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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
a CATERER.S TOUT.
Has Regular Professioa of HIS o-p
In Ioadon

Has Regular Professtos of HIS oup
In London-
Few business men par more in the
way Of commission tips, @sxeeteuinx.
and so On. than do refreshment cater
ere, and providers for bean feagts and
entertainments given b. great arms
and societies, says London Answers.
First of al" said a great London ca
terer 70 the writer. employees o. ours
swallow small fortune in paying the
fees TO join various orders, societies.
minor clubs. smoking concert commit
tees, angling bodies and the ike.
There Is no society in any district
with any considerable number Of
members that has not some member
who is paid By Us. With regard 10 So
eieties likely to yield Us a return. ne
instruct our agents TO push themselves
forward IS much as possible and help
them with funds. We get an immense
amount Of business in this var and
always give a commission 70 any off,
eial Of any club or society that gives
Us the contract, for IN our business
'sweetsning' is universal. We keep
one smart clerk whose sole duty 1t is
TO register all conEivial and other
clubs and societies and the date O.
their probable feastings and extra
events. He makes out lists months be-
fore the events and then We are after
them. have personally paid thou
sands Of pounds in subscription fees
TO all sorts Of bodies and one Of M ae-
tive partners is a paying member to
over three hundred bodies of one kind
OF another. He turns up at scores of
their meetings-an hour here and an
hour there-and he spends money free
ly among fellow members"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

Chicago Is surely tts banner Sunday
town o. ths sorid- Iairk o. nearly
1850 persons witnessing a game o..
20 extraordinary Importance Sun
DAY game between Chicago and Cincin-
nAu This bona ads attendance breaks
TIE record. Il addition 70 the turn
ssils admission Of sT.iss. about 1000
people we're turned away. as there was
&c possible room for them. besides the
tickets ran out. no such crush having
been anticipated.
So great vas the crush At the Satsz
that men we're swept away By the
pressure 0. the erowd behind them
from the ticket windows after they had
handed In their money but before they
could grab their tickets Of admission.
Hundreds Of men and boys mounted
the fence and formed a complete black
fringe around the grounds. In view o.,
the unprecedented attendance one can
not help wondering what would hap
pen should the Chicago team happen
TO be nrst or second In a neck and
reck race At the finish and the con-
GLIDING series With the nearest club be
played At homer Think also o. the
money thrown away before the Hart
regime by the Chicago clubs persist
ent refusal for sixteen years to play
Sunday games al home or abroad.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
BASE BALL TOPICS
CURRENT NEWS AND NOTES OF
The GAME
YAe 6arx~ss Esxsr ssii Aarptag ea
rN~Sr FAx=~ss< ~4sse~s-iss~ T~ih of
L<~x<~ Csr~~as k<~asrrsa@ sssfi ia-


S7-s Lc1isvSlaE E&zsarsC aaisst re-
ez.t1F revived re ste1y that the caere-
LAaz as WESalrgtoa elabz would BE-
s-rsE,-4 - the lssgas and the eircaif
cz. 3osn 70 ten c.Iss The story had
ID 5cAs- tO1a3zt.oa than The Idle gos-
So &C r-EEe-s. Lzzgced b. the recent
<s1s--,o-szs1r OF some Cleveland
an<s ewing to tss death Of NJ. Rchi-
Hccf .AzxA-sr. and the further caspo-
~ ,. sssayerz By TIE Washington club
Sex -agsstes ii large take no stock
vea-srs- In reports Of circuit reduction
EE hey ozxhs 10 krox what : going
CO Z Anybody does Nessrs- Hart and
Brush. IN .Ret. lave taken The pains 10
AEalz sE2AzticAily d4ny rauors tAst
really Reed 10 contradiction M. Brush
Rai8 rosE-s1lr- -Ths Cleveland ana
WRsAi,xroa elans arr In the league
partnership Entn the cad q the sea-
500 Of 1871. and 70 the best o. my
knowledge GAsy VII remain until that
rEs- L Il certain that both teams
VII Play cut t.= season" II that is
Rot enough for the doubling Thorn
Isss We may add that every body eOn-
nsrts4 With the Cleveland club Is EN-
platte Ia the declaration that that club
vi play cut the season 10 matter
acs nrch II may lose: While the
Observation-Disclosures people make the
fa-.s assertion A1sat tie Baltimore
cab As tor Washington. the owners
o. hat club must hang On. silly ally.
Pending TIE coming Reorganization. or
ios< al Is they are not likely % 119
q purchaser for the e,ab in view o. the
uncertainty regarding TIE fate Of The
tveirs-cizh lssgas sssagE. 70 say moth
ing OF the future stains in base ball OF
the city c. Washingtoz
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
Kidding Indian VILLAGE. nj uont~


The natives OF India have hit upon a
curious means OF Kidding their villages
OF monkeys, which in many cases have
become an almost intolerable plague.
Religious principle forbids the people
TO XIII the animals, and they have null
tipiied about the villages Of Bengal, in
particular, till human existence h al
most impossible. The raising OF fruit
has practically been done away with
d. this nuisance IN certain localities
BY means Of their own, the Hindu
villagers capture the leader of the band
OF monkeys which infests the place
Ihey tie his arms and feet and paint
his face hideously in a variety of COL
ore. Then they give him hand mir
ror and make him look at himself i'm
he glass. Meantime the villagers
gather around and make a most alarm
Ing noise with dhois and cymbals
This uproar, with the painting. scares
the monkey almost to death. In The
midst of the hurly-burly the monkey
leader Is permitted to make his escape
with the result that he flies to the for
est. followed by all his tribe. and
neither be nor his followers are ever
seen In the vicinity OF that VILLAGE
again.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

From Boston Globe: This year "
the champion Bostons against tns
fseld. with the chances about even.
Brooklyn, st. Louis and Chicago VIII
work with a hope OF seeing Boston go
against hard luck. for In It's present
condition not q club in the league mas
an honest chance OF beating Boston
The three teams above mentloned, A
well as Cincinnati. will turn Tricks
iha. Boston win refuse TO eonxiasr'
Inside" base ball wiil find willing
students among the clubs Of BROOKLYN
ST. Louis and Cincinnati. and IN nan
Ion. Ewing and Tebeau the three above
clubs viii have managers who WIZ
plan campaigns that Manager selsr
~oald refuse 70 allow his Boston team
10 pass through. The Boston cham
p.oRs this season have no ideal 10 fol-
lox. BY ali odds they constitute the
finest all-round team ever organized
With perfect harmony and string OF
players as easy 10 handle as college
team. nothing but clean. straishtyay
ean need be looked for.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

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s~ugsr agent, IS Yves. s4eond South street
Salt Lake City. Utah
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08


J. Whiieomb Riley did hi. ART -
erarr york. In the early seventies. =
the Indianapolis Journal. under ~ =
sumed name. The first par he svH r
esived Tor poem vas /. suit of eiotbs
from the late George Harding. Of z
indianapolis Herald. About 1915 IN
went east and vas welcomed =
Holmes. Whittier and t,onxfeliow -
New England newspapers made -
OF bis visit. and when he returned :
Was hero. Il can remember.
an old Journal man the other -
when Riley. with his smooth. bogsN
lace. slender figure. clad In ssceresD
sarb. used 10 come around the -
and sit on my desk and dash Oh -
sense verses In that same copper pm.
microscopic handwriting that be
today. Iiee Halford. nos . majR
TIE United States army and Prestoet
Harrison's private secretary. va =
editor. and II used to be Riley's -.
delight to submit some of his
meaningless jinxles to Halford TOT =
editorial page. The major. who -.
had the slightest sense OF humor, -
many a weary hour trying TO co0lN
hend them. You'd better draw
gram to 20 with this. he would -
Then = shout OF laughter from the -
would show him that there was
Dose somewhere. and he would re0'
nto bis once to avoid It,"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
THE pEsNcE AND The SINGER
lie. -sas< Ss@s~&r Y-4sa- sd S&axs
Lsx& sxnx T~xs-Asr.

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O- s1z-rs nix1E lie sr1zfs VAL
returning r.sa a few ozsnnsc,z frS-
rs-hl4 zszr Rc5zz6s@ek says Ma
nlIaszs Eszszzzs- S1zs 2ss szKx-s--
sd 4 szpPzr ~ 1As 1eeal szl -AE
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Eoz crop Ais rsgxI higAn=<x AZ re
Esze%r that nj zzz= = F-s1 On
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a. o. q siren h=,3 rAs raz1g z=z !.
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trI0 The sd5oinfzg rec-- Il Vas Es-E
Lzr1 TIE great suzxs--sas Tar E-l-
she ought 10 ~ a-g-y az tat Erc--zs8.s-
but i Is Et1rzl- 70 k4 x-Er ca
su-zsrs ziEat =. RozE sa-G ~.
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az tzs p2Aze singing as-Sc-.1l ssnE IN
delighted szssszsss - three z-Howz
s-acazEs Il ! hsz roscs lIks rAs
nightingale ct S~e6s-.- azz IL s-z-
fsnt called Fr5-I- Il uozz1 sz-x tie
sag q Bl1c1s~'s Hzsa- sag Il
70 Zs- said JsarE Lind 4 E0w tAxs
al German s-z3s1rs cza ssrg Fritz
vas rota-g leats, al the terror Of
Ms 5a-rsc-1- rag cat Il the STIR
rag refrain il xaSeA the xa-rzc-- poet
E-1s- NORTH Arz5i. Lad Eiven voics
70 tie spirit g. .1e FATS o. liberation
sc-g Ike thai carries ne away
VILE IL sad gs11r Lad Il Should
LIE . 1T IL Tasz tie yczzg prime
again SEATED atzsslt A. the p.z-o 70
rszea -.s greatest singer o. Ter ri-4
TIE so-E 70 rze Zzx1e O. which e was
% LEAD lis troops 70 Fic-nry Al welsen-
SZ-g E.1 Vert 81. E2 rot ionx
learning IL Like the ron Q. an or
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esrc-1c2s-. --as zzgrsssszr .Tok-e rang
ou- oFs- TIE whispering river When
cs- -e@ fr1sz-s were taking their
leave Jenny Lzr5 asked her tszehs-
70 ten her h2s 1azs- Al that moment
the door rzS thrown ope1 and a tai,
w1its-Azire1 szzrs entered the ruo--
Ernst Go-I-r Arz3i-" whispered the
sI-tsr-s II respectful welcome. Yes,
Ernst NORTH Arrdf-~ he answered;
and :, yoz. fair singer. "a. that mans
nans. ! rin answer for him: rs Is
called his ROYAL highness Prince FRED
s-itE william 0. Prussia
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

A good kt0rr 10 rcAa u a rczzg mx.-
UAo. besides being @. the ss-@a<-Arzs-
order. u q szl@a5sz E1-Ac. xsz cz-
initiate his tzthsrE rosss 20 = nicely
1aOs scag aso the FcEas -za wazf>6
w1fkost Scar sez= macy 70 EzT o
III and - R.<x rAsE his father
would treat a -S-gassz fer Eks sAzs
With cold c04rszrL Waiting I'll he
hzex ira; rs tazher wcaaS - awEr.
weEt 10 ths tsle5A1Gs cal -usuz Ez<
rag up fss csc. calling for tss
cAahSe- Ta= cashier vas so--AeoZs1g
and EAez Re Ezs II fAe ckhsr end t7s
ycz.E -aza isaizztAS Els slrSs Tcses-
- saF. BZzsk- Il tat sezr=g-zce Of
70. Ct zE-s comes read and asks for
En- cGzf x1Fs i to aim o1ir give hin
fla The cashier Eroz1sas hat he
~0154 t1lzl The ro--zz1s Soz iozx
after the scn called Il t1s oMcs ans
cezxnde3 EeA He IVES refused By rhs
cozsf laa<iyzx eas.5s-. ard. apparently
fa azxsr. the FcE1x Ear co----te.
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

One day in 1886. BIZ Joyce, xho -aa
then With Washington. stood poised o.
hrst base, while Taeks Parrot. who
Was playing center for St Louis
chased a fy In deep asld. relates John
3. Sheridan. "Taeks" had : habit o.
touching of his catches With : run Of
ten or hfieen yards. Just to show how
hard they wste. Bill was acquainted
With this weakness. and the minute
the ball hit PARROTS mltt he xas OF.
When he struck second PARROT vas
still running With bis back TO the in
feid. Bill kept on. shot past third
and came straight home. when the
inaei.ers saw him go for third they
yelled 10 -Taeks.t and that wild
worthy sent in the ball. but BIZ had
the plate mile think this Is the
only case in which a runner scored
from first on field out on which no
error vas made
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
NEW ANIMAL
IL ntas Tara Mise h.l.. -.
Ia n<'sth As~.v<~~

- ~ II
Ia ssr~th A,>.ssx.
NATIVES u Tie interior u ~,
been exciting nssuratists @
sith accounts of a certain ~
animal. which. from thsi, 49,.
had never yet been seen /.
man bs. Flerentino AnseAss
Italian astarxlist. who a.
the c,onsin~ni pursuing re.s,,-A.
length Of tine. At Last 49,.
to penstrate 10 tAe rexsoas !. ~.
the beast pss said to have -.
sad s~r II thefe ~as any,Ai,a Z
Ramon Lssts, Chilean sin. u.
ed, had told the sslensis, q !.
eoanIsr sitk aa aainAl ,r~.sA...
The order Described. lie ~
aerus@ IL In the DARK. aaa alta.-s n
fired point blank al IL sruna
less than nve yards. Asz ssi,u ~
no apparvnt lrapr..sioa. Arr
thess particulars DR.. Anexhi,e =
some time last winter, Aad sf.v =.
eiinK hundreds Of miles lalo =. ~
Of Brazil. II last came gpca Il. =
ject OF his ssarvh He Sac Il, -,
tsfsr finsfent nixhts BEFORE k,,1Sl
II dowh. 1he repeated na,,-
which his shots aid ns sell oans
him TIA, fhe reports Of IL -
as to the llnp~a-grzhiliiy ef q y
mails skin Eaust have b~<n rss,m
belief Ia whish. after se<ssns
beast by > shot In tbs eye. Al -
fsEalnx ss@i tbs hide soals zss =
irated By ha,chsg. be vas nas -
confirmed. The saomy sodoa -
hans. By The sso~for. rarsiy b -
Of the Rsmon llsEsi sAo ARA =, I
ard partly from les eAaFasssYnkiu, I
ssn6ies aors nearly thaa al -
sninaal tas abort tailed panssns
s1zly ar eater IL "a larger IN /
pznssiin. beanx Seuas II. III
leagth Tbs sxis i n8gs tsas = i
thtes. Ans 40 teass thai 10 -
at the ilap-osAi VI tbs s<ssass~t ~
10 eus H. It's surface .Ae.s a -
mia. nCt sealy. Dot roF.fs4 4
coarse. reddish ers, hair a. sssA I
half loax the o..seies tstns Aes
Ia the sstn like pastaw ssnsss h /
street .TAs ossseies r~s~zAas sAn
tAs fossil Afaosoa. tAo1xA s1aa
The paagolia. II its traits nay hi
slsn~d 70 thls ne. beaat. u nus
iinara ,hsE . raaanaai Ts~y hm
wsapea q e~fsas~ aSainas snsA =
tArrsr anins4la aaa are 10 ~ =
aao~n perfectly harmless. TIE aaa
tbs pahselln has effra s~~a tsssa
tura a faaakst ball la habsss an .
turasi. AID u shows graf ts@sass
the prsz%scr % raan pr. Anst1
states bis ist~ntion % ssgsnsax y
zsaa alive for TIE ols #ogle sni'
cal Earsrns
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

able. Out Of ss times at bat be crark-
ed out Il singles, six txo-baxxer. txo
triples, five home runs and two sae-
rihes bits. He WAS the fastest man on
the team going to first base. and hl.
basestealing record was equal to that
Of DAILY and Wsidron. and he also NOS
sessed staunch wing" throwing the
oAil swiftly and accurately from deem
Geld to the plate or bases. peaumon,
Is native OF Rochester, Wis. ana he
attracted the attention OF Connie Maek
last year. when be was catching the
delivery OF Adkins on the waunun
'eam- His terrific batting and speed
marked him as phenomenal bsIi
player and acting under Maek.s asy,r.
De oohed the wind pad and bexan IN
play the outfeid. a position in wh,ch
DC exhibited marked ability. He aIso
played at second base at times tay,
spring, while attending Belol. COLLEGE
but mos; Of his work was done IN is,,
Garden During the summer he re-.
Ioined the Waupuns and played with
ne Prison City team until Angus.
When he Joined the Milwaukee tear,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
Diamond CLINT,

Casey Is doing better wo.k 70,
Brooklyn than be did for washington
That's natural. however. eonsiderin,
that faster team is carrying him
along with IL.
clark Griffith has been trying har,
to have that elub-InHleted s25 fus for
removal from game rsselndsd. bu.
President Hart. as matter Of disc.-
{ pline, refuses to relent.
Manager Hanlon thinks there are tn,
many Ne~ England men on the Ieaxu.
staff. He is inclined to consider that
a handicap on other league clubs 10
favor Of Boston.
AT Louisville those patrons who in
suit the local players-"knoeker.,
President Dreyfuss calls thsm-ars ~
De regularly elected from the ground.
by order Of Mr.. Dreyfuss.
Manager Irwin has rearranxea III.
Senatorial team sIazle goes to sbort
reid. Cassidy to third base. uarcar o.
left held. Gsttman to center 6ela ana
OBrien to the bench.
How times have changed. Thsr. &.
not today In the National Ieagpa
player who can not write hI. na
whereas years ago X siRnatn~a- -
contracts were plentiful.
That Thitewash of Baltimore =.
April 20 was pitcher Dunn's ,rx. shn,.
out since he broke into the -
To date Dunn has proved proarts.
TiRuing pitcher.
bsasmont' OF the pittsburg team
since MS short residence in The -
City has become a great tobv .s'
n A.,er saw them before he siAea
with Manager Watkins.
tommy Dowd Is credited with ~.
ing the possessor Of $40. 600 In -,
cash. In the language of a No. 49,
80. appiied TO a famous pol,,i. |
clan; Where did he get it,"
The coats Of Detroit player. vii,
year this year In place Of fbs s,.'
usuaay worn are made ot 49,,
h.nnsl with black collar. poke, L.
ana Guns. They are cut like ~.
nia,'on boz coat. double breas,as
nave great black buttons. NJ 800 aau
-hey are little longer thar a.. -,
box coat and will make tn. ewes 80
ans bulge about foot the Ar, ., .n
-ae players come marching up from az
.iuo house with these coats on r-i, .H'
eio says that In red coat. "a.
yin have all kinds Of luck ana r, I'm
ga IS a professor on signs and suna.
5tions.-Detroit Journal super
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

Gen A S. Kimball, Depot Quarter
master Of the U. S. Army. In New
York city, has sent TO Lyman Nc
eartF. Assistant General Passenger
Agent OF the Baltimore G Ohio Pail
road In New York, letter of thanks
Tor the prompt movement OF trooDs
mat we're tieketed over the Baltimore
Z Ohio Railroad during the past year
lie says that many Of these movements
were made on short notice and his de-
partment had too frequently Ia reIy
upon insufficient and sometimes inac-
eurate data He realized that nnde-
suen circumstances the company was
placed in an embarrassing position md
the extraordinary efforts made nv tbs
line to give satisfaction In every re-
epeet merited and received his fullest
appreciation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
CHEAP PASSENGER RATES


w atShs>"n- IoPs<A 4 >Aata Fs Railway
June IS and I5-St- Louis and return
81 s.
July / aad s-Defroit AID return. s5i
July 5 and I0-Rieh azond and return
e597a
July u, il and l5-IndiznzpoIis. Ind. and
return. $3.50
Two daily trains via z G. ". railway.
Dining cars Standard and tourist Pull.
mans Electric lighted chair cars. Rock
na4-sssed roadoed- Grade crossings. Il
fzct, al the Injuries and safety appliances
o modern times. For maps. etc. call on
OF address e + Warren, general agent.
A, l. * 5. F.. All Dooly block Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
a. OLD FRAUD.


49, ts~1s ~N~@"ENF1ff w.
80 Iaasa-
The frsmlnx q h.if the sfsttesxa
TIE rofld i asp<1dAas apeH ~ ~
ose looss al things. says the Ssv "a
coamsEslsl Advertiser. TAessr =
claimed The eyaie. IA triumph. pazsa
across tie restaurant pltA q sssa =
EsF. Il told ypa the old mans passI =
fraudulent. Tasg loos a. hi@-su}
iHs bic stsaoxFapAsr here 70 isa<s
The sssnosfasheT part Of shs tsE1I
~as true and. 70 make Il Eaors dssaks
abe ~ss pr0vokiaxty pretty. rh
Ian "A fnsrshaht Of years aaa rs7sz|
looked toh. s.arFo~. to tell itfl ~
unashamsd is threw aside The = 4
fare. gave = hurried order - shs VI
sr and a nod to The fstr sssscxrasa<l
The latter promptly produced -
and besan takiaE aotss at ais Aietas4s]
ne cynie fairly haxxsd hlars
oh. hs whispered. "shst : -
Pretending he's bringing her hers !
work Boys. Isn't Il slss-.ellssas'
ne boys agreed that Il "a. n
elderly merchant dictated zwtftly II
the pretty stsaosrapher's peneti ~
over the paper. In twelve minases =
walter appeared bearing dainty <s1t
sHd-the elderly merchant aizassd
the pretty stsnaxrsphsr and pfoesets
70 enjoy his luneh~on. lsisurely =
alone The BEAST" sssh4d the yst
softly. to send az sweet a maid a. u
assy hungry" And the boys ape<
70 that. too.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
A Good rip for Young Players.

TT TUT HNHHx LsyFFh
Young players viii 10 vel 20 folios
as close as possible the style o, liYins
pursued By player who has been oven
twenty years In the spanslss and II
stu the king in hls position. AePhse
second hassman Of the Cincinnati team
plays ball on practically an empi,
stomach. "on days that take par.
10 game eat very little a, the noon
Gay meal. said MePhee yesterday
Some tea or toast. or something equal
~ as light 10 enough for me uniii aft@
the game ] found long ago that 20,
cannot expect 10 DO good xork on a iul
stomach"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

Clarence Beaumont. Who has been
drafted By Pittsburg from Milwaukee.
Ia one Of the few players Who have
Jumped at one bouno from their fra,
minor league engagement into the Ma
tional league. He Joined the AiIwaa-
kee team on Aug. Of last year. From
that date TO the close Of the season
be played in "a games and finished
WIZ batting average Of 1854. lead
ing the Milwaukee team in that re-
speet, while bis fielding record was
.soI. 10 the brief period be played in
the Western league. however. he deem
ly impressed all the magnates and
critics By his ability and was hailed
OF all sides as a rising outaelder his
batting, bassrunning and speed in the
outneld making him particularly yaiu-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

Always think before You .,s., ..
nufmured the Ioquaeious r,,,a,s
philosopher. who was being in,r,s,1,
-, 80" nag Of truce. You want to for
ss' about tina, proverb while Won ~.
attending to this business" .a,s s a
general. Just you say we snrra ,ns
- quiehiy as you can. II ron to-
mink they'll give us another s osop 70
:" 'Hs interim. Washington Star
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

what Is your objection to surren-
dering?' asked the weary Filipino. Il
haven't any objection to surrender
ing, was the leaders answer. "AIl
] object to is being compelled to admit
that | have been whipped. "-Wasbipx-
ton Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

The life OF an editor in Servh i.
not a delightful one. Within the
TWO years weekly paper has
sixteen editors Fifteen Of them
In jail for too keenly commenu
upon government Affairs. and the :"
teenth has just been hustled on
Join them for the same osfense.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

You made ne fail IN love with you,
Cwenaolynne- and how am % get outl
Tn from Missouri "Ba bette said the
young woman 70 the servant, kindly
SHOW the door TO the gentleman from Mis-
sour =
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

We honor the champion of San tiago
Bay, and also sell Champion Mowers.
binders and Rakes. Plymouth Red
az iwine' and Case Threshing ma
ehinery, nothing better made. Houses
at Idaho Falls and Montpelier, Idaho.
logan Ogden and Salt Lake CITY.
Utah
Co-oP. WAGON & M.f.urxv r.