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MEDICINAL.

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"a TaF Va T7.z a@c. by mali, = $l.SO
S-2 50 -Ec- saaeaz sold only by
w. T. SMITH, cor. Princess and Columbus st
c. q LENNON. 5O4 Kicg ST. Alexandria
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MEMS DRE>S s SHIRTS.

A perfect fitting Shirt is respected and
sought after by I'll men Cur White Laun-
dered Shirts src made with the late improve
ment preventing the collar button from in
iuring the back of the neck. reinforced front
and back, 1900 linen, New York mills cot.
ton, workmanship superior and wear has no
equal. Price 81. This Shirt has man.
many friends is this ci y.
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MEMS OUTING SH HiRTS.
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS.

Made of Gamers Pest Percalc colors war.
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patterns in 6 pretty assortments Price I3c.
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DRY GOODS.
Our early spring styles in and the goods speak for
Themselves. So visit often and inspect them.
WASH FABRICS.

Styles varied and effective from dantes patterns in
Dmes to the rich designs in large figured Organdes, Taf
fetas and Tissues.
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MEMS DRESS SHIRTS.

We are adding line of fine plated bosom
Shirts and respectfully invite those wearing
this style Price 5i.50.
This particular pattern was made 10 our
order.
Unlauudored Shirts SOC. Laundered Shirts
80 and 75c
Modern Shapes in Mems Linen Collars.
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MEETINGS.

TINE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock.
L holders of the WASHINGTON SOUTH
ERN Hallway COMPANY is called for
TUESDAY, April 9th, 1897, at l o'clock a
m, at the office Of the company Alexandria,
Va, at which meeting there will be submitted
fr approval code of bylaws Election for
President and Directors same day and place.
ALBERT HEWSON, Secretary.
mar15 1aw4w
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MEMS DRESS SHIRTS.

We must mention this beautiful, charming
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affair in New York. Made of the fines. n a.
tera. Bosom in one piece with one cyclct
hole for diamond. Price 50 No man is
complete without one or more Of this great
fortifcation.
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AIexas,tIria 3azsste.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEXLY 81
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TERMS:
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al transient advertisements must De paid
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

CONDENSED from Farmers Review
sienographic Report Of the WSsooD-
sin Rouno-Pp i~nstituteD
Mrs. A. d. Lehman read a paper on
he above topic. HeS paper WA follow
d ny a discussion. . pasS q Which MAJ
"A follows:
Q-what breed Of porltrY % gog
recommend for winter laying and f0s
. market
A-For laying 10 the winter ! wouls
recommend q lack tangshsn. but fOs
market q Plymouth Rock For tug
keys I prefer to raise the mammoth
bronze.
Q-How large focks = p~r0f1ab1ee
A-That depends OF bon gou han
lie them. I would not keep more than
30 together in one flock. keep nJne
in Hocks OF about 20. You can keep a.
many as you want 20 on The farm pro
rided you Heep them il separate H0cis.
Q-Would II pay 10 keep say 500 o.
GOO on a Farm. IL you kept them sepa-
rated2
Ayes. sir. II you kept them iD
socks Of small size as ! have sid.
Q.-Wbat is roup?
Alt ie a cold IN the head. % ca
,arrh. You can tel il by The birds
having swelled beads. They viii sBeeze
and cough IL il usually caused bY
lamp places and bY drafts. Damp
quarters for poultry are very bad The
5est remedy is prevention. Keep the
house dry and free from drafts. In
heir drinking water put iineture Of
ron, at the rate Of a teaEpoOnfus in
what a fock OF fifty YiJ drink ia q
day.
Q.--Is roup catching?
Al think Il is.
(Which are the best layers. white
W brown l~egilorngg
Al think my brown ieghOras have
laid best this year.
Q.-wbat do you DO for dtarrhoea7
Ave Use Venetian red.
o.-Do you follow the practice Of
Shitewashing your peDs2
Ayes; we wbitewash every year.
and the pens should be cleaned out
Every week.
Q.-what do you use for a dust
baih7
Ave use coal ashes very largely.
Wood ashes are not so good. They
seem TO make their crops sore.
Q.--Do you have any trouble with
the leghOrns dying over your fences7
Ayes. sir; and ! have TO cut the
wings OF some OF them. But they do
not all ny over.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

act. The Chief contradicted him fatty.
The proof OF this ~duplIcity will be
laid before Minister Yu. The Minister.
deceived. the See Yrps say. by the
false stories OF Consul Heng, sent 10
china mn Indictment Of the leaders Of
he society. asking that action be
taken In their ancestral homes
against their relatives and business
connections. The original OF his COM
plnint is written upon a single sheet
~ paper. The translation covers ten
typewritten pages. The appeal WIS
hooded and a score Of relatives were
arrested and imprisoned or forced 20
aeo 10 Hong Kong and the protection
OF the British flag.
AMONG these were four sons Of Lee
Fonk. who are American citizens. and
tho relatives OF Lee Kaing Chow. A
aon and d brother OF Chan See Doom
we're imprisoned. A son and a broth
or Of Wong Shat Shnng. the cous' OF
shook. the father and . sol Of
Gee Ho Chung and the relatives OF fn
uon wo shared the same fate. Some
~ them were whipped and otherwise
10 make them confess. and
tho nroperty Of seventeen Of them was
c~onfscated.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

snd N. msEs knee arfiun and qualify
they have the better price they viii
5rinG~ This eiazH of horses have ago
nsenuIe s.arce. and have already adj
vaacsd from 30 Ia 20 per cent In price.
and viii Ii q few years be as high as
they ever were. and the farmer need
have NO fear Of raising these two LAST
mentioned kinds. as there can never
De any over supply produced, as they
are IN the leading demand in all home
and foreign markets. .
Our visible supply OF horses in 1894
was 100000 0 in 1896 Is. 000, 900, and it
- predicted by good authority that be-
fore the close OF the year 1851 the Wis
ME supply viii be nearly the IA. 600, 600
mara d Judging from every indica-
ton there Is a great horse famine close
al hand, for with returning prosperity
which Is sure to come, and with a great
increase in demand. and as the law OF
supply and demand governs all prices,
an increasing demand with a short sup
ply MEANS that before horses can be
bred and produced for the market they
VIII be extremely high
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

Emperor. Upon the result may depend
~ fate OF the Six Companies. and the
system which has grosn up
around them. 10 which China.
men look as an American looks
20 the Constitution. II the Six Com
panies disband. as they have decided
70 90 should the present conditions
continue. every ehinaman will be
thrown upon bis osn esourees. 10 he
cheated and robbed and murdered with
out redress OF fetFibution except
through ths American ouftK. The ap-
zeal which is being made by the lead
ss Of the See Yaps 20 Minister Yang
Yu represents a final effort 10 save the
political fabric OF the Chinese in the
ualled States. How the structure has
tesh Weakened and finally split By the
Eropth Of dark and mysterious secret
soeieiiss, which have involved the head
es ID bloody feuds. Is a story shieh
eaiy a Chinaman could tell Il All It's
details and no chinaman would think
ior an Instant Of telling IL. Enough
has become knOsn 10 enable a general
eHtllne u ths trouble ,o be given. The
tfBg 81 the six companies Mas f9undel
Tor mutual benefit and protection b,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

,esi bottle represents 45 % one per eeH
LAT and one graduation rsaninss SO
long . space on the scale thft 90 HmRu
a quantity Of fnt ar In2 % one per Dsm
can be measured by affis scale We
haFe found by the nse 81 these aest
bottles al the Wisconsin Dairy school
lhat an accurate test q Skim milk MAJ
be made with them just ar easily as
Win any other test bottle. although Il
y NOT because q any dat1t IN 1he bDtlfe
Ne teHt bottle measures the 1at al
i1Bht, but II the speed % the tester IL
100 Low OF Il is MOI run long enough
2nig q small part pf the fat In separated
20 that II be measured. Ne have rs
peaiedly noticed that while The usual
amount o. acid and speed % the tester
may give satisfactory results when
testing whole milk, both acid and Rpssn
masi be Increased 70 give correct 1ests
% sk4m mix Whenever a rlin mink
sesi shows thai the fat mas moi all bsen
separated. although the 1at IN me test
bottle may be very clear and 10 an APP
pesranoe look as II the test xas AL
right II Is very selHum. IL ever. lhss
Z separator Ekims milk so Ehz1 TIE
SKIN milk contains only % u one per
nsui fat. and when q test SHOWS 1aas
a This amount q 1at IL q sample 81
sllin milk Il generally indicates Gss
The test was 80 made thai the 1at Ras
n0i al separated In order 20 aepszs1s
from skim milk as much 1a1 as is pos
sible By the BRbcurk test. ID Is o
cary 70 add about onefhise more fhE1
he usual amount ID acid 70 lhe MIA
10 the test bottle. This is clearly
shown b. the following results. 4
sample 0f skam milk was tested fRs1Ee
times. The ~ ar31 nsee 10 eaab
test and the 3eneIh u time me tesses
was run each lime. az Wei az 14e Pes
cent q laf obtained ~ ssrh test. are
given In tie following statement
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

Q-De yon s1ash the 1s-eriilouzs srfrn
AIR. insecticide. AND II 40 ssians
A-4eas we sometimes wash chs
house with q mixture NJ -a-salic asrif
and keTUsene. We aaise q bnclset az
wafer AID pnt In about q PIN al ncir.
We buy Lac cheap acid 1iat dl4sas MN
COST much, re pnt M a atrrie 1sszassIss
IA 1he the water with H.
2-Mhat do yuu DID aur srllF assE9
A-ksrnsane as 1tse b4ast lnng s1au
you can use.
A-Afsat 40 Pun llli1lk sFisuTr N nm
nergfonnd hsnh0usee
Al lhlnk lIuI nIlasss niey asz uzs-v
WEI bnlh Eun Ezr ssal taufsInan riac
AAeg AIA 1nDNe Ssst ant CONSEQUENTLY
Very lalhsa1nn 4 aaSe 4npxn &C
sHlAs "a asaas s-aY AngssAnul. aHn III
AAss lasts lie hans AIl I'LL aazas u
hAS m lhem ~ a. IE nEs- Ulsy hat
Hn1sss ID 1aag aEanE al una dtHg- ThaY-
iissn tbs houses auaT ar srs.asa1r mr.
gnssE- = dunk II ~ 4sgIsr ID uIlad anaI
pens I'm dlsns nAlier 11an arss ones.
J bnLn many Dssla III nF Hulas and.
lsas IN alag uIa1 HLaa a.GBrH al uaeH
JENA Illus g-rsasurs a1t Elsnn naziua
10 81 M1D Tie HsalR % 1sasl ANT wazzr
LIE nsnE-
4-Dp Epn BH Funr aeua. turkeys
al sssase mn 11ss1nsrg
A-asEs llau 11sm 81 usszsr1er wien
lhsy aEs small q am earsaIu uaar uae
hr1te ONES GD M gsa wei aedSre r1sY
ate ~1sa1hsral Ous hpr ID uae8 dD ss1 wen
u VIII nHsE es-Ja4ulF E14 uaenI AID una
4nlts dnak3 Will Gee 1IRr an essIzsnsY
IA asl9 sIfssr 1lrn-
Q-DD Spn Advise sssstl1x grzsu cur
lpnss
A-aeh 10 Fan Gan gsl me %
GRIND als 1sueEs my aIen EAAa W. ncU
grind ltlsaL
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

Profits for Feeders.-A cattIeman at
the yards, who makes a speciality Of
buying feeders, was talking about the
unusually prosperous feeding aso
which dealers have experienced the
past winter. He says, Of the numerous
instances which have come under his
observation not a feeder has lost money
in the seasons transactions. From April
1 to September 1, 1886. he bought en- an
average tEirty-one loads Of stockers and
feeders each month for his country
patrons. A large share Of these cattle
have been returned to market, and all
but two loads made their owners good
money. These two loads did not lose
any. An important consideration, how
ever. is the fact that he bought re best
cattle offered on the market, and lie
infers from this that 1t pays to handle
only the best animals.-Kansas City
Drover's Telegram.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

TIE Chlaese Sho ici ghs sal ncroas the
Pacific Thsy found themselves IN .
s;FauEs land. surrounded 81 men whose
customs they could NOT understand and
whose way % thinking they cogld not
ADOPT Therefore they slunE 10 their
oHu uRys and organized themselves In.
20 = company on tho tribal plan a. e
HiHi srissa III Chiua. where the family
clan u ruled by tn head. ThoN who
came later started other companies. un-
~ there Warc six aud theae combined
Their authority regulates dealings be-
iwesa Chiuameu. axc them. protects
them. brings them over or send them
kciss.
Then came the secret societies. of
shoots Of paFen, organizations IN Chi.
IA ltnpcnetTabis 10 foreigners. Some
Of them had mutual benefit for their
object. others vice and crime. others
i%nurier. and siili Others concerned
themselves with the web Of ~treaNpnsble
political intrigue which o~rerHprcads
China. Two of these. the See Yup and
the sam Yup societies. At last became
Involved IN the fend which has Induced
the present crisis. u
The See Yup society IL incorporated
under the laws Of California. Its Ger.
daeate sets forth that It's purposes are
good the relief Of the poor and the sick.
sdura,ion. the finding Of employment.
aHd the protection Of its members. II
y composed Of four Of the SIX compa-
MES tbe Ming YunE. Kong Chow. Hop
Wo and shu Hing. OF the other two
companies n IT. said 70 be independ.
"ni, with see Yup leanlngs. and the
other constitutes the rival society Of
nc sam Yura
Tie Sec Yups claim the wealth and
Intelligence Of the Chinese in America.
PONG 70 ItAing Is their president. who
Yong Yo Kaing Ii their president. and
among them are Lee Kaing Chow. who
y worth 81. 0O0, 700: Lee Fook. credited
With 100000: Wong Shat Shung. whose
fortune Is 100000; Chan Lee Doom.
Ching Wang Wal. wee iIo Chung. Yce
Hop Wo. Loui Shook aud others ' III
Known In Chinese commerce.
he most conspicuous leader upon
The other side. that Of the Sam Yups.
appears to have been the late Flung
Nhins, commonly known ms Little
Ffte, of san Francisco. what Pete
lacked in respectaDillty he made up IN
cunning. For money he manipulated
laries. doctored horse races, smuggled
hE eountrymen into the country and
secured the taking on Of those of his
race whom others were willing 10 pay
70 have put out OF tho way.
Ihefc was a conflict Of interests be-
tween the two societies. How 1t be-
san Is not material. Probably there
were many rtHs9nB II soon developed
INTO q fcud which could not be checked
y The usual way, since the Six compa-
hies wera Themselves involved. MUIR
1e7 was the first weapon employed. Tho
nee Yups secured two bands, or
longs" OF Hlgbhinders. the Sue
sings and the Hop Sings. Little Pete"
lot the Sam Yups. organized two more.
= member OF either faction who In
CURED the especial wrath Of the other
was reasonably Hurc TO be found shot
" stabbed in some out OF the way
Place. Little Pete put on a bullet
ana knife proof coat OF mail, and pro-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

A q ennEaIrhu n M4a1escca. T. (
EsInsp BAG
EfOl1sr Da-usssrlaGarS. would IL not
lie wall ID HEaslas 4 erszzussrH n a nex-
GGdg ssrilp1 &C. Nasr dr 1Aa esE be-
stps d &EruBsss Ess Slg9Gfsr wiki cans
~ sQIE % Liz lHl1kaas alsn aad us-
Ak llsIn ~ 4 eiEl slGu-a ae nlalez
As4s u e1l5GG4s. san give qaS re4~
hpnE- IN aRs ess &c eElA lasF are %
Bs 3sp G8sGD GAG nsss sslun gust IhsF
AhOnJn 1e sas1sl - ssGu as 1Gss4soH
E1ler lsl18 lasssl. H1gse 1ral wlA es1d
NEArs 11ssE stsI9 -dDaggLea.Y WIKI 4
1rnab bsnh Ela9ls srG 0l@Sdes aa1z
VAIN MAa4r-GSaG AsEs 81 ss11sEs a
gpD s2ag sptlk. LIZ ~ G1Geu s1F1o5N.
Nsas SsaGL1nEEEs &las1aAsn g. G1s 2aLzz8
a0l apnG GGczsa las aGlAaas& You
En9N lbs E4hsss Il GGasp Qplgst By the
onts11E E2lsD REl staaGAg N15sss
1p 9ga1 NasG 24asB- HAN gdIs Gsas
nJaa4Gs Iowa hua easIa1 ongq 10 ~
DIV shsaD 80 GaS-zs asD leave uaeE1
FS1 safe ~ GO GO aaFas SIDES n las
sass2 aaSs Raj gOp WILL Asaae Gssan. sRssg
esnE. 10 - q Eesq oga2@Gu ssezr 20
Isaae 11ean OSsg q S-sss CO On a asarE
HIS IL a sssaglE E2S8As, a. hlszsL
st9F GAe eSns NA aDIS G1&seaF, Tns
hpI al 81 Steam rassss 1lL las 10 es-
eSse Consequently agl-naas u sEe
esGs s56 s9EIz- 5aBGh aIssG Otherwise
wei esse1 Epr Is Gese1 G4saast from 10
glGeS rsasgG- q sns5F eaa &Dop8G nG5
be pss6. "a q EzsssLS . Esssasa 1Saes
10 Gl-k
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

1EsTEH
gcE
stHurEs

This shows thst the f~our-rnfnpte time
Of running the tester WAS sufficient "a
10 more fat Was separated by running
Il siE or eight minutes. but about tN6os
az much fat Was obtained IN each 1esi
which an enoesE q acid was added.
Similar results reported By tbs
writer 10 Bulletin g. w1seonsin ex~
pertinent station. We have repeatedly
found that an excess Of acid Viii sepsr-
ate more fat from skim milk samples
than 10 obtained By using the rs pas
cent acid. which is the amount u acid
used for testing whole milk.
E d. F-FT5ngtoa.
Wisconsin Dairy School
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

he eye OF all Chi
N in tbs Unit.
ed States have late
B been turned
TOWARD Washington
In . e1peeta-
ton Events are
going forward there
OF the first impor-
anee 10 the sub-
Ieets Of His celes-
tiaI Highness he
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

W. AbitHESAEL
slim milk test hpr
tie has nos been
In use about a year.
It's principal adj
vantage over The
milk test borrle is
the fine gradnB-
tions which il las
for measuring fat.
Each graduation "a
the duuDle-nseksd
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

A simple disinfectant TO use in a sick
room is made by putting some ground
coffee in a saucer and in the centor a
small piece OF camphor gum. Light
the gum with a match. As the gum
burns, allow the coffee to burn with 1t.
The perfume is refreshing End health
full, as well as inexpensive.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

Summer DsbrYing-DsIrying f.
Un3Dl Mil not pay snIezS II IL EAR
ne9 On - a speciality. Milking from
three 10 ten oOgs a. . side iESGe q
vanity and veKattOn Of spirit unless
location Is verP accessible 10 = cream
esy. BHt milking COWS 10 have plenty
Of milk for pigs IL nOt dairYtng, II
may pay 10 have milk s0r the pigs at
any cost. ~ the same time why not
20 into the cOw side u the pig bssi-
nexS on q scale which wII give proata-
bic daiTying.-Ex.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
CHINESE ASSASSINS.
eloopY FEuD BETWEEN TWO
SECRET sociETiEs.

me trouble Has Finally Bscome nm
international Dispute Chia...
Minister Al Washington Asked 10 La.
tprfsre.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

II has been s~scertained by chemical
analysis that the cheapest Of all AMI
mai foods Is skim milk.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

Produce ali you can on your own
fara for yer; family. Tho less you
have 20 buy. the less you Will be affect,
ed by the nuctuatlOn in prices and
cost OF exchange.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

Stock ~ NBSh sb@e r5sgCugh5rsd
fowls Epr Sssesaag Eess season 11ss1
prsaGess 13ae ssSsis sSsr6 NGacn r1eg
Mill sell az aAas sssS Rs0EBlss1 sDeg
neSe NC sacrificed log Thanksgiving
= asae q pSse 1cas seE5s WILL e1sC
a-DnaCess59g EAzG q sessE1z q
sAes. bSr = WILL save q sGgb pess N sss-
Tag 81z0 s5e sEDSS0Fes stock i viii
ps9 10 sass . lew % Inc best EG2s e
E1e old ape % gse - Sa1Sepx ans Co
az eggs s0T ahe GSS1s. - n oGIg one
thoroughbred naa8e ID kepe sGGse 81
lSsse exSs Gsg ~ so 20 ps02see Hail
are6 fowls. ws1en are GAsa&zggy good
GagerH. On DC &eeSsn1 Ss0sA& any Of
ahe half hrat r00ssess be ke2G for
breessnx. al dheg viii essze . rzS5&
G-etsgs0Ealag1 C tbs foek-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

There are no shy-scrapers in Paris.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

Ea1a0Ner Saa6-A MSrqlanS Dairy.
msH Is raising ssG@Oaers 10 feed hEs
COWS wSsh, sSS Sseastex thzt . sESzII
rssa01 % the seed SO Increases the rSek-
ness q tAe 1Slk - TO AID several eessss
. gallon % Ills Esaskes pgIae. In shfs
sssseme2t be ~a0strz&SesS sae amtSJrS-
Ties and the results Of e3pesSnneSt sta
t&cn tests. NbAeh lave e~essFrainsS that
sbe fat - @sIk reEaSSss practically the
same regardless q feed. Tk5S Mary
lander has Seaessee1 acres 0f SUM
Covers waaeb he expects 10 tGTa cot a
shOsSsn6 bssheS 81 cleaned seed, OF
about 20 bushels per acre, We DO not
dOgst tbe vlstse 81 those seeds as a
ted fer any s0FE Of stock. th1sgh we
may &c permitted 20 G0sss the correct
neas u the eSllGaSte o. tie pied
Early Maturity. - Early maturity
ezn OAig he OGGaited from pure bred
xires ~ the Improved beef bseeGS. DO
nOt N0rFp over feeding up the corn
nov. ~ YO1 have bg&k grade yezrIlnsx.
Win y thO1s2G6 pOGfGs Of that SUI
pertOF qualify pbteb goes Will early
maturity YoH czn top the market aaa
get in another lot before the scrubs
EII be ready. and get tke extra price
BiLA each lOL-EL
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
DAIRY AND POULTRY.
INTERESTING CHAPTERS FoR
OUR RURAL READERS.


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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-06-24
s.. Clements nav Picnic.

The picnic given by Mr.. II. III. Dorsey,
ir., on Monday, June i4th, being the
closing exercises of School No 3, was
much enjoyed by all who had the pleas
Wre of being present. The children as
sembled at the school house at quite an
early hour where they enjoyed them
selves playing games, &c, until 12 o'clk
at which time the premiums were award
cd as follows: Miss Agnes Russell, Miss
l.. Long and Miss Bessie Stone; Masters
Willie Herbert, Redgie Long and Robt.
Raley. Miss Julia Raley received q
prize for having the prettiest doll and
Master Robert Raley won the prize for
the best sounding whistle. At o'clock,
all hands started for the Woodlanding,
opposite Stones wharf, where the pic
mic was To he held At o'clock, we ar
rived at the above mentioned resort,
everybody ready and willing to attack
the fine oysters supplied by Mr.. p. II. D.,
jr., The children brought sandwiches,
&e.. which were enjoyed by all. Boats
were at hand for all who wished sail
or row. Every little face was smiling
and constantly exclaiming. oh, what
fun Mr.. Dorsey spared no pains TO
make his patrons and pupils enjoy them
selves, and there were many downcast
eyes when they understood Mr. Dorsey
would not likely be their teacher this
year. lie has served them long and
faithfully and the wish of every child
and patron is that he may again teach
the children of school, No. 3.
PATRex