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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
PROGRESS TOWARD PEACE.
Cuban Debt Under Confederation.
Philippine Question Not Reached,

Paris. Oct. 14-Commander Bradford
United States navy, who has arrived here
from Washington, was examined this
morning by the members of the United
States peace commission relative TO the
conditions prevailing and the main feat
ure of interest in the Philippine Islands
with which the commander is well ac-
quainted
The fifth joint session Of the two COM
missions was convened at o'clock to-
day. 1t may be said that the first. Sec
ond and third meetings scarcely penetrat-
ed the surface of any protocol point and
less still the marrow
Last Tuesday, however, marked the
Spanish presentment regarding the Cuban
debt, which has, during recess, brought
the Americans to serious preparations. ad-
justment of their diplomatic forces and
the formulation of plan upon which they
may ultimately stand in relation to the
Cuban phase in their mission here. The
session was two hours longer than any
previous one.
The American reply to the Spanish rep
resentation of Tuesday was submitted and
read. An oral discussion followed. occu-
pying the time until 6:10 o. o'clock. when the
commissioners adjourned until Monday
next.
1t is believed that the Spaniards submit,
ted in their construction Of the protocol
that it was just to consider Spain as hav>
ing equities fairly dischargeable by the
American assumption Of Cuban obliga>
tions. 1t is not unlikely that the Ameri-
cans voiced the conviction that fair equi-
ties to the United States, in war expense,
were incurred by the United States, and
possibly though not positively, the Amer
leans may schedule the value of the bat,
tleship Maine as among the expenditures
possible of classification against the So
called Cuban debt. However, it may be
considered certain that the commissions
have arrived at a point in the negotia tious
from which henceforth the joint sessions
will be occupied by oral discussion, as
well as by written presenta tions of propo-
sitons. The work is now thoroughly en-
tered upon, though it is not likely that any
segment has yet been polished and finish
ed for place in the final treaty.
The Philippine question has not yet been
entered upon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
GEN. GARCIA'S POSITION.
Recognizes the United States Be-
cause He Was So Ordered.


Havana, Oct. 14.-Cosme de la Torri-
en'e, aide-de-camp and secretary of Gen.
Caixto Garcia is quoted in an interview
as saying that the general has not accept
ed any post from Gen. Lawton or the
o'her American officials, that it is not
True he is making a tour of the eastern
part OF Cuba, advising the disbanding of
We Cuban army, and that there is no
truth in the statement that Garcia is go
Ing to the United States for the purpose
u endeavoring to raise a loan, which he
mas no authority to do
me alde-de-camp and secretary furth-
Ct asserted that Garcia has not denied
ue 'esaAty of the actual revolutionary
s"ernment of Cuba nor has he accepted
oe supremacy Of the United States. But
appears Garcia has unofficially express
W ne opinion that the present Cuban gov
''en" OWNS to lack of members and
p''sohoel, could not be considered legal,
quorum was impossible and, there
w. NS actions are unconstitutional.
'' Garcia, it seems, from what his sec
'y SAYS, in all questions of authority
present moment, only recognizes the
--S-chiet of the Cuban army,
,,suso ne recognizes the "transitory gov
'Ds"t OF the United States as a conse-
nara oI iutervention" and being com
10 so.I Wy the revolutionary government
Ame,spl 1t and to cooperate with the
ders rs''''n army at Santiago, he obeyed or
cate tb' Gen Garcia is alleged to adyo-
ar9s or5 C!osest union between the Span
the pas, Cuoans on the island, forgetting
Ing 10 ~ 'H1 uniting in every effort look
The e9l1plshment of independence. :"
The 'a'e ments are considered among
tlal stt,''Il5 here as Indicating Garcia S
t5a frr',1oe toward the United States and
-ulurs of Cuba '''''
day fro7, 'l'Her Dalbey was removed to-
headosa-. 'Hr Irocha Hotel at Vedado the
conm.se.,sfs .,sfs Of the American military
pItal e1s,ll, to the Quita del Rey Hos
Lieu, |L.Hg from malamal fever.
the pu1i,-ll Ciouse emphatically denies
bans g,,i ,'Ie1 statement that 10000 Gu
uoops IN Io-operate with the American
the e,q''. l!e preservation of order after
srds -rb ''9n OF the island by the Span
hat Man. '.'e American officer also denies
cubsr. lnzas win be occupied bv the
that pl,co ""en the Spanish forces leave
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
SOLDIERS SENT no PANA.
Imported Negroes stiII Herded II
SpringAeId's City Hall.

Springfield, H.. Oct. 14-Gov Tanner to-
day sent cavalry Troop D. and B Of Spring
field and Bloomington, and Company Of
Maeomb, Sons Of Veterans Regiment to
Pana to replace the troops recalled from
there Wednesday and sent to Virden.
The colored miners taken from the train
here Wednesday are still herded at the city
han and fed by public charity. Proceed
ings are expected in the United States
Court by mine operators to restrain Gov.
Tanner and the militia from interfering
with coiored men who want to work
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
YELLOW FEVER CONDITIONS.
Cool Weather and jackson Hopes
the Spread VIII he Checked.

the Sprehu VIII lie checked.
Jackson, Miss, Oct. H-The yellow fever
situation Is practically unchanged so far
as the number of new cases is concerned
The thermometer however, Is ranging in
the ffties tonight and there are strong
hopes that the spread OF the infection will
be checked by the cool weather even If
there is no frost. The Jackson report for
to-day is ten new cases, Joe Harben, at
the Baptist Orphanage, Ruth and Ellen
Rietti and r. Condne, a Mormon elder.
and six colored. There We're no deaths.
DR.. Hunters official report from other
points Is: Taylor's one new case; Pop
larvlle, twelve new cases since Oct. II:
Madison, six new cases, three whites and
three colored; Waveland, two new cases (;
Hattesburg, three new cases and one
death; Natchez reports four new cases and
one suspect, all in the northern part OF the
city; Harriston reports three new cases
and three critically ILL., The oxford re-
port gives one new case and states that
a light frost fell last night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
SHIPPING TO DE DIVIDED.
Savannah una Charleston May share
Equally As Troop Fort.

Charleston, s. c., oct. Ex-senator B. r.
Tillman, who has been working to have
troops embarked from Charleston to
Porto Rico and Cuba, has been assured
by Adjt. Gen. II. c. Corbin that the honor
OF sending the soldiers to the islands will
be equally divided between Charleston
and Savannah
To-day Mayor Smyth received from SEN
ator Tillman copy Of a letter from Gen.
Corbin, in which the latter says among
other things: Savannah, Ga, has been
chosen as one OF the ports at which we
shah embark troops. The Secretary Of
War desires me to inform you that he
will give instructions that Charleston also
be used for this purpose. In other words,
he desires to arrange that the shipping
be as nearly as possible divided between
the two ports Of Charleston and Sayan-
nah"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
Louisiana's Condition.

New Orleans. Oct. 14.-The only report
received by the state board OF health to-
day was from New Orleans, one case and
no deaths.
President Souchon of the state board,
at the request of the City Council, the
exchanges and the labor council, has call
ed a meeting of Southern boards of health
to consider the best means of preventing
unwarranted guarantees. The meeting is
10 be held here on Dec. 10.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
MADRID SURPRISED AT DEMANDS

BIancO Ordered to Not Surrender
Further Territory to Americans.
Bayonne, France. Oct. 14.-Acearding to
advices received from Madrid, a rigorous
censorship has been revived there since
yesterday.
Senior Sagasta and his colleagues are
said to be greatly concerned regarding
the demands of the United States govern
ment, which, they assert, not only refuses
to assume any of Spain's colonial debts,
but wants to take the heavy artillery in
Cuba and the floating dock recently sent
TO Havana.
The same advices say the Madrid I'm
parcial announces that the government
has cabled Capt. Gen. Blanco not to turn
over any further territory to the Ameri-
cans until the peace treaty has been
definitely signed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15

ceased companions, Edward Welsh. who
was killed in the riot at Virden Wednes-
day, to the cemetery, the l06 imported re-
groes from Alabama, were quietly SNUG
gled out Of the city and sent ST. Louis.
A subscription was taken up among the
business men this noon and the money
hurriedly raised to get the negroes out
of town.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
WATCHING EVENTS.
Papers Say COnspirators Have Been
Meeting In Versailles.

Brussels, Oct H. midnight.-The Due
d'Orleans. accompanied by Comte Sabran
Cooneteves, has arrived here to watch
events. The papers here believe The re-
ports of coup.
The Etoie Belger regards it as "the
last desperate effort of the French general
staff to save itself from downfall"
Other papers say that the conspirators
have been meeting clandestinely at Yer
sailles and that NJ. Brisson has intercept
ed cipher correspondence pointing 10 d
design to seize fifty prominent republi-
cans.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
COMPLICATIONS MAY ARISE.
Alton Railroad VIII Seek Redress
From the state.

From the state.
Chicago Oct. H-Complications which
threaten to assume greater proportions
than the clash between the federal and
state authorities during the railroad
strike under Altgelds administration
promise to grow out of Gov. Tanners ac-
ton in refusing to allow the Alton road
to unload negro miners at Virden.
General Solicitor Brown Of the Chicago
and Alton left for Springfield today as the
result of conference between the Off
cials Of the road.
Steps will be taken by the Alton to Sc
cure legal redress for the alleged awless
seizure Of the road by the Governor The
officials Of the Alton make no attempt TO
conceal their anger and cast the blame
upon the Governor for interfering with a
common carrier which has authority to
operate as such under state laws.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
NO PRoGREss MADE.
Nothing Positive Results From the
Council with the Indians.

Walker, Mimi, Oct. 1.-THE Indians, in
GLIDING the two delegates from the hos
tile camp. have had their council with
Commissioner Jones, but it is hard 10 see
where any positive progress has been
made.
In one respect the authorities probably
gained an advantage to-day. The Indians
tried to consolidate all the collateral ques-
tons into one issue. The commission de-
cined to allow Il. The men wanted by
the marshal must surrender without any
regard to the other question
AS a result of The conference the In
dians will get together and agree upon a
definite statement of what they want
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
Three HostiIcs currender.

Walker, Mimi. Oct 14-Three Of the
hostiles practically gave themselves up
to-day. but will be allowed to return in
order TO persuade others to come in Bog
Ah-Mah-Ge-Skik sim holds out, but will
be brought in by the Indians themselves
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15

oonmiss' oet 1.-THE Spanish military
to,e t5 ,,a to-day delivered an official
Ing thu nn. ,AIueriean commissioners, CIV
10 Spain " OF Spanish troops shipped
Oct ZG L, 10 the present at 6,617 BY
Cuba win pointed out, half the island Of
''e oeen entirely evacuated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
Pekin Reports a Plot.

London. oct. 15.-The Pekin correspond
emf of The Daily Chronicle says: There is
a rumor in circulation that plot Is on
foot for a massacre of the Europeans
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15

Omaha. Neb., oct. 1.-THE National
Live Stock Exchange meeting was called
to order to-day with a good attendance
Of delegates. President Thompson dellv-
cred an address.
At the conclusion Of the address routine
business was taken up.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
BLANco TO RETURN TO SPAIN.
His Relations with Government
Said to BE Strained.

Madrid, Oct. 1.-THE Liberal to-day says
it is believed in official circles that Capt.
Gen. Blanco will return to Spain at an ear
Iy date, and the paper adds that ''Blanco
will not be the last Spaniard to exercise
the supreme command in Cuba, for 1t is
known that his relations with the govern
ment are strained"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
Mrs. sHERMAN's CONDITION.
She Is stiI Critically Ill From the
PnrnIYtic stroke.

Washington. Oct H.-Mrs. Sherman.
wife of the former Secretary of State.
John Sherman, is still in critical condi-
ton from the effects of the stroke
Of paralysis which she sustained yester-
dav hut is thought this evening to be
somewhat improved. She is not able to
tsiL VET but to all appearances is grad
uajlv getting better. Little fear of serious
results are now apprehended.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
PLOT FRUSTRATED.
Truth Hard to Find In the Many Ru-
mors AnOnt.

mOrs AnOnt.
Paris, Oct. l5.-It is impossible to pick
out the truth from the mass of rumors
current regarding the alleged military
plot. The general idea is that 1t was in
tended by a pretended revisionst demon
stration to insult and provoke the army
into some act which might have led to
the arrest and incarceration Of Drey-
fusite and the proclamation of military
government.
Apparently the Orleanists were at the
bottom of the movement and an English
Duke is mentioned. There is little doubt
that the plot has been frustrated, but
very uneasy feeling prevails.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
REDELLED AGAINST AGUINALDo.

numOr at Manila of MacabuIOs
Fighting the Rebel Leader.
Manila, Oct 14.-A rumor here says that
Macabulos, chief of the five northern
provinces of the Philippines, has rebelled
against Aguinaido, and that hard fighting
has already taken place between the op-
posing factions.
1t Is also reported here that Gen. Rios,
the Spanish commander at Iloilo, has sent
emissaries from that place to undermine
Gen. Aguinaldo's influence, and induce the
natives to demand that Spain retain the
Philippine Islands.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
'on az MarIborougb uouso

borough s.l. 1.-THE Duchess Of Marl-
bit. Of ~, merry Miss Consuelo Wander
Son yesters5" York city, gave birth 10 a
llg RaT 'y Mother and child are do
Uom tho a.. ing to the fastest reports
"-lendlng phYsicians.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
Paris, situation Serious.

London, Oct 14.-The situation in Paris
is regarded in well informed quarters here
as being more serious than at any time
since the Commune
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
British schooner Wrecked.

Newport News, Va, Oct. H.-The British
steamship Enoch, which arrived here to-
day from Antwerp brought the crew Of
the British ichooner Western Belle which
was wrecked off the banks Of New Found
land on Oct. s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15

Washington, Oct 1.-THE marine hos
pitai service received a dispatch tonight
from Franklin, La. announcing thirteen
new cases and one death there to-day
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
NEGROES WE'RE sMUGGLED OUT.

they Got Out of Springfield While
Miners Were at n Funeral.
Springfield. ILL.,, Oct. A-Whie over 1900
miners were lined UP in the street near
the Church Of the Immaculate Conception
ready to follow the remains Of their de-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
Mrs. Lee Desperately III.

Richmond, Va, Oct 14-.Mrs. Fitzhugh
Lee continues desperately Ill., but Is per-
haps q shade better tonight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15

@oorninz. @f ".-The Italie says this
MA ABYSS. iahee has concluded a treaty
'shoda sa,ira., against England in the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-20

tors elsewhere. AS his patrons sO miles west
&C.,, arc aware. And II comes 10 our ears
from his regiment OF customers here ana 70
those far-distant points mat u, W. N"'"' .
a man who will not be worsied III MS ing ~
the race for trade. that his wares are inc o'S'
make, invariably us represented anu su'' a.
urioe, which challenge comparison Win the
stoutest rivals hero or elsewhere In sen
,ane. n ". Curtis is a merchant whom the
like of VIC wish We had more, Tor our proihi-
nence and prosperity as a community 10 urn"
able 10 the brain and energy oil sneh i'en
efforts. He has been In this business sihss
1874. snG is consequently no novice IN Ills iine.
Ia, WAS elected county treasurer. as a h-pup-
lican IA ,ssD, and how we'll no discharged tho
dntie, of his VITAL trust, his election Ia sue
ee,d himself Is the most handsome eommeh-
tary, and the fact that he held this once and
retired from Il, not less but greater in,fehoh'
cd In the confidence OF tho people oi hbs-
ham county, is compliment that no man
could aspire for better one. Ia short H.
M. Curtis is one In like OF whose hands BLACK
foot's future is conferred. As her past prOs-
perity is indebted to him and his kind
F.E DIkAY,
Deputy sheriff, Is young man who has Inn
bedded himself In the popular confidence and
good will by his feariessness, impartiallly and
efficacy, in the discharge OF bis. duties. IL 10
proberbial OF him that he Is no respeet.r OF
classes, In the matter OF fHS0riiisn, -here
duty calls, but he performs II rixGly and
right. and yet modcstiy but meanin.iy.
Appointed To hi, station January iith. t,N,
he has sincs demonstrated that 10 ~as pre-
eminently the right man toe the right place.
True, be Is quite young bat In brain oldes
than many pluheer. and ~ith tho advantage
of the nerve aud energy VI youth 70 psfforni
his duties In ise. January nth. no located
In PocaIello and engaged Ina the grocery bust
mess. under the ngm name u D~kay a fresr.
till lsa. Thence went % Idaho Pals and ran
the Fair Store until l.y7. and up time OF prcs-
ent appointment. In brief. hs Ia quite a.
as he Is popular, and II stout party
support counts for aught, he will bs the asdi
nominee OF his party TOT sheriff and II eiectsd
will be sheriff that every eltAsn VI Binsf.
ham county will b. proud ~.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-20
Contest Notice.
D'pInr ,,,nt Of the interior
uIhilsd states Land 0nlrc
hluCkfGpt Ifiuh, -

h'acktoot, Idaho, July "a. isos (
o, a sufficient con,cs, aa,dav,, ,,,,...
, "'eu " 'hls ONCE by Solomon W 49, ~
I against Homestead Ent,v - IVY. .,'
~" .a naSust lst- lSao, for sy,. sw, e. 90. =,
~, =. SWh NEa. Section % Tnwn 49,, -
,o Nr'h' Range II East. by Tsaac az ,o."'nlI
s seS'ec' IN which IT ia alleged tha, ,', con
,. wholly abandoned tho lana , Wv. sco''
as"" Two years Inst past. having ls,, ~. more
~ ~" idaho for Mexico two years slnco o'o STATE
s mnatevor has been heard from i H., No'h
tlrslv IN. us present Whereabouts hc,na s'"o ~.
,,eoS unknown, said parties arc bo, ,as ' en
touch,n, app'ar, respond aud orer ey,So, ~
w. oo"on'ns said allegation a, 10 n,a,, evidence
aaa 9up'o.nbor 9th, 1904. beforo ,hs 'n ., M
in o,"a ovVcr at tho United states ",F,ssef
~ blookfoot, Idaho. i'es Land ONCE
d,v "e , a,, contestant having IN n ,ro,
sbos MED July % iss. set ror,h p,opor W.
v,co ,nat after due diligence ~ ,e.s which
nv oor this notice cannot he ,ood p''sonai ser
D ,,,,. "r"ered and directed thu, .no, Is hero
''" BY due aud proper puSIlc saS" notice '0
ny,,r GEORGE u. ROGERS poo,,.
WALL Att'ys for conte.,a ,v''or'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-20
Notice for Publication.
Desert Land. Final Prno,I


nj. lnitcd States Land Once.
""oAioot' Idaho. July lsth. i-ss.
-. 'u 1,"s y hereby given that Edna ". = Rich
s.., no". b,nEham County. Idaho. has alc,
"p',oo 81 Intention Ia make proof ON he, n..
'+'nn .laim No. 1920 for the ~. swg to,,
y : and g. Soc u, Twp. -. X. slg and ~,
s ~. part scc. q. Twpt =. aR h.,,.,
'"e n's,s'or aud Receiver at BlneL roo, faaha
a. Inlay ," inc End day Of August. tss4
said land: ''"hatlon oi
yaa,1 ,"rt :. Rich Charles ~ MerrclI. for,,,,
Igobo "' '3"''n J. Rich, aIIof Blntam Copn,v
LORENZO H. THOMAS. Register
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-20
Warrant Call.

Notb-e Is hereby siyru that the following
Ring ham CDanty Warrants uiii b. paii ga
presentation, u presented sithin ~ days frvai
the date OF this ngtirs:
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND
Hegi,tered Sumb.r-.
January 18th, is-. n la lov iuciu,ife.
ROAD FUND
January 18th, Los ptnE
April lbth Isgs. Itots
July Dta, isc EloD
GENERAL FUND
May 18Th, i-9G. no tfs-tto
BRiDGE FUND
MaIch 9Th lsei s.
MA wODpls.
Cuunty Treasurer.
Biackfnos Idaho. July s,th. l,ss.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-20
Land bfiicc az Ma kru1t. tsiAhH
August ii t-at

Land bffcr az flarkrnpt. tlah1
August ii isN
Notice Is hereby given that tn. fsliou ia.
named 'etil"r has nisd goiic- ~ hi. iassathH
tn make hnal proof IN support % biz ciaia.
AMI that said pruuf I'LL be- MAIDS b. fJsr tiss
Register and Reviewer ct nlarkf,.,,. i,iahn. pn
September isth. t-g-. via: Il Huan.is. husband
and sole h"ir Of Anuls : itgunsi,. ,is,-ya,rd
for and In bchalf % sail heir. pa Desert Va
Try No 1874, for the - % soctlua y. rHp.gs.
H. IE,
Tie names tho follosinz sitnSssn. 10 prove
us complSts itrigntiuu and reclamation u
said land, via.
hnronl skc-n y. 2 AaL,olm. Charles Hob
lnson. samuel Davis. all og nl..-kf,.rt tt,t,,
LORENZO Il. THOMAS. Hsst,,,,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-20

The magnificent "limi,cd" ira
The Chicago. Milwaukee aud - n
railway leave. the Union Pacif< ~
At Omaha daily a. s:ts p. m, s'rfs
In Chicago at s:ib the next nxs4
Entire train lighted by electricity z
heated by steam. Ask for ticket -
Milwaukee Route. r. A. SAaA
General Western Asssa
1904 Farnsm ST. Omaha ~
l.. l.. DOWNING. Commercial Az
III South west Temple Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-20
FRANK W. BEANIE

Is name inseperably interlaced with
the history of Blackfoot for IL years
Appointed register OF the U. s. L.nd
Office in 1885, by Cleveland; the office
then being at Oxford, it was two wears
thereafter removed to Blackfoot and
through the influence of Mr.. Became
whose incumbency OF the office, continu-
ed in until 1889.
How well he had intrencbed himself
meanwhile in the confidence and res.
pect OF this people, fact or two tell. He
was sent as member Of the cons,itp.
tional convention in 1859. Was the can.
didate Of the Democratic party for State
senator in 1890. Was a member n, tho
Democratic National committee from
1917 to 1895. Was the nominee for sber.
i'll in 1894, facts these, their owp hos,
commentary on the man, and poten,
hls voice in his party's councils and in
directing the destinies Of the silver
Democracy.
Mr. Became is the leading land attor.
ney OF Blackfoot, doing IL is common1,,
admitted 90 per cent Of this practice
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-20

GsoRdg II. THOMAS n
No. ., G.. A. r., holds rw,~
meetings on the r,s II
J. !: J: =; !: !: !: !: !: ]: 7:
MI day night II each H4ssa ,
tbs Masonic Hall Ia 81
foot, al ] o'clock. Ala
~ radrs In good s,AaAsag !
4 Aroqncs,cd 10 bc prvsoal
u J &. FISHER. Com uas..ss
w 4. Bull, AdiuIau,.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-20

ESTHER CHAPTER, No. II \
der VI Eastern Star, hold, -
meetings the nrst and third Me-
days Of each month Mt : .. IA -.
Hall Visiting msmbsr. 10 gos. -
Ing ar. respectfully Invited.
HiLEs v HsU
Worthy Aaax|
Macy Hif.LisaswoHTn, Seer
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-20

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