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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12

- an Immense three-story brick building,
barracks for the men. Directly opposite
the entrance. across the inc.osure. is the
cmcerS quarters. another large three
story brick building. To the LEFT OF this IS
. row OF one-story brick houses for the
non-commisssoned officers
4 Sce1e Of Desolati0n.
The Enclosure I'D to the time OF The re-
cent activities was a picture of iesola;ion
basnes had oyergrown It. and there were
trailing vines that trip the exploring Wis
TOT. ana huitonwood trees In clusters.
Inirty cocoanut palms have grown TIL
their feathery tops are far above the walls
OF me Tort. When there were go pris-
oners and about $40 soldiers within the
Tort outbreaks OF yellow fever were FREE
queHt. and ali the victims but two were
buried on neighbofing sand-keys. which
nave since been washed away. "A small
monumens near the barracks marks the
resting place Of the two who were hursssa
WITHIN the walls-Breyet Ma ior Joseph Sim
smith. assistant surgeon, who died OF yei-
low FEVER September s. 1867, aged thirty
years, and Henry Price only son o.
joseph Sim Smith, who also died of yei-
low fever ten days later, aged three years
and six months
Water was always serious question at
Fort jefferson. and immense stone tanks
49, o"1is Ao- iSs storage. extending un-
der almost the whole structure. and under
q large section Of the inelosure A giant
steam condenser was kept Almost con-
stansiy at work: but this expensive ma
chine mas stood so many years idle and
uncared for that ii is ruined by rus. ard
IS railing 10 pieces. The quarantine estab-
hshment was supplied with rain water
caught upon the acres of roofs
Quarters OF DIR. Mudd.
The most noted prisoner the fort held
was Dr. Nudd, the physician who attends
eu John Wilkes Booth after the assassna-
ton or PRESIDENT Lincoln. DR. Musd's cell
was one of the large classmates In the
lower tier TO the left Of the entrance. and
some one has painted upon the etersor OF
its neasy wooden door: Leave hone be-
hind. who enters here" 1t was a gloomy
out spacious room, from which DR.. Nuda
made several unsuccessful efforts to es-
cape. AT the time of one of the serious
yellow fever epidemics in the fort. when
not a surgeon was left alive on the island.
Dr. Mudd offered his professional SER
vices. They were accepted. and he worked
SO faitnfuily that the officers afterward
united in signing the petition which Sc
cured the prisoners pardon.
In one way and another. more than $50
WtUU has been expended upon the fort.
and until the recent discovery that 1t was
valuable base for naval operations IN the
gulf both military and naval men were
disposed to laugh at Ii as useless work
II IS SO we'll built. however, that with
small expenditure Ii can be converted into
formidable modern fortress.-New York
Times
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12

IapoFtant Insurance Policy Case De-
ctded In circ.ii Coass of Appeals.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-THE United
States court OF appeals Judges Gilbert.
Ross and Morrow. handed down a decision
this afternoon IN the case Of F.. X. Mcneil
against the Liverpool. LONDON & Globe In-
suranes Company. The decIzicn affirms
the judgment OF the circuit. cour, Of Wash
fngton for t11i5l and costs. The action
was brought By Receiver Mcneil TO re-
cover on a fire insurance policy issued TO
the receiver Of the Union Pacific company
In December. 1893. for 81. ssss00 for one
year.
The decision Is considered Of great I'm
portarce. as there are other suits, azgre-
eating million OF dollars. involved ia the
same policy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12
BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF KEY WEST.

equal to the export bounty paid Three
grades of raw silk are specified upon
which the export bounty is 80. 30 and 20
yen per 20 catties respectively The
countervailiDG duty will be the same as
the bounty.
The present value Of japanese yen Is
la.s cents. and cattle il equal to 1916
pounds,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12

Japan Grants Export Rounties,
which Castonss VIII COanteryafl.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE secretary
OF the treasury. upon Investigation, has
found that the government Of Japan paws
an export bounty on raw SILK exported
from that country. and he has therefore
instructed customs officers 70 collect coun-
tervailing duties on such tmporta tons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12

Third biennial Convention ~ Loco.
motive Engfneers Meet.
ST. LOUIS, May u--Abou4 so delegates
were present today when Grand Chief Ar
thur called the third biennial convention
OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gineefs to order for the three weeks xes-
s.on. One Of the most important matters
TO be decided In the question OF going into
the national alliance Of railway organiza-
riors.
Todays session was devoted wholly to
routine prslfmiuaries
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12
british ship kiiery Lost.

LONDON. May if-Advlces received
state ihss me British ship kilory. Capt
FERGUSON. which arrived al Aigoa hay on
ApEd - from San Francesca, has been
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE surgeon
general Of the navy has received q report
from the surgeon on board the gunhoss
yIcksburg. stating that the suspicious case
of sickness. taken from the Spanish prize
Argonauta. proved not 10 be yellow fever.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12
aoLoCArxr N PHILADELPHIA.
= Persons burned 60 Death In a
Fireworks Factory.

faiisApELPHIA. May ii.-Three per-
~ were burned TO death today, aud
|rspsrsy amounting 10 ss.,5.oao DESTROYED
= m which originated In the big six
|Ssu ani.diEg occupied by Mccadden
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12

TORONTO. May u.-Dalton Mccarthy.
Q. c., NJ. p. one of the foremost e5unseis
and a leading statesman OF Canada. died
at 9 O'Clock tonight as the result of being
thrown from his carriage in a runaway
Sunday evening He was G. yssrs Of age.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMLs.


Ptttsburg. 4, Louisville, =.
PITTSBURG, May 1l.--Pittshurg won It's
third consecutive game from Louisville by
last playing and daring base running At
TENDANCE. leo. Score.
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burned on Monday last by rioters. who
also burned the custom house and several
foreign buildings
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Killed I'm q Land 0uarrel.

PENDLEToN. Or. May u-Meivin
Green. aged q years was shot and killed
this afternoon at his home near Bingham
Springs by Samuel Mahaffey. The men
had had trouble over land for couple Of
yearS.
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driven from her anchorage seaward and
nothing has been heard Of her since. She
had so tons Of cargo on board to be dis
cfzrxed NJ At9oa hay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12

CINCINNATI. May u-Taylorss del,y-
cry. Decker's wild throw OF Miler's bunt
and Corcoran's single gave the Reds two
runs. Attendance. 1900. Score:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12

= an Immense three-story brick building.
barracks for the men. Directly opposite
the entrance. across the inc.osure. is the
omcerS quarters. another large three
story brick building. To the LEFT Of this IS
row OF one-story brick houses for the
non-ccmmisssoned officers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12
I irveiand :, Chicago
No Game, Rain


NEW YORK. May Il.--New York; roa
lya game postponed: rain.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26
1ae Tan IF sae Scare

Ehsr ssErsssr ssIl pgne &C es1e general
sasssszhn asazc Eopsmber lE sde talk sf
saass 5salfzf4sass % ssse ssase- The old
1sss'ssa@sis SAT- pr1pEisss daufs know,
sod ssiss sse1 psilnstsas are Thrown
ANS . ss& wsfzsaar efimrs Or csmpss4-
rias dlassssus maufpalasrs Of prt,
szarss aad ssansy conventions esaus
ssilsair sssaSpaesan# zune, a.sd wlleu asked
7aw ssfss sBmsn VIII possr Easy EnTa-
saiilF sslnEer ~ H h-frzsed and wor-
sb-''faHphlaaaF Es1s wfsa al siis,
. msF b. xspen 6ue N . sHre shfng
sassr rae s8rnsaI VII DO sasfr GIl dufy
wien sasssnan day esrHsss and VIII do
szrnef % csiaans sae system Of cam,
saagIlHa sssare eiac daF csmesI
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26
BadH0R

The cSiorsd people found ft shard
times in Georgia" Last December, dur
ing the smallpox scare. So We mar in
fer &C al eveurss from scrap OF dia-
Iogus reported By the Atlanta Coustf-
rgfi0n-
An old Georgia negro with his arm
ID o sling was tasxiug TO another on q
West End car.
~Tess suhs' he said with emphasis,
= gDue up nov, fer shoF'I You see dis
srn La de sltngs don't you2"
ssYes
"Wells sun = he said with emphasis,
III be edgnsy years old nexs harvest;
] done see lots er trouble IN ny day, but
by de grace err Cod Tmfss de Eukiux, !
miss de ig'laacs COMMITTEES, miss de
" Wh1seespss Gu I miss de Regulators,
nus now In ID my cid age please God,
De wzxfnasors <oeehed en- cut mee'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26
gErs Aae<e.sr Ka1rs.

AssorDey wtT. snseb. - EGaasp Fsssa-
r.arsied his frsenss ks sesp ans 81
tbe cesssT bT BesszAg sseGassT e'ns
fBorping lssc wece. sss &C nes p6sase
bio tneus auxinsse fs4assss - asls AeEass~
are. why be sess nObo6E sssns -
know.
t<r smith ~ss she sersa sesAssv ~
che pnosrDf board 81 oonpsF e@mm6s-
Aoasss. Re hae keap snr1EsS - psps-
ccu.e tsae spits ags&Dss fhe essdlsis sud
hopasnen for she eeppsg naensT SD
Bnnsangis tsaps sns k1sS aSsaaoes sse
sniss o. Gar ~ they oesas Ss carried ss
she fine " bis aesslnE. Nr. Smitb sas
also City Assorney ~ kssho Esils Chssr-
rnsn of The board - schose sspseoes.
Secretary ~ the lodge - Naseos anf
ooilecier for 0 npmber 81 6ssns - bss
town.
AZ ssr as TEE NEWS kness fhere ks
absolptely no reason knesn sbF he
shouis hase seft fn such o sssaage ssan-
Der His fnsnces sene S1 goed oansS,
iloB. be dtepf oTe s1ybesg ss@ ssens
Is not O breath ~ scsndsa eoDaerse'S
sfth BE name ss a. sasorney er - .
morsi Spslght sDe hoSorsa@e eSsaneS
After rescbiDg Og1er. bt - said hs
wrote 70 Attorney Iss5ggs, gsgs him
the eombiasssoD ~ his safe sne ne'
quested him 70 look sfter bis nnfssshes
business. From 0zdeD be sest 30 ssss
Antonio, Texas.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26
TEe PaG.Elc eehosG.

The pnblie snbe9 Eprs 0 EarT ylsaas
aui ausarsaannsalE s6Dnasy na:eszsepI.
stfh ss1Enam sggrp5sslsessp spr sise des
pf tolidsg x'flah followed SIX sase -
80 February.
The risssofs ssesaus sase rsfF srsaas
~ ahe snoDsss wsr ~ shs faalibnap sa4ss
inE per-. sse Trp~sse Cnrzis slip sss
ssaopg ehe p;Aasscss sss 80 aantih rsssss
fisd fhss be sns1s o nsas GEzle sSsssssi
10 which be regsexss1 sk.s esse E'ssi<
Gone bg ttss sobeal. spd sssssf VIA
oonpliDsu.s fer fhs fnscias easf ps
tais.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26


Don't fsii 20 stsend tbs illSstssse6
lecture at the ". Y. church topigbt.
Il viii be obstructive s0d eDtertsiSing,
AdsnlssioB I6 aud 70 eepis. From
wasbIDgton 70 Alaska.
AZ the Methodist church Sunday
morDing. subject: "Bindersnee 20 the
Spiritual Life.s Sunday school stii'ss.
Epworth League st $50. sSbSect:
Temperance" EyeniDg subject.
''Jumpipg the Track"
Eastern admirers and followers o'
President Mckinley sre beginning "a
complain Of him. They charge tbss be
Is TOO much Of the time iD the hands 81
Banaa and friends. They ssy u be
would stand up for bis convictions nc
would be all right, but he gives way too
much under the pressure Of the plastic
hands OF bis friends.
The petitions in circulation prsylnf
the board OF county commissioners q
dismiss the suits against es-offieIals
ana bopdsmen and the present treas
urer and bondsmeB for the recovery O
the county money in Bupiipg's bank al
the time OF failure 10 being very gen
orally signed BY the taxpayers.
DIR. Monroe, Blackfoot's new physi
clan and surgeon, has professional chr1
ip,TBE NEWS to-day
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26

A union Of the silver forces in Idaho
would make tho election Of its caBdi.
dates 20 certain that the campaign
would be robbed Of lts excitement and
band wagon display.
This Of itself would bc blessing 20
tho state. Our people need rest from
political excitement, and would profit
BY quiet fall and summer IN being
left free 10 attend TO their private basi'
mess and fortunes
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26

10ngressnsaD Snnn isas anarDdBssf q
niil rsarranging 1sdszral ,san-t flirissanE
10 anhho. The southern fliFiaisn en-
i'rncss the counties gf Bingham, EsaB-
mock, Bsar Lllkes Gnz1er, Firannut,
L'sruin and Oneida. aDd Fsza.aiip 4
s'aiDan as ahe Fiaoe sr haifiag aass
oonff- The nai-s 1Ksd a-s sils zaaf
Monday ~ AgssA Rssn Id Egugsy -
0@osar.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26
lGeeenae

GsorBe q. Thomas Fs1sr. G. r. r
bait hs@ raEniar enarsesaF sDessa anf
s'Hainsss nesztnEs Inessisysases2 s2p6 .ant
hsc o Esst time The sssrziIg ~ns &c
she erealanDps ef Cpu,rnds &.lsssss lsysn.
a Des rsurIhs ~,hs ADDED - she sGb-
f@pF rp8-Fswsur arDxirlnE. The Fssr
sin nees asain ID sSs.l- Riiap aezssE
viii ~ aakar IL ztss snsss=r 80 sas 81,
srsanee sd Dssrz-spp DsF-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26

10gasfskssoes Here sad There
Szessf CsesnaS came lows snous sEe
Fsaia. WesEs.sss.sg esesssg>
ssSs~ Loe&s- Misses Msgss asa Stew
ans 81 FSss Hal were IA sews Msa1sg,
Ne. sz6 sers. G, Y. Thma sress sew
erss Gags 81 sac sesiS IA ssss Lake CEsg.
Copseg Tssamwsr wooESs spsas Wee.
nes6sg a. szs Fslss
~, Eshse has eeps east Eeg wsg of
6sas Lake CIsF. sa6 fnsends 90 rsearn
Ss szsss tas days
Nrs Ges. y, Gszos kas bess . great
spress s&ss wess fsaw rEesasasSc pssEs
The PeasGeass Tsfh9se eswesne&6ag
reported Nrs. T0@ Terrell seriously ~.
Er. HsGI. ~ Hsfl q Gseene, fs vfsft.
Sng Nsass. Osek<s eO9Ssg, sails weeae,
90 . ss2sser ~ AspsSNees.
Dr, BsS6ges, ~ fsoss Fork Ageaeyi
speps . tew hesss fs tsws Mondsg.
OF, Swfsk hxs rsserpea Sroa FIRE
mont o0sstg, He reports good sleigh
ISx ~ there
gsle Isassets wss very siek wtsk shros'
srostse 6rss 0f fse week bss has sufH
esently recovered 10 Leave hls room ana
sslk pp town.
JOhn Carbon, "a Old Blackfoos bog
came ~ fross oxdsa Thsrsdsg, III
notices nsny. improvements 10 tow
since be s0Id 0at good baslsess q
Leave snd sry bigger EeId.
I'd Montgomery came up from Logan
tbIs week, 20 tell the ''old folks goo'
bye sn6 left the following raorning 70
the Copper river gold fields In AIsska
Miss Eivs Berryman's many yoan
friends viii be pleased 20 learn ths
her health Il improving nicely. Sh
~ still NJ the Hot Springs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26

LG- 4ssssawn ixr9Sh- wsiL sesllg S9a
lsaEl1zasN s6tEsszr sssl ~ Aaafzn4 n 4
sssE saas2- EsiEs'sssz szs 81 s1wn s,szr
1-alnM@l- Ezsss szlazizsE af saauer ssszs
- sssst IL ia aaassez IN fiils esaunrT and
zzzaEsF 1a-.nsz-# mse aar zzwmzs 80 ssss Ess
a1lst- ,zsiss szsazssss grsns Nzzsss ~ .
gHaif1Es 5 aD1 ezarz per psausf ssd slle
sssS asss as afes1 ss y 51ssiess aff -
1spsrssss sosszss 5sszasssa per senz Evil
sszsfiIsF 81 ssssr sisar lr vii gsF - rzsze
n 1er sszsr> 4ldsxsssL EssarsI.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26

EnaId eearzta Caufsde-zse speakf
, me Aaaana Consultations about {
lzi1zn war saYsr
ksmtEauuxfH up no war;
Bsilersns 40 drums<
yIE-Fse been long thers sesores
Ready e q esmesG
Esfssss rzzsxlnf On the rack
ssrosrIiks ssr bear her eraekt
A4nrssr any Storm or strife
Thaxn raise me rDoft
Eut--rve Ten gears Iefro' LIFE.
An Rm buIieSproofy
On sword hanzsnf By fae door
Like "a hear her clash once morer
Emf peacs by night an dag,
Kis-a fessins strong
szys=''Tf war must come my way,
Lsr hereome alouas,'
Kine-knapsaes<-can
Jest amt earuins o. their board.
Amt shunans up nowar,
Yir-ir eisey begin
Besu along that way beforss-
You Jesy e8uug me int
Rsaes 50 powerful lonesome H.
Long Ger hear the bullets whizzt
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26

WashiagtSufs birthday was generally
observed ia Blaessoos- The business
men closed doors and enjoyed quiet
day of rest In the evening pretty en-
ssrssinmeus was given at the Metho-
dist church, and dances as the Mormon
hal and opera house.
What DO you think Of thtss A young
nan ss<ed hSs best girl Il she thought
asrms could be communicated by kiss
Tag. ard she replied Il really don't
know bus I was always fond Of scien-
ttae expes5meutss~
F0R EsgST-Two dwelling houses fn
Blae<foesy as reasonable terms.
Fehs 10sE~ Apply 70 J. C. FISHER
Lake Lasery's Short Line bridge
crew 10 psgfng its respects TO the Black
sooe section house IN the way Of needed
improvements.
a IftsIs town In Missouri had q novel
esbebraston last Monday. Two Of its
citizens. twin brothers, celebraeed their
sssb birthday, Is Is not common in
history that two brothers are reported
ss climbing she hin Of life side by side
for % years.
Fine poultry for saIe-BIsek Lang
shss and White Plymouth Rock
rOossess. Eaquire of Rev, J. r. Yoss.
One shtug the Maine disaster will
eaases Activity in the navy yards,
add steam 90 be raised I'm our war YES
sels.
Attorney General Mcfarland was al
IDAHO FsIlsthis week the guest Of Statt
Treasurer Storsr.
| FoE sALE-At bargain, the Hfne'
Block. For terms come and see the un
dersigned. CHARLES n. HINES.
| In those good old days when 9Th,
osiee sogght the man and nos man th,
0nsee, when mans word was his bond
snd even the saw mills were upright,
boy who received whipping at schoo
vas pretty sure 90 get another one .
home. Now 10 Il not unusual for tn
father, instead Of whipping the boy, q
have an intense longiox 70 whip tn
teacher. IL the race really dcgcnera,
, Iiags-BaiIctin.
I have given Chambcrlain's Cougl
, Remedy fair test and consider IL on
Of the very best remedies for Group tha
have eyer found. One dose has alway
|, been sufficient, although use 10 frccI,
/. ANY cold my children contract yield
! very readily 10 this medicine. ca
consciously recommend itfor croup an
colds in children. Z. Wolf, clcr
. Of the circuit court, Fcrnandina, Eli
D Sold by Ben ii. Fcrnish.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26

kp~zarrb GasxHe EErserzaansnaza.
The Agmn-sh League 81 she gG e.
sshnfzsh gsze o ssisasaEli ssusssrlaiunsssc
J 'ss'sEinF ssrssaitg, eas .zsDf lasat- The
fsrsenhn sss carsanlE sss5nrs1 ami
sss sEsasasettsl 3 sa':.ec 80 D. aanaraz1sasg
20 chs arAm6s6 spnlan1e S,rsssEn. EsHr.-
Aison wrlEhs s'sr 1nz; sssss ID sssse eitss-
rn6e o1u.1ss.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26
Essss san esssx Oswz

Ta~psxsh Sie nnafpularlou % tie
ssa4 4esrz szses ssalx anstslesr sau5ls yes-
sesrIlsF ANT sie a51Iowfug phsnomeualIIy
Is~ prices ssr passsfsssss ~srs quoted
sc Sie srslEsrsf afsiess sags Lake s5..s5.
5ssapzsss eRsss FBehss.. ssr Colorado
sprsarss o. &C. PnIl- srT.sa. Eausas
6lrss srslss ChGssgss sss The esudl-
ssas zast.sr sa1.sa sae eng rzse eleksss
sre ssid make ls sasT Er me sraGpers
- iaaRfl.s Easan aad sdsY arg sIsaslsGag
essg &c Sas ssEes ~ slss Hssatsss kind
80 segss-
"a E.ss E,'5mf<zF sszEpsr offered
<ssls Lal6e Gnes1s &C ese rsd.Gulsusly
aspE 1rs.ss o6 80 ssrs sissrs time qes-
sss,t.sF zaisszssas AuE sssY wsrs nse ou
sass aIarisss &C ssas aEsrs Jong enouea
- sslss 81 srg ssssas nnusss sf sasm
ssaag sid Ths prizes szs msse On a.s,
egsIas ~ . prssess fsssu q esssir ID ssss
sasss EaDs sfssas sa0 aesznpsed g
ssrce stse sEaaees 60 e21Se sown q sign
lstEesslshsg SAG Laks Geksss &C s159.
Tie anaaG ssaassr 81 fssksss hsgfsed sae
aisss;s 80 sssae o warmer e1sne, aad sasu
prag ny o sEH saspp6sg q f=5n sss
ssrsetg Spw rzces bae % Show fae rally
rsaf anas saas De scaew his busfaess.
vskas go - Esss bmgorssacs szs she
sssssssfs assertion eAss he esald make
zonsg ~ ass~aag $ass Lsxe s6esxss.
eraz % ssrs a. o. -Esasee Miner>
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26

Merkmen have begun fhe arsetlnn ~
z neS business brick builaiag 5sr Alrs.
w. G. 1ohnson On fhe 90t seawssu
bfoNn . store AND the Gem ssaissn. ID
ilas been engaged aud win a.e sos1pss1
~ se0u as completed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26
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WhaS 5s the differences between John
G. Br0wnis new shoe sign, and some
would be party leaders,
The one has q face ia the foot 20 show
csrsaaa good points, aud other the foot
Ia she face 20 show the bosch Of his
Ieadsrshfp.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26

gathered In T0ssn and Country
and Told an Paragraphs.

The Oregon Short Lime shipments ~
.sal xere heavy this week.
pocaiello Is beginning 10 wake mp On
n city election which win be- held
sarly 10 april.
rhe measles reported at n. Hall In
Alan school was moi measles. SO youI
sse fhere IL something that can DC and
nat be.
Go. W. Raa has recenrig hsen st-
yolnssa postmaster st Arangee, aud
Mr.. Stone n Chapin. Thsse loftiess
sre ID Fremont county.
Ban Farnish as down at Msiaa shisI
saak, parfsrtlng his deal. aud arrnns-
ing 10 TRANSFER his bnslness from BLACK
isoi No fhsi town
Bos Ryan was advanced 10 The Tiaird
aeerse 10 Masonry - ne iedge sDess~
ing Tuesday esening.
Gene woodln % packing mp his rem
nnni Of nnsoid Fair goods fnr sllipmnEs
fo he mother Store sf Fees.elio.
". IA, -
s - !. -. -. - =.
3pn an 10 fhni sarinLtg lns1sso.
The tnaians PePnlls.s. IN eopsunslop
Tuesday. noaslnssS6 fnll ssase GIcxei
90 . platform for silsar ss 10 - 4. 81
s'A's sHhfsSs Ana S''ss'l p'i'sA
MI JAVA " o'ssn. ~ s'sa 1ants W
Eob skaD Aor i'AAa '''as'A1fs z s''ssa
oSa saA.s 70 fns''l i''s os''''as'as o. 1s'r
su'sDaaOahg oo''nlse. ns Sarn @A1 w
q =. Ao<as' aarsisafss soaser I" tSs
rsassAo fA'fAaa, has tS'sgnt ss'p-
hasa'AE anis'snsa 40 hias Ausss'ess as'n
hsao'aes ~ ssaas<r sse manager.
Ana'sn lasisoes<S sacs's'fss.D nne Ars-
Ms'Akea9 1@Ah. y ssesa ssna' ssss'sas
h''f y AsE fraasg snfDrss " tass
ihc'Aa scis'0i o. fe'ss fssA
The syanlards rnsy asusyc shs 10.
syoaslbliiiy a ss.s Mslns diaas.nr .s,u. Il
sp'aas "1ni our f's'spis snlns % tsa's'n
sSee itey pt~nis rn@fEe tnss lbs az
b'ss0o % no aosAceSL
EE.Senator Dabols new sind nuill
kullcs sish the sinds al fhe asy isng.
iis sprkings ore pcrSe<4, anS 10 10
npls r.yoiu.io.,s a sa..,n. so.sv /. ..guss
a Aoo see nc SnArL
TbsCilders Fare dancs a. ske opurn
House. ths esenlng n fae anniversary
~ wAshlngsouis blgzhdar. which sas
largely attended ana eusoyad.
~ a, -.
renbers a she Bspi.s Al soclssy
Wednesday af.ernoon. The s.saoa.nos
Sas good and the nembsrs had . s,slep.
dc social ssserpeor.
N. a.,.
hDAs hAs sose ON nas p'Aesaoe
Nonroe. from wi~.oadn. T,he doctor
ksgraduste Of Rush aediral College.
Chicago. sad oonss 20 our .osu sad
state well recommended.
play at The Islaeksoos opera House
Monday evening. Februsr, 2s.h. Iss
selection Il the shree as.t oosnedy-drasna:
The Turn of The Tide. L. charges
are: Admission zs cent?. reserved
seats IS cent?.
IN. -.
ward gave An ansoya,,le dane AZ their
hall % the eyeniuo ~ the zgd iuss. A
large crowa ATTENDED ana .be uleasures
" the dance wer. carried near 20 fhe
hours Of approaehlng anwn.
49,,
p..,s. ,,o, o.ss, "rnsrls inaoassr~ 70.
~. ''si ~ foesseiio sno aaesf "
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26

jas. MONROE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
BLAcgTooT, IpAHo.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-26

What DO you think Of this A youni
man ssxed his best girl II she though
gsrms could be communicated by kiss
lag ard she replied Il really don
know, bus I was always fond Of sciel
tfae sxgeslments.~