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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05
AIIouseIoId Necesslty.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most
wonderful medical discovery of the
age, pleasant and refreshing to the
taste, act gently and positively on kid
neys, liver and bowels, cleansing the
entire system, dispel colds, cure head
ache, fever. habitual constipation and
billiousness. Please buy and try a box
of c. C. C. today; 10, 25. so cents. Sold
and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05
To Assist In the Inauguration.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 4.-Under a joint
resolution by Representative Gayman
the following were appointed to coop
crate with Columbus citizens in ar
rangements for the Inauguration of
Gov. Bushnell next Monday: Senator'S
Plummcr, Sullivan, Wightman, Crom-
ley and Robertson, and Representatives
Bramley, Jones, Ashford, Redkey, Otis,
Wiley and Gayman.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY is gratitied at
the reception given his appeal for do
nations for the relief of the SUFFERING z
non-combatants in Cuba, and believes
that American charity will promptly
end the suffering. Donations of mon
ey, focd and clothing should be sent
directly to U. S. Consul General Lee,
Havana, Cuba.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY does not insist
that members of his Cabinet shall be
mere clerks, as some of his predeces-
sors, notably Mr.. Cleveland, have done.
Had this fact been fully understood by
the public, the tommyrot about there
being friction between President Nc
Kinley and Secretary Gage and the
latter having rendered his resignation
would have been received with even
less credence than it was. There is
not and has not been any friction be-
tween the President and the Secretary
of the Treasury, and there has been no
tender of resignation and no occasion
for such tender. That there is differ
ence in the financial ideas of the two
officials was made apparent by the
Presidents message which made spe-
cific recommendation of certain fnan-
'cial legislation and asked Congress to
give careful consideration to the rec
concentrations contained in Secretary
Cages annual report to Congress. But
it is not difference over which there
has been or is likely to be any friction.
1t is simply the difference of two hon
est men as to methods. They both
have the same object making the
money of the U. S. as good as the best
money in the world at all times and
under all circumstances. Secretary
Gage in making positive denial of the
report that ne had resigned, or made
up his mind to do SO, said: "a Cabinet
officer ought always to be and is ready
to surrender his office at the call of his
chief, the Executive, but / haye not
the slightest reason to believe that
such action on my part is even re-
motely desired by the President The
desires of other people ia. that direc-
tion am not disposed to consider"
WHEN bilious or costiYe, eat Cascar
l. a. 49, \
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 8. 1898

ALTHOUGH confined to his house by
sickness. Secretary Alger has perfected
arrangements for the cooperation of
the Canadian government in sending
food into the Klondike gold regions.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05

CHICAGO. Jan. 4.-The crusade in
Chicago against gambling resulted
Tuesday in tragedy, Henry Maehl,
saloonkeeper Of Clark and Van Buren
streets, died Tuesday afternoon the
result Of injuries received while resist
ing constbles, who we're making a
raid on his slot machines.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05
To Whom It May Concern.

ada, sustaining the validity of
the patent for, and the orig
inality, novelty and patent
ability of the Welsbach invention,
under and in accordance with
which the now well known Wells
bach light is manufactured
throughout the world, and grant
ing an INDUCTION, with damages
against infringers, and following
the decision of the High Court OF
Justice and Court of Appeals in
England, and the courts of France,
Germany and Austria wherein
the patent for. and originality,
novelty and patentability of
Welsbach's invention has been
likewise fully sustained, and in
fringers enjoined.
We are, and shall continue,
prosecuting all Smtringers IN Mis
n,)7L31 f92J
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05

CAscARETs stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels Never sicken, weaken nor
gripe.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05

OF the various methods of Investment
by the Government of the postal saw.
ings to be accumulated through the
postal banks which Postmaster-General
Gary proposes to Congress to esta ablish,
that suggested by General Roy Stone,
acting president of the Good Roads
League of America, seems to be one Of
the most feasible and likely to bring
the greatest benefit to the Government
and the people. Gen. Stone fayors the
purchase by the Government with the
postal sayings Of county bonds to run
for long period of years, the proceeds
TO be utilized in the building of roads
in the rural districts. The bad roads
of many sections of the country, and
their almost as impossible condition
during part of the year, is notorious
fact, and If Gen. Stones proposition
can be carried into effect, it would seem
to be one of the greatest advance steps
taken by the Government for some time.
Under his proposition there would be no
tax whatever on the people for the con-
struction of the new roads, as the mon
ey which now goes to annual repairs
could be used for paying the interest
on the bonds. Gen, Gary has the sub
ject of postal savings banks we'll in
hand, and is liable to be called on at
any time by the Congressional commit
tee having charge of the bill for his
statement in support of his proposed
measure.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05

Just try 10 cent box of Cascarets
the finest liver and bowel regulator
ever made.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05
James Il. Kellogg surrenders H,ms.,.

New York. Jan. 4.--James i. Kel.
loGg, one of the members of the de.
funct T. S. Dean Co.. surrendered him.
self Tuesday to the police. lie was
held in 81 900 bail for examination on
the charge of conspiracy to defraud. $
Kellogg is the reputed founder of the
Dean Co. Myron J.. Bernard and Sam
Kellar. the president and manager OF
the firm, surrendered themselves Mon.
dav
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05
A Large Fee.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Jan. 4--The secre.
tary of state Tuesday licensed the in.
corporation of the American Steel and
Wire Co., of Chicago. The capitaliza.
tion of the company is $4,000, 900, the
incorporating fee for which was ss7,-
500, the largest ever paid in any sim.
liar proceeding.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05

EX-SENATOR DUBOIS, who is said to
be affiliated with the lobby which is
trying so hard to prevent the annexa-
tion of Hawaii, adopted somewhat pc
culiar tactics when he wrote a protest
against annexation, which was laid be-
fore the Senate, and later printed as a
Senate document; but some of the Ian
guage of the protest is even more pc
culiar. For instance, the following,
which is little short of personal in
suit to the Senators, Representatives
and others of prominence who have re-
turned from Hawaii stronger adyo-
Gates of annexation than they were be-
fore visiting the islands: ut is my
calm, deliberate judgment that there
is not just-minded, unbiased, disin-
terested American living who would
favor annexing the islands to the
United States after ascertaining the
conditions existing there, through q
fair and personal investigation"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Mayor Van
Wyck's message to the municipal as
sembly, which was read upon the Or
ganization of that body Monday, treat
ed at length of the financial condition
of the greater city. The document was
accompanied by lengthy tables fur
nished him by the controllers of New
York, Brooklyn, Richmond and Queens.
The figures indicated a net funded
debt of the entire city of s227, ass, ,529,
and an assessed valuation of real es-
tate of the entire city of 81. 4G4, 1853, 1872.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-05
EVERYTHING FOR THE TOILET.

Our line of toilet articles is full and
complete. We have a tempting array
of good combs and brushes, toilet sets,
puff boxes and similar articles Our
perfumes are the best money can buy;
pure, delicate, refined and lasting.
rything is the best and most fash
ionable, and every price is lower than
you would expect.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05
Hressr Baah EasssssI.

9Gr. G. G. Spgs sfstse Esrs Eall Enfli-
M Commission isas asssssasrssli.F essnni1fi.~
cd . arsssg wFsn me sstu@s1@nas AMI
Banneaks Sc ste Einss Eas.ll sasarvzssan
for siae ssssnethse ~ sataaa acres &c slfss
foss ELS1 s'ssnFnzian sfjsae1s 50 Ets
1owr 81 Rsessaiie s1r ssise sIlm &C sssssE :
90. xihlrh includes . nsnessaatr Sc eltss
1n6ians Scr ste aslinpElisaGmssEs 6G s1ess
elalspsd hunting sag1ss 81 Gae<asps
Hole ~ Ktflsab saheF wass fseDr6rsf By q
eealsiup "a she slErsins aaass ssrszs
Eears ara.
The hands walitb shs E1ssaane as,s SD.
ing are ap a. sa6es o6 Ssesseilia Be-
EanpaDr &c o pqGsG aElSxsF a,esesea Me
Gangnan ant ehe Ser6bwsss nsrrar 81
slne rssarssaar. sihs line ez-sands - a
p1spt aevep miles abspe sSsassila. &
zhen falioxs saae spSassasY fsns eass and
wsss HlfEss besmsen Psses1esiO sEc
Isess Fork Scr ~ nj sss: saas spssa EsGsl
rnllee: then eass 20 ssse rssarvse6ap Zine;
ebesn soliews slhe a4ae anpnnf 20 sas rlanl
q beginplng.
ProbaaGF sEpTf5ras ~ saas Land i
monnsains s1s saene IL Essaaaig Blsia 90
acres 81 eEeeliaps srsaerasnras land d
shas psrs s59Te PGessesa<-E Eisaases4l
Tir%huEe.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05
The Words shss Relf.

Riad words 6e nes eass snataS sHeF
never biisser saae tongue Or ssssr anS
we have neTar heard sf sST Eessal
tnoptae eaasiag from shss quarter.
Though they DO NOD eose spsch- FSrss,
sbey heap one's good ssaasre ss& good
viii. Soft wonds soften opr s9s1< ssgTF
sonds are faea 10 she ssane 81 wrsskr
sa6 make Is barn saore SesoesF, Second
ty. kind wossds make other people eooS-
natare6. Geld wones freeze people ssd
bot words se9reh sben, sn6 wrashfsI
wonds make thea rrsshfsL There Il
such rush Of all other ksf6s q words
10 our days that Is eeesns desirable %
give kind words ehanee sm0Sg s5ess.
There are yain words and Idle words,
and hassy words. snd spttefnl words,
and waxiike words. Kfaa words slso
produce their own image on meals s0ul'
and besntifui iaage ft fss they s'DO0sk
sud quiet and eonfort tbe beaNers tbey
shame bim out of bis sour and nOs0ss
and unkind feelings We have NOT ye'
begun 70 use kind words 10 such sbnrd
anee as they ought 20 be osed,-psscai
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05

E6sroE~ Mess, Feh. l-Bosssu To-
HiEs1c hs prassscaslF y an Isolated city and
aas beeu for Gs hours Telegraph wires
ass down IN every direction wfshin a
ssrsuflss rzalsIs.. SNOW banks block steam
aasf a.5il.T communication and the fire
alarm system 10 paraigzssf-- Street cars,
dead al day. are running bar fefulEg,
business i suspended and IN Al bus the
csseral psrraau sf the eisF darkness
ressrls because orders have been given
% ss1uS 81 elessrfc Light currents
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05
zshs1se Eaaauz No 3 $50

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KgAen snne zsgzs NJ @eE aszszrx =
Easse - Sd > sazzaz. sz1ss szzry = zzss.ssE -
- zlxle1zeE = azznGzass szzE
R1ssn aampsnzzzz szzzss Eslz1sa sefs1zasE lIzzss
as1e a44ss ~ ~ seszzal lsE &ne==zE G 9
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Nazn& mzan azzsH aas 1ipz n Ezzzld4E.
3siaa1 aas = zm afa=z zzsszsz sz1e=z
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sszss1a1 lrs<s gazzE { zsz zsssaz : y ssszEgz
laz zaazs irHs sasEse 1BanH
Ssue - lac EalssszaE aswzzH assz -
s=ssszs ases=1ier 1laS s1znsszine sae 1sss-
azztfsE stll - - szss sszEsan willie lie
zsszzz szznsE szsss2ns4iz sll Iss n raseatsae=
E t11e sauaspszzzsE Ss essEE ard sue
ean ss1 I'D . sew hundred Hsss he ezn
s~ ussz 81 szzsszs4sse lsx ~.zaSsssr dIlses-
fi1n ass Esss3
Ea szalE rlas aSzF he a apt 20 gss
lassD zasatElss saanpE 5sssars he sUaps q
1se ls y szssd Eauner-
e sue zBes h.5m Ff1rsdeuce, fer IN
sza<zss-s - Essssu,. one assB 90 Basssn
siiunsc 5easre one Rs;z Gur &c Pr5v5
dss1sz-
3au can stand IN F1ur awl back yard
M aasE sswn IN me state and throw rockz
aE gsdr rasdea1sr ID another county, snd
r. Esun asas gBod sir5wess JON can hi
. nzs1 m sf:zssasiiusse-ss or Connecticut
Tllns Is me way e seems 90 a maz
when hs makes his arss rrip 20 Rshode
Isasazd. ..-New fork sun.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05

The Aslansa Consideration tells tE1is on
q sinzsl aeirhsar vino sfoughs himself
sissEsat.srsst By q member of his church.
'.'Eog Ffe PIbl5csE- sfseuc sIaudersome
zza1- wScft hls name Is well known
ssr6ass s.soDensunce the sueesxfn devfIe
~ h.e deserves beda q CErysrIar an fol-
bsrf1 GEfe Golden EsaSsr though 8 Free
Ss1.ssr Nah In P6llsfesxs. EuS want too
aaFe 8 He ssd sister Polly HfgxIns sea.
slisss shss Preacher sed shas sef Hee-
sfheu Eiss6sus must be a DAM he Il q
Lhar kz PrzFoT messfn and eudurir'
CharefIr aaf ksn whip Him with one
EEar6 sqe1f bef5G my back weekday or
Ss1dager
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05

The vote an 1ne Teller zasnAnEznn Ia
the tgo houses 81 Cangress saiseas asas
Dem0rratie party beiare 1ise naauar,y ~
the tssne ehampians af silver.
aa the campaign of yaar = msll
be DsmDeraas 1ers sllzer and EssEsszll lleaaas
Tor fbe lgead standard. Bnaer 1aase
conditions i sehBgpss fise s3snnsezszEs 4
be fair aud 5nst Mffh faaelr saillss. s1ass
Silver Repnplieans and Esg1alssse.
Emln Esquire . nrian ST fsrsas -
snatch Si<tory aren afse gold sasrsi1iaas-
flGns and sesrpsrztzaas, azzE ina xa9rs
silver Republicans alsd z7sE,nlszls II tias
nnlsn the aers e=rlain fz1e swscass,y.
The aEies booking nBwa Sd ahe 1s=zm>
crafle ssa-iy ars brigis1 1ilis Fsar- d
skill Nln II it be uasgHanizaans snn JEsx
and i mRst and sill be nsagnazaingssst
and 5nzt.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05


corbett. the great pugilist, has an
noaneed his retirement from The arena
OF brnisers. BE sassaince Fitzslsnsnons
VII not meet him he sill never talk
prize fghting again.
Captain Ray ineharge Of the military
forces 10 Alaska urges the government
10 restrict Immigration 70 that tasri-
tory. Al the heavy rates al which the
people are going there he fhInl1s saarEs-
Lion Tor many Ii almost certain.
The hard times have loosened ND a
little Ia thls country. but there i moth
ing Ike general prosperity. 4nesrlaln
locations circumstance have eonsplrssd
10 maze the psople fairly prosperous, Ia
other sections The psople are ~ hard
mp - they we're txo years ago. The
high prices Of grain were blessings 10
grain gfoMers, but Ia fbe eotion
country whsre the prices are lSwer
than ever before the growers DeEer,
saw harder tirnes than they have ssan
for abe past ssz EBonths.
An old mlnor who caEne ont ~ file
KlandllEe . sex days ago pun fise case 10
this say TO the man q good nsaalth
and strength, Eho Mlll son like 1ie
lsborer who teas up stree.k. who ilas
sufsseient money - aan6 . years lsngyaly
q proTialons from lgSD 30 lssp railes llp
the Yukon river. wifhoyer s50p 10 sasis
ast1r fhAs exisanse. o barrel ~ patience,
o willingness - take al chances aud
deny himself fbe pleasures 81 lie fsr
several gsars, ] ssg so. The ,opnns-
fions named are evidently sssssd 90 ex-
Frsr1ence and good Judgment
Preaching u fhe Bsgsiss. church SIM
day ~ lesao a. ~. and Ssse .. 20. by 1i.e
pastor. Morning theme. Oar King
- she creuinK. The Need q Hssrssss
sac Eeroinase sill ssefhe suhjert Snp-
day school as 11ss5 a N and Young
PeoIle meeting as 100 .. m al oap-
dlalls Invited 10 fhese services. sIseaiasl
music 10 the evening.
The following marriage 1sonnses Sars
issued sstoe our lesi repst
Frank l.. Bs0w. Prospect
kiarY n Morgan,
Hosea Berg. BiacicfDps
gullA Bfatter.
Benori Casnpbali, Baselt
Harriet z smtfh, Shelley
Roscoe 81. ghise. Eoss
Maggie :. Booher, Z
MIss Lucy Moore sescher 81 the cera
school il Bannock county lo4s her Fs,is
satcb in the sn0w beswean her baarelnl
place and the school honse and L 10,
hid under the SNOW for macy Gays
when found aud warmed 70 Life agaii
the isttle ticker began business SfitasoS
any signs 81 10 grippe or throai or alaai
Troubles.
CHEYENNE. wao. Feb 2.-T Thousan6
Of sheep are reported 70 base perashei
from cold and starvation IN western
Wyoming. The oold has been tn.ens
for SIXTY dsys. aud ols-fitners Say fhs
: Il Il the hardest wlnser they hsTe see
for the past pinetaep years. Cas-bo
county has 500 900 sheep. aud fockma'
. lers there fear the loss viii aEnonpt 8
j 25 per cent. LOSSES among eata1e wll
not be 20 heavy. ak ownere had bee
. preparing for several years 70 feed thei
stock during severe weather.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05

An AIahaaa mother gave birth 20 . |
po,nn&s of ksabses On the Iss inst Four
seqs raaSe up the aggregate Of these
poun6s spoSrtGpods- Two II them
weighed 81 poEs&s each snd the other
sao six poae&s each. Three years be-
fSre she sa1zS mother gave birth 20 two
girls sad one boy Wow, there Il .
Es0sker IN TsFesl for yonL
Apesfees and eompIese fusion Of Dem
ocssss- POpGIisss, ssd silver Eepubli-
eaas has tsIssn place in Minnesota at .
conference Of the three committees
Thfs i@portsns step wac decided upon
sed hst one State c0nventiOn will con-
vene, and bat one set Of candidates will
be pat in nO@irati0n against the G. o. p.
sffSce meat Ioc per package, as Hol-
brooks.
A y0nng man asked his best girl: ssIf
srybody should see me kissing you,
would yon get rnads~ And she asked:
sis snybody Icokings" What did her
answer rncany
FOR SALg-Aboat 10 tons Of first class
hay, ON Spencer ranch. Make iDquir-
les Of DR.. w. n. F3ehIe, BIackfoOt.
A womsn in Indiana IO6 years old
cIafms she was never kissed by man
in her life. What o big cargo Of fun
the old Isdy has missed.
For sALE-At bargain, the Hines
Block. For terms como and see the I'M
dersigned. CHARLES II. HINES.
some''horrIble brute" has discovered
that the difference between woman
and an umbrella Is that there are times
when you can shut up an umbrella.
For SAI.E.--One hundred and forty.
two acres, three miles from BIackfoOt
on river, with two-room house, stable
, chicken houses and 100 inches OF water
Perfect title. will sell for two-third'
, value, m must sell at once.
NET.s JOHNSON,
Rear 4l3 Alder St., Anaconda, Mont
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05
reek . Harvest Field of ReHs

\ students In the Utah AgrIcul-
College. al Logan, are reported
With measles.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05
TO Make The Home AffracffYc.

-Four special pages 10 the February
Ladies' Home Journal are devoted %
explaining the ssy 20 make the home
attractive. One treats OF 'SThe DrapIng
aud Dressing Of Beds, " smother Of Buy.
ing and Arranging Bric-a-brsc," 8
third tells "H0w TO Make Attractive
Screens and fourth IL on ''Doina
Bamboo Work AZ Home" The iilns.
trations make the task Of following Out
the instructions q very easy one, 70 the
articles are certainly practical and use
"a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05
A Bfg Failure.

George M. Scott a. Co., Of Salt Lake
CITY. the biggest hardware firm In The
intermountain region, failed this week
for sI9s, ,75Ip3. Their assets are pn'
down at 1921 ,440. 10. which leaves a sur
plus in their favor Of s32, oss.2I.
Mr.. Scott began business In Salt Lake
CITY IN 1871 and has had the confidence
Of all the intermountain country 70 az
these intervening years. The failure
Il ascrIbed 10 bad spcculations In eattls
and Colorado lands.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05
Gone 10 Washington.

Ex-senator Fred r. Dubois Left for
Washington, ID. c., on "Wednesday
mornings train.
Monday the Senator received several
teleQrams requesting him 70 come but
he declined 10 go and 20 wired the par
Ties. Tuesday be received others and
40 urgent In their requests that ne de-
cided 10 20 on the first train. Az the
time Of leaving he did not know just
when he would return 70 Blacdoot.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05
% .aoosrtlsar rae e -.

s@&tH <z&@IbsrAzkf1E II lKssSx4 k<l2<ye 4&r<sfss
Pink Esrk E-is4s ilis Sarpzisssr. Esrsss
1prE. al smrsgys nt lass sss,iRHl. a-s,u
64agnBs. Alaska, sfiaas 1ffe, chances ~
masking lnpneg a1n gssssEssrse FIR .
raady Hsane sos.nDs ase1pi s.s srsssslr as
glRep III many 80 stlss gssn 1lissness, sas
flaf - fsagir s1sp autumn aInses ssssl
ln 1nHhp.
he aide <lsas fshe.e lsausifiIE 1ass.ssc-
iiiar q 6szagRss sOsr.ing anassE- sssssps
the sAie ~ 9gs<- Tinpnsanfssf 1ssulis
are fsoekipg 1isare anr auapF 81 ssiesn
sishplr o as1liar. 'riie Eifss sf human.
~ abtw anf fipNs, uanF ase ssuisIs
anr nanpr are nss.nsailng-
de ssipses ais aesssar win rise ssxses
mem Ghn ne il ma as ansspls ~ I'd
- xlionaike a. De ssnos EfpnEt1 De wss.
De Hssy nm arass sis alps - as1d Eis
11asE SD 1a.e Gsisr aiise-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05
EIre al Salmon city.

The Williams Block, corner of Main
and Center streets, Salmon City, was
totally destroyed By fire Monday morn
ing of this week. The block was made
up Of frame buildings aud the flames
did their work quickly. The Loss is es-
fimated at 5000.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05

Fat family mackerei Ioc. each. Hol-
brooks.
is there any rule In all the course of
mathematics by which one can be made
two? We think 40, but 10 only one case.
II two can be made one by marriage
ceremony, one can be made two by q
divorce ceremony.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-05
For Union Of siirer Forces.

The Populist committee Of Lstah
county held meeting last Saturday and
adopted resolution fsyoring union OF
silver forces in the state for the com
ing campaign.