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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11
WOMAN STATION AGENT.
seafhern Gari who Has HEAD Her Pesa'
tica fer Years

tiea fer Years
A youRg woman with college diplo-
ma and the degree OF A. B. Is apt 70
look for higher sphere Of nssful-
ness than that OF station agent. But
In the South there are not many posl-
tons open 10 woman. Those who are
reduced In circumstances take the firzt
opportunity which offers itself. and
generally make a success Of IL. Miss
Susie ~ LAsiey OF Rowland. KY. Ii one
81 this type. she bslongs 10 3 good
southern family. She Ia an ofteially
authorized station agent and she 10 emily
= What Is more, she has held the po-
sition for two years. AT Is she gradn-
ated from South Kentucky college AZ
Hopkiasyiiie. and soon secured po-
sition as assistant 70 her brother. Who
held the agency which the young wom-
an herself now nils. Then. when the
brother went Of travelling IN Central
America and his successor suddenly
died. Miss Lasley. who had meantime
been keeping her eyes open and learn
ing all that xas 10 be known about =
railroad station. was called 70 al the
position As 70 the ability Of = WON
an 70 an such position. :" says Miss
Laslsy. 4 quote the comment Of the Of
hefzls who said al the close Of the rear.
Your service has been altogether sat
istaetory. The requirements. she
goes on TO say. are a good general ed
ueztion. with qulckness and accuracy
IN mathematics The characteristics
demanded are good memory, quick
Judgment and self-reliAnce. combined
Eita good temper. Ny experience has
proven that the place can be success
fully allied BY woman. I believe that
clerical railroad work. though as yet
an untrfed field FOR women, ID a most
interesting and eongeniai occupation,
and girls who are looking about for
means Of livelihood would do well to
take Il into consideration.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

Many beautiful facts cone 70 lis ~
the study of the career Of RosnAass
fths late eminent scienttso. Ons 81
sAsn Il very powerful Aftsr bis esa-
version he was able 20 explode . CERTAIN
popular faIlscy II 10 nrmiy rssssa
melton In maay minds that msn Of Sol
saes are prsyAilingly. aAa svsa asess-
sariiy, uaseiisvsxs But Professor rs
raanes says: -Wken ! was ~ Can
bridge there was GALAXY o. esaiaS IN
that department. cmssating from Aat
place such ~ had never been eaaA1isd:
and the curious tking In our prsssas
connection n that all the msst iaas-
trious names we're ranged ca the aids
OF orthodoxy. Sir w. Thompssa. BIT
George Gabriel Stokes. Professors Tai,
Adams, Clark-tiaxxell and cayisy--
not 10 msation o aGmhsr Of Lesser
lights. sueh ss Rcuth. Todkuntss. Fsr-
rcrE, ete.-wsrs all avewsd chTissi2as. :
II 10 necessary 10 addaes frcn tins 70
time 2ersoaAi evidence Of thss aAaAsr~.
What RsAaaes thus spseihsd % sas Of
the MOST important eonsiasratisss In
the controversy between faiEh aaa an
belief.-cAristian comBonwsalth.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

longer conceal from you that I have
decided to renounee eelibaey. Yes. /
DR. Pennors. the humble post. am
thinking Of marrying; and 1t Is from
and-and one other-that I ex.
pect my happiness"
General stupefaction, Was the doc
tor mad? He continued:
Il know very well that can be bu,
q father and q protector TO one so much
younger than myself, but as I have no
heirs / wish. before taking a seat in
Charon's boat, to join my ancestors IL
the Eiysian fields-I wish TO give my
self the satisfaction Of having made al
least one person happy in this world.
one who will mourn for me when / am
gone. Here Is my will. You may read
1t at your leisure. Just NOW / ask you
for the hand Of Miss Lucfe Mahaie-
whom loye-as father
A deep emotion followed the inelina-
tion to laugh which had at first taken
possession Of every one present. for
they all appreciated sincerely the gem
erosity Of the old man in taking this
cOIeuH step.
They felt, however a kind Of uneas-
mess. for a recent occurrence prevented
the realization Of his wishes In that
direction. The head Of the family did
not hasten to answer, so embarrassed
was ne By this singular situation.
1t was Lueie herself who came 70 the
rescue. Leaving her seat near Adrien.
sne went 10 the doctor and softly took
his hand. Kind friend she said
much moved, believe am deeply
touched BY this testimony OF your AZ
lection. am the more troubled by il
because fear to pain you By giving
ING reason which forces me TO decline
your offer. But II. as you say. you real
y love me as father, hope" she
oiushed as she thus stammered and
looked helpIessiy to her adaptive faith
er. The latter. having recovered his
eomposure, came forward.
We would soon have told you. dear
friend. Ny son Adrien and Lucie have
just become engaged. They love each
otnsr and ] heartily approve Of an ar
ransement which assures happiness for
my adopted daughter. had not
thought Of your candidacy. to be sure.
cid comrade."
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

When . EAn saliss ainasssi With the
cAureA Of christ. beeomss . nsnseF
IL tbs scasehoad Of God. and taxes mp
on kiAsslf voluntarily esrtzin VOWS that
axs related to his daily life. people are
5asttnsa In expecting 70 see tbs ckrtss-
hfs ressctsd IN bis life. The cAarse-
tsristiez II ths Chriss should aaa COO
st&at AID gracious expresssoa IN his
hss: Cor Il Il now. OF snEhs 70 be, hid
With Chrtss IN God. He has yisla@A
himself 20 Christ. and ought 70 be
willing 70 make any ard every sac
rfaes aad sarFszdsr that hls allsSaxses
70 Christ demands ThLs mar msan
that he Ia 70 wAik con8lstentiy before
God and among men. and IAss hs IL
20 20 oaiy those thtnxs that are veil
pleasing In Gods sight. II he taIis ID
this. hls pross@saon 70 christ 10 worss
thaa v2ia- II secones bloch q stans-
ssias % those VIA ara weak Ia the
faita. and source Of graz 10 tks
cAarcA. &C ArsstIan Aasocmts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11
A FRIENDS ADVICE.
And what it led to.

n Is rpt . ro--rz ocrEre1c< that a
s-se1dfy wrr6 s5nE5s 5r me means u CIV
ing resr1y tzr1y Yeas ID kaprzneRs and
k<zfzA . She Sse-ssz EteSi1g ne 1dxsce !.
xx--zrd- TINS Was zzr GzS- VIII Mary
IsRgz-6 Al tErztF-1-r she vas 1ERgg1zs
o4t her ears II Ez1s-rs- AZ s1z1y4e7r s=E
Er1s herself 50 aEs4Ee zz5 stray Ek= Eaz
Eown-k tzR5 ~sztE sazzzf EaAzr y19-E@-
wpzaz. AID sscks bark SE EE1r1y-x5x
ESppF. E-nz-E<zl years q 7z4zs-Tr- BGt
Let her 1-l1 Ee- szrry-
T1i--y-szz years xEc ! RAJ great t-1zzi-
VII nv zsr--- IEE 4saclsrs E12SESE t.x1
TIERS were eGEH-S g-swzzE S1 r. ard tAsF
E41s1-re1 my sale m Al G1s-- - kzrz =e
rez5eE was - 1Ex- zEEe e&-1S1x ny
1srr1x as ! zza21rrsSs HEs zz~ avg years
he1weea Ene rxsz n my she xDE rne
k5ss1rrs ! was n E1zE.zNz zx1s~-T. Hnd
wsrE wxs a &-z< n M xz1z ~ S-ias--rr
81 ze1set- 15rrEzE1=1F 17- -ze. EgwrrE-. q
friend ADVISED NJ N Ezk= IT. Ares Sar-
srrs-z1zs- E11 E-ssz2F Tse-zGs1-1 z- - 2Ek-
-es=1z- csz-se 81 T. Ehez E-sz r1r-
E-1ce1 -Akz=g t1e Sa-szrzrzllE mr. sa3<
YVES 80 Fsszz8zA EEz1 cgE16 ne 4zzz~z z1y
dress. AID Der tE- ] Id Hzf yea axr
--z7e1- 5s1 nv 1-se-& sSw1se1 E- - Ser
srFcTe AID relies was sz1< - cSzt ard
Game 4 I'D las h4rprz-&- as ! say.
rE-zx-s1z yeas ara Mr. EzE-E EGs nerc-
ErrES4ez Ee sz2ct- zz@ 1Grz-g 1Eege Te4-s
hare yESse< 11zDzE1 The zzrs1 c-zrscz1
Fse-1o1 81 a wDzzzs s14s Ezt11zt azy raE
<1E1z- zreESze- AT 1e-zKy a. E5xTrls-%
rrzrs # z-e ] xz zr1z~e s-1 st--zE z-5
- - = e-a-1'H --=s~F s-sf- --sszs@ ~s-<e=
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11
a SHARP GUESS.
Az American Gin ThoaEhs she Nae
solved the Puxxie.

Il you walk Chestnut street steadily
. week or more yoH are fairly sure 10
see some one wearing above the eabow
on the left sleeve OF his spring over
coat band Of black cloth six lnrhsa
wide. II IL the latest form OF mourn.
ing here, and although il Il the in
variable form in England and on the
continent. especially in the northern
part Of Germany. Il has begun lust
lately 70 grow popular in this country.
says the Philadelphia Times. The Gus
tom brings up the experience OF a
young girl graduate who was travel
Ing in Europe last summer with an an
too-qUizzicai father. They we're in
Hamburg and part Of q letter written
from there follows. We saw them
everywhere. from the time We left the
Hamburger Hof until We reached the
Circus Rentz in St. Paul's every where
these men With black bands on the lef,
arm. For a long time couldn't guess
what they were. and after a while
father told me tney we're doctors and
that the German Eovernment-you
know what g strictly paternal govern.
msnt Germany compelled ali
practitioners to wear these bands 40
that any one would know them Instant
" It's for the convenience OF the
people hunting in q hurry for doctors
suppose. said TO father. and could
see ne was struck by the quick way I
saw the point. There was one curious
thing about them. and that Il thai
these doctors all looked sad. sald
to father supposed 1t was because
there were 90 many Of them that they
didn't make very much, and this he
also said was correct"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11
To Denver. omahs. -. I.sul.. cas~.w. -
Bostoa.


The Denver A Rio Crande rniIrn.d
Scenic line Of tho world-anaoano.s nav
aad important additions 70 thetr alrr.av
wen arranged sleeping car servics ia ths
future this popular line viii run thrgvvt,
weekly Pullman Tourist slsepars to ora
"a Chicago, New York ard Boston alao J,
- Louis without change. These 60.
WIZ start from Portland, oreron arr.
giving bensftof through serrlcs on or
gon short Line 40 well a. FROM ali rr,.h
points The ezcuruions are per.onailv
conducted and furnish all the coavenieaee.
q regular Pnllman sleepsrs al lesa tban
naif the cosk The 81. Louis car win &c.
Y. >. L stations every Thursday and 90.
osn via Rio Grands Western rallwaS
every Friday morning. The Omaha fsh,'
eAsc, View YORK and Boston slaeper III,
leave 9 =. L. stations every weans.a.x
ana salt Lake every Thursday ryanIn~
'aas sfordias the inssiimabls pr,vilsvs !,
AtNeivshour lay-ovsr in Ssls Iska o..
sor rates and all details, write 10 a
2 neyins, Genaral Agent, or II. NJ cu.h,,.
!. I: A, d. AR. O. Railway. s.lt 80,
eity, or any Oregon Short linz ~ -
sF-aoo western ticket auent
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

-1=y yszzge- ~o~z=- Ever st=c> Ev
IecvFe-y J hare taken a coz pie 81 Ast-ies
81 DE- 4 F<x7s SETszr 4-zGt2 tNgA spxa2E. za3
an rz11E satisfied 1kzt ] eve ay Eso1
heRisl - sk8s treatment J give this 1@szs-
xzazERl FEzesF II 1se hope that il zay
-zccE tE> eTe cs same pcS- sz@rrxr.--
Mani 1-zx1Ax-a, Eo11ss9ck. Ozt-
Dr. AyeraS Szrsz rzrlzsz has wo- its wxv
- every cprzrE 81 tEe wurI6 BY the praise
II lis f1sr11s; t1ose VIC have s1se3 Il nzz
N7D kzcE tArF were czT~G BY ske nSe -
sze -e=rzy- There IS ns1Az-g 50 sfreEx
as this re-s1zzl 9eStS=czs- II th-ews all
sk@a-s-s ant za-cars tc TIE wfrss ara
Stands R1lsety rrcn th< rack of expers-
SBrS Challenging every skeptac wsfA a
TszszE1re II kmsK. Ayers Szrs4rRzrsga
wttA IS rEGrltyHEg ans xztzttxs1g AcEic= cz
the h41so1 Is , radical remedy Ter every
form q disease tAzt begins IN tainted or
1zr~re bFec& Eelee saErrs sores.
uleerS. bclls. errrtsnzS AID siziEsr dis
eases yield rreZrtiy t. tkls nedscir..
Sarre cases are Eczr stEbbcTa tsz- others,
1ut Es-rszsterce viii Dr- Ayers S4rsxps-
ria zs1slly results IN complete care.
Mary Ltrg4r6 hegzz With = bottle, and
we-t On % coarse Of 2F. Ayers SarsaEa-
ria WE<7 she vas Cured sire realised
TAT J zc1rcize t1st epus6 cure disease
c1E32 Als3 p-eTers II Sc she tccx c9apae
q ssEtAes each sprs-x ard ke+St IN perfect
5rn311- I5r-e are fhc1sazEs Of similar
cases 81 record Soze Of these are
Ezihere6 into Dr. AreTss Czrebock lsttse
book of 80 pages which is se-r free BY the
:. G Aver Co. Lowell EaSs- write 3ox II
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11
ANIMALS. TRADES.
Bees Are Geometrscians ana ca.erpsil.,,
SILK spinners-


Bees are geometricians. The cells
are SO constructed as with the least
quantity Of material to have the larg-
est spaces and least possible loss Of
interstice. says the Louisville CONNER
cial. The mole Ii a meteorologist.
The torpedo. the ray and the electric
eel are electricians. The nautilus In
Navigator; he raises and lowers his
calls and casts and weighs anchor and
performs other nautical acts. whole
tribes Of birds are musicians. Cater.
pillarg are silk spinners. The squfr-
rel IL a ferryman; with a chip or piece
OF bark for boat and bis tail for
sail he crosses the stream. The beaver
% an architect, builder and woodeut-
ter; he cuts down trees and erects botrs-
es and dams. The marmot is a eiviI
engineer; he not only builds hoaaes
but constructs aqueducts and drains
70 keep them dry. The white ant,
maintain a regular army OF soldiers
One whale will furnish from 900 ~
1000 pounds Of bone At San Fran.
cisco the bone 10 split, serted o. 10 col.
or and tied in bundles. These zpllt
pieces are called slabs and Al three -
eight feet long and weigh from three q
seven pounds.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11
FAST TIME TO CHICAGO



ooulmsneing February 8, the new time
card OF the RIO GrsBds Western e.. 80 80
eject. The Atlantic Erpr-.. 49, . 10
Lake City at ga. m. arrivIpv !, San
Ms'@s N. the following porn,-s s-'e.
chicago a. els p. N. the thIra as 49, Aau
ING connsctions with limited ,r.,s. -
chicsgo 70 New York. The sv.n,.. . ION
isaYss a. 1:te p m, arrives :, -. ran
s:is ,. N. the following nisht ana e. .
Asa m shs third day, makiDs.,... 'osso
nscsions with the fast rnorni,g - - s.n'
New York and Boston. no,h :. y. ior
threugh trains are spl.udlaiv = saese
with 81 latest appliances ana 49, ss.pped
and carry Pullman Paiao. "a n. isacos
tourist sisspiag cars a. wall !. Imam
clining Chair Cars. Tiok., am.. 80 no
west Second South street, D. ~ 10y
coIner.l postofica
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

Daring the past two months the Bal
ti-ore and Ohio Railroad company has
received lie nsx box CARS. LIS
douhle hopper grado7Rs. and - coke
cars CT the order % s.l58 recently plac-
e with Pus1zanss Palace Car COM
riHry. the Michigan PsnlnEulzr Car
works. the Missouri Car and Foundry
o0mpszy and the South Baltimore Car
works Deliveries are being made -
rapidly as the cars are completed
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11
HEART OF THE POET.

r Was q bard hacw
10 Do1W Pea
nsrs when he re-
cesvssd m ascry-
Eoas romnunic&-
taon 10 the eject
that he was no
more APT a. verses
than II medicine II
might have been
wise In the woal1-
Be- poet 20 give
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11
ONE ENJOy@

Both the method and resulta wber,
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, ana acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
LAYER and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispcls colds. head.
aehes and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup OF Figs il the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
auced, pleasing TO the taste and 90.
ceptabie 70 the stomach. prompt il
IT'S action and truly beneficial IA its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substance. its
many excellent qualities commend Ii
70 all and have made II the most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs Is for sale In 80
cent bottles BY all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist xho
may not have il on hand win pro-
cure II promptly for any ono who
wishes to try Il. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP ca
,a.,. sxx FRANCISCO. czI
loV'svAxs AZ. kkw F0sx ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

Won will enjoy this publication much
better II ron will get into the habl, or
reading tho advertisements: they win
aaord most interesting study and
will put you in the wsy ~ getting
some excellent bargains our aaver.
tiseFs are reliable. they send wha. they
advertise.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11
Ha-.

Crftsc- There IS too much ne a
yom play PLAYWRIGHT tia sH-prssss--
TOO Eaeh life, Way. wh.r d rou
mean crszAe--Foa sh0uld snsks
asout hnH the characters azs In lie
Ersx arr PEEK
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

Hs--"An ] ever 70 have nay way
sbsat aaytaiags' sAs -of eoarse
res eas a2vs year way wAsa your ~ay
10 the sane - my gay. bat wasn cur
ways are diE9eas. thea III Aay. my
way. Pick -Ne-Up.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

Clean blood means a clean Ekln No
beauty without IL 1,asrareta GsAaay 1sashAr.
NC cieaas year ttood ard ke3ps II essAn, ~
Stirring ap the lazy liver and dFiytnw al i'm.
PARTIES fron Lhs hsay Eegin to4sy
banish pszpses. boit4, hsetehes, a4rk hemsfs
and that ssekiy hssioss ron ple1iSH ~ - kiss
tAecare9s, Ssssty for TEN c~nts All arng
stsis, sztasfaefto1 EnarAnteed loo, a. -.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

My doctor said woasa die. hns Psae,s
cure Tor coasumpsioa cursa me. .-Asass
KslEsr, Cherry Waller. III. Wow. u. Ispo
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

Every HsaH feels thas be wiz cot mighty !
poor figure a. sn Old man
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11
AN opEN lErrEH TO mornssa

~ ar AsstT&iax - ne ee~r1s car FtxNs - ia
e1ssAssNx esT u the s&ec sfsAsgSYftfA 3 ~
kFftftEh > tsAATustsA. ~ eas TrAlss Mar&
!. ps sSEHaei r4ssAer. q HYAsaAz. MaaAs
ssHsstss, sas sss sFixsH&t1s Il PITCHERS
CAsIpsSiA. tas sAssf tAAt Aa3 s0sra aas esss
ns~ bear - sae-NssaAts sasnat@ss e cfsAS n
ft-kFtHEk s1 exsry vFaps~f TAis u lss
crigssal -FTItngAS cAsTuRsA~ vase q
e~sa esd g Ne ha@s-s "a he nsshers &
As4srscs Ter essF taiFsJ yrsrN f4eak earwsaay
~ nc wrsppes asa set tAaf Il u -shs ! ~ ysz
aafr slssTs sosEass zsa kaa IAa sssnas1sx q
CfsAS ~ FLETCHER % sAe wrzpv<r "
ee~ hss sesScFssY fsusn re u sss nv sasns a.
s~ss Tbs CeHs4ss cesrpaRy. e wAaxA cas- q
FleteAes "a Freshest
&ssxA q ta.r, SAAfrKE. PITCHER NJ q
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

Our best friends are apt % appear bad 10
amateur theatrieals
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

No healthy giFI VINO l. uTrg II ysars old
has any business helievtus taas lore Is
caused b Vibrations
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

Every asg has his ssy. Sus fae eaasn1a
has his nxrhts
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

fsaIfs cssarrk car~
h . ecnasstatioaai easS. rxtcs, 10.

Last year Italy sxpsss@a n go snfsea
AL Hseaera ~4sks * art vaiSaa ~ In
taos oze-hAsf " NascA asat "a UerrzssE
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

a serious iaavie Is osseu sAs ru.al a.
matrimonial knot.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

hsa PITY that HsAa caa't assposo q
hts experiences 81 east.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

80 1eFN seskstirattna Fosss@r
Take C&seatvta caaax t,.sA...,. - Is =.
= &C fAAss - care 4saxs "a Fwsasss s,.sr'ss
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

The sssrseh fsa1As,s me nest & is
owner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

The saloon 10 politics supplies the za-
chine with haig-benrsngx-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

CA21y ExzAzrz1r. Gre cors-S -sa-saa terST7r
Ec sc 1fC c C. fail 4ruzgSsts re-E15 s1z1sy
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11
NEW SLEEPING Cans

EASTERN Australia has idooooo sheer
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-11

age a1a there has b~sn ne rstHrn IL A.
disease 1ks cure wAa sffse4u&i asd -
Eaasaf, sna fs@i satisfied EAst no esasr
1sasesss rcu4A kaxs prcdnesA - = arss
o&a . result We fsea recessed over -
rs~tssssasa Of ear s8a. saa exsHss kxs
bet sass s&At Dr.. Mis1isAss Pl1a fsslss }ss
faks F@sPas ara tAs gnSss FnzsaaExzhts -
czAs "a tss ws&F kss
Ns9isocxsry 0f szSAssn xian 60 haa pfnssa
ssoA . haasssnx % Ea&nkana a. DF. VI szlAamx
rtzx ktiA fsF Pals feepls AeEzax aisass
y 50 sns A4osd ana serves. tussKsksslxx
tks ls~ay, reg al&tAsx sac gasstseEs t1~s y
ssows t&s ssr@aEsh Aaa ha@lGA il ia n.
Aaesssd pssasaf whsn sTwry s6esx u ~
rkssasfaa pfosss 9nsFaiitmx
Tk-~s bslas are saaA in hssx - at - csatz i
hex % ssx soxss Ter 81 80, and sssy L. LII
~ al 4Eaxxssss, or direct ~ sa8il fr1m u
Williams Esk2eszs Co.. sek sasezaAy \ Y.
Dsx~~s - stes@ry.
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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-08-18
COAL ROAD NEARLY READY.
RAW Creek District VIII Soon BE
Opened Up.

Belle Fourche, S. D.-The new rail-
road which IS being built into the Hay
Creek coal district from this city Is
RAPIDLY being completed. About sew
enty-fiye men and fifty teams are
working on the grade and the steel
rails are being laid. 1t is expected
that transi will be running by Oct. /.
Engines and cars have been purchased
by the company and they will be de-
livered in "A short time. At the mines,
the Larabee tunnel, which Is several
hundred feet long, is being cleared out.
The vein is nearly six feet in thickness
and has a hard roof, very desirable
feature in a coal mine. The supply of
coal which is owned by this company
in this district is practically mex
haustible and will supply the North
west for many years to come. Prof.
Hemingway Of Chicago has expert
mented on this coal for several years
to find a way of eliminating the ash
and smoke. He thinks he now has a
method which will make a superior
quality OF coke, which will be of as
much Importance to the Black Hills as
the coal itself The price of soft coal
in the BLACK Hills will be reduced at
least ooe.third by the opening up Of
the HaJ Cieck district
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-08-18
Tuesday, August ..

Spaniards at San Juan keep up a
faint show of resistance.
New Workers are preparing a recep-
ton for returning soldiers.
A ship with 800 Spanish prisoners
sails from Santiago for Spain.
Gen. Miles invasion of Porto Rico Is
progressing in highly satisfactory
manner.
Peace commissioners will be named
by Sagasta as soon as the American
reply is received.
SPANS reply has been received at
the French embassy, but has not yet
been transmitted to the president.
Capt. Sigsbee has been transferred
to the Texas, Capt. Goodrich to the
Newark and Capt. Barker to the Ore
gon.