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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
REMAINS or MINISTER WILLIS.
Arrive at His Old Home in Kentucky-The
Funrral Arrnnsements.

Arrive at His Old Home in Kentucky-The
Funeral Arrangements.
Louisville. XIV. January 25.-The re-
mains of the Hon. Albert 5. Willis.
late minister OF the United States TO
Hawaii, reached Louisville last night
from Chicago, over the Pennsylvania
road. The remains were accompanied
by Mrs Willis. her son. Albert s. VIII
lis. Jr, Miss Day Dulaney, her sister.
and Col James Tucker. of Virginia the
personal representative Of President
Cleveland. and Mr. ". II. Dulsrey, the
father OF Mrs. Albert S. Willis, who
met the funeral party at Chicago.
The remains OF SIR. Willis will lie at
the home OF MT Dulaney until Tues
day morning at 1890 o'clock, but in
consideration of the wishes Of Mrs.
Willis the caskeJ will not be opened.
The funeral will take place from the
Fourth and Walnut streets Christian
Church. Mr. Willis was a member Of
this church. and, although Mrs. Willis
is an EpiscOpGiian. she felt that TO have
the funeral take place from the Chris
tian church would have pleased her late
husband. The pail bearers and the
darqfIs If tho funeral hove not h0cn
arranged. The burial will be in the lot
Of Mr.. Dulaney In Cave Hill cemetery.
The alumni of the Louisville male
r'gh school. Of which ''r. Willis was
q member. Will attend the funeral in
body.
a message OF sympathy was received
this afternoon from Queen Liiouka'cni
I'm washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
A COLLISION.

Yesterday morning while the Eighth
ward engine was going TO the fire on
South Market street tt ran into a milk
wagon at Thirty-third and Chapline
streets. and almost upset the vehicle.
1t was not injured, however At
Twenty street another accident
was only averted by the driver Of the
engine turning into the street car track.
The driver complained of the fact that
q half dozen men rushed out of a neigh
boring saloon. but made no EFFORT 10
get the 0hstructing vehicle out Of the
way. The obstruction of the streets
bv vehicles and the Indifference of per-
sons driving them, in getting out of the
way are sources Of frequent complaint
among the fremen. The city ordinance
gives them the absolute right of way in
driving 20 q fire. and this right is not
always respected Other parties driv-
Ing on the street frequently expect the
fremen % turn aside ins cad of -hem-
selves, and occasionally disastrous col
lls.oEs have G. ned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
FRANK HOLMES WORK.
An Old Register Artist Who Has Won
Fame ia C. ,rcaCO

Adiue ia Z hltAGo.
Many readers of the Register will re-
member the artistic work OF Mr.. Frank
Hoime who came 10 this paper from his
home in the Eastern Panhandle ten
years ago. and who. after spenc'ng
couple of years here. went TO Chicago. as
Offering q wider field for his talents. Since
his removal TO the big city Mr.. Holme has
done q LARGE amount Of the highest class
O, work. Now they are holding an art ex-
hibr Of newspaper work there. and the
Chronicle says OF AIr. Home:
Mr. Holmes pictures have been, with
very few exceptions already printed in
these columns. but such as have not re-
veal him I'm q new light. The variety Of
his media viii astonish everybody. He
has used pencil pen and ink. charcoal,
wash. oil I'm black and white. and cravon-
while q pretty n-Je etching all by itself
shows another bent Of his cunning hand.
The sketches OF street scenes in Chicago
are likely TO prove most interesting among
Nlr. Holmes contributions. The poetry
and truth OF such @ picture as that which
Dee has called The Church and the World
for example. are in a sense hCmely and
close TO Us ALL We know Air. Holmes
characters and are concerned in them be-
cause ,hey are our neishbors. Els colec-
ton OF theatrical portraits possesses con-
temporary value and interest also-the
highly finished pictures and the rapidly
executed sketches from life a.ke. a curi-
ous.y fascinating study in oil Of O Chinese
opium smoker lighting his pipe. by Mr.
Holme, is sure TO attract attention. Tech
nicllly a number of other pictures 10y Mr..
Eolme viii repay study. if oniv 10 prove
20 one WIKI what pers!stency and daring
ne has experimental in order 10 achieve
newspaper eject. Take. for example. his
city street in a snow storm. I'm picJuring
VIII. d he has employed sDla-,er work in
ME--. with The hannias- rasnI-s -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
cAKEAL oRoP REPORT.
Statistics from the Agrio ulturai Depart
mant Concerning Last Years Produc-

Statistics from the Agricultural Depart
mant Concerning Last Years Produc-
zion.
Washington, January 25.-Crop re-
port The estimates by States and
territories of area product and value
OF the principal cereal crops Of the
United States for 1896, made by the sta
tistician of the Department Of Agricul-
ture. are as follows:
Corn, area S1.62I000; product, p
2S $4,000: value. S491 007,Co0; yield
per acre 2S2 bushel farm price per
bushel, 215.
Winter wheat, area, 22,794o0C; pro-
duct, 267,9340O0; yield per lcre lis
bushel.
Spring wheat, area, 11,S25.OoO; pro-
duct, 159.750Co0; yield per acre 13.5
bushel. Total wheat area 24,619,000;
product 4276S4.ooO: value S31C.693.0oj;
yield per acre 12.4 bushel; farm price
per bUshel 726 cents
Oats. area. 1856. GOO; product, 707,-
$4,000: value s732 $4,000: yield per
acre 25.7 bushel; farm price per bushel.
1877 cents.
Tobacco. area. $4,000 acres: product.
4o3.0CA00O pounds: value $2t2S5.ooo;
yield per acre CTS pounds; farm price
6 cents per pound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26

Not q few who read what Mr.. Robert
ROWS. of Holland Va. has 10 say
below. will remember their own eX-
perience under like circumstances:
last winter / had Ia grippe which left
me in a low state of health. ! tried
numerous remedies. none Of which did
me any good. until I was induced TO
try q bottle Of ChambeTiain1s Cough
Remedy. The frs. bottle Of it 50 far
relieved me that I was enabled 70 at
Tend 10 NV work. and the second Not-
tie effected a cure. For sale az - ana
50 cents per bottle by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
WHAT 1rKlNLEY SAID;
Or Rather. What Congressman john c.
-fr-f~va.if save 90 said.

Or Rather, What Congressman john C..
stu-fova1t save ffc said.
PHILADELPHIA. January Con
gresham John c. Sur erant ~ Cravf7ri
county. who viii succeed Joseph G.. S.oley
i'm the next Congress. is in this CITY. BE
SAID that he had called on Presiden--ele-t
Mckinley 20 his hon 81 Canton and thar
tire latter said. OF VIII can special ses-
sion of C0neress on March -. and unless
] change nay u.-d you may n7 in Wash
nrton by that time. / desire TO have my
protective system ir7urr-atel Immediate
ly 20 my Inauguration. and want a
measure passed that win Immediately
stimulate business and give idle men
wo-l,"
Congressman S.urtevant said further
that 40 Pennsylvania VIII be in The Nc
Niniey Cabinet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26

NEW YORK. January John C..
Rel. who for the nast four or five years
has been TO charge o. inc Republican
state headquarters at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel died at his residence here to-day
RE had been ailins for several days from
heart trouble. UT. Reid was well known
as a newspaper man. and no one time was
connected with The mechanical depart
rent OF the Chicaro Times. and later was
managing editor Of the New YORK Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26

Dicl, Davis. a colo-ed man, of Be'laire.
yesterday beat his wife nearly 20 death
with a poker The Bellaire police got
after him. but Davis got across the river
without carrr~e. He came mp to Wheel
ing. and the Wheeling police were request
al TO keep q lookout for him. Last night
officer Gardiner arrested the man in q
Second ward colored resort. He was
taken TO police headquarters. but refused
ton steps viii be taken az once 20 secure
the necessary papers from Governor Mae
Corkle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.

The Meuopole Saloon. No. 1922 Chap
line street, was opened last night by
Nessrs. J. Z. and Coss Albinger. who
have rented the place. The place was
thronged all evening and the guests
were treated TO a splendid lunch and
first-class concert Among the at
tractive features of the concert was a
hypnotic entertainment The proprie-
tors of the metropole have one Of the
handsomest saloons in the city and
aided by the popularity they are as
sured of q splendid patronage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26

Canton. Ohio. January 25.-Maior
Mckinley had some little time TO him
self to-day. the visitors not being as
numerous or asking Tor extended con-
fereuces as usual Mrs. Mckinley lett
for Chicago at 9:27 o'clock tonight and
will arrive there early in the morning.
Much has been said and written con-
corning Mrs McKinley's inaugural
gown. and some Of Sundays metro
politan papers contained an alleged
fun description Of the dress, together
with illustrations Of Major and Mrs.
McEinley as they are expected TO ap-
near on that event. and inquiry as 10
their truthfulness was made by an As
sociated Press representative The pos
tive information was given that not
one thread of the inaugural gown had
vet been selected. Mrs. Mckinley will.
possibly. select her costume at Chica-
90 this week. but thus far the nearest
approach 10 the gown IS the receipt OF
samples of goods which were sent a
few days ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
Talk or LYNcHING

CALEsRURG IGs- January 25-Anson
Gregory was to-day ordered hy the cor
orer's jury committed 20 Jail without bail.
fer -hc murder of his wife. January =.
while drunk. Gregory beat his wife 70
death while holding her Oh q stove. lie
was once q prosperous farmer There Is
some talk Of iyucninc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26

President Gavin. of the Metropolitan
Athletic Club. has received letter from
Jimmy Dime. making enquiries regard
ing conditions upon which a fight
might De pulled off here. Dime is man
sqinr Prante. of PitJsbUrg. who is
matched AGAINST Creedon at 80
mounds. Dime wanted to- know the
Size of purse the Metropolitan CLUB
Will offer. SIR. Cavius reply stated
trat the Metropolitan Club has never
oTarei purses TO boxers, and has not
ercorr9ssd prize NIGHTS. bU, has con-
Quoted scientific boxing contests. ana
h. omen for affairs of such q character.
n Dime or any other good man wants
Il, box before the VI "A. c. ne VIII
find the officials of the club ready 20
enter in-oa satisfactory agreement
Prof Hugh Whites boxing class
meets every Tuesday and Friday even
irr IN the gymnasium. Prof White
has developed some excellent amateur
daxft0riaIs. He does not aim 10 trim
his purns for the rims. but In the art
of s5rf-Geferse. some Interesting
bouts take place on class nights.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
NOT IDENTIFIED.

Yesterday morning Lieut.. ClemGns
and Officer Wolfe arrested q Fifth
ward yourg man rs being The party who
attempted q criminal assault upon a
lady while coins 10 church at ST. Al
prolsUs early Sunday morning. The
officers suspected the yCung man be-
cause tracks which were found in the
SHOW. 90 the place where The assault
was rp-ed. led directly TO the yOu- &
mans home. The young man was ar
rested and taken before the ley for
Identification. bur while she said he re-
samhled her assailant, she would not
swear that he was the guilty party.
He was accordingly released. The ac-
count of the matter. which appeared
exclusively in Yesterdays Register. was
true in every particular and there was
10 intention 10 do any person con-
nected with it, an injustice. The Off
Ger who was complained to and VINO
manifested such little concern had
nothing to do with the arrest OF the
Young man suspected.
--O-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
ARTISTIC ENTERTAINMENT

Annie Louise White is one of the most
popular entertainers of the day. She viii
give q monoiogue In six tah'eauN NJ the
Y. NJ e. A.. Thursday evening. Seats can
Zoe reserved this morning Miss White
has q handsome. graceful presence and
most expressive countenaUce. and voice
naturally fuu rich and me'oiious which
she can raise 20 the most tragic pitch and
sink to the sweetest and tendereSt utter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
the former won in the fourteenth
round

PITTsBUBG. January, 25.-John Quinn.
Peter Makers hacker. announces that
Maher or his representative viii be M the
r.ng-siie on the occasion OF the Corbejt-
Fi-zs,mmons fight 20 challenge the VIM
ner Cor the championship OF the world.
Should Sharkey claim the championship.
Maher viii Ggh, him first and later on
chauncse The winner of the big fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
THEY AIRS SPORTY.
ririzer. of Nevada Petition the Legislature
t,re-4lirs Prize ir0tiur

citizens OF Nevada Petition the legislature
10 Ic-sli1s Prize irotinr
Reno. New. january 25.-Petiuons
ere being circulated among the ousi-
ness men I'm different parts Of the state
p-3virs The State Legislature, now ID
Session. go license prize hshunS ana
b. lE contests. removing the barrier
az inst them.
D.n STUART the fght promoter IS
saf5 to- have been I'm Carson for several
devs. Iolkirg over the situation. The
r-ssev- outlook for bringing or the
Ccrbett-Fi trsimmOGs fEht in this state
is 0~ruf-'us Two or three desirable
sites not Car off The line OF the railroad
are beir5 talked al.
London January 25--Beiore the
National Sporting Club there was q
fwsr.v--crud fEht to-niEhr between
~Peflor" Palmer and Frnie stanton Cor
nurse Of c1Ioo Palmer wCr in the
fffae0rh round knocking OFT his 71-
vr-e~v Tn tre ffteer-rCund Cent be-
tween Fat Daily an1 the Picklnlnny
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
GOSSIP ABOUT Sp0}S
Official Averages Issued By President
Power Of the Interstate.

They are Incomplete Owing to Sew
eras Reasons Metropolitan Ath-
letic Club ORcials Receive a Let
ter from Jimmy DIne-Results
o Last Nights Bowling Games.
Other sport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
AMERICAN CITIZENS.


The President sends to the senate a Fist
OF Those Claiming TO BE such arrested
in Cuba.
WASHINGTON. January ---Respord-
ing TO a resolution ot inquiry the Prcsi-
dent to-day sent 10 the senate list OF
persons claiming 90 be citizens of tho
United States who have been arrested on
the island of Cuba since February -. 1885.
The list was accompanied by letter from
Secretary Olnsy i1 which he states tha-
since the breaking out Of the insurrcc-
ton 10 the present time seyenty-four such
persons have been arrested. while OF
these seven have been tried. Thir-y-s.T
Of the persons arrested have been released
after the charges against them bad been
investigated ana found % bee baselcss.
Eighteen have been expelled from the
island after periods Of confinement last
ing from few days 90 a year while j.
cases are still pending.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26

President Chas. B. Power. Of the In
ters.a-e base ball league, has issued
the official list of averages for the
league players during the season Of
1896. President Power makes an aDol-
oev for the figures ON account of the
carelessness and neglect Of some of
the official scorers. 1t is evident that
they are not compiled from the COM
plete number Of games, and they lose
their value accordingly. However,
enough is giyen TO show the relative
work of the players.
Rinehart. of Washington, led the
league i'm batting. with an average or
Az. The next nine in their order are
as follows. Flick. Youngstown. .f5S;
Curran. Washington. .+55, B. Wllte-
hill. New Castle. Az, Johnson, Wheel
ing. 400. Phillips. Fort Wayne. .4e9;
Shaw. Wheeling. .5st. Criger. tOfJ
WAYNE SIS. Irwin New Cas- Ie, and
Welch. Fort Wayne. .3Sl. Wagner
average was .3-6. and Gallaghers 80.
Bill Johnson batted nearer 200 than
EL.Ln .F..lr N--. ". H---- ~---'
and was one OF the best hlJJers In the
league.
Tn fielding averages. Myers. of Jack
son heads the CCrclers with a per-
centaga of $40. Davis third, .sc+,
shaw. seventh. .9l7. j. Camel Of Ne"
Castle. leads the first basemen. $50;
NIcHoverter. eighth, 1858. Second
basemen. Fisher. of Fort Wayne first
500. parrah. fourth, .91t: ThWsJon,
fifth. Dabb. seventh. Short stops, Es-
terouest. Fort Wayne, first .s5l;
Vhalev. eleventh $40 Third base
men Heller. of Saginaw. first. .9l9,
WAGNER tenth .S53. Pitchers. CrOs-
by OF New Castle. and Barnes. Of
YOUNGSTOWN. first. 1000. Baker. fourth.
$50. Garvey. sixteenth .913; Johnson,
twarrv-ffrh. SAG. Smith, Of Toledo,
and P~ovirs New Castle lead the out
feI9ers. with perfect average; Aertcn.
fifteenth. Ricrerr. sixteenth. NloieJ
seventeenth. Gallagher. twery-tourth.
It win be seen that the Wheeling
p1avers made o very poor Showing. II
would be- better if compiled from all
the scores.
The Interstate league meerin~ in To-
lelo win be- held to-day Whether or
not there vN ne an applicant for me
VreeHrr franchise is not known. Inc
New Castle management is still kick
ing abor. The >r20 alleged 20 be due 70
that club trou Wheeling end it, is CIV
en- ou- chat Wheeling cannot have a
Franchise r0t.' Tho MONEY IS Maid. II
is olso hin that Byron N.CNeoTn IS
anxious tc -~r another base ball VEN
frr- and fs looking toward Wheeling.
The wholesale and retail 'onartment
clerks &C j. T TCc-e'7 shoe store
I--r,.r EN- ---- Of Fva games last niTht
tho r-.t.. o. -r-t-- .t-a. q Tho Eve Tie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
TAUGHT ADRAW.

New York. January 25.-Jack Ever
hardt. Of New Orleans. and Matt Mat
thewss OF Brooklyn fought a fifteen
round draw al The Union Park Athletic
Club tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
Many merchant ~

Many merchant ar-
their customers a-a ...
and take pleasure T..
with the best goods
instance We mention
prominent drugE.--.
Michigan. They
hesitation in recouU
lain's COugh Renee.
as it is the best
have ever sold. and
isfaction. Fer sale
Der bottle by druggist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26

For a pain in the chest q piece Of
flannel dampened with Chamberlain S
Pain Balm and bound on over the seat
of the pain. and another on the back
between the shoulders. viii afford
prompt relief This is especially val
liable in cases where the pain is caused
bv a cold and there is q tendency to-
ward pneumonia. For sale by drug
giSrS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26

The 81 Sterling Bicycle is in town
very muchIt Is the same ereat wheel
FL has always been. without On equal
Call and seeit
T. 4. EOCE & co.
105s Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
\ CONFERENCE ASKED
By the Executive Committee OF the Coal
Miners Association.

Miners Association
Pittsburg. Pa. January 25.-The ex-
ecutive committee of the Coal Miners
Association has asked for q conference
with the operators in this city on the
2eth inst. for the purpose of taking
action to improve the ruinous condi-
ton Of affairs now existing. The con-
ference viii be followed by q general
convention Of operators and miners
the early part of the following week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26

In order t0 make SPACE for new in
srrumerts. We mus, this week sell 10
secondhand Crsans. SEE our sDecial
prlces- =. W BAUMER CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
THE GOWN,

Which Hrs. Mckinley will Wear at
the Inauguration---She Says Not
a Thread Of il Has Been Selected
Yet, Despite the Descriptions
Printed in Metropolitan Sunday
Papers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
BEAT HIS WIFE.

Grand Turkey Lunch Tuesday night
at La Belle Saloon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26

OIL CITY, Pa. Jar- .. -o-.,.
ances. S5c; cerutica-.-
ments, 17l.f0S barrels. r...
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
The X Rays in Boise.

At the electric light company's office
last evening, by means of the x ray, a
needle was located in woman's hand
that had been embedded In the flesh
for % years.
Tine woman is Mrs. knight, who lives
at the Halfway House. Twenty-three
years ago she ran needle into the ball
OF the thumb of her right hand. The
hand was very sore, and it has given
her much trouble at times. Her friends
thought the needle had not gone into
the hand, but she new better. When
she heard that there was an X ray out
fit here by which an examination could
be made, she determined to have the
needle located.
The needle was plainly shown lying
across the bones OF the hand. 1t had
worked its way through the outside
of the thumb until it found lodgment
in the palm across the first two bones
Boise Statesman.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
Bingham County Must PAP.

The Supreme court has handed down
its decision in the Blaine-Bingham
mandamus case. The court says:
The court finds that Bingham county
is indebted to Blaine in the sum of
S5033.68 and directs mandate to issue
requiring the auditor of Bingham to
draw warrants in favor of Blaine for
the sum, these drawing interest from
July lst, 1889, at seven per cent; re-
quiring the commissioners to levy
special taxes each year sufficient to pay
the interest for the year in which the
levy Is made together with one years
arrearage of interest, and to provide
for payment of the principal Of the war
rants when due, the first of said special
taxes to be levied at the April session
this year; requiring the tax collector to
collect all such special taxes and pay
them over to the treasurer, and requir-
ing the treasurer to pay the money &c
Blaine on account of the warrants.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
High Water at PocateLIo.

The whole East Side, from the Kan
sas City lodging to Mrs. Turner's place
Is under water from one to two feet
deep.
Every cellar is full of water and the
people In that section will have TO go
home in boats tonight.
The river is running bank full and a
perfect food Is pouring in from the
bluffs west OF the city.
George Dram came In from the north
this afternoon and says that the whole
country between Ross Fork and the sec
tion house Is under water.
At o'clock this evening a man was
seen on raft in the flooded district
steering toward his home.
A special went north, IT is supposed
to look after the railroad track in that
direction and guard the culverts and
bridges. We didn't have time to gel
details.
The sudden rnsh Of water was caused
by the chinook which struck the towr
this morning and turned the snow OF
the mountains TO water.-Daily Tribune
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
Married,

AT the residence OF Geo. E. Bnmgar.
ner, on Asylum Avenue. Monday after
neon at $50 o'clock, MIR. Charles M.
Bumgarner and Miss Emma M. Me.
Pherson. Rev. j. r. Yost officiating,
The ceremony was performed in the
presence OF relatives and Mrs. Yosi
and Miss Lillian Warner. After the
ceremony splendid supper was fur
nished by Mrs. Bumgarner. The hap
py couple, after spending few day
with friends win make their home a
Fort Hall. They have the hearty con
gratulatIons of many friends.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
Sweet Potatoes at C. H. Holbrools''

Sweet Potatoes at G. II. Holbrook's.
A Chicago priest has invented bull
let-proof coat.
Loose Tea at Holbrools's, 25c. per ID.
II warm weather should come sudden
IL upon us the rivers would froth and
foam with high water.
New York Sweet Cider at Holbrook's
n. p. Coltman is in Idaho Falls on
business.
The April term of the United States
court at Boise City promises to be full
OF business.
For years Nevada has been called
srotten borough" now she is the foster
mother Of prize fighters. How ugl.
names stick TO her.
Dan Swinhart, OF Pocatello, has gone
10 salmon City to put in electric light
for that prosperous little town OF Idaho
Onions and Radishes at Holbrook's