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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-10-28

Judge Molden Rlsddened the hearts
OF Arnold G. Matthews, Of Woodyilie
and Emily X. Smith, Of Shelly, Thurs
day afternoon by otiiciaily prouounclng
them husband and wife.
Salt Lake City's contests for beauty
do not turn out TO be beautiful Affairs.
Il u possible that In the next one the
better class Of ladies will pass the door
OF the voting booth and look the other
way.
The Minnie Moore, the most interest
lag OF oil the Wood River mines, is 10
bo rcopened and worked. In its life.
time Il yielded between $4,000, 600 and
q, 600, 900, and II Is believed that 1t may
b made heavy producer again.
DR.. Rocker. Of Co. G, First Idaho
Volunteers, hes resumed the practice
OF medicine 10 Pocatello. II II safe 70
say that all the Idaho boys who need .
physician will want his services and all
passing soldiers OF the volunteer army
will give him . call.
=. n. Snyder, Of Ogden, who was
lately uith . surveying party near
weissr, Idaho. died from exposure In
the mountains . few days ago. He
he'd eous out hunting and vas over
taken BY . snow storm aud Lost his way
10 camp. He vas only out about twenty
hours.
Hon. Andrew II. Burke, inspector
OF land Offices. 10 In Blackioot on Official
business with the local ONCE. The dis.
tlngulshed visitor was as one time gov.
crnor Of North Dakota, but for the pas,
two years has been serving the govern.
mcot - Inspector. He will bc engaged
two or three days 10 looking through
the records Of tho Blacktoot ONCE.
WAsHINcroS, u. c., Oct. 23.-The
supreme council Of the Ancient and Ac'
ccpscd Scottish Rite Mssons now 10 ses.
sion here has elected Alfred DstnAs, o'
Idaho. 10 bc honorary inspector gen
eral of the shirty-third and iAst degree
the highest Masonic honor, and JOSEPH
A. Larabie OF the same state 10 be ,
knight commander of the court honor
An important real estate transfer
Was made at Blaekioot this week
Judge Stevens sold portion OF his tim
bcr culture ranch TO MIR. Ezell OF Malad
who will erect an elegant residence
III srcon and moro his family into II a
soon a. completed. Mr.. Ezell 10 part
ucr of Judge Standrod In the sheep bus
ine.., and IL At this time In Montan
looking at Aocks with the view Of buy
Ing.
THE NEWS 10 informed OF the crit
cal Hines. OF Mr.. Yardley B. Trego, .
aged and respected citizen OF Yves
Side. His condition is such ~ 10 alarr
the Immediate family and make II mex
e-sAry TO summon the absent children
: Mra. Deal. OF Marshall, Iowa, has n
rived and Mrs. Greene, OF Houston an
/ the eldest son. Of Valley Falls, kAnsAl
: are daily expected.
: vahs melses. Owing 10 the advance
!. price Of coal at the mines, the reta
E pricc In Blsckfoot. from and after N
4 vcmbcr Let. 1899, will be for nut s6.t
: tor lump $50 per ton delivered.
JOHN MONTGOMERY, Agent,
Diamond Coal and Coke Co.
Br.ACKFoor LUMBER Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-10-28

SO, 900 Rabbit and Mars Skins Wanted dur
ing winter months; also other skins.
Address, WOoD-MAYoR Co.,
AlS Ellis ST. San Francisco, Cal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-10-28

Cash paid for Poultry At the Fulton
market. Bring them along. +. Dckay'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-10-28
For Rsas.

A four room cottage In good condi-
tion. For terms apply at THE NEWS
Office.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-03-03
Powell sells Farm Lands,

Several farmers q few miles north Of
this city have recently lost valuable
horses which have died In a manner
that would indicate they we're poisoned.
A suspicion prevails that some mis-.
cleant, who is allowed up to this time
to go unhung, Is engaged In the
cowardly work Of deliberately killing
these animals to get Y with his
neighbors for some fspcied grievance.
Several a1imals have been mutilated
by an az cash in their hips, 1t seems
incredible that any human being could
De so monstrously cruel, but that there
is q Jack the horse ripper" in this
vicinity is plainly proven ~ his fen.
dish work. 4 certain individual is
susPioioned and IL sufficient evidence
OF bis guilt is obtained he will be
speedily dispatched into eternity by
the rope route.
Fol dressmaking call on Mrs. G. E.
DAY, corner 4th st. aud Hill avenue.
Mann 4 Son show q big line Of
iaces, emhrolderles, silks and RIB,
bons,
q. H. jerks returned Saturday from
North Manchester, Ind, where he was
called by the serious illness of his
mother who died shortly after bis ar
rival there. MI. jerks says the grip
carried off hundreds Of people in that
state during the time he was there.
The thermometer registered 80 below,
the coolest weather Mr.. jerks says he
ever e3perienced-there never having
been any weather in North Dakota to
equal 1t. He says hundreds Of fami-
lies are making preparations to move
to Ibis section OF the state this spring,
and he looks for q larger immigration
this year than at any previous time.
The immigrants will have considerable
~means-many Of them being able to
buy farms, stock and machinery, One
hundred or more families will locate
IN ramsey county. while the remainder
Of the colony will settle on lands ali
the way from here to the Tuvtle
Mountains. MI. jerks will move on
to his claim, near Cando. this snrinp.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-03-03

Great Northern, is manager and n
IT the actors of this troupe, is q sufh-
cient guarantee that It will furnish a
better entertainment than advertised.
as this branch Of the Folsom family
are good people, and always do things
we'll. A good time is promised to ali
who attend.
have been afflicted with rheumatism
for fourteen years and nothing seemed
to give any relief. I was able to be
around all the time, but constantly
suffering. I had tried everything 1
could hear Of and at last was told to
try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which
l did, and wa Immediately relieved
and In 9 short time cured. lam happy
to say that 1t has not since returned.
Josh Edgar, Germantown, Cal. For
sale by A.. E. Hodgkinson.
Ben Thomas, q fireman on No. 16,
had his foot badly mashed Saturday
BY a cvlinder head falling on it. He
was brought to this city Saturday
evening and had his injured foot
dressed by DR.. Horsman.
Rev. E. 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: "a few applications
OF this linimentproved Of great service
to me. It subdued the Inflammation
and relieved the pain, Should any
sufferer profit by giving Pain Balm a
trial 1t will please me-" For sale BY
A. E. Hodgkinson.
A new and elegant line of
dress Gloves aprinG hats and
fancy shirts, just received at
Wineman's.
A. NJ. Powell: Advices from Max
Bass Of the immigration Department.
OF the Great Northern railway states.
that the following dates have been
agreed upon for the movement of
h~omeseekers: March Dist, March 2Sth
and April 4th, with regular excursion
rates from Chicago, Kansas City. east.
ern and southern territory. The large
colony will move from CHICAGO the
latter part Of March. In a private
letter, immigration Agent Moses Fol-
som writes: 1.-THE outlook is good for.
q big movement of settlers this spring.
With the government land all zone in
your immediate locality the trend will
be of a class ready and better able to
buy farm homes than In any previous
year.
Who has land for sale? Come and
see Us. WV. H. BROWN L Co.
On last Thursday evening about
thirty young people held a surprise
party for Miss Nettie Ranium, at the
Wineman home. Tue fore part Of the
evening was spent In playing progress.
I've pedro. Miss Alice Dolon walk, d
on with the head prize, Miss Ella
Nimmo the consolation prize, Mr. Joe
Foibert won the gents head prize, Mr..
Robert was the lucky player and man.
aged to get the consolation prize, after
which refreshments were served by
Miss Anna Gilday, Miss Florence
Connolly and Miss Addie Flumerfelt.
The remainder of the evening was
spent In playing games and singing
songs. The young people departed
about lao q. NJ, saying it was the best
party of the season.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-03-03

Make a solution of forty per cent. Formaldsh41s, using
gallons of water. Pile the grain in a heap on the floor or in
a wagon bed and wet the pile completely with the solution.
1t is better to shovel it over while wetting to prevent the
solution being wasted and insure the weting OF ali the grain.
Repeat after two or three hours. Barley and oats must be
made wet enouth to soak in through the chaf. The grain
may then be drilled at once, but it is better to wait until the
following day. The above rule observed will insure clean
crops. Purchase your
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-03-03
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COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS,
Continued from Taft week
supervisors of Villas county.

CONTINUED
To the Hon. sors of
emen:
We the undersigned Justices, Conabe
general claims would carefully examined the
following list of claims allowed whole
or disalowed n
S w. Smith, Committee Sheifs
A. j. Boger Justice, Constables and
General Claims
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-07-25
Bryan Writes to Urey WOOdsOn

In letter to Urey Woodson Ma.
tional Democratic Committeeman for
Kentucky. Mr.. Bryan expresses
deep regret at the bitterness which
characterizes the GuhernatOri&l con.
test he declines to discuss the merits
OF the candidates, but thinks that the
election of Goebel will not endauger
the success of Democratic principles
enumerated in the Chicago platform.
lie SAWS a Republican Senator may be
elected il the Democratic ticket is de-
tested, and if the Senate is Republ-
can silver cannot be restored or trusts
overrhrowu, even if the Democrats
have the Presidency and the House.
He says: THE cause of Democracy
will be injured by the defeat of a
Democratic ticket nominated upon
platform which unqualifiedly indors-
es the Chicago platform"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-07-25

how, as a religious and moral man,
| could support Mr.. Goebel.
asked him what he knew about
Mr.. Goebel's morals, and he said
now you know he is man of bad
morals, but l informed him Iknew
nothing of the kind; that gentle
man intimate with him in the leg
islature had informed me that he
did not drink, that he did not chew,
smoke, gamble, ETC.; that he was
an honorable man. Besides, sup
pose Mr.. Goebel was an immoral
man, it would not effect the tariff
question, free silver. trusts, or any
of these great questions, and for
me | will vote for the Democratic
platform, and if Mr.. Goebel or any
other living man is on it / can't
help it, for the platform reflects my
political principles. accept it; |
vote for it; / place the stencil un.
der the rooster. This was too
much for the preacher, and he
here exploded, and showed he was
against the free and unlimited coin
age of silver, and failed to take
position against the great money
powers in their efforts to dominate
the world. / tell you my readers
this moral question is only scare
crow, Matched for a purpose, and
who would say knowingly Mr..
Goebel's morals are not as good as
those Of any candidate on the Re-
publican ticket? Returning from
our depression we have only this
to say, in choosing our course it
will be either in support Of the
Democratic party or Republican.
Men are not in it, There are no
middle grounds, and the man who
to organize another
party is playing to the hand OF the
Republican party, and had as well
place his vote under that log cabin.
We won't tear down that great
Jefersonian structure, neither will
we in any way become party to
such crime.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-07-25
A PHONETIC ALPHABET.
Invented by coreans in the Fifteenth
Century.

Corea boasts of the invention Of O
pure phonetic alphabet. OF course
it was not the first, but it was original
with her, and therefore no less cred
table. The invention of this alpha
bet is the last Of three great protests
which Corea has made against the
cumbersomeness Of the Chinese writ
ten character. King Se-Jo, early in
the fifteenth century, determined
that the people must have phonetic
alphabet, and a college of scholars
was convened, with the distinguished
Song Sammun at its head, to devise
an alphabet. Looking about for a
model, they found nothing like a
phonetic alphabet, except in the
Tibetan books which had been
brought from China and deposited in
the monasteries of Corea. But Tibet
an, like Sanskrit and like the Semitic
languages, is consonantal in its char
acter. The consonant is the founda-
ton, and the vowel is simply the
bridge that spans the interval be-
tween consonant and consonant.
Song Sammun's genius is demon
strated in his recognition Of the fact
that this is wrong, and that the vowel
is the basis of all articulate speech.
He therefore divided the symbols
into two classes-"mother" and
"child"-the vowel being the mother
and the consonant the child. This
was not only absolutely original with
him, but it was absolutely scientific.
The Tibetan furnished the basis for
the Corean consonants-not the fin
ished Tibetan of to-day, but the sim
gular characters found in the Tibetan
Buddhist books of Corea. For the
vowels they turned to the ancient seal
character of China, and from its sim
plest radicals picked out six, which
became the Corean vowels. The COM
bination of the letters in the syllable
was, so to speak, triangular.
In simplicity the Corean characters
are unsurpassed. Tradition says that
the inventor took them all from the
Corean door, which consists of com
bination of horizontal and oblique
lattice work; and in truth this could
be done.-Harper's Magazine.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-07-25
Kentucky Pair Days.

The following are the dates for hold
ing the Kentucky fairs this year SO fal
as reported
Richmond, Aug. l. 2, 3 and 4th.
Lexington, August SIS days.
Hustonville, August SIS days.
Msdi9onville, August 81 days.
Lawrenceburg, August I'D days
Lebanon, August Id days.
Columbia, August 22--4 days.
Alexaudria, August 22-5 days.
Louisville (Colored FaiD, August
22-5 days.
Germantown, August 24-4 dave.
Brosdhead, Augu.t 23-4 aays.
Shelbyville, August 23-3 days.
Springfield, August 23-3 days.
Bardslown, August 29--5 days.
LAGRANGE, August 30-3 dsys.
Florence, August 30-3 days.
Elzabethtown, Sept. "a days.
Bowling Green, Sept. l3-4 days.
Glasgow, September 90 days.
Guthrie, September 27-4 days.
Horse Cave, Sept. 27-4 days.
Greensboro, October 3--5 days.