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Dropped Dead ne Hls Work.

KoKoMo. Ind, Jan. A.-Hugh John
son, Harrison township farmer, was
found dead Ut his woodpile, where he
had been cutting wood, the AZ still be-
ing in his hands. He evidently fell
dead from heart disease. He was 10
years old.
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Rural Delivery in Wsyne County.

RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. although
the efforts Of Representative Henry U
johnson, Wayne county is to have free
rural delivery of mail L. G. Black
mar, special agent Of the post Office de-
partment, Is in the city making prep
arations to put the plan into operation
February l.
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Administrators Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate of
John II. Daughters, late OF Highland county,
Ohio, deceased. P.O. DAUGHTERS.
Steele & Sans, Attorneys.
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Refused to Can Up the Resolutlon.

Refused 70 Call Up the Resolution.
FRAHKIoRT. KY, Jan. 2l.-The house
By vote Of 80 yeas and 81 nays refused
70 call up from the committee on prop.
ositions and grievances the resolutions
demanding Senator Lindssy's resigns-
Gop.
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steamer Tor the Upper Snake Rixer.

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. ga steamer
to be used on the Upper Snake river
has been shipped in sections from this
city by rail to Huntington, Ore. This
is an incident in a big scheme of
mining development in eastern Oregon
and Idaho,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Allen Cooper vs. Cynthia Jones. Highlsnd
County Court Of Common Please. Case No.
6k88

Allen Cooper vs. Cynthia Jones. Highland
County Court Of Common Please. Case No.
66SS.
ORDER Q11sAkE6QF REAL ESTATE.
In pursud Fder issued from the
Court Of Cd1kon within and for the
at the Sept, tok1R< eof, A. D., 1897, and
Auction Az zion = I, 4, the Court House, in
Saturday 0anuary 20, 1898,
At O'Clock p. m. Of said day the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:
Situate in the Village Of Hillsborough,
County Of Highland and State Of Ohio, being
thirty-three (88) feet OF Of the northwest cor
nor Of In-lot number seventy-three (No. 78).
running ninety.nine (99) feet deep, a. the
same 10 known and designated on the recorded
plat of said town Of Hillsborough. Ohio.
Said premises has been appraised at Six
Hundred (&600. 00) Dollars, and cannot sell for
less than two-thirds OF said appraisement.
TERMS OF HALE-Cash on day Of sale.
8. N. PATTON,
Sheriff Of Highland County.
John r. Horst, Attorney.
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"Dickis, did you get any thing ON
ChSistmas besidss skates?"
"Yss'm got the Group"
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The Weakness
Of q Woman.

Il sOoman wAo has 1e,ed eighteen years, wAo has
been cured after life Of misery and Aves again in tho
sunshine Of ha1piess, speaks to other seonen in yo,ds
of uncertain meaning.
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"I've just been taking gas"
"Toothache 2"
"No talking to an insurance agent" !
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There Is q Glass Of People

There Is q Glass Of People
Who are:injured Uy the use of coffee.
Recently there has been placed in all
the grocery stores a new preparation
called GRAIN-Q made of pure grains,
that takes the OF coffee. The most
delicate stoma teives it without dis.
tress, am en tell it from coffee.
1t doe as much. Chill.
drep HI Hith great benefit.
Is H136 sk package. Try it.
of 64DUinR it means: Il have
bed INTRODUCED to her fathers dog"
If the coattail looks like porous plas.
ter full OF holes: II didn't get the shot
at hardware store"
Coattail with large, open.faced tear
on the bias: ~ scaled the back fence"
Dust on the coattail: II had pain.
full interview with her papa's boot"
Coattail ripped up to the collar: 81
had two 1eap-year proposals at the same
time."I hicago News.
A thrill of terror is experienced when
brassy cough of Group sounds through
the house at night. But the terror soon
changes to relief after One Minute Cough
Cure has been administered. Safe and
harmless for children. w. R. Smith &
Co., Druggists.
Magistrate-You were drunk, of course
when the hold up men went through
b "a USs.pner-1 was, your
M ote tn lot everything you
Pris( l. hing, your honor,
excedt ~ ID in my watch pock.
ct.
Magistrate-The fine will be So. Call
the next case.-Chicago Tribune.
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HuMPHR REYS'

CURES
No. Fever, Congestion.
No. 2 Worms.
No. 8 Infants Diseases.
No. 4 Diarrhea.
No. Coughs & Colds.
No. 8 Headache.
No. 10 Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
No. ii Delayed Periods.
No. 12 Leuchorrea.
No. 13 Group.
No. ~ Skin Diseases.
No. is rheumatism.
No. 10 Catarrh.
No. 27 Kidney Diseases.
No. 34 Sore Throat.
No. II Grip & Hay Fever.
Dr., Humphrey Homeopathic Manual Of
Diseases at your Druggists or Mailed Free.
Sold BY druggists, or sent on receipt q 6Gts.
Scots. or 81. Humphreys' Med. Co., Cor. William
and john Sts, New York.
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VI sOsvs sss:ah - % asy;. 10 psy III esssI
On. J. l. STEPHENS. LEBANON. ONO.
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Magistrate-The fine will be 81. Cal
the next case-Chicago Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09
5735
To Ranchcrs.

Don't lot var talk keep you from
scedlng big cropof wheat The loud
er the talk the more wheat you should
sow.
Don'tlet the thought ofasummer cam
paign and fall election keep you from
planting 8 big crop Of potatoes. The
more yon think about election the more
potatoes you should plant.
II war does come and you have big
crop Of wheat on hand you will be hap
py while the other fellow does the light
ing, and Il you have big crop o. poia-
toes you may get more money for them
than the other fellow will save out OF
his Office. n war does not come wheai
viii bring a good price anyway and u
the campaign be tame you will get more
real comfort from big crop Of potatoes
than the other fellow in tame politi'
cal campaign.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09
Boys When School is Out.

What shall We do with our boys when
school Is out il a question puzzlinz
many parents. The vacation will be a
long one. There viii be many days for
play and idleness. Yes, what shall We
do with them.
For one thing, don't LET them loaf In
the streets and alleys. A boy at home
Is worth six boys In the street and al
ieys. II he must be idle let him be idle
and play at home.
THE NEWS feels a genuine pride In
the change which has come over the
boys in Blackfoot. A few years age
there were many idle boys in town
some OF them were big boys too, but Il
is not the case to-day, nearly all have
employment and are honest and faithful
In their work. Those at work are hap
pier, they are more contented, more
cheerful, dress better, and have brighter
expectations OF the future. II parents
would save themselves from harsh ans
censorious criticisms they will not turr
their children loose under the eyes o
the public 10 play the plays OF the idl'
and mischievous.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09
A Fe~ Byar Figures

Fow fEe consideration Of those vino
are eE4z0Eo1s for s&r THE NEWS gives
sozse EFures CLEANED from the Ameri-
ez1 Civil wsr. Is will be seen that war
L expressive. : destructive and i pitt
less z1d cruel-
Here are the Egnrss.
The navy cost az 90, go ia lss2, s63,-
oogOoo in 1874. ss5, ,oo0. go in 1864 and
sIZ. so. 90. in 1855. The war de-
r@rsnens ssss.0e0.00o. $50. .Oo0. 90,
sas0. .0es. .0o0a and 81 .osl .0Oo. coo. confed-
crate cruisers captured or destroyed 50
SHIPS. - bsigs. s. schoOaers and other
vessels syirg the American flag The
UnsO1 eees captured or destroyed 135
sehoo1ers, Iss sIoops, 81 steamers and
10 other vessels trying TO run the
blockade. The FederzIs wiShdreW
so. gss rDen from other pursuits The
ccrfedeszses withdrew over G00. 600
In 1855 the United States provost
marshal general reported that 81. .5s.
men On the Union side had been kiiIIed
| IN battle, 5i.722 had died Of theil
wounds. Is5.2s7 had died Of disease
total deaths 1888; total desertiou'
10. .Io5. A partial statement on ths
Confederate side declared that I53, 81
had died 10 battle Of wounds or diseas,
and IOg. AS had deserted. During th'
war the Union troope captured 476sl6
Confederate prisoners; the Confederate
trocps captured 2I2.60s Union men. O
the latter zs.525 died in Confederate
prisons, while %, ,T7s Confederases diet
IN confinement.
During the civil var the ordinances
department on the Federal side servet
out 70 the army 1,se2 cannon, 4.022. 90
rifles, 2.3s0. 600 equipments for foot an
horse. I2,O00 tons Of powder, 5000 ton
Of shot and I,022, 100000 cartridges
The total cost Of both sides has bee
estimated at over %, 500, ,0o0, 600.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09
Reservation TO BE Opened.

Rsceirer George d. Rogers. Of the
Blnckfoos land oeSce. received this,
Friday. morning blank bond from the
commissioner u the general land ofice,
which, when filled, Is 20 cover nDOneys
from the sales of Indian lands.
This additional bond indicates that
she commissioner il expecting she rati-
6easion a the treaty with the Fort
Hall IndEAns by Congress at an early
aay. and that the receiver will be han
ding noneys from the sales in the near
future. This looks like the opening 10
reality.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09
Dorm on the corored business.

Down On the CoIOred business.
@Dey's one thing gwfne ter be bad
On the euIlud race, eff dey has war;"
said an old darkey.
ssAnd what's that"
s'WeII, szh, 'fraid dey1l promote
some er dem
ssWhy, you should rejoice over that y
ssSo, suh--not mel I done see too
much er dat Wy. once knowed ez
peaceabui en- socfable q nigger ez you'd
fn' in o fortnight; but he jined mill
tary comp'ny. en- der made him kun
mel, en- dat wuz de ruination er hfml
He des quit workin'. en- strut. en- strut,
ter beat de lanT De town WIZ too small
ter hoI' him, en- he moved ter bigger
one, but he sweIled ont too big fer dat,
en- he keep a-sWelIin' en- a-swellin'
night en- day.
ssHe mos kill his TO chillun, kase
dey wouldn't call him 'kunnel,' en- his
wife hoF her head 30 high dat she
knocked de shingles of de shedi
sSo, suht / wants mighty few kun
neIs in my raee-few, en- wild purtl
long stretch er country between 'em.'
Atlantis Constitution.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09

Da0r Peyntar ians sesprnsa - E.la.;,,-
ieoi and resumed his sid s.osli1aas ss 1he
Asylum During the fall ana saraer
Aar. fesnsar toek oenrse sd s1nsv al
the sams Medical callsse. u. Lanls.
Judge Stevens came np f.-em hss
Eiaesdsst ranrh Tuesday sxs.asazsg -
hear rsaat she saF dsgs hse a,ae.n sssna..s
is's'se Aaa were IN Pass4Li 81 me gsandss
hFena.
The fwesny4hEe fEsnssnd Assasrs rs-
Eard offered ser shs nnunAeresw a
WhiiaeF. fhe nsae snserssrenaers. Of
Gem, Sofzh Edabe. ksas kseaxas wesz a
nasaes~ u sae basa aesansrss Il rE,s
East.
a chasasr q skse Orser q ske Eat
ern Star Sll - sastGsusss Sc ssss Ma
souie hall, Blaakfses. Sasssssy erezsnx.
April fsh- yasssEng Esezasers a.e ez-
rsseaed snen Po-ssease, A6ss.s FaEls.
Market Lake azs1 Fars Hall
Services ~ tss Bsssass eArsxh ssn-
esy - feiaewE PrsAeAisg bT tie ras-
tor ss is>sg = n Szb5aa- .STss Res
arree<sca q chsasss lie yasne /. ske
chrlssAan sysseza-~ szo2sy seAssss II7ss
a. N Is the egenlng tie S-za1ng ses.sss
wfil gise a. Essser exerease i. .sTAe
LAgbs from sne Tozss~ eoassssEsx o.
~asse. reeassz50as sn1 osher ap,rvvws.
s.e eEernAsss- Soag service b. -
yosag saopse - ssla
Cap Head. as ca siEse esn6zesar 9.
ibe Boise kraneh has haen xsSen -.
rss O. sAs naa4= line 70 raAce q ). B
wiiaeT ~b0 gees - fse wo.oS Rlves
sxa1sh. szd z ,. DSlbseF - sh< wcvI
River franeA % zaASe frs4gkt eos1srSos
On tie sesos6 1iElsson- "a Fle~=f-g
saosssss He~id % sEae Bosse hvareh
And - Is gees i the shlssigig 81 rzsl
rlsa lie.
~ fhe &eshosiss ehzrrh. sexs San
dAy. Easter ssy sill be spsros~sssel,
Observed - al q ihe services. a. ~
nsorslng sesssoe 81 Ie<s9 tie Ressrree
sAoc wiIl he sp9ru4ebed snser . r~a
tine II sbosgkt Sabbath schoot Ease
lesson - iIsfss Epwor1h te4gse AZ go
Ssbleefs -.Ess.er Thanksgiving a
TO . rew and spien6s5 COsceEs ses
vice. called .'EIopafs Messenger wiI
bs given b tie Sunday sSh0ol- Al
are CORDIALLY lEsitea-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09

There Is considerable talk of opening
up the Houston copper mines again.
David s. Morgan will leave for Ne
vada Saturday morning, where he will
engage in the cattle business.
Justice George L. Wall officiated
Tuesday at the marriage of Emile nj.
Remand and Mary I. Boast, of Butte
City. Montana.
And behold the day is at hand when
the dealer displayeth his fishing poles.
and the school boy playeth truant and
betaketh himself to the river where the
fish biteth not and the fisherman goeth
hungry all the day long.
l was reading an advertisement OF
Chamberlain's Cholic, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy in the Worcester Enter
prise recently which leads me to write
this. can truthfully say never used
any remedy equal to it for collie and
diarrhoea. ] have never had TO use
more than one or two doses to cure the
worst case with myself or children
w. A. STROUD, Popomoke City, Md
For sale by Hull & Greene, Druggists
Soon time for parasols and sun um
brellas. Biethan has just received al
elegant line.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09
The Newss Almanac.

THE NEWS Almanac for the month
ef April says
High winds prevailing In Congress
si0n2l halls.
The calm at the White House may
be followed By clouds heavily charged
with lightning and thunder.
When Lee leaves Havana look for
storms to follow.
Cuban waters will be the storm Gen.
ter the first days of war.
High winds. heap talk. sweeping
over the country from East 10 West.
Arctic weather prevails at the Span
ish capital
Mckinley keeps kool. kahn and kol-
Iecsed-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09
AN EaFORE4xT DECISION.
Of Great Lnferest 20 Loan Conn.
pan6esL


Sn2re Ss&au5rna, &C the Lat seru os
sase @aasrses e9ars, ID and for Bingham
eaazzg, rxnaersd Izdgmens On fwo
eassss against r. H MeAlfizser and
wstss wA5eA viii aspear 81 something
zes 20 tie resEess af THE News and
wlas kss ef isseress 20 loan companies do
lag haaszzess is the eeunfy.
The tasgmen1s we're In the ease Of r.
LSEzngssan.e q CO.. Va T. r. MeAIIlsser
sa1 wife The plafnffss loaned the de-
feass&nss Eno1eF On real estate secured
hg mortgage Ia the sufts Judgment
Nas gSSen n favor Of the plaintiffs for
tie snpald principal Of their debt
sz.sosnEEng 20 s1 ,s2325, which i made
. lses CO MeAIElsser's Lznd, and anoth-
es ta1gzens was gfvsn agafnss Meal
ksesr and wife IN favor or the State ol
I1zk0 fsr fhe beEeEt Of the schools o.
BE1zkan eoazsg for 81 ,zsa5o, the lat,
ser Ss.Sgmesr 30 rendered because o.
the fscs th4s ske noses giEsn the mort
gage esEzpaEy were us1ri0gs, and shs
sszzs represezzs she interest oz the orig
En2l bsaE q 5000 q the rate Of 10 PEI
os1s frsra the tinse the mortgage wa.
gives Tie MeAIiIssers sIII have d
sag the prfnefpel and interest on th,
so@ns oh&aLness, kss the Mortgage Co
Iosss tie fsseTess because its notes wer,
ssSrSoss- ThIs i the first case Of th,
kind eser PASSED apo1 in the distric
caszss q BsnghSa CosEsy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09

George II. Holbrook and II. w.
Curtis are taking in the sights OF Zion
this Conference week.
Az the municipal elections in Idaho
the women cast from 80 to so per cent
OF the votes for town Offices.
The Populist vote in the municipal
elections OF the state Tuesday WIS not
OF sufficient numbers to encourage the
party for the fall election. The average
vote at Idaho Falls was less than 40,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09
New Flour Mi.

Shelley. esfsrprisisz shelIey. Il rnak-
Ing prepAr@fioss % bald ; neH Sour
mill and hare ts ready for The fail crop
os wheat. Il il 70 be bsiIt near Snake
rsFer ssd Win Be run by ~ater pouer-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09
Notice for Publication.
Land ofiice at Blackfoot, Idaho.
ApriI rlh, Issts.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Blackfoot, Idaho, on
May igth 1893, viz. Charles b. Wilson, for the
Lot 4, Sec .. aud Lots 1, : and ,, Sec. 0, Twp. )
s., X. 81 u.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
G. A. Macrae, A. Christensen. ID. Tolmic, J.
Jensen, all OF Little Blackfoot, Idaho.
LORENZO 4. THOMAS. Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09
Y information for Wonnen.

Some statistician who has made
study Of the subject gives the following
information for women in the matter Of
chances 70 marry:
l. Between the ages Of Is and 70, she has
one chance In - 10 marry.
q Between the ages Of % and n she has
ore chance in -.
q Between fhe ages Of 3 and % she has
one chance in eight.
4 Between the ages Of 90 and d. one
chance IN a
s. Between the ages Of IS and %. the score
against her Il y toI-
G. From 70 20 "A years OF age It IS So TO L
:. From "a 20 81 years Of age IL is II0 TO l.
& From IS to "a years Of are It is 9s5 to1-
Then under the caption "a Practical
Guide 20 Women Contemplating Mar
riage," this information i submitted:
L widowcrs. aged Is TO "a, are the cham
pfon marrying men. The matrimonial value
OF other men is indicated BY the order In
which they are named
2 widCwers aged IS to "A.
q widowers aged 20 20 H.
4. Bachelors aged Is to %.
S. Bachelors aged % 70 "a
Q. widowers aged As 20 81.
Z. Bachelors aged Is 10 a.
G. widowers aged IS to- g.
q. Bachelors aged As TO 81
| 10. widowers aged IS and upwards
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09
idaho Elections.

Tuesday's municipal elections IN IDA
no as far AZ can be learned. resulted as
follows:
Idaho Falls elected straight Demo-
cratic ticket.
Pocasello, a silver-union ticket.
Mountainhome, two Democrats, 'Wo
Mckinley Republicans and one SILVER
Republican.
Nampa elected the Citizens ''cAe'
by large majority.
caldwell, the Progressive ticket
which was named in opposition 70 sun
day closing.
Payettc elected a mixed ''cSe' y
Democrats and Republicans.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-09

4 new lot Of baby carriages at Bic
than's.
wANTEp--A small ranch, Tor easn'
aaaress q. Machold, Blackfcot.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-16
& WESCOTT.
AROUND HI TOWN.

Rocker,
Nice Rocker,
Cheap Rocker,
Good Rocker at Taylor's.
A. c. Hosmer was down to Lincoln
this week.
ID. +. Turnkey left Thursday morn
ing for Lincoln.
Rubbers for German Socks 9 1.35.-
GALUsHA & WEscoTT.
Mrs. John Shirley and Children left
Wednesday morning for Chicago.
Ethel Cummings has been quite sick
for some time past but is able to be out
again.
Perry Beardsley returned heme the
last Of the week from a several months
stay in Iowa.
Randolph McNitt was in Blue Hill
Monday looking after a clients inter-
ests in a law suit there.
Money to loan on real estate at low
rates. Can furnish money same day
of application &C. w. KALEY.
Gold Williams of Riverton, q mem.
Der of the Third Nebraska regiment,
was here the last of the week.
Miss Lois Pope returned from Lin
coin, where she Is attending school,
Friday night, called home by the seri-
Gus illness of her father.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-16
CITY NEWS.

billiard Bedford is visiting friends in
Omaha this week.
Large crowds are being attracted to
the Methodist church.
See those new rockers at Taylor's be
fore buying Christmas presents.
The ga horse blanket, the best on
the market is sold by j. o. Butler.
Mems arctics cheaper than any place
in town.-THE CowDEN.KALEY Co.
John Polnicky was in Blue Hill the
first of the week as a witness in a law
suit.
Have you seen j. U. Buffers new line
of ga horse blankets, fur and plush
robes
The best cheap coal on the market Is
Sheridan. W. q. Roby sells it and also
Maitland.
Buy yonr boy a Refer overcoat.
They are stylish, warm, cheap.-GALU-
sHA u WEsCOTT.
What would make a nicer Christmas
present than a nice dining table9 See
them at Taylor's. ~
w. w. Wright has the finest line OF
stoves in the valley. Call and see
them and get prices.
10000 babies wanted to have their
photoes taken by Sayles the photo
grapher Of Red Cloud.
Mrs. Blanche Yarger left Tuesday
night to join her husband who is sta
toned at Palmer Lake, Colorado.
+. E. McKeeby was in Guide Roch
Monday, called there in consultation
with a local physician in a serious case
Of sickness.
The Burlington route has made .
special rate of one fare for the Nebras
ka State Teachers Association at Lin
coin, December 90 and 81.
Get your sale bills printed at this Of
fee and the announcement of sale will
be printed in the paper during tn,
time preceding the sale day free o.
charge.
John Kessler Of Leesburg, Illinois
q brother OF Henry Kessler the affabl,
clerk at Miner Bros, arrived in tn,
city the last Of the week and will max,
this place his future home.
Examiner Gilchrist has complete,
his examination Of the books of Count,
Treasurer Robinson and found every
thing .. X, and pronounces them tn,
n~eatest and best kept t~reasurer's rec
ords In the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-16

Examiner Gilchrist has completed
his examination Of the books of County
Treasurer Robinson and found every.
thing o. X, and pronounces them the
neatest and best kept t~reasurer's rec.
ords In the state.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-03-30
LOUIS TWO CANOES.
Picturesque and Familiar in Quebec
is This IrOquis Chief.

A familiar figure in the province of Que
bee and to passengers on the St. Law
renee steamboats, is Louis Two Canoes,
chief Of the Iroquois Indians in that re-
gion and most skilled of pilots on the
great river. His real name. they say, is
NoWitekuhOnwake, which fact accounts
perhaps for the gravity Of his countenance,
the title being one calculated to make life
seem a real and serious thing, and to re-
press all tendencies toward frivlity Of
mind.
Be that as it may, Louis is about to
make a. voyage longer than those to
which he has been accustomed, and Is
to steer the best course he can through
RAPIDS at least as dangerous as that at
Iachine. In other words, he is going to
London for the purpose of asking the
queen to intercede with the United States
in behalf Of his tribe. which numbers
about 1000, and secure for them re-
REVEAL Of the lapsed treaty by which they
could cross the boundary with their be-
longings and without paying any duties.
Louis is a tall dignified man, very pic
turesuue in his native dress. He is sixty
eight years old, and was born within
short distance Of the spot where he now
lievs. His tribe has at times rendered i'm
portant services to the government Of Can
ada. Louis was the first pilot down to
Ottawa river. He is intelligent and ear
nest, and has learned that he can get an
audience Of the queen, before whom he
will plead the cause of his tribe He is
proud of his IroQuois blood and declares
that her majesty has no more loyal SUBJ
jects than the members Of his tribe.-Pitts-
burg Dispatch.