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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06
9auSbalt8.

sd oreift 3ur TeOtr, mn Sit boH Der burb 9brG
WeD3iuen beDrttsH eriogrcJtcu &ur ju unterrl9a
ten Dor eiuiQcr Belt ipuros melH @dtte BON Hunz
otuent,iinDuua beialen. Sic RraHtbeit ubertdm tbn
pdbrenp otr Radt nit eincm Sdutteirofsanfau.
3ufaQioerptiie bate b lur 3ttt ciRtH 9orratb Der
9ReDi,in i'm 6uuit 40 ricb tbm biz gruit uno DEN
9iidtn nit 9faondps HtaBp 8tlltf elm. sd CAB
ibm einen 3bselDifel poa DopOU IN ttnas btbem
gDaFer 3u triHfen nm ibn 5u murmeu uHo rlmulIS
rem unb etiua cine balbt StuHDt lpater na9m &c
brei BON RaDpans Qiltu elm. Vim udbtsn DtPta
qsu as Der @rs irubseiija fam tubltt er btOeutsup
beFcr Ter @rlt piHi6tt Bu tDtIsu mas lb aHasS
n,uDtt hattie Sb srlablte ibm DIES, uuD IT erS
U1rtc ih bate rtbt qetban bic Ustoti1mtHtt ltlen
gut Gin aEotrer 5Fau paifrte mir nit metuem ileia
men Rtffeu ntlbcr bel mir nobute. Or purDt BON
Grpup befaQtn 40 ritb ieiHe grut Snl5 uHS
Riideu nit Dem &eabb 6elisf tiH, CAB tlm stD1
Gin, Stunbt mater cine Iof5 naboH, getblGt bOH
-iuer EpFs Qiaeu Qm uabittu Iaqe mar er beis
uobs ouua nit0tr brqettut. S3 babe oiele Uttot3tH
fsit sfpl preiBiq Subrtn in melHer f}amte uuD 1ur
r1,Ine Puhbaru qe6rdudt uHo beib bon felnem iTdu
eiueg Tebliaag5 lOenn bic 8ebraubszAnDttiuHg
ioroidltia bsfoqt murDs SD Dtroe ,fbnen tebr peFa
bur,ben ieir ipsnn sic mir qefauiat gifalie anB
lrues cine Shrsr QubltiattoHeH, 3ultnben molten,
nofiir id5 biz QpitmQrfeu btiiigs osuu ib gebr1ube
nieislbtu obiolut Iofcrt. sd 0brlaiit IS abntu,
sou bieien 3euquib in elmer SbHcH qeejgHtt tribea
neupeu gBcf, Gsbrau6 lu MAIDEN. 2r, RdODap,
eirr mciuer Truuonneu, bat Sbr Heio!ptHt oe9en
cfrpbbeln uub Risren btrDsnott Sic III out benz
ggeoc Der gcFsruuQ Sie ,rtldrtt baB ht ttnt ibrtr
lublifatioueu ubtr Stropbeln 3u babeu puHiote,
rnb nitrbe Sbneu iehr bunt6ar ieln, 0tnH Ste mIr
oieitlbc fir ft QtialJt 3ultnDtH Doaftn."
a6tuuasoouh
aadiouUiQt Wor9aHsgO., 9atnoiss
Roheuhrr 1SlIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06
gtnfriIbrii6c SnOiauer.
Neue rsi6e @olOlager. - 9efd6rbete
9luBTu6r3auge auF Dem 0uton.

StuQuaD, Qlosfd, bia Seattle,
0aIb., 5. Nlut. - 2(4t G6iltut=Sns
bianer, bic Der 9(nlegung zines 0eges
entIang benz G6itlatsRiDer Wioers
Itano eatgegen geIeBt uno Die lpeiBen
2lr6eiter bertrie6en 6atten, Iin0 in Die
@eFangenIfaft o6geFiibrt porOeu, -
Man bat Iie bier auf 30 Sage einges
loht.
Sumes 8. Quinn, Elm 8oloTu6sr
aus Der 8egenD BON 2DgzGabin, be-
rihtet, Dab aht 0leilen BON bort elm
rei9es 8ololager entbsdt 1porben Iei-
Die &unbe berurIaAte einen Ylahens
Nus3ug DOn 8lud5idgern naa Dem
neuen Dorado.
Can 5run3t8cp, 5. 0ldi. -
Nd6ridten aus Dem goIOensn gprben
beItdtigen bic frii6ereu 6iobspOIten
bon Der groBen @eFabr, in pel9er iih
bic i'm @tIe bes guton fefliegenben
6tuB6oote befinben. Die W}e6r5abl
bieTer 66i5Fe pirb nit benz 2(uFbres
6en oeS @Hes bon Den trelbenoen
S6oqen 3erTdnettert DerOen.
Der 0ompFer r6erman" Don Der
.Musta Exploration 81" IiBt felt uuf
elmer Suno6anf ra6e g}ulato; feline
8reit{eite 1T Der pollen Str0mung 8llz
qefe6rt. 9ier W2eilen ober6alb Gt.
oyauressM}iIIion liegt i'm Gife einge@
froren Der 6fuBDampFer rDalpIona
GitD," Gigentbum elmer 5jrma BON
Sun 6ran3i5co; ba8 6abr3eu8 tonn
bem 8erberben nibt entge6en. Sn
glei6sr geFabrpouer Sage beftnben ii4
bic 6(uBOampFer: n9oup. Stone
man." 25 W2eilen pber6alb Der Wlit~'
oun9 De5 8ananazRiDer; Der pMaq
D." BEL RamportzGitp; Der nGlutep, u"
Seattle g}r. l" unO nGitp Of @bicas
40, peni8e W(eiIen o6er6al6Ramparts
Gitp; Der nRo6ert Sem, Seattle, B."
| ,@obereiqn, Tacoma" n2(rnolo" IL.
nSoyo6n 6. Barr" in Der g}dbe BON
GirclezGttp. &einer bieIer Oampfer
niro in oem GiStreiben benz 8erDera
ben entgeben tDnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06
IN Sun sfran,isrn berhaftet.

San 6ron5isco, 5. Wfai. -
Der Suiti5flii6tfing uno e6emaltge
6ielige 30lleinnebmer Sain 8. QBels
burn 1T unter ben Solodten Der Prez
iioio : 9arniion aufgeIpiirt uno perz
baftet tporben. Gr bate li9 unter oem
Namen 8. 8, 8eb6ea dntperben laifen,
in Der 9offnung, OaB er i'm bunten
Sod Die 9erfolqer bon ieiner 5dbrte
ablenten t0nnte. Der Mrretant per=
iuhte, feline SSoentitGt gu leugnen,
mubte aber i6GeBli6 3ugs6en, baB er
Der 9efuate lei. @pr einem Sabre
beri6Dano 3oueinne6mer Ne[burn
nit Sinterlufung zines OeFi5its BON
$4,000. Seine 1nteri9leife bate er
lunge 3eit Ourd folf4e gintraguneen
perbeimfidbt. sSn Seras, po6in er fi9
geflu4tet bate, trat er in bic gunoesz
Qruee elm. Sein Reoiment purbe
ipdter na6 San 5ransisco beorbert,
uno Welburn mar ge5nungen, bortbin
5urid3ufe6ren. 8alo purbe er unter
ben Soloaten ertannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06
Gin Oenfmal fir Sans
@ n 3 [ / II

Mier, 5. Mai. = Sine in 2o6enz
Rein in Seltreihi19 : S4leiien, oem
9eburtsorte bes Oeutfd 0frei4jT4ea
iebt in Sobotsn le6enosn 9oitsmanz
nes Or. 6ans 4ubli4, 5ufammengez
tretenes Gomite 6at es Fi4 CUR 2lufz
gabe oeno4t, Dem um bic 8eIretung
Der Dfirei9iI4en 8anern BON Der Hoz
6otpfli6t 6o6perojsnten Manns in
2obenIiein Elm 9entmal 81 errl4tt0,
unb Forbert ieBt Die 6reunbe un0 8er=
sbrer Oes 9eteranen be8 48er 8olttr@
Frii6lings gu 8eitrdgen gu oieIem3pe@
fe auF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06
91tmacmcmtailmOmttA

bsialtu ober btOrobt potr i'm Sale trqeub ndbsr
Gatjunouug Der inHeren GrgaHe o0r Der S6lfmz
bduts ua96tm man iit Der faltsH, ieubttn quit ETC.
ausQriebt bat, oercre man tslue 3tit lonotrH ltQs
sinfn NIT Rablpup's RsaDp Ecliti bcfcubtettu flds
uea5Qappeu auf bic ertranftc mlitH0ete 6ttat.
ipo0urb in btiuube itoem 7ant pur6 PIE Gdbtgfetf
befelbeu 3ur Rei3=anreguHg uno ourb AusQlupung
6rr GirfuIqtion in bcm bctref,noeu Ibeilt bic GHts
aiinOund bcicJtiQt uED ot 4atltni Qtbtlt nttD
g9eQtn ucitertr gtCbruua iicbe unlerc nm bic Gla
(de oeipidelten gebrdg6 szQnDsiuHgeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06
Mmftions> Mnseigen.
gcifamentsppllitrcfers.@erf
Observation-Disclosures @erfauf bon
pert6poQenr gerIonalz@tgentbum
in hpr Gtnbt Baltimore.

Ill Qfk Slupt ~CNktLAltGA~+
sraft zines Grlafeg bes g8aiienz@ericbtg Der
Staot Baltimore tperoen ole unterjelDnetsn Sous
ftredcr pes leBtcn Q9illeus- unD Setamentes pcs
osrforbenen s5reoerd Gii9 . en- # o., ben 10.
Moi 9prmittaQs tl2 llbr, Das tolgenpe 9crlonalz
Gioentbum auf 6ffentli6er NuttiOu pertaufen:
Jlqmlib. bic iuneren W Wur It a II D NJ
Qerinqt pn=M urft Rr. "a, 76 uro 93,
alts Qllmuern u Die II screen Q Tau g
tdnbein beiagtem Wartt dlte Num=
mern III uuo 119. 8ciagtes Gigcntbum niro
neben ben WarftitGubsn sum 8ertauf dusgcbotcn
tueroer.
f7ernsr ipsrosn am 16 Saoe bes IN e
MART tanDe Rr. lis uno I%o IN a.
fupcttc Marft auf Oiientli6tr Auftton
5um 9erfauf ausqeboten. Der bela9fe 9ertdut
DirO nebn bsaQten Wtarftitdnotn III belaefcm
Morts tattiiuOen. :, m..
Gcrner peroen 3 itaQ, ben 10. WoI,
Ra6mittaQs 2 llbr, in Der fritberen @5ohnung oes
peritorbeuen Greoerd Gifg, Nr. 2639, 9ennlplpa=
niazgoenue, ouf 0ffentliber 9uttion pertdu1t: :
Elm 9arlorsM sMeu6lement, Sbdf8immer Glnr!9z
tung Stiihle, Slide, Sefen unb onoere Artttel
pon odusbats eWt0beln, elm 9fero, elm Saotons
99dQeu Gin ~Godupap,H elm rguegp.A
5ernsr ntro Ml / I / tp d., ben H. Vtat, tl2
llbr @prmittaQg, Der iuuere Warfttann 9tr. = I'M
0olinszUortte auf 6ffettli6er auftion pertauTt
iperosn. Ser btaQte @ertauf finoet neben bsla0tem
Marfttanoe itdtt.
9erfaufsbeoineuuQ 8aar.
Sobn GrGOerid Gifia,
g8 M 6 Gfiiq
.. g. srrpmon & Gp.,
G2683025l @uftiondtoreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06

Sn Manning, @.<G.. tpurbe Der
0egen Scipio 3bame geitern psgen
Der Srmorbtlng @QerIon 8utler's, Ell
nss anberen Negers. blr9 ben Stran9
binQerichtetz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06
>EIll'FERI}
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
bcilt mnS OerbinOcrF
Gr&GGtuttgelt,
S01tlten,
tunnOen eSaGs,
SntInel1aa,
Sufen,
wunOet SaGS,
SnhueltSd,

Ent,urbuno o,r 9tutn, GrtiauOuug Der 9lais,
MISUNDERSTANDING, 7riiiens AuibpeluH9 Guns
geHleiDeH, S6peratbmigttit, Group, GPbtDtrlf'
Gatarrb, SbRtteIirot taltes Gicbtr.
Die 9erntnouuQ ppH 8soDb 9tcliei an oer Sttus
pber 5teQeA mo Der Sdmtrl oDer OGs Seioeu lslneH
Sit bat iuiro GrleidteruHa Gno 4Soblbttmosn 9tE
- nnrr har
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06

eobfihmfr3fnl gQbuibmtr}eu 0eurulQte Rbeumua
fismu5 6Hitnt6 5dmcun mo Sbpabe i'm
Ritden RHdQrat oDtr geru, S6mepen nm pie
Qcber berum Scttuitrdcu &nidneuunq Der 9ltea
her MN ehmer3cn uatr Qrt mirO bic NnDeHoun0
RON RaopuD's gRtaDp IsIsi uHmittelbare Grleintss
runo qtmdbrtu unD ourh Tort9ciebteu @ebrau9 in
pcui1eu IaQeu cine bauerH0s 0stluHQ srjislt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06
@rite idlmeriloiegladlt in 3 9ylOnaten

.S6 erbi,lt Reaoo Reli,f am 77rcitag ben H. D.
mis- Durb 0o6tzGrprcB; i1 ptrnaHote oantlbe
um Q llbr unD bate DarHa6 cine bmeBl0lt 3abt'
,Im crifeu 4Ralc felt Drej Dlouutgu &m Samite9
uuo Euuutaq WlDrgeH uro Abtnos nerpanoH t9
Reoon Rtliei abcrmus init otmielber Hclultot. SO
hattie sueu Qtbrotsuen Arm uHo ausg0tBte ooet
psrrsnfte Sdulttr, ptlbe gOH 2r. Boom in S1tnes
pug nitber in Crnuung aebrdtt nurosu; ooa bllt'
ben oieislbtu idmuibait big d 9br bttlmitta 9sS
brcud)te SD Dauts 3bueH tur Sbre AutmertlamA
teita
g. g. Sole,
Nl1rDlaub Etieg0s6o, Nsg.
A. @opembsr 1898
Roonab'g RtobO Reltef aud rs
uerlid perptH pct. - elH bdlbtr ol5 Glu
1oraer IbteI6ffsl bol in sirsm balb'n Sla5 NaNse
nirb in weniotn Dtinuter Rrlmpft Spasms, 5goa
brsuueu uebeIfeit Grbrsheu, osr3breHntn Btts
orQnc Iurdfau RoIit, gldbuR9eH uHD aAe tHHer'
(d,u Shmclen htiltn .. ..,.,rs
maaria in i,iutn bsri3ip.ntH TormT os5aF
uno ncrblH6ert c,.,. Ito es,.-
&c oitbt fsin 6titmitttl in Der g9tlt pdhss Fts
her uTb sfmer3eu uuo auDsrs 5}itber unit oults
rom q a ; iuaG 3 9illtRl 10 ral6 bnleR
pirb, ols
2taOwap's 2teaOD 2teGief.
gTtis sos. prs Gtai8s asrtautt pom aHsE Essa
tbsitrHs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06
Sine erfploreid,e 6ejd,afts.Spr.

ppratiOn. nit asringtn 4aslasen uno t.in,n S6als
oen Htl3: in 1895 (u erten Sabre tiut 9ipis
o.HDe BON 10 Qrprnt Tsttp 6t3ablt;, pif,rirt ibrt
attea in &ntbeien BON 500. Cine ieItsas @sltr
eenbtt. Maa aDr.ifrt:
-. @. Ber Isl,
(Gestle.l5.t&Gs &aItiAsrt. T1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06
THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co.
&apitaI. I....................... 100000,
ueberfcbu6.. $3.50 600,
Il IA

permiefbst ffclere Deb often, Sebdlter
In ihren 9egen 5euer uno ginbreter eeliderteR
GSemogben.
giumt GeIoer ais 3epoiitum sntsescn, hi, @heds
auI Siht unterworisn iiHo uao btSabIt 3iaien ouT
fdelihe SiIaHsen.
Sritt ols Gefamentspcnreder, HdtbIaSuernoItsr,
9ruitee, 9ormuuo u. 10. ouf. e5eniO aIs gerpaIter
inter Sppotbef.
rlebertrasunss aaenteH unb Resiifratorsn pon
gffetien uEn OhligatioHen.
lle6ernHmt bic giufaiftrune uon giutommen, Die
pibeRben, Diiethen Il. 10. unh iorst fur punftIif,
Gussablune oerieIben.
Robert O. 5antefpn, @rdiiSent.
Germau 8. Suuf, ~; oo.,r
Sacie &. BortIefr, o''e~ptoReeHieA.
GbaS. Va. Saer. Setretdr unc Sbasmeifer.
(Wlrs22,1SZ&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06

8erlin, 5. Mui. = Die beutIde
Regierung bat i6rem GonIul in ma
mia telegrapbiI4en 8efe6l ertbeilt,
lllen notbleibenben peutfhsn Inter
t6anen auF ben 96ilippinen petunidre
0ulfs 81 9epdhren-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06

0t. WcS. Brtd1ar0,
Gebr9,1S9&s) geueraIz@siddftsfhbr,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06

-Delife-
flarrs gEetter unb berGnber=
liije MinOe. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06
ONch nnp Z dlmer3en.

g PoDtm5cr 1898.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-03-11

miss appeal allowed by court and clerk
Is directed TO return all papers herein
TO the court where the cause Was tried,
with o statement OF this court and
with instructions to the justice Of the
peace to enforce the judgment.
Coop. w. g. NJ. Co. vs.. A. ]. Nelson
ct al.-Csuse tried and judgment rem
dered plaintiff for 81 ,6O7.s9, and 5000
attorneys fees and decree Of fore
closure signed and filed.
Court confirmed the sale OF the Bunt-
ing buildings for $40, 200.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8.
John w. Lord admitted to citizen
ship.
LIN. Cherry VS.. H. S. Cherry-Cause
dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
State vs.. Prescott M. Buck-Jury
finds defendant not guilty.
Geo. L. Wall VS.. Bingham County
Judgment for plaintiff.
Jury list as follows: C. L. Pelot, Pc
ter Balm, F. S. Stevens. James Just, 81
Kelley, w. w. Keefer, John Riley
Walter Edwards, M. Hess, j. P. Por'
ter, T. J. Kesrney, A. Burkman, S. s
Staley, w. Woodhouse, w. F. Owen,
Dan Rorabough.
+. w. Beane VS.. Jno. ". Giyens-De
murrer to seconded amended complain
submitted and taken under advisement
A. c. Anderson, Roadoyerseer, vs
Eagle Rock and Willow Creek Wate
Co.-Demurrer overruled.
Miliie Rippey VS.. Geo. A. Rippey-
Decree OF divorce granted.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-03-11

The citizen who is always complain
ing of the climate, soil, resources and |
productions Of Idaho, and never has a |
charitable word for his neighbors and
the people of the state will make val
liable assistant commissioner for some
other state and should go there by the
first outgoing train. Idaho's new CON-
missioner of immigration will soon fill
his place with somebody who will, at
least, say something good of somebody
and Of some things.
Rev. L. Edwards, pastor OF the Eng
lish Baptist Church at Minersville, Pa,
| when suffering with rheumatism was
advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He says: IA few applications
of this liniment proved Of great service
to me. 1t subdued the inflammation and
relieved the pain. Should any sufferer
profit by giving Pain Balm trial it
will please me-" For sale by Hull &
Woodruff, druggists.
CukSuC w hio WILL SVoh ''O'S 49, ''N''
|ily from West Union, Minn., and settle
near Blackfoot.
am selling my ladies winter wrap
: pers and outing flannel night gowns al
cost. ID. II. BlETHAN'
A full line OF clothing at the Fail
/, Store.
Extra fine sauer kraut and apple but
ter in gallon cans at Biethan's.
: l keep poultry, game, oysters an
pickles as well as all tirst-class meats
u Give me call. H. Il. Dekay.
A new line OF shirts at the Fai
=, Store.
N FOR SALE.--Four room dwellin
houee with cellar. Enquire at NEW
s. Office.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-03-11
Entertained Pleasantly.

The social functions OF Blaekioot have
been unusually successful and enjoyable
this season. The las, OF their kind 10
call many OF the ladies together was
the entertainment given by Misses
Wheeler and Jones al the home OF Miss
Wheeler, Wednesday afternoon.
The program prescnted by these
young ladies was "a catchy" as we'll as
. novel Que and afforded much amuse.
men, and pleasure TO their guests. In
the contest. for two prizes Mrs. c. T..
Thum VAS the winner Of one, silver
cheese scoop and Mrs. j. A. Collins the
other, a handsomely bound volume OF
shciicy's poems.
Such pleasant gatherings iioger Ia
memory like perfume In vases In which
rose. have been distilled
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-03-11
Biiis Signed ty the Corernor.

House Bin No. 80, by Ways and
Means Committee, 10 provide for the
Investment OF the wagon road sinking
fund.
House BIN No. 25l, by Campbell, to
.ccuru tho preservation OF the eqnes'
trIan statue OF General George Wash
inr,on on the capitol grounds.
House Bill No. ga, by Committee on
Ways and Means, providing Tor the
issuance Of suronas for any o'i'cer or
officers failing TO make reports 10 the
state auditor, or state treasurer, within
Ave DAYS after the time provided by
Law for the making thereof.
Senate Bill No. 90. substitute Tor
House Bill No. Is2, to validate and ie-
eslise state, county, school, municipal
or other bonds issued under act oil the
frs, four sessions.
Senate Bin No. a5, to amend Section
Q of the establishing OF the state nor
mzl school nj Lewiston.
House Bin No. "a, relating TO lands
acquired by the state by forfeiture lore
closure or cschcat.
HOUSE Bill No. 245, relating TO 'h'
duties Of probate judges and justices
OF the peace.
House Bill No. 800, relating TO th'
leyyinQ Of special school tax
House Bill No. 80, an act regulating
: the manufacture and sale Of Imitation
butter.
House Bill No. 227, by Kingsley pre-
scr,bing the time and manner OF VI
a p.ymcn, Of state moneys py count
F, ,rc.surers, TO the state treasurer
!, House Bill No. 2es, by Reynolds an
Madden, to provide for the organ'1a'io
and government Of irrigation districts
House BIZ No. 800, by Mrs. Campbell
r N amend section 2T84 OF chapter u
9 Tho Revised Statutes OF Idaho proVi'
II inc for authorizing religious, social ap
=" hencvoleu, corporations to mortgage {
sell property held by them. -,
3: House Bills numbered $685. ,Sss ano % %
y House Bill No. 23o, to provide LOT VI
h taking up and disposition OF es'rays,
10 senate Bill No. u, regulating "
3. fees and mileage Of witnesses IN cru
inal proceedings
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-03-11
New Bank.

Blackfoot is again favored with bank
ing privileges.
On the first OF the present month D.
w. Standrod g. Co. with D. II. Jones,
OF Malad, cashier, opened in the Bunt'
ing building bank for general bust
ness. A meeting Of the directors will
Le held in the near future when a more
extended notice OF this institution will
be given. In the meantime our people
will rejoice that we again have banking
privilegesat home.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-03-11

The law exempting the soldiers Of
the first Idaho volunteers below the
rank of lieutenant from taxes this year
VIII meet with universal favor and en-.
dorsemeut throughout the state. It
WAS the proper thing for the lepisla.
ture to do and the members are 70 be
praised for IL.
Governor Steunenberg did we'll by
the newspaper men OF the state on the
list OF his appointments. Afford of
the Lewiston Tribune, Payne, Of the
Monntainhome Bulletin, Mark Of the
Albion Times, and Harris Of the Mont
peiicr Examiner, we're given good
places.
Winters & Guheen today filed the
sui, OF J. J. Hayhall and wife against
the Oregon Short Line company for
damages for injuries sustained by Mrs.
Hayball and her child at Ross Fork on
February 18th, while riding on one Of
the company's freight trains. Mrs.
HAyball and child. 1, lie alleged, were
thrown down and BADLY injured through
the earelessness Of the compsny's ser.
vants.-PocA,ello Tribune.
His Honor, Judge Rich, is dispatch
Ing the business Of his cour, In mos'
satisfactory manner. His balances ar,
kept suspended through the day anc
often late In the evenings. ln plsil
words he IL an industrious worker snS
be keeps the attorneys moving 3,
lively gais. II the King's business re
quires haste the Judge recognizes thl
fac, loo ,hs. the peoples busines
should be given Just haste and he
running his court on tina, principle
Good for the Judge and good for th
people.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-03-11
Absent for Two Weeks.

DR.. Pyle, dentist, will be absent from
his Office In Blsckfoot for two weeks,
beginning about the 10th OF the pres
ent month. His patrons will note this.
On his return he will be prepared to
serve the public with the best work 10
his profession.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-03-11
Secure One at Pioneer Drug Store

MAGAZINES FOR MARCH-Munsey's,
Century, Cosmopolitan and McClure's.
"Toilettes," "Bon Ton"-Fashions--
for April, received to-day at
HULL & WooDRUFF'S,
Pioneer Drug Store.
Agents for Salt Lake Daily Tribune
and Herald.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-03-11
A,,o;otnnents BY the Gorernor'

Asv,um Directors, N Coston' l.
n Ri,ks and w. +. Kaslska'
Trustees, Albion Normal schooh-
n II rlroy. G. s. Mark, J. Il, Harro"n'
II G., Earnes and Chester Call
State Engineered. W. Ross,
Arbitration Board. George M' "'"'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-03-11
Lots For Sale.

Mrs. Pyle has four residence lots,
leveled and enclosed, for sale at bar
gain. Apply to her al her residence
in southeastern part OF town.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-03-11
Fresh Eggs.

DeKay will pay highest market price
for fresh eggs. Call at Fulton Meat
Market
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
? = = 1870 -"--|-|0~"7T"
THE ABERCORN.


our Raisins at. 1Oc pound for Cakes can't
be equalled.
The finest Crystalized Citron at 15c Id.
Clean Currants, in 1-pound pkgs 10c.
1-pound packages Fancy Dates. 1Oc ID.
Jordan and Valencia shelled Almonds, 35c
and soc pound.
Mixed Nuts lie. or 2 lbs for 25c
Lemon and Orange Peel, 15c pound.
Plum Pudding, in l and 2-lb. cans, 25c
and soc can.
Atmores Mlnce Meat. in and 10-lb
buckets, 75c and SIPS each.
Cooper's Gelatine, &c pkg, or pkgs for
Is cents.
Fun assortment Cross & BIackwen's
Pickles.
One-pound jars pure fruit Jams. Zoe jar.
French Peas, the finest packed, zoe can,
or cans for soc.
Curtice Bros Jams in lib Jars, zoe, or 3
for soc.
FRESH FRUITS.
Sweet Florida Oranges, 35c dozen extra
large.
York Imperial Apples, soc peck.
Cape Cod Cranberries, 10c quart
White Kalamazoo Celery, SC stalk.
Large Malaga Grapes, 2Oc pound.
FRESH CANDLED EGGS CHEAP.
ABERCORN GROCEY CO.,
T. w. LYON, Manager.
Telephone 7O2. Ill Whitaker ST.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-02
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.


CLAUSEN. -The relatives and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Clausen are requested to
attend the funeral of their infant daugh-
ter. Annita, from their residence, APO Hab-
ersham street. this morning. at Il o'clock.
FARMER-The relatives and frierds of
Mr., and Mrs. d. G. Farmer are invited to
attend the funeral of their infant son, Da-
vid G.. from No. sos Anderson street west,
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
RAVENEL-The relatives and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. P. Ravenel are
invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Raw
enel at st. Johns Church, twelve clock
on Saturday, Dec. 2. Interment Bona
venture.
Charleston News and Courier please
CODY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-02
PROPOSALS.

City of Savannah ONCE Fire DEPART
ment, Savannah. Ga, Nov "a. 1S99.-Pro-
posals will be received at the office of the
undersigned at any time after date dur
ing the next thirty days for furnishing
the fire department with from one 10 six
horses of good conformation. IS hands
high, weighing not less than 1900 pounds,
and age not exceeding six years
Bidders will be required TO place horses
on trial. in the department, for a period
of not less than fifteen days, at owners
risk.
The Fire Committee reserve the right to
reject any and all proposals and to re-
turn horses after trial if not satisfactory.
JOHN E. MAGUIRE, Supt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-02
WILL ENDow A SCHOLARSHIP.
senior Glass at Athens VIII Create
Fund of $4,000.


Athens, Ca, Dec 1.-The senior class Of
the University of Georgia will endow a
scholarship in that institution. There are
forty members of this class, and each one
of them is to give $40 each year for the
period of five years. The sum thus raised
will amount to 5000, which will yield
enough interest each year to pay one boys
way through the university. The class
viii appoint committee TO take this mat
ter in hand, and a treasurer 10 look after
the money when it is paid In.
Other classes will, no doubt take this
idea up and act upon 1t. In fact, 1t was
discussed last June by a number of the
members of the class of IS, and will be
acted on next June at the reunion of that
class in this city. 1t Is pointed out that
If each class that has graduated at the
university since the war would take such
a step there would be thirty young men
enabled to attend the university who are
now denied that great privilege on account
of poverty.
The State Normal School closes its an
nual session next week, and will not open
again until March l. The teachers are
now standing their final examinations
There will be over thirty diplomas issued
this year and several scores of certificates
Chancellor Hin has begun his lectures
to the university law class.