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THE HOTELS.
Rates $50 and 80 90 per day,
JAS. I-AWLOR. Prop,

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H. H. fiarshaw. Oshkosh, WIS; Il l.. Lang
61au. W. NJ. Sanders, - Louis w. Thomas
VI Ii. Perry New York, j. Watson Hughes,
ENGLAND. ". L. Tobey, ST Louis; Tho.
Elock. Galveston, w. y benson. Galveston:
ri. j. jewel, Seneca Fails, \. Y; o. Work-
>nan. Grand Rapids Mich W. II. Breeding.
j.. l. Hutchesou. New orcats; \. T.. !Saun-
dcra. Wyctvil!e, Va. D. g. Campbell Wash
insiou; A. Turk. New Orleans; John Moore
Cleveland. T. J. Selby. Galveston; II. =.
Bowers and wife Toronto. Can; Leon Oil.
bert New Orleans; Henry DtilInan aud Wife,
Indianapolis. Ind, c. Nanoidstand, $. Il.
stiles, Victoria e. Cain, 1tonnlou;, A, p. 30
herdeau, city; c. $. Il Holland. Houston
Pest; =. A. Fletcher Mally Eastman, Beeu-
moot Miss Mary IIargraye, Clarksville. Ark:
j T. Inmison, Palestine: ii. r McGayock,
Gulf. Colorado and Santa i'e railway: ". y.
X i'd and wife, Houston; T, NJ. Coienan. G..
II. Brown. " II. Norrls. W. 7. Toansy. eitv;
,'iank Callbrch. st. Louis; ". r.. Barrow,
j. " Pickering and wife Victoria; r /,
Chapman. Cuerp; g. Ahnrnethy. McKiA-
nov; W. VI Fowler, PHwtutlet, II. T.. n \.
Hooper. New York; charlq7 W. Gimorr 1al-
las; Leonard Cos. New YorS e. Weissenunn
New York; r0hrlcs H. SANGER Waco. Thom ~
Clarke city p Cameron, Florida. II. v.
Montague. city; y. r. Hall. Georgla: r, Abra-
man. Antwerp; r. Il. Piplin. Beaumont.
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rue Injured Trninmeu.

The trainmen Injured in the wreck Of the
Sunset Limited near Jennings. La. few
days ago We're conveyed TO Houston on the
westbouni train last night All OF them
including Ain Brake Instructor w. $ Cox.
are doing Well. Conductor Dick Qualtrough,
who arrived here Friday night. is also on
the high road 10 speedy recovery. ana 1t Is
expected that INF few weeks all OF them
viii be able TO resume their duties.
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Sherman. Texas. December 3-'rhe iuiw
in the case of o. II. Crowder VS.. the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas Railway company.
suit for alleged damages, returned vor-
dict for plantit in the sum OF $500. In
the case Of j e McCulloch VS.. the Hous
ton and Texas Central Railway company.
suit for alleged personal injuries. a verdict
was granted plaintiff in S6333.
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L. A. Bolnecks md wife, Conroe; w.
1yrnes. city. Mm, simpson, san Anlonio; r.
chsrica: Geo. 4. Hill, Austin; j. &. Linn,
Wharton: j. G. i,owd, Wharton H. Mayer,
Now. iprk: Mrs. ltutledge Austin, j. L.,
sHarnlson. San Antonio. n. II Dupree. New
Orleans, ". Il. Diekcy. city; G. S. Reync,os,
,rrsnDnt. Neb. II. W. Dcwney. city; Or.
Hayden. Dallas; NJ. S. Cooper Conroe; n,
lille; X; s, lleyer, Georgetown; Werner
White, Sngsrlapd: Ira " Bryce. Bastrop' w.
q. Green and wife. Cameron; J. w. Foster.
y. Moore. Denver; G, II. fiitrN eson. ~
Grove; w. Il, Calender. Victoria; Frank
eclroeder. Victoria: Eugene G. Dean, ST.
LOUIS: l.. +. Chester, Beaumont; u. l.
Reddick: Philadelphia. A. II. Ray, Calves
tons ]. D. Johnson. Simonton.
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Rev. c. ]. oxley of Galveston will adj
dress the mems meeting at the association
building this evening AT 4 o'clock. An men
are invited
The first nine subscribers to the sup
port OF the Young Mems Christian Asro-
citation In tho canvass Just iraugura ed
pledged 1921. Tbs is an encouraging start
toward raising the $4,000 needed. AS son
ms the festival week has passed the can
yass Will be renewed.
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List OF packages remaining OH hand with
Wells, Fargo a Co. for the week ending
Saturday, December 3, 1898: J. ". Allen.
Bob Hubert, Reed Singleton (Hunhlel. D.
A. Blackadder, o. B Johnson, Mrs. Il.
p, Turner ed Brown, H. IL. Jencks X. NJ.
Wick, Miss NJ. l. Brooks, Fred ketlc". NJ
Van Allstyne i II. Brook w. ]. Lipa-
comb, Sam Vasechensr. Charles Brock
John Lewis tCourtneyl G. II. Wilson, J.
H. Castard, d, Lynch. George w. VIII
liam. ID. w Campbell. c. II, Meyer. u.
B. Whitaker. II. NJ. Campbell, A. j.
Meyer. Phil Coe, Il. NJ odell, +. l.. Chris
tan, j O. Parnell. Sol NJ. Coman. 4. IL.
Pollard. H. G. Dunes w. u. l.. Rhone.
w. l.. Davis IL. n. Reeves, G.. l.. Du-
pree VIM. Shenghensey Minnie Evans.
l.. Senheim. X. NJ Farrer. q. 4. Slbbs.
w. c. Gordam. otto Shone. J. s. Hoover.
George Suioyich
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EMPRESS PACKAGES.

Following is a list of goods at Pacific
Express company office for the week end
ing December 8; Armstrong a Rich. Ellis
Booker Clarence Badger II. NJ. Cox.
Frank Christian. T. p. Chadiick, II. Gold
berg, f. w. HSitmaun q Co. Harris &
Bauman. Andy Johnson. Charity James, O.
B. Kone, f.. \. LlndOw. Long L0mRtta. j..
Mistretta, G. McGuirc Il. S. Price go.
Mrs. Il Secriton (Brulnsr). J.. w. Tier
non. Charles Wight Lizzie White, p.
Witty. Mrs. Ahble Wilson, Mrs julius
Grofin, Alice Rolling. Mrs. G. A. Brace,
A. W. Hutchinson, y. d. Rice, Mrs. 7.
II. Golding. @. ". Willie.
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e Compliment v,.it,.s Girl.

W The F. s. club. nm organization COM
pcsed Of the younger society element Of
|the city win give german at tho resi-.
dence Of Geueral J. p, waties on wednes.
DAY nishE complimentary to the Kisses
Williams and the Misses johnson OF CO
jumblH And the Misses Bacher OF Weamar
"A Of whom will visit Houston during Tho
hdlt6ay week
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Prime refined summer yellow u a. liz
Cotton seed meal. .............S SIP N, 5,t9 ~
I f,o Seeo eake ''',''.'..,..,. IL 90 a13 50
Quotations arc I. o. b. Interior
New York, December S--cottun seed oil
STEADY; prime ernda. 17l5WlS; pune summer
yellow, .I4ugs - N'''"h
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az NEW ENTEhrRrsn.

q ~ VIM Mare Lumber Company have
oted = new departure 70 their already
gpeDeroue business BY iretailing am elep.
wQsen ware fencing machine. They
M turning out ? rcany made fence oi
40 ! ready market II Tsxas
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A Happy Reunion.

Mrs, d. D. Johnson. delegate TO the
unitca Daughters of the Confectionery con-
ya'a'on from penisou. win remain IN Tho
city several GAYS, h. guest Of The family
Of friend Of Der Stribood. Rev, J. g. Mia
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ny Gall, Colorado aud santa Fe AK,
by International and Great Norihorn ,e. nsalss:
Galveston. houston aud anderson esr s' ny
MISSOURI, Kansas aud Texas. Ss,s hv ,s;; ~
ton, La Forte and Houston 700. Nv ~ sst,es
Week. 1855 by barge JuisA l25a fossi T. .sn
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RuTTER AND EGGS.

Kansas city. December g. -A3utter-steadv
separator 20. dairy, iG. steady. fresh
cHnditd Missouri ana Kansas stock. 70. cases
st, Louis. December .-Butter-steadv.
creamery, 1923; dairy, l5q20. Eggs-ouiet
at ~. s'e
Chicago, December S-Butter-Mnrkot arn,
Creamery. l5I2lia; dairy. l2d19. Chess
Steady S&4lO.2. Eggs-Flrm; fresh, a2qsS.
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yeti. whom she had not seen for twenty
years Their meeting was most happy
one. Mrs. Johnsons father, Captain j. ".
Wilds. was ono OF the first Missouri yolun-
teers under General shelby. She possesses
many OF the distinguished traits of her
athcr.
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Bargains in sewing machines trunks.
valises musical Instruments clothing sil-
yervsrs and notions at Sweeney Loau
offics. Sos Main street.
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You can get bargain in watches. Jew
elry. diamonds, aud all kinds Of unreiecmed
pledges az sweeney Loan ofle'
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II you wan. fine shotgun or rifle, a
good pistol, Sweeney Loan Office Is the
place TO get 1t at price that will surprise
you
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Comfy EintinccA.

Total ........-,,.. -.f.'....,,S6s,S26 VI
Registered county scrip payable. roai
ani bridge fund. up to and including treas
,rer's registered number hob general
frnd up to and including treasurer's regis.
tered number 11.4si.
jain Farmer,
Treasurer Harris County.
BY q. H. Fox Deputy,
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CAPITOL HOTEL
Hrank a Hervey,
81, Manager.

Ffty rooms. with
private baths. sup
Piled with pure ar
tesian mater from
our own well, largo
sample rooms, Yith
hest and most con-
VI aicnt aCcon.uo-
datlurs Tor COM
mercial men. Rat,
strictly frs. class.
4. 4. Tonlpkins.
son. Cincinnati. On.
Vile, KY /: Sol PERT
Duifv. 7. w. Claws
Shelton, Cinclunati
foakuin; Frank ia
Las Francis y Hi
Nov York; 7. c. We
g. ,;reen, Brcckton,
.lr-, Fl. W. Roach, %
NJ. X. aud n. ra
Sam Wolf. New No
villa: Jamen i. kiu
iilier, Mobile. Ala,
clnnati, Ohio, Billy
Graves. San Anton
james Atkins. Nasl
lcr. MINNEAPOLIS; r.
kins. T. S, Miller. J.
". Scosille, Austin
tonic. Charles Port
NJ. A, Sponnts. Fort
Oshkosh, Wis: Oh
IAN Aboard" CONT
Louis; Phil A. OFT,
Wn. castor Mo,
knowcr. IAN Ahoa
Brynn, Jr.. Bryan:
Frank Crawford. cit
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Sweeney Loan Offices. SOC Main street. is
the place for bargains in unrsdeemed
pledges
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Kansas City. pittsburg and Gull stock
mas recently been showing strength, and
Wall street people. who have been watch
ing the stock. are inclined to discredit the
recently published stories of the failure
Of the "Aluon deal" negotiations.
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Charged Win counterr.i,,n.

waco Texas. December s.-The discoy-
erY oil counterfeit nlckels in circulation
here led to an investigation which result.
90 IN the finding OF clay moulds for max,
ing hslt dollars. ladlo and some white
meta IN ar old house in the suburbs.
., counterfeit nickel was also found with
tne metal. Fired Clark. the only occupanl
VI we mouse was arrested on a charge OF
leased. "Au was ~
- A. snodgrass OF Lott was also arrest.
20 on complaint before United STATES
commissioner links. charged with coun.
,efieiting. and was brought here tonight.
He also gave bond
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Fine lot Of watches lunrcdeemcd
pledges, good as new. at Sweeney Lean
Office
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TiRsT-t'LAss.
$3.50 TO $500 per day.

Hampstead; d. !. john
o. C. c. nremer, Louis
z, Cincinnati. Ohio; j. :.
on, st. Louis. Mo: r. p.
Ohio; j. n. kolsall.
Wis, e. X, Earnest. pal
Mrs, w. II. Davenport.
st, G.. II. Tefec. Dallas: j.
Mass. u. u. Coupioporr.
illas Chas. y. hammond.
Ilway; Ar oppenaeincr.
*; ; II, Emanuel. I.ouie-
IL, st. Louis v. T.. Fer
Albert l.. Marks. Cin-
Nernner, Galveston; Amos
% W u. Clint, Texas:
vile, Tonu.: i. e Mil
J Freeman. Z. y. Per-
W. oilms, Dallas: Frank
Z. A. Valley. San An
or, New Haven. Conn.
Worth; n. u. Harshow.
rs, \. Miller and wife.
any II IL, Keller, ST.
"All Aboard company.
NJ. Connecticut; Max
rd' company; Guy NJ.
Homer r. Mitchell. X.
:; l.. Il. Daniels. Austin.
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w. T. and j. It.
Boyle reassume the
management OF the
Hutch!ns House. the
old established ho-
tel. Everything Will
be found IN FIRST
class condition. All
We nSi1 * q irinI
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GALVESTON STOCK.
ON shipboard. not cleared n
0ALvEsToN COTTON npep,un,

TolaI sleeh ................... .aii.ais
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-23

Sight Is the most inestimable OF all
blessings, blindness the most woeful OF
nil Affections. This being so you will
readily concede the great Importance
Of your eyes as part of your animal
organism. A Amomentary realization OF
your helplessness without them will aid
YOU to iuster appreciation OF their
worth. Most people are extremely
negligent in regard to their eyes and
very culpably SO in regard to their
children's eyes. This Is because gen.
erally they have little or no idea Of the
number and variety OF eye defects and
foolishly think 1t is only necessary for
them to pick out at random a pair OF
spectacles that suit Many OF the
glasses selected in this way that seem
TO suit exactly prove most injurious and
cause permanent injury. Optical de-
rects occur In such varying degrees and
| In so many combinations that only the
competent optician with complete eye
testing equipment such us we possess is
oualitied to discover the exact nature
Of the trouble and properly correct II.
]. e. MILLER.
You will be we'll repaid for the tril
TO Pocatello (if needing anything in thu
line) by inspecting the stock and price
Of furniture, carpets and all kinds Q
house furnishings carried BY the ldah'
Furniture Company.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-23
PEOPLE you KN0W.

Visiting, At Home or Gone Array.
Inspector Mcconnell Is at the Lemhi
Agency.
Attorney Dietrich is attending court
at st. Anthony.
Mrs. Nellie Stone, teacher, left for
Boise City, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. II. B. Garletz will spend much
OF the summer at Portland, Oregon.
Prof. Pike Is spending few days at
Soda Springs. He will return TO Black
foot next week.
Mrs. Sagers and family expect to
leave for Oregon about lst OF May.
Mr.. Funkhouser, late clerk at Fort
Hall Indian School, has returned from
Illinois TO engage In mining in Idaho.
Attorney Chalmers is attending court
at st. Anthony.
Receiver Thum left for Boise, Friday
morning on important business OF
private nature.
Special Land Agent Satterlee left for
North Idaho, In obedience to instruct
ions, Thursday morning.
| Mrs. Fred w. vogler came dowr
from Red Rock, Montana, Sunda.
morning for two weeks enjoyment 0
the comforts OF ''home, sweet home"
Mrs. e. T. Rose left Thursday morn
ing TO join her husband who has settles
at Selma, California. The best wishe
OF Blackfoot and West Side follow ther
to their new home.
, Engineer Bastoff, Of the America
, Falls Canal q Power Co. spent Tuesda
In Blackfoot arranging the new list 70
, the company as required By the Secrs
. tary OF the Interior and returned
Ogden Wednesday morning.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-23
another Law Gone.

BOISE, IDA, April l5.--In the federal
court to-day Judge Beatty dismissed
the case Of AL Tautphaus vs.. the owy-
hee Land 4 Irrigation company, 70 re-
cover $50, 600 on foreclosure Of mechan-
les lien under law Of the third ses-
sion OF the legislature. The constitu.
tionallty Of the act was called Into ques-
tlon, In view OF the supreme courts de.
clsion In tho fec Law case, and Judge
Beatty followed the state court.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-23

II YOU want to see the largest line of
Ladies Street Hats ever brought to
Blackfoot, go to Jno. @. Browns.
Don't let the matter OF expense keep
YOU from visiting us. We test the eyes
free of charge. J. =. MILLER.
Biethan is doing q big trade in spring
dress goods as he is selling them at
right prices.
o. r. Smith is agent for the cele-
brated Myers spray pump. II you
need spray pump, call and see them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-23
Notice.

To all members OF the Golden Rule
Lodge No. "a, !. Q. 0. F., and visiting
brothers Yourself and lady are re-
qnested 20 attend union and banquet
to DO given on Tuesday night, April 20,
1898, at the !. o. o. +. Hall Blackfoot,
Idaho. By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-23
concentrator Burns.

WALLACE, IDA, April I8.--The con-
centrator OF the Morning mine at Wal
lace was burned last night. The loss Ia
800, 600: insurance, 100000. A new
concentrator will be built, but In the
meantime 30ominers will be thrown oui
OF employment for six months. The
mine and mill are owned by Larson q
Greenough.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-23
IDAHO TENDERS A REGIMENT.
Governor Steunenberg Offers Ser
Vices of Idahoans in Var.

Governor Steunenberg Offers Ser
vices of Idahoans in Var.
The following dispatches were sent
Monday by Gov. Steunenberg:
BOISE, April l8.--Secretary of War,
Washington, d. C.:-On behalf Of the
people Of Idaho, In case of hostilities
with Spain, ! desire to tender you the
services OF regiment. Included In
this regiment will be many former SOL
diers of the regular army and practi-
cally all Of the National Guard. II re-
quired. more volunteers are ready TO
tender their services.
FRANK STEUNENBERG, Governor.
BOISE, April 18.-To Senator George
L. Shoup or Senator Henry Heitfeld,
U. s. Senate, Washington, d. C.:-The
Governor Of this state has rendered the
Secretary Of War a regiment OF volun-
teers for services In case OF hostilities
with Spain. Will you consult with the
War department as TO the probability
OF the regiment being required, the
strength desired, time OF movement and
all particulars obtainable? AS Idaho
was born during the closing struggles o.
the last great war, no troops we're ac
credited TO the state. Now that VIZ
have reached manhood, our sons ardent
ly desire and beg place In the line.
FRANK SrEuNENBERG, Governor.
i d. N. FIGGINs. Adiutant General.
SECRETARY ALGER's REPLY.
"Gov. Frank Steunenberg, Boise, Ida
Your telegram Of 18th, rendering
regiment Is received. Senator Shou
has also just come in with your Telegram
to him and made the same application
AS soon as plan for calling our troop
IL provided you will be notified. Man
thanks for your tender OF services.
III r. A. ALGER,
Secretary OF War"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-23

This Is the season Of the year when |
the cautious woman asks the salesman
about dress goods; "Will 1t fade?a Ia
the fall season she asks: "Will II
shrink"
Editor Wallis, OF the Paris Post, Is
the proud father OF eleven children.
Only eleven.
Klcvcu little tots 10 be watched ali day.
Eiesen little mouths 10 take In the bread,
Eleven little tongues 20 be praciiced IN prayer
Eleven 90 bc klssed and tucked m bed.
Yes. only eleven.
And he thirty-seycn
Governor Steunenberg has returned
from North Idaho, and in an interview
with the Boise Statesman, relative TO
crop aud fruit prospects said:
"The farmers are busy plowing and
seeding, and the acreage put In wheat
win be much larger this year than ever
before. The outlook Is that crops will
be good. The prospect for a large fruit
crop ID excellent. In the vicinity OF
Lewiston, every tree has been inspect
ed and sprayed this spring"
In the absence OF the pastor there
will DO no sermon at the Baptist church
| Sunday morning, but In the evening,
beginning al O'Clock the young people
will give specially interesting service
| In a conquest meeting, the subject oi
which Is: ''Romanists In Europe, after
which II. L. Hastings lecture "Wiil
| the old Book Stand, = one OF the most
widely known and iorcible lectures ever
delivered In any age on the inspiration
Of the Bible, will be read. Over two
million copies have been sold and 1t II
attn going. Reading will begin at
o'clock. President McKinley's message
10 his dying mother "Tell Mother III
Be There = viii be sung. Sunday school
at HAS.
II Hon. James Gum, OF Idaho: TIT
time has come for the Congress OF TN
limited States TO act on the Cuban ques
!. ,,on During the weary months that W
have been IN session cry OF distres
!. has ascended 70 Heaven from that un
fortunate isle suffering the unspeakaol
horrors Of barbarous and inhuma
war. Not war alone, but war and IAN
d Inc both combined have made OF Cuoa
Y cbarnel house and q slaughter pen. p
D tradition aud through natural impuis
! ,he American people are lovers OF y.
|, erty. Through the timid and uncer1ai
d course pursued by an administration y
canable Of formulating u decisive ponc!
!. and through the devious channels OF q
!. nlomacy the great mass OF our iioer'
4 ,as,no noople are compelled TO stan'
i manaeled as IL were, while starvatio
i. GOES on and the bloody war runs RIO
i Fl, ~ rise in our might and put ste
]. l,o IL. Drive the Spanish dag from r =
: sa,r isle Make Cuba free. The Ere
dents message has been sore dlsa
!, y; pointment, then let Congress, .so seaa eaar
10 message that will make glad tne near J.
~ ttheloyers Of liberty the world aro'n
b. w. make no charge for eye oxamin
ut ,ion and II you need the services q
doctor we will frankly tell you So :,
ooo'o J. Il. MILLER.
st Tho Idaho Furniture Co.. q 10y
..,lo carries the largest ana only ~ -
I'M nls,e ,I line Of furniture, carpets and ana $ !"
rk pral house furnishings In the s.a'e =
on u, make the lowest prices in the West
%, ., DON. fall TO see my Ladies' ll,s,'s, SIRE
In pon j. G. BROWN
Hats.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-23
The BAH Rolling.

a West Virginia mother has named
her baby Fitzhugh Lee. Thus the
ball 10 put 70 rolling. Now watch re-
turns as they come in during the spring
and summer.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-23
PRINCIPALS REPORT

of the BIackfoof Public Schools
for the Eight Months Term
Commencing September 1st,
1927, and Closing April rs, 1898.
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English newspapers now see in the
government relief expedition of the
United States to the Klondike an at.
tempt to gobble up that country a la
Jameson IN Africa. A correspondent
Of the London Star, says:
Every American knows this is an
other Jameson's raid and that the Amer
leans intend to keep control Of the Klon-
dixie. The kiondlkers have already an
nounced that the stars and stripes will be
tying at Dawson City by July 4. 1t
would please a large body of Americans
if the Klondike could be made q pre-
text for war between England and the
United States, which would result in the
annexation OF Canada"
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NATTER OF FORM.
No Difficulty Expected in Getting sigma
lures of Lower Erules.

No Difficulty Expected in Getting sigma
lures of Lower Erules.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL. = Inspector
MCLAUGHLIN of the Indian bureau will
leave here in a few days for the Lower
Brule reservation in South Dakota, to
obtain the consent of three.fourths of
the Indians, to the agreement reached
here by delegations Of that tribe, and
the Rosebuds, whereby $50 Of the for
mer are to locate on the Rosebud reser.
walton. This is necessary because Of
the fact that about 120, 900 acres of the
Lower Brules' land will have to be sold
in order that they may pay for a sim.
liar amount Of the Rosebud's land. No
opposition to this step on the part OF
the Indians Of the Lower B.ule reserva.
ton is looked for, as their delegations
heartily approve Of the action.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11
BLANCO'S MISSION FAILED.

Explanation of General Pando's sudden
Return to Havana
HAVANA, via Key West, Feb. H.
General Pando's sudden return Tues.
day was due TO the failure of General
Blanco's trip through the East, where
the latter met with a cold reception at
the hands Of both S%paniards and
Cubans. AS already cabled, he imme-
diately assembled the editors of all the
daily papers except La Lucia and EN-.
phatically prohibited direct or indirect
attacks upon autonomy, as we'll as arti.
Giles of a Mandatory character, which
Were, in his opinion, sarcastic.
A lieutenant colonel on Pando's staff
asserts that in two recent battles with
General Calixto Garcia and General
Jesus Rabi the Spanish forces under
General Luque lost 81 killed in the first
fight and ii killed in the second and
had 226 wounded in both.