empty box" That set me TO
study little. and l thought / would get
a look al il. Eaton went out, and 1 went
10 the box but he came back pretty
quick. and I didn't get a good chance
that time. but another time I got a good
look at it. There was four OF those things
in the box. They were fastened in by u
wire, wrapped around the top of the big
thing. and fastened to the box, and the
fuse went 10 all of them"
Witness made a rude diagram Of the
continuance he was trying TO describe
and then made a long explanation Of the
apparatus the fuses, wires, a brass cap
on the big object. etc. giving the best idea
Of the contrivance he could.
The hearing was then adjourned until
this morning at o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-10
DLAYK LEGAL FORA-'

o. every description. Gs.i 71 /, 81 81
ER& dgk u II Ys sea az s14s1 e
WEST fiRGlN4% WSleeliHs f. y :
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-08-06
DELINQUENT TAXES.

State of Kansas, Edwards Comfy.
Office of county Treasurer, KiusIey.
Notice is hereby given that 1 will Sell
At public auction at ny Office in Kin
sley. la said count, beginning Tues
day, Septe mber z. 1897, at the Dour OF
8 u. m, the lands ana town lots de-
scribed in tha following list or as much
thereof rs MA BIZ necessary to pay tn i.
taxes aud charges thereon for the yea,
1896. 4Safi sale will be continu. d from
day to dsv until each parcel of land m
lot or as much thereof as may he nee
es-ary tO pay the taxes and charge.
thereon. inc'u'ting the cost of adver
tI.ing aud selling the same, shall be
sold
T. B. HOFFMAN,
Treasurer.
July 26. 1897.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-08-06
GOhHaM,S Ann

1t. Blk Ami. Ii. Blk. Ann.
ALI 2 4l9
q & w nf ~ =. 4 2i7
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-08-06
W u Allisen

L r Read com at Q
pOint ON north l1ne
OF lot 4 nix 10 ci,yof
Kinrley IS feet west
from n . COR of said
lot W ON II line Uf
. said lot la feet 9
ON " line of said lot
16 feet g parallel to u
line of said lot III
fl thence north par
to y line of raid lot
IN hnrpin nin~
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-08-06

Com al the NV cor a
V L Il L cos add til. II
e l0'' fl $ $50 II W 100
Ia 10 Il t" b.-ginIng
Eom vt u pit 1916 +, q
from NV cor of lot z
blk IS @ 10 the ne cor
OF said lot y $50 II VITO
&. pit 100 tt from "
lin" o, said Ii II 100 It
o btginning
com at se cor OF lot =
nix 70 " go tin $50 f.
r 80 1t 8 $50 f. TO beg
com At II MT 50 fit W
of sc cor at Ii z blk 70
thence W so 1t n $50
= SO II s $50 II &" beg
COIN h! u PIT lU0 ft w
~ "f 81 cor OF /; z blk
70 thence W tn sw cor
al said lot thence n
100 tt q tn a pit 100 It
w from e. line of said
Ii z fhance s $50 1t to
beginning g,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-08-06
at Sc cor Of lot % BIZ
q Is II W 46 2-3 II s26

at Sc Cor Of lot q BIZ
n Is II " 46 % II s26
IT T. 46 % It e.. beg
Kfnsley ex Bank com
at q pit 46 2 8 It w
from Ne Cor Of II l
blk Is on 8 Tine Of 8
1t thence " q 1-3 #
8 130 It 9 q l 3 # n
$50 f. to beg
5 w Vandivert con
At a pit SO l 8 It "
from 81 cor of It Q
blk 25 n as It " %
l-3 3 26 IT y % 1-3 #
to beg
FB HIne NJ
L q BOies n2
edwards co 4 r. CO AZ
T Flick com ut u pit 80
fl 8 OF the INV cor of
IL IL biz Is thence 8
so 1t q "a f. n so " "a
to pit of begin
L Flick com ut q pit
"a IT e from NV cor
OF 1t IL DIX Is then g
% &c y 100 it W % tt
u 100 II to beg
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-08-06

n b. eier Commencing at point 81 TT of
cor OF runners III ave ON the line OF 9Th st
hence e o. tt 14o II W 5u 40 fl to place
IF b.pinniuy e.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-08-06
NILES EAST ADD.

all OF lot A except In width on
=, side 1474
Com on the Sc corner OF lot A
thrnce 80 # l65 IT. y 80 165 it
% place OF he ,inmins SIS
Com At sw cor Ol lrf thence
l65 fl e i8 ls los 1T " 10 II to
beginning lie
Com a. a pt 10 # e of the sw cor
Of IL b e LA fit II 1855 it " ia It
1865 # TO Deg %
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
A BIG FALL IN
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
SaREWD HYEEs IRON ALL SECTIONS

TaEi0g IdrDBfDgc of fbc Cnf
Jsircs Nude ~, ~. o. cgIicf's
SIMS, SaH Luke CITY One fun
drcd IHstfnmcnfs Sold IN ~
Dnys.
vie have, for many years, not only
carried large stock ~ Pianos and
Organs here 10 Salt Lake, for our reg.
ular retail trade, bot We have done .
large wholesale and jobbiDg business
alI oyer The Western country, and
shipping agsnts 10 sell for ~. We have
nos fully decided todiscontinue u, and
sali direct - our patrons, giving them
tbs wholesale prices. This proposition
has never been made In ibis cofnmuni-
~ before and maj never be- made again.
YO1 can nos purchase 3 piano Or organ
on easy payments for les money than
many dealers can sell them for each.
oar stock consists ~ the very best
Pianos and Organs that money and
brains can produce, and q guarantee
| viii accompany each instrument
We offer High Grade Cabinet Grand
Piano. that retail everywhere Of $50
20 ago. for $40, sZ55, 400, and $50
lTerms; s:,5 cash and 80 per month.
We offer High Grade Medium Pianos
Tor saS. ESQ, 800. s225. which IL not
IbaIf the usual retail price; s25 cash
and go per month will buy them.
We offer Brand New Organs, with
| ali latest improvements worth sy5 z
sle0. for $50, go sT5, 49,, s92. 800
lsIi2, Terms: sl0 % els cash and $50
per month.
We alao carry q fine and large stock
of Guitars, MandoIins, Banlos, viollns
string Hand instruments, Sheet Music
Music Books, and everything known y
music. 49,
This offer will continue for 30 day
0nly. o..
We will ship Pianos or Organs any
where 10 reliable parties on the apos
terms.
write for further particulars ana cal
aIognce 81 once. -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

The town Of vollmcr, North Idaho,
haa been changed 70 Troy. This was
done AZ the request 81 the great number
~ foreigners who do business there.
They could not pronounce the name a.
spelled with ~, but called IL Vol.
mer. and hence desired the change.
when Lieut.. Irwin, hcting-indian
Agent NJ Ross Fork, completes his
plans for the government Of the Reser-
yrtIon. the obstrcpcrous Bannocxs will
find they are not the noble braves they
thought they were. They will pc a.
tame ~ kittens by the hcarthstonc.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

State Of idaho w. Robert !. smith
Assault; defendant fined 10 the sum 81
$1,000.
u. II. clype ". Snake River Valley
Canal c0.-caase tried; verdict Tor
plalatin for ss5.OO. each party % pay
IT, 0En costs.
W. q. stsmeheam "a 7. 5. Morrison
Continued for the term.
state u idaho W. Geo. a. Styles
Ineest; plead guilty. Sentenced 70
ags years 10 the peBitenrary.
state Of Idaho ". Bud Ttsy-GrsDd
larceny. tried. verdict guilty. Sen.
fenced % ITO years Ii the peniteniiary.
R5warsl II. Albert ". Gen. Kunkel-.
Decree ~ foreclosure signed.
T.. Y. Thun -. Y. a. Pyke Case
tried. Judgment for plaintiff, ths'
plalstla & entitled - al the residue
a The aaseis ~ 4. Bunting < 90, rner'
chants.
Ueo. T.. Wall w. Bingham Co
Judgment 10 favor 81 defendant,
STATE u Idaho W. John A. Henrie-
C1nyIcieJ u asnauit: fine $1,000.
&. Bunting 40. BANKERS v. q. Bon
tlng& 90. Merchants Cause dlsmisse'
upon the ding and approval q the r.
eesvsg'. hnal report.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
80 80 gi,..aa..szsnr..

q Bnatllsg 4 ca. - H., -. Lncy y.
Aeallllssf. q q. l1etsee ~ 1srselesllre
aisb,sc ane 6lat.
easasaes = Balisy. - a.. ~. Coop.
~ a ~ sso.~5RrT trial serdiea ser
6efao1azt.
May Ann Ennz So Onsgoa Esine
l.ial1tsar -. tSiaEaiss.6-
0rsE0a s,soe E.p1utss -. 81. X.
s<glEas DisszlsssS.
81 .. weils a -. - =. &. Chagaon-
Dssefee ~ foreclosure ssgDad and Elsd.
q u. FAse5 -. gasn gensgD Yea.
40 fsv tsEs1str ~ ess.l ~ and slz. u
ossa
GargGnes seyssnS -. Ars0nio Hey,
resS 1sgorse gr41iszd.
s1sss a IDAHO w. Baa EAy- GDilt,
n graEs ssresSy.
sssase u IDAHO "a John Henrie-
Gully - AsssBIf.
Charles Brosn u, Mary y. grONe-
Divorces gFsstee.
ssate n Idaho ~ Robert ). Smith
Pls@c guilty u assault and fined sI0
n Ksasselneg V. d. H. Clyne Yer
aie4 sor pi&lntis. Judgment for szzs.Ot
y. -, HsEIsy v. q. A.Hooser Con
tinhed for the term
state ". Perkins Continued for %
tern.
state ". Kbs,s Peterson Continue
for fhe term.
Following esses dismissed:
State n Idaho ". j. a. Pierce.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

PIP. shelby Of Parma will exhibit .
boar at the Intcrmounialn FAR tnat ~
sarmcrs viii bc interested IN. The an
lmal Il a half brother 70 one that re-
aer,lv sold on tho fair grounds at
Springfield, H., for $1,000
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

Pull description or sample will. when prac'
ticabIc, accompany each bid and preference
will be given bidders who furnish samples.
Accepted samples will DO kept and paid for
monaco pted samples returned ~ bidders OK
pcnsc. bidders arc requested 60 make their
prices for goods dcllvercdat BIackfoOt. freight
prepaid.
IIids must he sent In sealed cnvcloped mark
ed. "iIids for Asylum supplies" and address
I'd 20 the Idaho Insane Asylum, Blnchfoot
IdnhO.
The board reserves the right 60 reject an,
or Rli lids.
| Ily order Of tho Board.
In. CosroN,
| Secretary
Blackfool, Idaho, September 18th, isg'.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
800 AnD SE~ERaG aaws

Iase : Assn aasslso ssiFi s.lli
- iisGlse illaisss lsis,s,l1s4ssu FAR
I sa--sase lin.Hase ssss analls'i - .
- $3.50 aiesislisg
.-,gi5 - ssszs ssas,d.sss ssist slaisi s.ail
-. .asssrrs IS 1fse Esrsm 3nss ssseaae
9. - sa.ssr $50 So taae< II
g. lar sa.s.s.sr = = $40 s-a1e
- Il
g. gssse sSssas ass sssaoeg = ~
Il - cssarsrs 2ezs sseassxs-
puns.1r N ssa-asae zgsl..gls ssgss =
snr-e1 : f'sasssA
s..es.r PfiGe es.A.s s04s fsom -,
- al H,~a< s1azs-sy a fs-se<sssr-
r.sas s@s~Fs - s44ssNis ssl4t
sss~s - = ~ = - Sister @oe /
~
i f,sT : Liaasts eoy1ty > asmirsv ~
80 9sss3s a1Ss LssrG $50 ~ i1te,
= - - ss11s@s.
r,es ssmrxs. ~ s@sa1s. s1Il sE~
! earsese - - Hereford e1stls
~ Egse ssags
ga.ss@s eglosss sssS1s s57l b. shs fad
= . a. sgFseg - 80,
q sazs, fs~nsrsy clerk sDg ~ q.
rxs1zs = NJ sasa.sSs. sp@ns raesdsy
~ fsesqs Cry.
~ 1ess grop N Texas = ssssSally
srss a. yesf.
coars ssglss as - AntkOoy next
soso4y r. promises % ~ - Interest
b teFn-
s sdr5er ~ ssw pupils catered
ehool az ser6.
Tks st4Ss snigersify opcsed ~ fall
,sras nader ~ most aassrring aaspIess.
~ ssssassGce szs large.
ne goiss Gessy Office shlpped ss2,-
~ d g0ls las week.
coagreansa Gum haa retarned %
= sosae u Boiss.
!. i reported that \. J. HeSsb will
tsys srom salmon cry - Boise and
s40sss - resiG1ses ID fbu Gapitai
u
Boav TO Hr. ard 8rs. Ossliivan,
y a. He's siae, sunday morning,
seye p tey aSs3 . zirl
Pfof Pike Ill sidrrss tse Epsortf
>axae >. ~ " y church. sunday
rsssag e : o'etcex, sharp. Y0er ars
sg.tea. aad = pgDsaps - ths hour.
Tke Baat.ez sse,rr as,i bark baIIdina
"a - go 80 saturday - adseTti.osi
= highest 10 U.s. ss,<o, sid thl'
~ "a sTsspsed.
Tbe yoses tor Qaees ~ che Inter
fsstaa Fair as Bosse. ~ ,he hrst d
: se~s. had ss8asg 800 % the sress
W n - Association.
~ Inter. 4oanfala Pair at Boise
issarsd a .gceess The managers ~
f,a5 n their sork and lt@ PROMISE
Br1it
Tine ! great healer ~ 0Tsnses :
ssil ~ ~ a0uaeIs. Had John Henri
-sa tsied sheu ssgas elesna's hesS "a
ssssiag asd taadsged the verdict {
= iisy ni zhs have bern very di6eren
Ths Alh80n Normal school has I
FtadeGt4 ii attendance. af'oat 70 ~
eaa ~ aamt.sr ~ Idaho students =
= Agricultural eoiIeze e foxsp, Uial
Wkea : nss tseeomes the father I
sixteen y~as old 6apgbter BE- eon
nrness ne t-frio5 ~ BIZ lie Nhcn ~
1es n hi tszds acas oos before -
tesis teraese ltallelsed.
The season N she year has eOfBe whs
g e0lsfry editor tegfSs bis appe
&c shy ssl heattaatnG sgb~cFtE
firing ~ that wool,
sSo0s shOgB oppose the ot~ergan'
4 ~ fistyiath day isscaase be scorr
i, lzion. lt Il - much IN the istere
Z lsl<r a. if u n religion,
Ths ang service ri The ~. Y. char
sahasg evening wss counted extra ~
I "a. really - god that the past
~ constrained 70 give public erpr'
poo n biz thanks ~ che choir.
Only 2Ddays 20 The great state eIecii
= Io~a. Maryland. and Ohio. and :
sxeitipg municipal election 10 Great
New Y0rk.
HyOa cannot live on pleasant ter
eith yOaF neigitsog les him OF her gio
ouzIy aIone, There are something Y
'fifOfs0,2ssg other persons on this !
restfisl zlgte and you will moi lack
e1Mpaoy ~ feel lonely.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
BIDS FOR SUPPLIES
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