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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-27


the Tribune that II II his desire 70 erect
. half million dollar beet-sugsr plant 81
Idaho Falls, and 10 pushing his plans 70
that end.
The placer miners along Snake river
not far away from Blackfoot are hand
ling sand and collecting the "yellow
stun" In way that pays and makes
them smile. They are all In "psy
dirt" and doing we'll.
Mrs. George F. Gsgon reached her
girlhood's homo In Pittsneld, Illinois.
just IL time 70 witness the crowd Of 2O.-
600 people who assembled there TO
hear Bryan speak on the Issues Of the
day.
Manila cablegrams OF the oath inst.
reported among the killed in Tuesdays
battle, Corporal George Scott OF Co. G,
First Idaho Volunteers. Corporal Scott
enlisted at Pocstcllo and was Of the Po-
catelio company.
Manila cablegrsms dated Tuesday
said: "A terrific typhoon Is raging
here" Well, that means something
like combination OF Kansas cyclone,
Missouri tornado and a Cuban hurri-
cane was commanding the attention of
the land and sea Vt that time.
Miss Dot Cherry knows OF q depIis-
tory preparation whose work ls instau-
tAneous. II removes eye brows and eye
lAshes while the possessor is winking
oue time. II IL this: Pour . cupiul Of
coal oil in stove where there wss nre
yesterday.
Five applicants for teachcrs' ccrtiti.
Gates took the examination Thursday.
They we're Misses Edna Chspsattle and
Margaret Lang, Of Idaho Falls, and
Miss Julia Sullivan OF Grsys, and
Messrs. John J. Bighsm aud J. Z.
Swendsen Of BlAckfoot-
The transport Sheridan arrived a,
San Francisco Monday evening from
Manila. with IL officers and IA dis
charged soldiers. One soldier died on
the voyage and WAS buried at sea.
Among the officers was Col LIprincot,.
chief surgeon Of the army In the Phil
ippines, who returns on account Of III
health and old age
r. r. Shelby, railroad man OF much
experience, has been appointed general
manager OF the Pacific and Idaho North
ern, the new road from Weiser 10 Seven
Devils. Mr.. Shelby was at one time
connected with the U. p. system and
later with the Great Northern. His
headquarters will be ~ Weiser after
the 5th Of June.
Idaho Falls vas we'll represented iu
Blackfoot Tuesday. the parties being
interested Ia the case OF Alex Wilson
arraiRncd In Judge Moldens' court for
malicious injury 70 real property
The judge could not see the "malacIous
injury" part Of the case and Alex was
sent home rejoicing and with = twinkle
In his eye which said: "Mine friend,
I've done ye no harm"
| A ST. Louis Elk club gave An enter
tainment few evenings ago and one
OF the amusemcnts was: Watching dvc
negro boys dive for coins In molasses
tub.
The boys wero lined around the tub,
and at signal jumped for the money
which was at the bottom. Il could not
he seen, and ss they we're bound hand
and foot, they could search with their
mouths only. When they came out oi
that tub they looked ~ II they had
been In = slrup barrel all their lives.
Their wool was stuck fast. and they
were unable TO open their eyes. For q
solid hour the 300 members presen,
laughed at the novelty OF the sight un.
til laughing became painful.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-27
Netlce for Bids.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on Saturday,
N May 9Th, lNR, at the office of the Board OF
County Commissioners. at Hlsckfoot Idaho,
sealed bids will be received by the Board for
the removal OF the out-buildings, located on
the Court House grounds.
BOARD reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated May let, ls00
GEO. +. GAGoN. Clerk.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-27
0sessatisa Day Services.

The following order Of literary and
musical exercises for Decoration Day
will be observed In the district court
room, court house building, Tuesday
afternoon, May oOth, beginning prompt
ly At ! o'clock. The exercises will he
under the direction of G. II. Thomas
Post, OF G. A. RS:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-27

A very complete line OF men and
boys dressy shoes OF the celebrated
Snow and Douglass make at BiethSn's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-27

Try some home cured ham and bacon
from the Fulton market.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01
Died in Georgia.

The following is taken from the
Ashland A0O0eake of last week. The
subject of this article was once well
known III Bloomsburg, he being one
of numerous persons of Centralia who
used to be almost constantly engaged
IN litigation of some kind, and con-
sequently frequent visitors to the
county seat.
'James Morrissey, who left Cen
tralia, very suddenly ten years ago,
and without telling anyone of his in
tentions, not even his family, died, last
week in Georgia, of Bright's disease
of the kidneys. When he left Cen
tralla he was well supplied with this
worlds goods and his going was
mystery. 1t was some years before it
was learned that he was following the
calling of commercial traveller with
headquarters in Georgia, but there was
no attempt made to effect a union
with his family. In course of time his
wife came into possession of all his
property, goodly amount, and three
years ago the family left for Philadel-
phia, where they now reside"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01
Normal Mucic Department.

The members of the graduating
class in the department of music at
the Normal are Miss Hettie Cope,
Miss Lillian Fowler, Miss Lulu Miller
and Miss Matilda Shuman. Miss Elsie
Hicks has taken a postgraduate
course. Public recitals are given by
graduates in this department. On
Friday evening Miss Hicks, assisted
by Miss Cope, executed a program
which included selections from Beeth-
oven, Donizetti, Bach, Chopin and
List. 1t was rendered in a manner
highly creditable to both pupil and
teachers.
On Friday evening, June 2, recital
will be given in the auditorium by
Misses Fowler, Miller, Shuman and
Cope.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01
Candidates Meeting.

A meeting of the Democratic can
didates was held in the Office of A.
N. Yost on Saturday afternoon. r.
G.. F. Kshinka, secretary of the coun-
ty committee. in the absence of
Chairman John G. McHenry, who
was delayed by late train, presided,
w. A. Evert was made secretary of
the meeting. 1t was agreed that
watchers be appointed for the primary
election by the two candidates for
Prothonotary-Henrie and Terwilli-
ger. The expenses of holding the
election we're fixed at 5000 for each
district, to pay judge, two inspect
ors and two watchers. There are As
districts. An assessment on the can
didates was made to provide tor these
expenses.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01
Lock the Doors.

On Saturday, next June 3, Pawnee
Bills Wild West show will be in
Bloomsbury From many places come
reports of burglaries where shows have
appeared this season, and it is more
than likely that show the magnitude
of this one will be followed by gangs
of sneak thieves, who take advantage
of the absence of families, to break
into houses and steal all they can find.
AS matter of precaution, all doors,
windows, cellar doors and every other
possible place of entrance should be
well secured when the premises are
left alone on that day and night.
When no one but women are at home,
no strangers should be allowed to
enter the house on any pretext.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court convened Thursday, at 9
O'Clock a. m. with Hon. r. r. Little
President Judge and Fox and Kurtz,
associate judges on the bench.
]. H. Eisenhower, VS. Centralia
Borough School District, assumpsit.
Hearing in open court, witnesses call
ed and sworn, Patrick Rudy, Daniel
Bremen, A. ]. Foye and J. Fl. Eisen-
hover. Motion o! defendant for non
suit overruled.
Inquest on body of Weston Smith.
No reason being given for holding OF
inquest. Court declines to approve
of the same as a proper charge upon
the county.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01

|
ence Rupert as Bessie, Hazel Rowe
as Gertie, and Walter Hagenbuch as
cadet, all deserve special mention
for the creditable manner in which
they rendered their parts. A special
feature of the evening was the drill
erltled "Dollikins Flat" given by 4S
primary girls. They handled their
dolls in true motherly style and receiv-
ed very hearty applause. During an
interval between the acts Leonard
Kelley recited "What did they teach
the little boys7" exceptionally well.
Every word OF the entertainment was
distinctly heard in the gallery. The
teachers of Fifth Street School ably
assisted by Mr. Yetter are to be con-
graduated on the success of the best
entertainment of its kind ever given
by the public schools of Bloomsbury
The commencement exercises will
be held in the Opera House tonight.
The following program will be follow
ed:
Overture, Cassandra, Robinson
Orchestra.
Invocation, Rev. J. D. Thomas
Salutatory and Essay, Be Particular
Ethel Pearl Rauch.
Two part Chorus, Fly away Birding, Abt
Senior Girls.
Essay, Class History
Jennie Emela Beagle.
Quarrel Scene, From "School for Scandal"
Sir Peter, Lydia Ellen Maust
Lady Teazle, Edith C'aire Correll.
Waltz, cloves Dream, Czbulka
Orchestra.
Debate, Resolved, That the United States
should permanently possess the Philippines.
Affirmative Negative
Claude X. Bittenbender, Gerald II. Gross,
Katherine Corey, Myrtle l. Welliver.
Caprice, The Mouse Trap, Isenman
Orchestra.
Poem, Glass Prophecy,
Ella Maude Belig.
"Court Scene" From "The Merchant of
Venice"
Duke, Jennie Emelia Beagle
Antonio, Charlotte Vida KLEIN
Characters: : Bassanio, Martha f. Leacock
Shylock Mary Francis Adams
Portia, Minnie Ent.
Medley, A Bunch of Hits, Kline
Orchestra.
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.
Glass Song, Mendelssohn
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES.
Essay and Valedictory, Secrets of Success
Anna Martha Redeker.
Benediction, Rev. J. d. Thomas.
March, Uncle Remus, Hogden
Orchestra.
Words of Class Song composed by Ella
Maude Belig.
GRADUATING CLASS.
Anna Martha Redeker, Ethel Pearl
Rauch, Jennie Emelia Beagle, Mary
Kester, Myrtle Irene Welliver, Mary
Frances Adams, Claude Kuhn Bitten
bender, Martha Augusta Jones, Gerald
Harold Gross, Edith Claire Correll,
LYDIA Ellen Maust, Katherine Corey,
Charlotte Vida Klein, Minnie Ell Mira
Ent, Ella Maude Belig, Clora Glow
enia Furman, Verda Hazel Correll,
Katherine Tracy, Martha Ethel Lea
cock.
The High School Alumni Associa-
ton will hold their annual banquet in
Evans Hail on Friday evening. w.
H. Housel is the caterer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01
MEMORIAL DAY.

The observance of Memorial Da,
was more general, and attended witt
more ceremony this year than fol
many years past. This was probably
owing to the fact that the military
spirit and patriotism have been newly
awakened by the war with Spain, and
also that in many cemeteries through
out the country lie the recently buried
forms of soldiers who lost their lives ir
the war of 1898.
Al 7 O'Clock in the morning on
Tuesday the members of Ent Post,
$50 G. A. r. met at their hall in
Bloomsburg, and started for the AL
media cemetery accompanied by the
Bloomsbury Band. They were met
there by other societies, and after ap-
propriate services the graves were de-
corated. A detail of the p. o. S. of
A. went to the Vanderslice graveyard,
and Of the Sons of Veterans to the
new cemetery.
AT 2:3o the procession formed on
Market square, led by Chas. P. Sloan,
chief marshal, w. O. Holmes. DR.. r.
{. Harter and Harvey Fetterman, as
sistants. 1t was formed in the follow
ing order: Marshals, Bloomsbury
Band, Ent Post, G. A. r., Sunday
School children, Friendship Fire Co.
No. I, Rescue Hose Co. No. 2, Good
Will Fire Co. No. a.
The line of march was down Main
to West, to Third, to Market, to Main,
to Normal School, countermarch down
Main to Centre, to Rosemont ceme-
terry.
The following service was held at
the Soldiers Circle:
Prayer by Rev. d. N. Kirkby. G..
A. r. Memorial service. Recitation by
Harry Evans. Lincoln's address at
Gettysburg read by John McGuffey,
Recitation by Miss Maud Belig. Sing
ing, Baptist choir. Music, Bloomsburg
Band. Decoration of Graves. Bene-
diction by Rev B. c. Conner.
During the parade the streets were
lined with people. Several thousand
attended the exercises at the cemetery.
Business places and residences were
profusely decorated with flags.
In the evening meeting was held
in the Tabernacle on Market street,
when the memorial address was de-
livered by John T. Howe Of Scranton.
Excellent addresses were also made
by H. A. M'Killlp, Esq, Jas. c. Brown,
Samuel Pursel and Rev. J. D. Smith.
Selections were recited by Miss Mary
Correll and Miss Esther Geddis, and
good singing was furnished by the Y.
M. c. A. choir. The building was
crowded, and some were turned away
for want of room. This innovation is
for the better, as it has been custom
ary to have the addresses in the after,
noon Immediately following the decor,
alton services, and for some years past
the audiences have been very small.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01
Grocery Department.

You can readily guess how satisfactory goods
patrons when tell that has lust doubled
compared with 1893 Business be built p unless bv
giving satisfactory goods That's plan it works we'll
-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01
The Leader Department Store.
Will End Sale of Carpets

The Carpet Mills of the Country take month Spring and Fall
pets made ranging from the sample size @ long to what
Samples and odd lengths of the Carpet Works and put them
sale bargain prices You can't get such qualities for little
money anywhere else offer. Prices from &C. up.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01

A girl baby arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobs yesterday.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01
For Rent.

Rooms on second floor font, over
B. Gidding's clothing store. Inquire
of ]. G.. Wells. 6.I If.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01
Furniture Department

We have number of Bedroom Suits, made by Bloomsbury
workmen We want to make for Fall Goods and offer
piece suits for $I2oo while they last In higher priced
suits have made reductions which them for
in some instances below cost. We want them to go
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01
Linens.

We are headquarters for Fine Linens We so for
years and we take special pride Every
er knows how mndeang fine table linen when friends
the board Ask for best but don't expect shown
piece for sa5 We will ask your opinion taste on piece
for S225 OF course, have them all prices down but
in every grade we show good value for the money
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-01
Dry Goods

We don claim to the largest stock in Bloomsbury
we do claim the freshest We frequently
latest and choicest of the seasonabe fabrics and you reap
benefit Special attention is called showing Dme
Ogandes Pks Ducks Homespun Silk Finished Null India
and other seasonabe goods For Fancy Waists
select line of japanese and China Silks Patterns
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-21
No Right to UgEincss

The woman who Is lovely in
face, fern and temper viii al
ways have friends, but one who
would be attractive must keep
her health. II she is weak, sick
ly and all run down, she will be
nervous and irritable. II she
has constipation or kidney
trouble, her impure blood will
cause pimp:o5, blotches, skin
cruptionS and q wretched COM
riexion. Electric Bittcrs is the
best medicine in the world TO
regulate stomach, liver and kid
neys aud to purify the blood. 1t
gives strong nerves, bright eyes,
smooth, velvety skin, rich COM
pleXion. 1t will make a good
looking, charming woman of a
rundown invalid. Only so cents
at Garrett & Gerig's drug store.
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HOW'S This

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A Brilliant Reception

The reception given last even
ing by Miss Lena Bullock. the
charming and talented daughter
OF Judge W. 5. Bullock, at her
hcne or Fort King avenue, was
one Of the most brilliant that our
little city has known for some
time. II was beautifully planned
and carried to a successful close.
The young hostess was assisted
IN receiving her guests by Misses
Nora Newsom, Claud Waterman
and Loretta Bullock and her
father and mother.
There We're over twenty-five
couples present. Progressive
whist was the principal game, ten
tables Icing provided for the
players. The priz2 winners were
Miss ErGestinc Brumbv, ladies'
first prize; Miss Mona Hitler, the
consolation; Z. I. Helvenston,
Sentlenan'S first; Chester Finch,
the BOBBY. The prizes were hand
some and appropriate. Carlos
Sistrunk presented the prizes in a
few opportune remarks.
Othcr guests so inclined in
dulged in the interesting game of
! crokonolc. a trio Of charming
young Misses, Marie Bullock,
Johnnie Lidd0n and Violet Har-
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The orchestra, composed of
Messrs. Pike, Bergman and Van
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intervals throughout the evenir z.
Misses BULLOCK, Ncwsom and
! Waterman were prettily robed in
white organdie over pink satin,
ard Mss Loretta Bullock in white
organdie over blue satin. Among
the other ladies were many beau
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lovely With trailing vines, ever
greens, palms and flowers About
the house and yard hung pretty
japanese lanterns.
Many congratulations were
showered upon Miss Bullock by
the delighted guests on the bril-
liancy and success of her first fer
NAL reception. The guests d.
parted shortly after l. o'clock.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-21

Under ana by virtue ~ an .>rcuti,I issued
out Of ami under ru. -.-al - 'i-.f circuit court
in ard for Mari county. GATED July -. I-4. in
4 certain ctsI-f. v 5lUT'!U Tr'.'-"rlr.s " Harvard
Is plaintiff ard James C!I"s'. 'lsf, ndant. /
have levied on AMI VIII. "Ii
MoNDAT, FEEEI 49, 20. 1's'H.
tn" same being legal sales day. a..d during
the !.-a! hours II sale. ns.-T for sale at the
door "f tho court house. in tGr city of Ocals.
and SCI! To the highest ani h..' bidder for cash
the following real cStai" 10 Marion county.
Fla tn-wit. All the right .i'!'. -rf interest
nf IHU.us has. ia ana IL tn follow ng de
-s.TIh,d lands. to-wIt: Com -ualEs Gs feet
rISt uf SIuthca~ Il corner OF int so Ecardun r
NiFil"t"yvn IntS in CALDWELL edition to
Dcall thence east 80 feet. p priv .a. !ret. west
- feet S';sih - '.'1- al-s southwest quarter
81 GJTtl west quarter az ~acss'.s o. rsEuship Is.
SuUii.. rang p. EAST. -" 80 -4''- said exc
cation and costs
TEREY II. S..s-T, Sheriff.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-21

Rev. j. G. Porter left today for
WaycroSs, Ga, to begin a series
Of protractcd meetings in the
First Baptist Church which will
continue for two weeks.
Tie famous Richard & Prln-
gle's Georgia MINISTRIES are billed
fer tAe opera house Saturday
night, Jan. rs. They will pack
the house. too.
a cough is not like a fever. 1t
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Cure, the best remedy for all
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store.
Distilled Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for bruises and sprains.
Bicyclers, attcntion-one gallon
and Jug, sl.25; half gallon and
bottle, IS cents; one pint and
bottle, % cents, at the Anti-Mo-
nopoiy drug store.
We have just received a very
pretty line Of playing cards; just
the thing for swell card parties.
Come and see them. Garrett q
Gerig, Postoffice drug store.
There is a great difference in
chocolate bonbons. Some people
know the difference and buy
Whitman's. You can set them
at TroxlerS.
Keep the hospital auction and
rinstrelsy in mind. 1t takes
place a5 tue armory the evening
Of January g.
| Cloth Alpine hats III black
and brown for the sum OF 80
cents. Davidson & NanIchop.
HOOPS PILLS are the only
pills to take with Hoods Sarsa-
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The Ocala Music Company
has in stock the first chainless
BICYCLES that have been offered
for sale in Ocala. The wheels
are beauties, light running, and
the price Is within reach of all.
A car load of white seed corn
from the West, Just received at
the Alliance Store.
\ new shipment Of those nice
hams at 10 cents per pound at the
Alliance Store.
Fine SIS suits at $50, $50
and 5000 at the closing sale at
j. j. Fuller>s.
india Blend IeaS IN quarter
and half pound boxes, at the
Alliance Store.
Nice heavy Balbriggan under
suits, closing at So cents at J. J..
Fuller'S.
-GrauoS Fakes and Postum
Cereal, just received at the ALI
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| When you want fine Fine Flor
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have it put up in quart bottles
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NnxDAY. FREErAET 6. I-,.

the same Icing legal sa.e day. and during
the l.ga. hours 81 sale. OFF, for -H.c at the
cOur. house door IN Ocala- F.a-- a'.u III to the
highest and be~t iiCi-r for r-.t-. 'h- 'pllOwing
!.a. estate IL Mal5pIl county fla. D.. Eit.
Al. mat par - 49, % -'''-'i'.. =" lEinR west
If The TrElawaua river. 1s.r and e17 of
rw. and The - - -svi - -.--'iaa ~. the Wa
and the -ris ~ --,-rIOH -. q. ~ rsWnship H.
south rsTi-t. ~ asst Also 4ll - -n~-ion j. the
81 auI IT,. - 4 AVS Il -...s.s. = '.c neI4 81
~ q section y. the ni- sa" the sHI4 and
and E"lt 81 -wis ~ section j. the nee OF
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rang. -. aa--. Also the nd -.iE Of see
t:pr = tl- NJ and ~wls - section r.. the NJ 81
n"IA amt NJ. - nwl4 81 section -, o.. IA town
ship IL. south. rang" - ri-'-
Lived or and did - satisfy said r.ecutiOn
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