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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

Japanese navy 1ouid have no difiieulfy
Ia defeating that part u the United
States navy which Is stationed IN Pa
csfc waters. has caused much inquiry
as % what constitutes the Pacific
squadron London dispatch on the
Gubject caused much comment u said
that the japanese kres the strength
81 the American navy. and THAI ~ an
open conflict the United States would
make poor showing
III Il morally certain. 20 said the
dispatch, that the japanese ships
would rayage the Pacific coast II the
United States ever became involved IN
hostillties with Japan ID that event
spain would have AZ opportunity ~
which she would hardly fail 70 take
advantage"
This English yie9 Of the situation
has caused some amusement ~ naval
circles, where Ii Vas said that the Ash
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

The twin screw Fsnsaa, n.
ton b ~ Mare Island Cal -
ALERT VII. soon arrive from s,,s -
Alert y q Katihoat 0f tlls ~
hnilt 81 1871 but she i ~ s.
the Marion. a wooden steam y,
war This vessel MAS ones \ 49,. - q
ship, on which naval apbrss,s -s'ss
cslsed instructions. She Va = J. =
onghiy repaired" Thar n0thlps !. ~
old vessel remained. ana 81 ~ 4. ]. .' z
recognise IN the Marion now !
harbor u Honolulu. with her re-
machinery, perfec. Armamen, ~ {
ditiouai size IN length and bsau 4
Marion ~ generation age 4
i viii y seen that the Pacific -.
ron includes the lates, and " i
signs 10 naval architecture ana -
examples of modernzed ola 49,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

ne Hs6 Gone F5sagag once Too

Ne Hss zone Fisasag Oncs Too
OFTEN.
aNo, Fu noe 10 any more fishing tfsis
yeaF + haze a marked capacity for
rauonaf enjoyment and weakness f0r
ne ROD and resl. Bgg 4 wise fisherman
Knows When % dra9 the line" The
speaker did mo- continue these per-
soHal distractions. 5uE proceeded n
relieve bss mind 81 mar which was
H0perMosg sags me Detroit Free Press
- friend 81 mine fngfcsf me % ae~
company aim 70 q 'deiizhtsl spot N
ne northern Darr ~ ne state where
ne fish Bite asedIly AMI nature dr.
plays her ehsefesC charms couldn't
ssslss. We made me trip through heat.
Guar snf 0gfer 6iscoms0rrs You are
liable % encounter when You get on tn
main line 81 railroad, vie had q
sleeper il which g0u coui9nsr sleep IN
less II was u dream 81 DiIoginz a INN
3er wagon ogsr q e0Fdgroy road, Bqc
We had ~ have zone of me saesi
sDogg me country aRoTds and nan
viii enfgre HIea u resIlze upon sgea
8 py6spert,
Fax ne fsa we're nor 5fyfna that
dsys 4 ss4 % recall time thae they
syeT we're bstlax wien : was soliciting
such consideration on their part, We
we're liberal win DalC 81 ne saoss A.
hIrtnz kaf we're ~ rouTe "a me stones
% Rtics We sag and Observed ali me
0gher rfsles s0r gIcesssstsf an2flnz
sgen ~ aagiag within reafg reach rhe
err foY eagJls Or ashHrman,s cramp.
Vie h60kef IN olessl0nal perch, fgss
eHcHzb n sustain b0Ie, but a1r enouzh
70 keeD ~ III NAT rerlFef aeeff0a
'sE,Gg + e6ElG have ss0f,6 sf THU WITH
sg69e3sa, w ehlef Glsa5pefntment
csaae from ofher cannes I had goae
ebsTe rfth gIsl0ns ~ snowy linen, a
pre- ar laden MIN tie seent n fhe
1fse f0sesgse foGf ~ tenaDg tfe g0ds
asf c1afosts sgeh ~ eaa seqer Se
Sofaf Is ne blssg rgsf ~ me cfty, VIZ
6lsh sSspE ~ 0nG and the san5e 20,
sfs6 81 FAD egf6encIg been INK ii can
asJzsfoe> The ram Uas IN small f,g
etfg ei6asf and ws had NJ m N The
1sesk ~ DeTfSsna 0ar morning ablu.
gf0sse The fare uss ftas N 4 lumber
ramp AMI ne DriTes geTy Ike tfOse y.
4 sansasss b0sei. ! sNear ~ IN GghinS
sgerg semSYer ah6 tffs time II mn"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

Next month Uhfa the doors of the
state prison ~ Trenton. N j., swing
back for John McCann. be- vii not only
walk free man. bit, considering what
has b~en hig station IN life. rich one
Ills wealth came Unexpectedly ana a. j
result N an act ~ bravery on tho mar,
~ the convict that be had long ago for.
gotten. Mccann h waterman ana II
known all along the Delaware as "can"
BcCaBn. Ten yeafs ago be saw n car.
rage containing two women backed m.
10 the river By . frightened horse and
be was the only one brave enough ~
plunge into the water and III the nerlI
81 his own life rave the Iiyeg Of III
two strangers One ~ the women wsm
very wealthy and has recently died
She left 10 her will bcquest ~ az o0o
b Mccain, Hcr name IL not knowa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
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sAsr @.ssr@~E
lns "a - Afasa.- = So
$50 aasaA.EsE- g .sapF $A 2 s.s..'ss
a. - lele1ae ftiss~ g :
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- -srerl~--1 l1 s--- = -
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aaAssAs- sssE-ls Aff-rs4 - q
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& - = ~ ~ -
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49, @ 2r- 81 2AA4 =
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- - @ 4@ = 80 =
z'aase - - @zz-+ Aleis q =
- - ss4sse = - - e - s--.ias
@e s4s2ss e 'szs-.--stsss t@s.-.s2.s -
lflssls-ssl-ss - - $50 -
- <-ssAas- e = - ----.--s'A -
se-l-lae-- 49, SIS 49, - ;
l=-@AA s4a1rzszs - - = -. -
80 sa--sFn as& 2 - 80
~ q $50 10 ss.assss- 'zs-.lest =
? sr
ssza& ~ - = 80 - "a
$500 x - 49, - 49, =
sss-sS sseaa~ - ii..tsts.s - 50 .,.sl--
= iHsslps - aftt ~ SesaS y :
49, x aaissl8 ,sss.tls & 3D. --ia-s-''-t
- - a = azsit - = 49, 2 es4-s.A,
= - 80 ~ 81 sssFzs - -s@s-i y,
q p - - 80 sFstsi' p = ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

snsht - llase MS biography wrisses.
6lsesds sMaiiuNeu the bail, and the
prfsaer llxed Nlth him Ter six months
% ths pnelense ~ collecting a@tA'
9,,an freeae threR him out. but tbs
s,alspn va IL the neN millionaire
Hesns. and b. employed 6'y MAfliah y
Nsrate rs life. Nnrman aid Il up arts
tsralIy. rfIr0Ming in an occasional poem
81 c4reaexIi adventure built on sieh-
der basis. and generally iauding ne
segut ~ the plains. The book Nas
named -The Pnospeet0r ~ silver
Cssek 0nly q fsw copies were ever
issued. When the fame u his wealth sol
zhroae crsede Was the mark 81 Al
sorts x bizckmaliers. bur waen y
caEne 70 his pocket be HAs never weak
miaAed 4 distant relative ~ his.
mere boy. knoAtng that the celebrated
*. g. Creole MAS william Harvey. Yis-
ted him ~ Pueblo, and inaiscreetly
endeaF0Fea To nse his kn0wledgs -
means for obtaining money. creede
kieked him out. and the boy started
hack home. but committed suicide near
Manhattan. Kan. On the Nay. creede' e
Iowa relatives are spoken d as pso-
pie n the best class. = brother. John
W. Harvey. being circuit Judge u De
e4tHr county. cresds's personal bray
cry was never questioned This story
q bis pFoWsss As q hunter y narrated
When prospecting In the Creole eonn-
try be saw q bear. and. dropping hii
tools. rushed back 10 his cabin and go
his Winchester. Catching up with lbs
bear be wounded Il. and bruln made
dash ~ him. He kept on firing with
out moving. and the bear got Siihif
ten feet OF him before II dropped. A
that moment Creole saw TWO mor'
bears approaching. and. hastily reload
4 ing his rife. he attacked them anG
killed them also. His companions II
the cabin. hearing the continuous rr
1 ing, rushed out 10 help him. but ar
/ rived too late % share Ia the killing
creede's principal employment As scon
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02


and lieutenant u the pa0nees vas q
clear hostile Indians from the line 81
the Union Pacific a. II ras building
westward His work Eas thorough. ioi
he never quilt the trail of Indians whe
committed any depredatlons 10 his ter
rit0ry. following them with his Paw
nees until every onr was killed. After
Creole became rich be took 10 drink
and II 1893 his friends induced him e
try a cure for drunkenness Morphine
was the principal ingredient % this
cure. and when his appetite for liquor
vanished II was replaced by a flsrcsf
one for the drug. On several occasions
he nearly died from an overdose 81
morphine. notably once at Galveston
Texas. when he Vas unconscious for
two days from the effects ~ III Il Ii
learned that the fortune Ieft ~ Mr
Creole will go 70 the girl ward III
left will. and ire half million re had
will 70 ~ little Dorothy Waters, whose
short life has been no lea4 strange than
her Denefact0r'H. DorOthy'H mother
var the daughter 81 the owner % one
Of the Santa Barbara Islands. The
mother war brought ID iii absolute ~
cIusion until she Waa about Il years
old, when she made her escape from
her home II an open boat. and againa,
the odfs ~ wind aud wave made her
way ~ the mainland She met young
man. and before ahs could BE- returned
10 her fathers home plIghted him her
love and insisted ~ marrying him.
Her family cast her m and her hns.
band soOn deserted her. leaving her
penDiirss with iitfie Dorothy. The
po0g woman iOiGnd an opera company
brif rnef WftA iii success. and sought
shelter Ii tne hospital Her story waB
published. and ~ rreede Hent IN see
her. extended her help and adopted her
little glri The mn aer vent away, ami
no one know where she III. II IL Dos-
sIbIe thar Mrs creeIe. Win has never
been dty0rced. bit oriiy agreed ~ leave
her husband my contest the inner
itsnce ~ little Dorothy. though il II
claimed that The dad mans viii vas
drawn carefully ~ ~ 10 leave no room
for tegtl fght oger his money.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

ssz5a1 9sssEal esqanb5s sgr4e ~
e5ssEsse ~ y sEnlaess etsssD fSs6g<'
assazs- esasesasxsf Nossssst ~ Ssss mlnpf
80 aasBssf ossT Sfis 0s0sgeeT ~ ne
salassss es5~aaHg laszn- 0siF On mis-
&des ~ slsss 56efeT IL saea9 sBog ssy
ssss !slss s45es4 ~ - 5owsr . sstss
SiassH Tie Question: asTs > wiener
aezs1r5sae7s Sons 6fEleg lsHHs come
SsEzl ~ aysasson sid M s5sliyg -
oes5y4s 4b9f Citizens liz e3gnsFy .
Issss sz6tesl - Sse5ms 81 Who haze
90 As4ssas 81 a5ssl citizens II Caem
5sHc % eegHfFy ~ - iar9s gHag 4 ase
E00sa sSg ~ Hsasa0rfHg 81 WORTHLESS
aassA
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
SPANIEL TnAr nlxrs
IT. Osasr stated That shs D.v :
80 Dssa ElEhts.a -.

ita o~asr stated ria, abs Dog -.
40 Dssn nlEhtssa fss.
4 remarkable diving dog WA a..
~ ) n, ises OF Detroit, MA =.
the Journal 0f thar city Khss
sightiess puppy il Was given d +
Ives ~ Charles Boston. The 9hIrix..
of the River Rouge. Who ailsw.-
described ii as follows -nash Nj
the most knowing dog that ever n.
You ought 70 ses him dive. b. -
Turn over on his bsck and sl,el !,
saw that dog go dosn Ia eighties /,
u water and bring up a si1.s 4
would bring up the right ssSss =.
times out 81 ten II he e0ulsss F.
The right stone he would bring =
that looked like H. Al. BY so.k. s.
would give up twenty-five eesa .
see tina, dus amy tins u n 4,
Flats have seen him disc 4 -,
water you know bow clear ~ We
u up there sometimes Yoa e.s :
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

Efps4 g. Clark ~ s0Hethsng nore
gssff ~ sss5sssa ~ is6nderf4l SKILL as
Naa . msFF ~ aigsl seieagsac ssssia--
HeTJta Pr = wss - 81 srsssgl gissc
a. sfs oyses4Blns4ir sd Performed his
hsgsesC ssgyies s6g a4pHan. snligs4osT-
aEe4gg Tass Hsf E4op aa6 toHe more
1fasF ~ ogasrs % aais ~ re - pm
sTAsss NJ myssT5ss of spaes. ossen n
ne lasg gssFs szossssssf ne wish gas<
~ HssssC I've loHg enough - ses sisc.
woSnd - rvssef 81 ne leas gaaE vas
hIs Iasg A4d 9gsagssB work, Tals visa
rss aot rss8zsd ssTC 70 ag.dg MIA.
Ea8~s Haag wonders srs reVsasef 70
sssose wa0 aase psssssst "Degoad ne
gsg
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

10 gSFgssr eaf qtess56a NJ e0Hs1Fr
6E ~ convenience 81 ne ssoa-S0~5e~
e5ga1sssd trolley Iias Nasea rllt cross
ne &45e sad e6anesg Csso Wlga ~
TgTszssSsS 5usg slasf ~ "a traditions
81 ~ 1asfy sad NJ sssoesas 5ss r Z Jea
~ Sa689SC ~ Eg0C Brings - and,
Tie sAGeBC daxs vii be ~ ~ mr.
st6gsA Improvement sad wien one
esa B&1 sosH 81 s8ssfsJG car sad VlsiE
EaaE magnificent aGseta beng bnaG
aeaf ne ne 81 ~ B6aiak yGIsesJsa
Ss1 sSs ~ alga8ses ~ ~ zseag sad
gssSEsss9 Ey1f5aa NsSs sa6 s8lsrs
81 a4s8F "s11r1sgsase ascsges1 VII
GasES Es8aa ~ so@ases 81 gsEess~
es6s ~ ~ Dsstg az WINTER ~ ~
6ssssE, &aT AgRsy ~ ~ sosgax3
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

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mn ~ M G5eh8az F8SSe n E,zF<e4x
f6s or wHRae MT MI n, s61a4 egsszt
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SaeyssSs rsf1gzA ne zaSHtsz e6ssse~
fSs51a N Mir e1gEfFISs IA ~ Ess1,-
S<S# HSFxess ~ weTe f1gmsrIy air %
6sssf64l GAsse Sfs esTxsaIg mar gesy
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SssgssssS5fg ~ fsSs 1Sz9tstJ1a> Caseg
SS1SE fs1s@ bsfl19sGGNs n ~ Feaafx,
mr. ss3Ssep IS wS.la ar szs<,ggas@6S4
~ w1eSg ~ Easeess sSl& hare ~
ss<&ss1 GsSIEE ne 6eeSAe fyxg E<afsz
nun ~ mn Ns@Se n ss9cI11 IN M
finn ~ gD4s, tss szS1sge n zsSls ~
3sg e6ssb@sat9ge5g sas4tt, me- thai
sSf1@eats ~ wAea4 EosBs fgoss ne Esl.
~ Ssaess ~ J$1Ss an CsSSz 0sessl1
tEz H0Szk0S1 Ssgfsz ne IN yssgs
eESe1 JgSs ~, t<9e, S6l6sslsz n, ~
9MefSi tFSls returns INITIATED IN ne
Esfsa8 ~ Ssastztieg N ne Tfeasasy
Department, Sss0gats1 10 fylly sl<6<
9t1 basfssz, Ss1 ~ far ne targeg DsSt
N mis- 9S&st1tg wss sz10Ftss IA me
Jattsg S2lf N ne 6eHSAe,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

II cannot Aee hos you can setss
these men % conducting a prize TO-.
said tho Judge. niUulinE .. bic ~
when IL has been clearly shosn -
there vas not a blow struck.
II know there were no blows sifsss.
said the police captain. but yoa csfA
70 bear in mind that one guy pst.l
holIering Four before he 60, 1910 =
ring. AMI that was my cue. -
I knowed II was the real thlns
Cincinnati, enquirer.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
ceAlne OF coLn.

EarSsst0eSs n seif.dsDiaI ~ WORK,
~ " hard fOr sef ~ zee the other
zlGe.
~ yOU would 0utult the devil keen
bUsz,
The GCg with q goId collar IL sttyl
On,
a bsG man sees little goo1 IN other
people,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

rich, mr. ~ the wildcat regions Ii ihe
Ttockies, "ffoly MOses," exclaimed
George Smith. 4 prospect0r, b. whom
be NhOwed some r0ck from hIs NH,
claim, "Tbaf'g ~ 90Od name ~
any," remarked Creede, ana he mine
Tas named The Holy MOses, cgeede
Was never q very popular man gi,h
hlg asSOeiates. His wealth van large
While the Amethyst mine Ii c1l1fgdo
was paying gI0G00 be amasged 4 ION.
siderable fortune. IN Is5z be s0ld M,
his remaining interests IN The CYeede
camp - y, u. Moffat and r. y. camD.
bell,
The marriage that cange1 cren1a,a
death was the result N Jafe-ln.I IN
IOye affair The present Mra, Cree1e
waz the proprietor ~ boarding boase
IN Del HOrte, where Creole had stouned
~ bls early prOGpectlng days, tfter
"stTiklDg" u be induced her ~ AMI her
husband, get divorce and marry hlra
Feznlfs proved n 10 be the worst IN
many poor investments, Creede was !
vain man, and when be became rich
trsmp printer convinced him he
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

t0t @sSt6eF DsOWDte6 Clgsgl-fIes
etst Err ~ 10 . asszGf9I 1sS6, wabea,
fGf tae beteGt ~ AmsYieaa Sea1eFs,
me HaVaHz ~ CArta NJ Eaba1O de1
seFtDes IN fs ann EsEjISb> rife hsz
NE 9bslGUresy N Ssz3stIsz IN m.
oJai ~ IN lSsEsr eJOtbss, IL salon
where tils DOYtfSlt ~ ar EODJs qgseg,
model ~ ~ YtFtbss, Hag 0stsBtate1, w.
tiRg IN his jlgbt aDDafsIp N 0thsy
words, General ges w0Fks1 IN biz
sbtFt slesvfs IN rom that contained
= picture ~ ne queen N SDaID, R0y
mis- 0feBse Ia csfts DTSTs that mis-
Gestltgtt0g may quickly eOme,v
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

rster 81 NEsaIiy u EIss0n, Mags,.
g~aa fFoa DOver, INK, NJ
within tsFee mills ~ fte french eysaf
= GIsssses ~ ~ Mir, IN fifteen b0urg
Ssd I'm minutes, If started m CaIals,
mt stsOaz currents carried him out n
biz elgFsE,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

assezn4s Is msss. sss@ 8sO1 - hal
seSz=z1e1. azztazeS % GEs1E HlsA E2za-
Gss@Ee sd kzE wlss, - ian i4sI.
aeezE1E q sgEeysy separate. SGt Ri
Easr * rESm B&8 II s1gCE - ecMrssne-
AZ 1.Eszes sroese4lass at rh4t time.
e M1H 9eea9ess. hONeEey, that AFTER the
aere4s4Ey legal tine haf e-apsed.
Creole sasa1s az rs vie for diyoree
81 ne gsuunds 81 6eaeFt80n. Mr..
Cnsess gave ais wife So 699. and she
sssrendsrsG al claim On his estate and
isfc hss a0use. Ms. Creole appeared
% be perfectly satisfied with the ar
r4assmsas. and. taking her $4,000.
sae went TO the home ~ her parents. II
Alabama she grew tired Of llssng IN
Eas South. however. and yeaTned % b
united with her husband she returned
70 Les Angeles nearly . month ago,
BAD proposed % her husband that they
I've together again. MT. Creole was
very much disturbed By the proposal.
and rejected ii He also made efforts
e. avoid bis wife, ba; vas unsBeeess-
faL This made aim determined %
commit suicide, and. a. told ia the
Hews columns. be swallowed a large
desc % morphine and went 70 the gar
den. A servant discovered Mr.. %Teede
after he had become unconscious. He
was carried iato the house. and physi-
clans were summoned. They ware un-
able 10 save him. however. Mrs
Creole was notified Ok her busbaad's
5uie5de, but refused 10 say anything
about the matter The couple had no
children 81 their own. and a ysar ago
they adopted . girl. Who IL now AZ
Escondfd0.
VI. Creole vas born rear Fort
Wayne. Ind, IN 1872. and his real name
was william Harvey His parents
moved 90 Leon. Iowa. and there, when
very young. he fell ID love with .
woman who preferred bis brother. Hs
qIis home in disgust. and changed hls
name, because NJ would not bear ths
name 81 his successful rival. He join.
ed the Union army in 1861. FIRST In tbs
guarfeFmasterss department and then
a. q scout. ~ scout he served with
. the PaWnee indians against the Sioux
campaigning all Oger Nebraska and the
plains 81 Wyoming, Dakota and Colo
rado. Major Frank North waa hil
commander, and BE- passed seven year
n a. hard campaigning a. can be mag
med. Mr Creefe settIed Ii Colorado
IN 1873 ~ pTospectOT His failure
Z IN this pursuit were due % bis crayIni
for wandering from place 70 place. no
staying long enough anywhere % maxi
q real strike" Although he vas mod
est In locating claims. he once state,
that BE- had stakes all over Colorado
and part Os New Mexico. Hls mrs
I strike of any importance was made Ii
! 1919 IN totally unknown dlstrtc
J north 81 3aIida. which he named Non
arch. There be remained Tor two year
: after the boom struck IL. and fnall
I so9d On; for s5.000. Had known thei
( what I know nov about mining" h
} ssif afteTward. II would have made Al
: independent fortune" This money b
! expended 10 studying mining and via
; ring other mining camps az 4 capital
, ist. The next camp he started va
! BONANZA. in sa2Hache county. Cobra
ID, ~ foHrished until the fall In Ill
, YER, when il was deserted. There yer
|, ten years ~ failures and discOgrage
rnent between Monarch ard cred
camp. His wanderiags ~ from VT
!. routes 81 the ordinary gr,spectOr ~
him % the place where he struck
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
NOT EASY FOR JAPAN.
rag PACIFIC SQUADRON ABLE
TO GIVE a FIGHT.
m.~hap. Tls.a Meaia msh. q aistls
..... =. .satnKaee~ fhe least y
Fmrs. That A.ngiish Writers askht
Ponder.

lie reports es 20
ill., objections on
me part 81 Japan
Is ans steps which
might lead 10 the
annexation u the
Hawaiian Islands
~ the United
States and 70 the
effect thar ID case
" trouble DstN cen
the two nations the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02
gra.. B.ad - nanv,nr

At FIOrenceYiIIe, Texas. Maxln.
Martinez has been hanged. There wore
5000 persons present and tho sccno
WAS one u festiylty. 4 brass band
played "OId Dan Tucker" az tho dron
fell Martinez assaulted and killed =
1C-year-oId girl and killed her grand
parents, choDDing them 10 pieces.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

A post0ncs clerk In sydney. Aa.a y.
Tia. emits an electric nashlisft lata 4.
Ave seconds every hour durins = !.
night. thus enabling those liyins ~
away 10 ascertain the exact time
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

Anna fnIsw, aged ~. Of Newark
ofio, has a disIocateG neck due 10 fail.
ing out Of hammock. She win r~-
cover. strange 10 say.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

II wtII tske Ie0f, Peary three yeasa
~ finn me sOfth p,le, tfen IL viii take
s0s6SOae tares ysaFs ~ find I.leut,
psaFg,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-02

10 meD with iron elYztlt0tl0ns rnzs
wJyeg tSeg 6f5Sk Wat4rz"- FhIIa1zIDbIa
Cztt
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-23
ABOUT STATE BANKS.

VIM. y. Courtney, Esq, ex-mayor
OF Charleston, now president Of the
cotton mills at Newberry, 5. c., writes
TO the New York Formal of Gem
mcytf in protest against suggestion
OF It's that State banks of issue before
the war meant wild cat banking. He
says that South Carolina was prosper
GUS under this system OF finance: that
her State bank bills were based upon
gold IN the proportion OF three TO one;
that they circulated at par, that NJ
losses resulted from them, and that
they furnished an ample and satistac-
tory currency. As 10 South Carolina
the ./0nna! IF Commerce comedies
the point. Nobody has made cut a
better case for State banks than Mr..
Courtney. 1t Congress Will do moth
ing else for the reformation of the
banking system ii ought TO remove the
prohlb!tory tax upon the issue Of the
State banks and let the States try
again the experiment o. local banking.
Congress owes i 10 the country 10
break the presen, monopoly III money.
Charlotte Obsc,TEy.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-23
How to Prevent Pneumonia.

Vt this time OF the year cold is very
easily contracted and if let to run its
course without the aid of some reliable
cough medicine is liable to result in that
dread disease. pneumonia. We know OF
no better remedy to cure a cough or cold
than Chamberlain 5 Cough Remedy. We
have used ltQuite extensively and it has
always given entire satiSfactiOn-Oola
gah. Ind. Ter. Cijcf.
This is the only remedy that is known
to be certain preventative of pneumo-
ma. Among the many thousands who
have used 1t for colds and Ia grippe we
have never Vet learned of a single case
having resulted in pneumonia. Persons
who have weak lungs or have reason to
fear an attack OF pneumonia, should
keep the remedy at hand The - and
90 cent sizes ior sale ley the Dorsey Drug
90.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-23
Notice.

pY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
Dred upon me by an order issuing from
the Superior Court of Vance county in a
cause therein pending entitled d. Y.
Cooper VS. A. J. Wright and wife, shall
ON MONDAY, JANUARY 3RD, 1898,
sell at public auction. to the highest bid
der for ca sh, at the Court House door in
Henderson,, one certain tract OF parcel of
land partly in Vance and Granville
counties, ad ioining the lands of John L.
Wright, Mrs Clarke and others and bound
ed as follows: Begin at white oak at
John l.. Wright'S and Mrs. Ciarke's cor
ner on the North edge of the church path
and run thence 5. SO W. lI6 poles to a
stone. Miss Hamile J. Wrisht's corner;
thence W. DID poles. Miss Wright's corner
in Crews line; thence \. 1919. W. S61a
poles to a red oak Crews corner; thence
5. 81. W. 2o3 poles TO pine, Crews
corner; thence 5. so, Z. IS poles to the be-
ginning. Containing III acres. 1t being
that tract of land bought from Il. E.
Whittke and wife by deed dated 10Th Au-
gust, 1885.
This 21rd Nov, 1897.
A. e. ZOLLlCOFFER,
COmmiSS ioner