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$50, oo6 TO LOAN to build homes on the in
stallmcnt plan. or vendors liens taken up.
Fer fun Information call ON A. Il. Moore.
sol Khan building,
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A GREAT opportunity 10 the right man
Store house ana residence. new. doing
In South Texas with stock Of goods
from $4,000 20 sli.e0l for sale: only reason
for selling. want 10 go out Of business;
terms easy. Address Thee Bering, this
ffhc6
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position and small house to
live IN; man must furnish good horse and
not he. afraid to set his hands dirty. Al
dress J. Woke. city. .
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WANTED cook for small family; 1879
Moore street.
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ACTIVE salesman to sell to dealers $50 to
st75 monthly and expenses; experience un-
necessary Acme Cigar CO. Chicago.
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BLACK Minorcas. White and Brown Leg
horns. large Pchin ducks and yellow head
talking parrots cheap. Fred Maier, 9li
Congress avenue. $40 Hamilton. ii
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AGENTS - 81 daily to sell speciality SOAPS and
give customers double their value In hand
some presents: exclusive territory. sample
Ohio. s3sA.
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HErp w,Arrrp.

1T WILL PAY every Field Man TO invcsti-
gate the note system and advantageous con-
tract offered by Harris 4 Patterson. State
managers, 'old Hartford Life Dallas.
Texas. n
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WANTED-Flrst-clas man in every town
10 take orders for our widely known and
absolutely guaranteed made 10 ordei
clothing at popular prices: agents
profi,s easily reach x25 per week and
rnore: an elegant and expensive line OF
samples vita case, furnished free; we
advertise heavily wherever we are repre-
scented; good men, experienced la this or
similar line, should secure Their terri
tory for the spring season now. Strauss
Bros, Americas leading tailors, south
vest corner Madison and Franklin
streats. Chicaao: mention paper.
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SicG. %. Is siONp and will continued TO ne
sold at $1,000. past. present and future.
The price Is the same, Catalogue free.
J j Fastorisa Printing \ Litho Co..
State Agents. Houston. Texas. Il
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RESIDENT SALESMAN for desirable
tine of meal and ether Advertising spa
a ltieg, 81 table for iirg . trade; bsrli
commission arrangement vita capable,
active p4rty; samples furnished. Regent
Mfg IN CshicagO
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So .Ot ToN-Coal, Coal; Garrison Coal; free
from SCOT and clinkers; s. ton, Si.I5 half
ton. delivered; phone $50. a. Loeb, agent
office 1908 Sterritt street. u
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daily settling nickel plated
Brilliant Gaslight Burners; Ats all kero-
sene lamps. gives beautiful bright gas
light; no wick, no chimney, no smoke:
cheapest light known; free sample. ID. As,
EnterprIse Mig. Co. Cincinnati. Ohio. go. 9
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LIF1. INSURANCE--Agc 30 sis.so per siuN
Annually. rate gtarantccc. Chicago
Guaranty Life; $3.50 assets TO each 81 liza
h:iitios. agents wanted. highest commits
sions. w. J. Minton. ma1sager, Trust
building, sDallas. Texas. u
AGENTS Economy gas bu-aer saves 10
Per cent OF gas. makes a large. beautiful
lighf and gives $50 per cent profit to
eAlesmen. General Agency Co.. IS Dear.
born street Chicago. III q
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FOR SALE-A few large English Berkshire
male pigs, registered stock and of the best
strains. for only 81 each. ". d. Bunting.
Uvalde, Texas. II
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AGENTS get 50 cents on each dollar; no
experience necessary: write for agents
Quilt Address The Catholic News, 3
I,..rl.lnv street New York.
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wANTED--A good German or swede Eirl 20
milk COW and do homework Apply leso
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LOST, POUND. sTRAY. STOLEN.

LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN,
sTOLEN--From sartartia, Texas. on Decem-
Dor Z, 1897. dark bay horse, shod All around.
u hands, 4 year old. long legged. branded
II oyer J. cross I; 81 reward II returned 10
Henry williams. Arcoia, Texas. -
LOST Near corner washington and White
streets. a lady's gold watch and chain: has
name Theodor" engraved In back. Finder
return 70 z G. Crawford. Texas avenue
and receive reward 10
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wANTED--Orc m.ilwright 10 build new
siwmill. also one good sawrnili black
smith. Address X. this office. .
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Glass cook with references.
4Of grnv avenue
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FOR SALE-IIavc ten full blood Durham
ycarling bulls also some fine grade Jersey
cows fresh In milk, at 1913 Franklin ave-
nue. corner OF ChcneYert street. -
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FOR sALE--New Home sewing machine. sis
! g. smith, at Roberts Bros. store. Washing
ton street. .
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WANTED--Whitc xiii TO do light houscworE.
Call Monday morning, see Milan street .
wANTED--Good gardener and wife to work
small truck farm ON shaecs. tools and stock
furnished. Swinford 4 Scmpic. rooms 2oi
and s05, Binz building ii
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Wagon-ruts have been the subject of
some recent experiments by Missouri
scientist. A heavily loaded wagon
with ordinary tires was run over soft
stubble land. and the ruts found to be
fourteen inches deep. With broad tires
the same load made ruts only five
inches deep, the difference in the draft
being "a per cent in favor OF the broad
tire. On corn land just dry enough to
pillow. the difference was " per cent,
an enormous loss or saving Of horse
power and man-temper. One Of the
comprehensive thinkers Of the times
dates his interest I'm public themes to
a conversation with wise country doc.
tor, as the two drove on a life-and-
death errand over a horrible road. IF
those poor fellows bleed to DEATH" the
doctor exclaimed, ''it will be the fault
OF the narrow tires that have made this
road almost impossible. Never make
ruts, my boy; put broad tires on your
life"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07
rerraelnx Lana-A sa.re..le..

Prof. G. M. Common OF Clemson Az
rtcultnral College, s. c., writing In
Coiman's Rural World. says: As one
travels through that section OF the
country east Of the Blue Ridge noun
tatns. known as the Piedmont section.
he sees hilisides protected from wash
ing by terraces. The terrace prevents
the water from collecting in large bod
les and washing bitches. The watsr Is
let down the hill more slowly. and a
large per cent soaks into the soil The
effect OF this method IL readily seen
during the dry season, the crops do not
suffer so badly as they do on hillsides
not terraced. II seems to me that this
method might be OF some value 10 the
western farmer who keeps large part
OF his farm in grass. because the
ground would hold moisture better
during the dry season; and during the
heavy showers the water would not
flow of so rapidly-more OF Il would
be held for the use OF the plants In
fact, II might increase the corn crop In
the same way, but II would require a
change in the system OF farming to do
this. The rows OF corn and cotton are
run with the terrace. and as the ter
races are Of unequal width Il necessi-
tates a large number OF point" rows
These point rows are easily cultivated
with the one-horse pIows used In that
section, but where two-hoFse cnltiya-
tors are used the point rows would be
Objectionable. This method also ne
cessitates planting the crops In drills.
which. as every one knows. requires
more or less hoeing
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

When baby frst starts Ia 70 cry.
We know b. that same token
That baby's lungs are quite intact.
Howe'er his heart - broken
For then the baby's voice Was raised
As II he couldn't stop II:
But pretty soon there comes . tutl
In which he'd all but drop II.
That ronsss him 70 rear again
With energies red0uhisd.
Attic he's quite forgot ghs grief
BY which hts heart was troubled.
Monotonous. cen 10 himself.
The baby's bawls are growing
But. having started Ia TO cry.
He's bound 20 keep Il going
Boston Globe.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Not since the opening Of the century
has the earth been so far filed with the
stern threat and preparation for armed
conflict. and it is where the CONNER
ciai spirit runs highest that the talk Of
war is loudest. The ornaments OF the
great commercial powers have never
been so large either relatively or abso-
lutely as today, but this is not enough.
and to Englsnd's special call for $780,
100000 for more war ships, France
echoes s100.0Q0,0O0. Russia $4,000. 900.
Germany quite as much, and the Unit
ed States anywhere from $4,000. 900 in
special and regular army and navy
bills.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

II is reported that in Iceland there
have been but two cases OF theft in a
thousand years, and that all forms of
crime are so nearly unknown that the
island has no soldiers, no policemen,
no tramps. no poorhouses. no prisons
Commenting on this blissful innoceucs
Western editor calls out, Just think
of it. boys, and then go kick your
selyesi In fact. nearly everybody in
this country had better kick himself q
little Bit,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07
Miss Gould a cry..a, eaz.r.

Miss Helen Gould Ia said to have
Joined the latest society cult. CRYSTAL
gazers," and to have just paid st5. 900
for what Is regarded as the most per-
feet mystic globe in existence. It comes
from Japan, where three illuminate
spent their lives in polishing the giant
rough crystal into the perfect spher.
IL now Is.
IL is as clear as the air itself. yet the
initiated claim to be able to see within
its depths the events OF the past. pres-
ent and future, and even the inmate
rial entities who inhabit space or the
unknown spirit land.
The crystal globe itself, which IA
eight inches in diameter, Is said TO
have cost upward of $4,000 and Miss
Gould has had It mounted In a gold
and crystal setting worth $1,000 mora.
A pavilion to cost $4,000 win be
built at the Paris exposition for A rs.
ceptioH hall TO be at the service OF tbs
Emperor and Empress OF Russia dpr-
Ing their visit in 1900. The coming
Paris show will be the greatest of the
European International exhibitions.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

The autographs pane of glass has
many poor relation of whom it may
well be ashamed. A young woman
waiting in railway station the othes
day noticed on mueh-scratched win
dow her own name. She had written
II there years before with her first lit
tie diamond ring Some stranger had
scratched heart below il with the
name, John Smith. The young woman
let her train go by. and obtained per-
mission from the station master to
have the obnoxious glass replaced by
q new pane.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07
YaInn of f,nItixa,Inn

One of the most important things in
the growing of fruit is good thorough
cultivation. II were to name only one
thing essential to fruit growing, /
would say that one thing was thorough
cultivation. For instance In fruit
trees. We all think that when the
spring sunshine comes, the fruit tree
is all ready to send forth blossoms. and
IL the temperature and weather are
suitable, we viii have a crop of fruit
Now the fruit grower knows that the
fruit buds are not developed during the
winter, nor during the spring. but de-
veloped the season before. and il you
are going to have fruit the coming wear
you must have prepared the foundation
for 1t last year. Essential to the dc.
yelopment OF fruit buds Is good tbor.
ough cultivation. If you have good eul-
tivation you have good foliage: n vou
have good foliage at the base of every
healthy leaf you will have a bud ana
IL the conditions are right. a proper
percentage of those buds will be de-
veloped into fruit buds and there will he
stored up plant food not only sufficient
to develop those buds into fruit buds
but to make them SO strong that the
northeast winds will not destroy their
vitality to such an extent that they
VIII drop from the tree. When I see
tree along In August or September
with a leaf surface that Is small. and
practically stripped of healthy foliage.
! am as certain as ! am that the sun
VIII shine when the clouds clear away.
that the man who has that tree upon
MS place will not realize any fruit from
u the coming season. because the con-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Shakespeare makes a man on a
storm-smitten ship exclaim, Now
would / give thousand furlongs Of
sea for an acre Of barren ground, :"
Modernized and amended. this cry may
take the form of the exclamation, Now
would | give thousand square miles
of Alaska for the rockiest acre on a
New England farm" Many a disap-
pointed Klondiker would compromiss
on half-acre.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

1t is doubtful If people generally re-
alize the stealthy attack that is being
made from one end Of the country 70
the other upon the public rights. It
does not take practieed eye to see
that in almost every city the street car
companies are making extraordinary
efforts to invade the rights of the citi-
zens; to fasten themselves for long pc
RODS upon the taxpayers.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07
she cliashsa IL.

They had looked soulfaIly into each
others eyes for some time. but some
how he didn't seem 10 come % ths
point. Then suddenly be made a dis
eoyery.
"fon have your mothers beautiful
eyes. dear he said.
She felt that ths time had c0rne 10
play her trump card. II have aiao. :.
she said. my fathers lovely check
book" Within thirty minutes their
engagement was announced Pick Me
Up.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07
Rabbit Traps.

One of the incidents and expensas OF
orehaFding on a large scale not like
ly 10 be thought OF by the casual OBJ
is necessary TO wage on the rabbits so
likely to work great destruction 70
young apple trees. This is illustrated
by the operations OF Wellhouse Il Son.
OF Topeka, Kan, who are recognized as
the Apple Kings. as reported by Secre-
tary F.. d. Conurn of the State Board OF
Agriculture. For their orchard in
Usage county they used a carload OF
lumDer in the construction OF I,700 rap
bit traps: for their three orchards il
Leayenworth county they have l.6F
traps, and In Miami county orchard
400 traps. These consist OF a box ~
inches long, made OF ordinary 6-inch
lumber. inch thick. closed at one end.
and with an inward-swinging wire gate
in the other end. which is shut by con-
tact OF the rabbit with trigger after
he has fairly entered About four feet
OF lumber and four feet Of No. IL gal
vanized iron wire are consumed In the
making Of each trap, which costs. com
plete, from 1914 to Is cents. This tran.
as now constructed, Is considered we'll
nigh perfect, cost and efficiency consid-
cred. and is the result OF twenty years
OF experimentation in making traps.
and studying the nature and habits OF
the rabbits. In this connection the
word rabbit applies only to the ordin-
airy cotton-tail and not to the larger
jack-rabbit, which the Messrs. Well
house say Is not especially troublesome
to the apple trees.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

The emotional litteras..
1919 ma'sssh = pleee Of which u - ~
, proaa. .,a The editor looked L - -. 'sy
,,. - you g eandldiy think suel. o,,.,..
ought % 70 inso cold typss r' 'laalaas
-, aoht know much abou, \.
teal work OF printing 4 ~ sas sssa.
, 1a' oon't believe II maa.. = s.' 's'sl.
a ''s.'ia Even 4 The W ! y ", Vt
snsss that article will iaks g. 7 &C.. sala I
e. ~ Washington Star. '@s faail "
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

A calamity like that in the harbor
of Havana puts its victims on COM
mon level. Technical and Official dis
tinetions vanish. The sailor newest
TO the service who persisted in the de-
struetion OF the Maine is no longer
elassed as an ordinary seaman. He.
with the rest. belongs now 10 the COM
pany OF those who viii not be forgot
ten.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

It was demonstrated beyond ques-
tion that wide tires keep the surface
smooth and firm, and that when the
roads are full Of ruts the broad wheels
tend to restore them to good condition
and thus materially lessen the cost OF
repairs. The universal adoption of
the wide tire in Minnesota for all We
hieles carrying heavy loads would save
the taxpayers of the state thousands of
dollars annually In road repairs. and
would save the farmers and teamsters
ten times the amount In expense OF
hauling and wear and tear OF horses
and vehicles.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

What DO yon think ~ ths ~ J
have prepared 10 intsodnee iisani'@
one member ~ the Legislature
III n q sheer waNss 81 tine ssp'as
tha other. ~ ians practicSl saa''ss
10 become a Law. nor foolish esonsh =
yet your name into the fesspspsA
Washington Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Ike stubbles-H ri. what was yer oh.
,ick In buyin' that 'er patch o. sterile
land down TO Stony Corners7
Hiram oatbin-One OF my achemes
Ike. I'm goin' 70 pastur' the cows on
tnat 'er land an give them city folks
that new-fangled sterilized milk right
from the cow.-Up-to-Date,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Ethel hear all yoa fellows who
swore on drinking on the fgxt Of Jan.
uary have formed n club.
Harold-~Yea: the FIRST one 10 drink !
glass OF beer is TO get ten dollars. We
want somebody to break the leo Tor
us.--puck.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Bagley say. Bailey. bow about tina,
tent
Bailey oh. you wouldn't strike q
man for money Just before bis saea.
tion. would your
tThree weeks later
saEisy Well. Bailey. have you SOC
that tenf
Bailey on. say. Bagiey. iust astsF
my vacation. Puck.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

I have baen ln&ktEE quite q elmfF 3
naval Nasfars. said The asllssfaae -.
iEsn. and fnd the asa1sei ssy lasss-
sa,ing. Sow. wha' DO 900 thias =
the best gay 70 saulp ilastiean1w
And without haaitatiub fhs isssas
friend answered
ia . hurry. Washington Hla'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

ibid you read whites Lonas ss
ter 10 the Gazette this morhlns al,
mo: IL was too long; over IVY
umns. what did he say ~
"IIe said there was no neNA
Bits.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

NON. ibsen. xh., +.
tell me about Was0ln.,aa aas ssa ~
cherry tressa SA and ~
ihssn Browning--..I A.,..
am. that there i i ,,e,,,i.'a ''s.s 'aas
s ,as snset that the Father Il nil l's ~ :
Try VAS Instrumental 4 ts.l IS -
s'unnas plant. bur shsrs Is y s,ss.s :.
% support the hypashesls - -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Second go Gastiaf. rho. % usairass-
ing his adversary. has sadasnsg sVsxs
pals. and \ opty Just psssealsd fsan
fafilngl Take eunsaEe. mas. ! kzas
your opponens q gainE 10 am sf ~
air
purFiss That's just shat rsakss
rns afraid. He's such . nraesiansH
bad fhgs. T1isBits.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

The New York clergyman who says
that Christ couldn't be elected king
in any ward of this city seems to have
a very misty notion Of Gotham's city
government and an equally misty idea
of ministerial propriety.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Tourist-aftow far away y tnf
eat ylilage7s IN
Native Well. six miles 70 US VI a.
you'll aud Fitxsimmonsyiils' sns $3.50.
miles 10 the west you'll come % ss'@'
plexustown. Facts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Ardent Lover--b'er ye, my bonnie
iassie. wad lay me doun and dee.
Practical Maid--oh. you mako mo
weary with your imitation Scotch ala
iect. What I want ia a man who VII,
ger up and hustle for me.---chieago
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

We feel authorized to say that Spain
warmly indorses the demand by the
Philadelphia peace society that con-
gress refuse TO appropriate the money
necessary 10 strengthen the coast de-
lenses.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

waiter DO ygn siah oysters 90 w.
half shelig'
Uncle Wheaterpp Do they Cues A'A
more with the whole shell
Walter @Certairiy not.
Uncle whsatcrop Then gise
them with the whole shell. es,aa
Truth.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07
A peas,m,.,.

First Tramp-"Do good things az Al.
wofld u very unequally divided,
second rramp--''Yes; dar,s dat dooa
,es wasting good liquor by tbrow,n.
up everything he's drank tonight. wb,ls
throat" eo"h our
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

That Jersey City man who stole q
locomotive the other day is simply
wasting his talents down east Why
doesn't he so to Chicago and snter
politics?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

why does Mrs. Murray Hiil 9 9"
daily hate BostoHy ?"
'.she went there IN the inssfss. II.
the Society Of Colonial DANES ans ~, -
snubbed by the Daughters q ne fs's
ponnesian War. Truth.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Judge Did you see the beEinnlnE az
this troahieg
Witnsss--i did. your honor. Il o.
Cured ave pears ago.
Judge WHY, hos vas that
WttneHsts began whsn tbs minister
pronounced them man aud wtss. Chi
eaEo News
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Yes, fss. said Inc soaas ns.s., :,
shank ! shall marry flsrssr !
Well. replied lalss Caye.a. -.
~ aeass have some asaafanss -. e =.
VEN y ons of tAsse baaaa..ss y - !.
are dsiheait 10 nlsAss =
How do sou know shass
he . - Nsll satlsteu sl,A 4.
SELF Washington star -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07
Nasle~.

The Court Has the defendant been
notified Of these proeeedEnsaf
Applicant Tor Divorce have pub.
lished the notice 10 q newspaper u
general circulation.
Tho Court Well. must Be- sure thar
she il notified seaa her . copy u shs
newspaper with tbs notice cut out
Puck.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

They say Baglsy's twins are 40
much alike that he can scarcely tell
them apart, except that one il trssh.
full and the other isn't"
Yes. understand that be calls one
Kate and tho other Preyarlcate. Tit
Bits.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07
WI, .ts a.. n -

Tramp Gin the coantryI Yss. once
rode or wheel. but bad to give II 10.
Biker Why
Tramp Well. yer see. this owner VIVA
comm down ths road bchind me and
the policeman had = rope stretched
across in front, -Tit.Blta
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Spain may as well understand right
from the start that Uncle Sam doesn't
fight according 10 the plans and speci-
neations laid down by Greece.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07

Mr.. Hunker-I have q spsas .sas
quaintance with Miss Throek"v "A
Mr.. spatts- You are very lSs ,'..saius
her other acquainiances are ~
acquaintance
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-07
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
SOME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL.
AND SELEcTED.

The Railroad Variety Of Ties
sise fsrmiag Before snd Afssr-fhs
Bexianiax and the End--A ciiaeisias
Argument. Rte. Etc.