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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

Il is The tl-s d zrezr stormz now n
tie PHILIPPINES. Huge seas cone tzzz-
bAZz ashore o. the azzeh zzd The
vessels IN the great exposzs bay have
ali thsy Tan % 70 hang 20 their zE-
cho-E. a. the surf sometimes dzzhes
a. high Is their lower foreyards. .
writes the zurtor II YESTERDAYS in the
Philippines-~ One BIT ~ description
hay eel apply 70 the weather nov ex-
peFfenee9 b. cur soldiers under Gen.
Merritt: The ether morning begsn the
first real storm q the rainy sezs0n.
and sc came ve.y near having a tad
typaoon, bot some one turned the
switch and Il gulried Nd the back
coast on the Pacific side and crossed
through z notch IA the mountains some
distance north Of Manila. giving The
city oniy four days Of naonstroas winds
and foods o. rain. The streets were
two feet leep with water in the b1zf-
ness seetions, and down at our hoys.
by the seas the wind bieE 20 hard thar
+. carried the tin from our roof of
70 vlsit the next suburb. Then IL Vas
tha. those sturdy windows Of small
zezzheils set into hard wood lattice
seemed far more secure than glass. and
doubt IL anything Iess veil construct
ed would have stood the blast that
szrgst IN from the broad bay" In
another storm 2 thousand houses we're
blown down in Manila and four Span
ish brizs in the tag totally wrecked
Boston Herald
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

A the late blight does not eons
sTsry year. perhaps only once IN four
OF I'VE ysars. spraying every rear e
paying too high a rate OF Insurance
funsieides are 10; remedies bat pre-
TeHuTss. and mus; be used before !,
can se knosn zhether an oa,,b-s.t
VIII occur. But recent srpsrlmeu.s
shoE that spraying Il IN Itself uros,.
able Early blight i alao., sure "a
appear unless prevented. This a
pears IN brown dead spots On ,ho
leaves, which sometimes aHse, Al
much OF the leaf surface that the nm.
triton Of the plant Ia sar{o.,.t~
checked For this Bordeaux nir,u,s
II used so effectively as 10 oova, 49,
entire leaf surface. Ia a perfsc, prs.
FentiFe. Many authorities bslisvs the
Bordeaux mixture Injuries uo.ato ~.
mage An experiment 10 and 80.
whether light or heavy dose, a,
the Bordeaux we're mos. s~e.,tza
was made On the farm a, W
L. Haileek. JamespoTt, n. Y. gv ,ur,.
ing short with the power sfraxsr -.
rhieh Tour rows were treated a, ones
the middle row received an application
AZ each trip. and 40 was given q doBbie
quantity OF Bordeaux mixture. All "A.
rows were sprayed FIVE times ara !.
harvest there were fifteen ana o.
half bushels per acre ia favor a, -.
double sprayer. In a similar sY,..t
ment with potatoes on clover soa a..
yield vas twenty-seven bushels ~
acre greater on the double snr,, "a
ROVE Bulletin Geneva Erperinsn,
Citation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

That the dandelion il to be one =,
cur cultivated plants Of the future :.
without question. One by one ma -
finding that the "xeeds'' arouna -
can be adapted to his use. Tbera =
no doubt that some Of our worst n..,o
VII De uncovered to be Of immense
value. Even the terrible Canada tb,.-
tie may tie found to be friend in Az
Euise, waiting for us to tear on The
mask that is coneesllnx its vir,,s.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15
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Eli greatly increase tie butter roB.
usa'A o. ne ereaa: peach trees thar
are 01adse OF the maple. and The m.
are all good things to let The ayss,
ke@2.-FzTEsrs RevIew
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

There are lots of customs which time
and observance have made aImos, "a.
cred on shipboard. Whlstling (,
frownei down. because that la SIRE IN
scare up gale of wind. A flying ssb
coming on deck or through a porthols
is good indication. while a minister
on ship is something to be dreaded
by the superstltious sailor. It's bad
luck to haze dog fall overheard
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

course was around the IsIe q wlghs,
and II Taz won By tbs keei sehooaer
America. August Y. Of that year. 81
competition with feet of "a yacht.
four OF which we're Of greater tonnage
The America won By eight nfrrtes.
the Aurora being seeOn6 ard the bal.
anee Of the fest far behind. Twenty
one races have been sailed n rnf.eA
States waters in defense o. the err
which was offered On July 3. 1851, -
perpetual challenge trophy. ~ Ee
raced for under the zGzpIees a. the
New York Yacht club.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

the London Saturday Review, whipped
his English cousin because be shot
markedly better and won astonishing
victories" We could have sworn that
that was the very reason; but. be-
yond that. he is generally volunteer
and fights as he prays. We have the
xrandest standing army in the world.
Tor the reason that every citizen Ia .
soldier and ready to act whenever
patriotism calls. And he supports him
self, at the same time that he contrib
utes money to the expense Of the gov
ernment.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

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rz-naa1 wEA a REus1 sE- & 9 1..ezsEssss
sse xT=z Il y 1-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

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- r. ant Fss rsEIass e sl2Er-a IL
r-zr1
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

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sazzz.s u -14s sE
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

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lar r.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

BIZ ssE g=as6e z1sg ~ 1su1 zszld
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

Doctor FsFn8v. chief OF the forestry
a'Fis'oH Of the department o, axrieal.
tpTe, says that trees must Be cut dovn
an ought % be cut down. no, oaIx
Tor commercial and Industrial v.ss
Int also for the good Of other growing
uees. aud all that the scientific for
Ester asks Is that the cutting should
os done iudicIoasly. The ignorant
!Rm beTman sho does not look To ~.
future cuts down an hls forest. ~
oaee, Shile the forester cuts ,hs
Trees 30 as TO make it a permanent, IA.
FsstHsHL The old fable Of the man
~a2 killed the goose tina, lafs IN.
Soidsn eggs has been wasted on mans
laln seTmen in the past. but il Ia 10 -.
aoped that the establishment of tbs
ssao2i Of forestry in Cornell university
eAs hrsi IN the country. is destined "a
VOTE great revolution In the ideas -
intelligent people.
some Ben Davis HlstorY.-Ths a..
bearing Ben Davis trees known % an
Nriter, west Of the lakes xer. - a.
~, e1aTa o. Avery Aldrieh. at Tlskiiwa
III Tyler aewhorter. of Aledo -,
secured seions in 1883 and beg., g..
propagation. A son of Mr.. Nrwba.,s~
soon after started nursery a, prnas
Iyn' Iowa. and began the arst nrna.s
az. oi me variety west OF the river
~ Isol We began its propagation In IN.
benton County Nurseries. Tba ~
ess and Ben Davis were the tass,s-
varieties sent out for several vsars sas
~ thai time the Ben pavis -
safded equal to the Duchess IN hsra,
Has ana mis- opinion was not dlsns,,aa
uht,l We had passed through the 80.
winter OF ls70-l.-Iowa State psr,.,a.
Flower Bill of New yor. -,
IoFk City pays annually for a.
Nlofe thsn the entire rvs or -,
"Lea' crop Of the whole eo,,,
nn o',' nearly as much as the total .ns
HssI imports OF tea. more tb.n 49,.
Vsiue oil all the lead mined and -. NV
as hueh as the natural gas nroaus,,as
falued at. This. in mos, :, ,.'
phases' is strictly a luxury H., :. "'
, ,SasS ,he indulgence In which ~
muse VINO can afford n doc. "
soo1' Its effect every wav !. guy
s'a IL gives profitable emniax osne.
q large and very WORTH IN s'.
ba ,sea : and the product eanno, hn =,
none s s.. effect on those who ,nsns
10e' IN this way.-Farmer.s t spsn'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

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1ez s*z zgIzlgDeTsgu
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-15

The Hise nsan always kzOHz enough
to east his lot Nith a woman Eho ~
enough money 70 sEli6 = ss.zlaai.s.
house thereon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-13
Saarftranbeuoe sottermtrth,daft.

lleber eineu .9erssRepeu 2ebeus.
piitels Sransport- uirb aus Stem Oort
beridtet:
Dor einisen 3open laabete ga
grano Su9efie4 (ein Su 8esinn bes
Strisges bon Der &egieruHg ge9arter'
Ter Sampfer Der Ylaut. .2inie) nit Sans
tiagoer Sruppen In Montaut poiat.
Na1bem bies gefdebsn mar, orbnete
Der Iifitent bes General Quarter.
Iteiifers on, bob bas Sfiff ben giseu,
tbamern pieber suseiient nerbe.
sd bin bereit, nit benz 5diffe ab'
3ugeben" - erwiberte Der @apitdn
raber es befinbeu iid nod groBe Dor.
rdtbe on gorb, pel6e Der Regieruns
seb6ren."
sWas babsn Sic an 8ort?~
v1000-1, 200 Sonuen 2ebensmitteI
aller slrt."
yuub lett tpann2S
s5eit nabe3u 4 Monaten.@
limb fur men tuar bic i2abung be-
itimmt2"
sGdr bic amerifaniideu 8rnppen
auf @ubG. sic purben unS aber nidt
absenommen. (gt, .. Sun.)
ga @ranb 8u6sRe~ NOR zines Der
sdiffe, tuel6e bic 5baftsr'fde 4rmee
BON Sampa, Jla., mad Cuba bef6r,
berten.
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Mtlltpnen ,perben perihenft!

gs 1T 9eluiB pOblt6uenb fir oas
9ublifum, gu erfabren, oaB es bod tuez
nisiteus ein @ei6aft i'm 2anOe siebt,
peldes ni6t bapor 5uridldredt, ben
8ebiirftisen unb 2eibenben gesenaber
srOBmiitbis 5u lein. Die 8eliber BON
9r. &in9s geeuer gntoeduns fir
S6fpinolu6t, 9uiten unb S6nupfen baz
ben iiber 5ebn Milliouen 8rObeHal6en
bieier groBen Meoi5rn peri6eaft uno
baben Die @enustbuuus 5u Uiiien, baB
oaour6 in SauIenben bon ablolut bpffz
nunssloien 5dllen eine !Seilung er5ielt
ipuroe. slitbma, 8ron6itis, 6eilerfeit
unb ale 2eiben bes Salles, Der 8ruit
unb Der 2unsen merben baour6 ii6er
furirt. Man Ipre6e in Der slpotbefe
bon S. aalteper unb Sobn bot unb laiie
Ii6 cine &rObeflai6e umIonit sebeu.
&e9uldre @r6Be so Gents unb S1.00.
Seoe 5laide miro sarantirt, ooer Der
Ereis suriideritattet.
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2ustuig Sii9ner's 5Ojasriges 2uf.
tor eSnbiIGtsrss.

Sn 0armliaot bs8in9 bsi bsnei
oenamtrlber 8eiaesFriide Or 2ubpja
9udner, algepejn betannt uuter ben.
Wamen sGr0ft upb 5tCf gadner"
bag 50jdbyige { of.Ure Subildunt. Bid
rer if in Sabre 1924 III garmfa0i
9eboren tpo1oea. ST fubirie in @ie.
Ben. GtraBburg, W8r3burg unb Mien
Observation-Disclosures uao Webi3in, lies
Ii6 als profliidfr Nr3t in feiner Batter
fiG9t nieoet, mu95e 1854 pEibabo3eni
in StibinGen un0 fdrieb bnst oal
epod1emadenoe Mett gRrafi unb
Siof", bas cine butGaus materiaIiGi.
ide Weltanigauung bertritt unb bon
ben getebtten 9beoIogeu ber 6tibinger
Iuiberiitdt ii N6t unb 8anu geibau
tpurbe. 6eftige literarif6e 5ebben
tHtpfien I'D aa oa8 @rfdeinen Don
naroft unb GtoH", bas feitben In 16
4ufIa8en erTbienenif. 8d9ner rnuBte
ieiue afabemil9e Gtellun0 In Slbingen
aufgeben un0 tebrte mad 9armtaot
aurtd, NO er iaitbam ats protiiIder
ar8t pirfi.
2uDwig gidner fdrieb ieitbem nD9
aablrei6e polemif6e unb pbiIofopbii6.
naturDihenidaftIide Berfs. mie:
gyfatur uub Self, nPbpRolo3ii9s
gilber". oIus Natur unb WlHen
i6aft", Sis Gartpin'Fde Sbeorie pon
@ntfebung unb umpanblung Der Sc.
bewe!t", Der Meni@ unb ieiue StaI.
lung in oer glatur", Ser 8otts8besriff
unb ieine gebeutung in Der Gegen,
Uart", nSas fiinfiise 2eben unb bic
moberae Wiheni6af", ,Sa8 Bud bonn
Iarsen 2ebeu (Matr biotii)4, s3wei
9etr6aie Greibeafer" u. /. 10.
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sfatarrb fauu uitht Fmrtrt uerSen

bnr@ IofoIe gppIifationea, ba iie ben Sis Der
Rrantbeit ui@t errei9en t6nnen. Ratarrb
1T cine 8Iut, uno ossr Contributions. .8rant,
belt unS um iie ;u bsilsn. ntnBt Sbr innerIi9s
SeiImitteI uehmen. 9ol,s statarrbsaur tpirS
einsenpnnten uns irirft birest auf bas Blut
mn6 bic idIeimissn Oberfddsn. 9aa's Ra,
torrsssur iit feins QuaflaIber,N Ne6isin. sic
ipurbs felt Sabren bon einsm Der behen Nersts
biefes aanoes bsrprbnet unb III Elm reseInsds
bisss Rsept. sic beitebt aus ben bsften be,
iannten 9oniea, rerbunben nit ben beiten
1IuIreinigunsSmitteIn, bic hireft anf bic
Standardization fpirfen. Die bolfpnsmen.
Berbinbuns Der sipsi 8eitanbtbeils ift 60, tpas
IoId' punberbple ReiuItats bel Der SeiIune
son Ratarrb berborbrinst. 2a5t Gu9 8eug,
ntfis umionit i6tfsn.
8. 8. @bensp B 60, Gisentb., Solebp,
.. @ertanlt pom alien Gpotbstsn, Qrsis Toe.
5ags 5amilien'8ilien iinb oie beften.
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q. M. & &c. R. 8abn.
glbfahrt.

Na6 @alueitUn, Souiton uno guerl
tdgli6 300 Born
Na9 Corpus gbri1ti, Nranlas 8uB unf
8eepille tds(i9 .......2::20 Na9m,
Na6 &erroiae td9li6, aussenommer
Gonnabenbs u.Sonntass 2; 2;45Na6u
gsnd &errbille, SOnntass. 80 8orm
Na6&errpi1e, ,Gonnabenbs a :30gsadm
Mnfunft
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td9lt6 200 Nberos
8on Corpus gbriiti, Iranias BaB uni
8eepille tdali6 .......1 40 Nadm
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SOnntass unoMonta9s 10 :458orm
Son &errbille. SOnnta9s. 7Ibenbs
&pn 8errpille, Mpntass 9:25 Born
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Rs. Sc. & e. Babn.
2(bfd hrt.

U B q 9rt.
@u6 8aco, Sort Burt6, Dallas, San
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb @bicaeo tds.
lid $50 Born. unb 500 9lbenbs.
Nnfunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, aanlas gitt,
Dallas. sSlrt 8ortb unb @aco, tda.
lid II rs 8orm. unb 10 30 gtbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-13

= 2Iuf ben Gardiner ioa iebt elm
auffianb Der Gingeburenen Begen bic
obnebin nur f6ma6en ipanilden Se.
iobungen aussebrOhen lein. Die
pGuptIinge, Dsldle fi6 bisber unter.
etnanSer sn befdmpfen pHsgten, babeu
nb iebt nereiniet, I'M gsmeiniam bas
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mended moblizing the regulars there
and a portion of the volunteers after
some of the regulars left, but he never
anticipated that $4,000 men would be
sent there, and, when finding it over
crowded. had recommended distribute
ing the forces elsewhere.
Lieu Col. Miley, Gen Skaters
chief of staff. testified concerning the
Santiago campaign, largely following
the lines of Gen. Skaters testimony
yesterday
Col. Miley told the positions Of the
lines OF the two armies before Santi-
ago and said the Spanish lines were
SO conspicuous that there was no ne
cessity for any reconnaissance. in force
to determine them. He said there was
no doubt that there We're Spanish
sharpshoGters between the Spanish and
American lines, but he was unable To
find a single instance of Spanish sharp
shooters firing in our hospitals in this
rear or of their firing on our TANKS.
He spoke of the two mile range of
the Spanish rifles and described the
American position on San Juan hill
said it would have been far more dan
gerous for the men to have been a half
mile in the rear than to regain what
they did.