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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 17go Maia.

Wywolany sporem czesko
niemieckim ruch narodowy W
Przedlitawii odezwal SIG row.
niez silnem echem W zapom'
nianym prawie kraju, ktory CO
do skiadu ludnosci i r6znoro-
duosci wyzna6, jest niejako
Austrya W miniature. Many
tn ma mysli Bukowine. Kraj
ten, obejmuiacy niespelna 200
mil kwadratowych, odzuacza
sic szczeg6lna mieszanins ma
rodowosci i wyzna1, a skut-
klein tego zajmuiesszupelnie
odosobnione stanowisko. Znaj'
dajemy tam obok siebie pra-
woslawnych, rzymskich kato-
lik6w, greckich katolik6w,
protestant6w r6znych odcieni i
zyd6w. Go sic tyczy narodo-
wosci, to posr6d mieszka1c6w,
ktorzy liczs okolo 100000
dusz, przewaaajs Rusini. Jest
ich tam 100000. Rumun6w
podajs ma 100000, Niemc6w
wraz zydami ma 100000.
Najmniej jest Polak6w, oko1o
10000.
Ossdzic }atwo, re W takich
okolicznoSciach wzaiemne sto-
sunki, mieszkajscych obok
siebie narodowosci, ME ulozyly
sic W spos6b zbyt przyjemny,
mianowicie, jezeli sic zwazy,
ze "a czasow centralizacyi,
mniejszosci niemieckiei przy.
znano prawa panuiscego ma
rodu, zaprowadzono W szko-
ZACH urssdach jezyk niemie-
cki,a ludy slowia6skie oddano
pod ucisk polityczny panuis-
cego zywiolu. Kiedy przy "a.
prowadzeniu autonomii Buko.
wilma otrzyma}a sejm w}asny,
Niemcy po}sczyli sic z Rumu.
nami i pozostali nadal panami
kraju, ustepujac troche tylko
miejsca nowym sprzymierze1,
com. Najsilniejsi liczebnie
Rusini, i Polacy, ME wywiera.
Ii prawie zsdnego wplywu.
Istniala wprawdzie konstytu-
cya, ale ME dla mich. Praco.
wano mad podniesieniem do
brObytu i oswiaty, ale tylko
dobrobytu i oswiaty Niemc6w
Rumun6w. Reszta ludnosci
ME mogla skorgystac z praw
jej prayslugujacych, a pod
wzgledem politycznym ME
wchodzi}a W rachube, pomimo,
re liczyla W swoiem gronie
riemaio glow inteligentnych i
wykszta}conych. Szerokie war.
stwy ludu rusi6skiego pol.
skiero naWet ME zdaWaIy so.
bic sprawy praw i'm przys}u.
gujacych, jezeli bra}y udziai
W ayciu politycznem, to tylko,
aby oddae przy wyborach swe
g}osy na stawianych przez
W}adze rzadoWe kandydat6w
oczywiscie przeWaznie
Niemc6w Rumun6w.
Gwaltowny podmuch ruchu
narodowego W zachodnich
krajach monarchii oddziala}
odaywczo ma uspione tlumy
ludu bukowi6skiego, i W sto.
sunkach nastapila nareszcie
Emiana. W wyborach ostat-
mich przepad4 dAugi szereg
kandydat6w rzadowych, a ich
miejsce W sejmie zajsiy zywio-
sy nowe, dsaace do naprawy
stosunk6w. Rusini Polacy
wywalczyli sobie prawo g4osu.
Panujace stronnictwa jednak
ME mysla}y pozbywac sig
wszechw}adzy i wystapi}y
przeciw nowym zywiolom, a
gl6wnie przeciw Rusinom,
kt6rzy, ze wzglsdu ma sws isi}s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17

do Hagi, oswiardczywszy, ae
wr6ci ztamtad najp6zniej W
pierwszych dniach Czerwca.
Towarzyszs mu: Frederick W.
Hollis 2 New Yorku, posel
szwajcarski i posel rumu1ski,
kt6rzy So take delegatami ma
konferencye.
LoNDYN, II Maia. = Seth
Low i kapitan William Gro
zier, delegaci ameryka6scy,
udali sic W towarzystwie am
basadora Pauncefote i innych
delegat6w W podr6a do Hagi,
ma konferencYs, zwo1ana przez
cara.
PETERSBURG, 17go Maia.-
Ma posiedzeniu miedzynaro,
dowej ligi kobiet wyglaszano
mowy, W kt6rych s1awiono
cara z okazyl zwolanej przez
niego konferencyi pokoju. o.
czytano wiersz Longfellow'a a
Arsenal W Springfeld", kt6-
ry przyjeto oklaskami.
JOHANNESBURG, II Maja.
Aresztowano tutaj s by}ych
ofcer6w angielskich pod "a
rzutem zdrady stanu. Znale.
ziono W ich posiadaniu papie'
ry kompromitujace. Werbo-
wall ochotnik6w, gotowych
powstaG ma dane has1o. Lista
zwerbowanych miesci nazwi.
ska 1000 os6b. Spisek istniai
cd czterech miesiecy, jeden z
tajnych policyant6w przysta1
do zwiazku tajnego i areszto'
wal przyw6dzc6w ruchu, po.
siadajac W reku dostateczne
dowody ich why. Aresztowa-
nych odes}ano do Pretoria.
Prezydent Kruger pocieszaS
angielskiego agenta, IL ME
wierzy, azeby aresztowanl
awanturnicy byli ofcerami
auglelskimi.
LoNDYN, II Maja. = VIA.
domosc o wypadkach W 10:
hannesburgu wywarla tutaj
przygnebiajsce wrazenie. Sc.
kretarz kolonij Chamberlain
oswiadczy}, ze ME otrzyma} do
tychczas urzedowej wiadomo-
Sci o aresztowaniu angielskich
poddanych.
HoNeKoNe, 17go Maja. -
Geese woiska angielskiego,
wys}ana stad W g4sb kraju,
wr6cila do Hongkong, zdoby.
wszy miasto Kau Lun. Roz.
brojono chi6ska zaloge, zat-
knieto ma ratuszu choragiew
angielsks i zostawiono W mle-
scie zaloge, z}ozona z so ludzi.
Ludnos6 zachowuje sic spo.
kojnie.
MADRTT, 17go Maja. -
Wojsko hiszpahskie opuszcza
Zamboanga i Yolo, W porozu-
mieniu z wladzami ameryka1.
skiemi. Yolo otrzyma zaloge
ameryka6ska. Zamboanga po'
zostawions tymczasem zostanie
wlasnemu losowi.
MANILA, 17go Maja. -
General Lawton opusci} miasto
San Miguel, kt6rego zdobycie
odby}o sig kosztem zycia kilku
ludzi i posuwa sic naprz6d, W
kierunku San Isidro. Ulewny
deszcz przeszkadza mu W po'
chodzie, poniewaz wszystkie
drogi SO zalane woda.
Podobno Aguinaldo uciek}
do prowincyi Nueva Esija. "a
Kwietnia wyjecha} powozem z
Balinag, zatrzyma1 sic W San
Isidro i cd tel pory ME da1 o
sobie znaku zycia.
LoNDrN, 10 Maja.-Tutej.
sza junta flipi6ska korespon-
duje ciagle z Aguinaldem.
Cofnal sic umyslnie W niedoste.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17
NOWy kOntrOler.

Przez burmistrza onegdaj "a
mianowany kontroler miejski,
William D. Kerfoot, wczoraj
rano zlozyi wizyte burmistrzowi
Harrisonowi, a potem udaf sic do
swego biura ma trzeciem pietrze,
aaeby objac sw6j urzad. Powitaf
90 tam E. j. Halsey, ktory byi
pierwszym asystentem zmariego
kontrolora VALERA, a cd tegoz
smierci peinil urzad zastepcy
kontrolora, j oddawszy mu ksie-
gi urzedu, oswiadczyl, re sam ze
swego urzedu zrezygnuje. Po-
dobno Halsey do ostatniej chwjli
mial nadzieje, re burmistrz jego
zamianuje kontrolorem. 0 lie
slychac, Kerfoot zamierza zamia-
nowac pierwszym swoim asys-
tentem Williama X. Alderman
ma, kt6ry iuz dawniej peinii
urzad kontrolora, i ktory jest
przyiacielem Kerfoota.
Elsie Stahl.
Hy. A. Stahl, ojciec zaginionej
cd Listopada Elsie Stahl, oznai-
mia, ze nieprawdziws jest poglo-
ska, jakoby jego corka sprzenie-
wierzala dawane jej pieniadze ma
oplacanie lekcyj muzyki, j ae
przeciwnie, opuszczajac dom
rodzicielski, pozostawila swe
male oszczednosci. i .swoj zloty
zegarek. Nieiaki Allen
O'Brien, klerk pewnej frmy
litografcznei prSy South Water
str, doniosl Nczorai policyi, re
onegdaj wieczorem ma dworcu
Union widziai iakas mloda pa
nienks, ktora wielce byia podo-
bna do portretow Elsie Stahl, W
towarzystwie kobiety starszej, i
re obie odczytuiac W gazecie
nowiue o znalezieniu flaszki z
karteczka cd Elsie Stahl, serde-
cznie nowiny tel sic smiaiy.
Ze strachu popadi W obfakanie.
Zwrotniczy Thomas Gallagher,
ktory ma zatrudnienie W Valpa-
raiso, Ind, wczoraj przedpolu-
dniem W czasie bury schronii sig
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17

skoro pojawia sic Amerykanie W
odleglosci 400 yardow. Me
wierzy on tez, by przyszfo DO
partyzanckich walk W g6rach,
gdyz mieszkahcy gor przyjaznle
So usposobieni do Amerykanow.
Skoro zako6czy sic termin urlo-
pu kap. Deuta, uda sic on napo-
wr6t do swego puiku.
Cora Palmer.
Dnia Z Maja 16 letnia Cora
Palmer znikla z mieszkania ro-
dzic6w W Wilmington, ILL.,, i do
wiedziano sic lyle, ie wyjechala
do Chicago jakas dana bardzo
elegancko ubrana. w ubiegia
Niedzielee matka Cory otrzymala
list nastepujacej tresci: nPani
Palmer, pisze pare slow tylko,by
uwiadomie Pania, re corka jej,
Cora Palmer, ma sic dobrze.
WzieIam ia do siebie beda z MIA
sic obchodziia dobrze, dopoki
bedzie postepowaia przykladnie.
Skoro zle zachowywac sic be-
die, dam PAM znac o tenn. A.
S. NJ" PAM Palmer list zlozyia
W rece kap. Collerana, kt6ry
polecii detektywom zajac sic szu-
kaniem panienki.
Poszukuje swej c0rki.
c.. A. Wale6ski, (czy moze
Beli6ski? - patrz zezwolenia ma
sluby), wlasciciel hotelu W
Diamond Lake, Wis, uwiadomif
tuteisza policya tajna, IL c6rka
jego opuscifa dom rodzic6w,
zostawszy wbrew ich wolf iona
pewnego dorozkarza tuteiszego,
Johna Pauley. Poniewaz jest
maloletnia, Wale6ski polecif
policyi ja szukac. Mioda PAM
Pauley pisala do swej siostry
doniosia jej, re mieszka me-
zem ma rogu ulic Michigan ave. i
81 ul., ale wszelkie poszukiwania
policyi W mieiscu wskazanem
byiy nadaremne.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
CAR FARE ETIQUETTE
Rules for Women Who Would Avoid
Argument for Themselves and
embarrassment 90 Others

Always pay your car fare when you
would like others TO pay theirs under
the same circumstances, advises the
Chicago Tribune.
II you are visiting city friends or
relatives for more than day, pay your
fare on all occasions. Your hostess will
regard il as direct answer to PRAYER.
III you meet social or business
woman friend as you are about to enter
! ear, don't offer to pay her fare or per-
nit her to pay yours. and don't argue
about il.
a business woman never permits her
business men acquaintance to pay her
car fare.
The social man friend whom Won have
met by chance must be dealt with tact
fully. By all means offer TO pay your
own way boldly and briskly. but If the
nan displays tendency 10 argue the
question sapiently for blocks. as mat
ter Of self-preservation let him sauan-
der the nickel.
When women go forth together for a
dutch treat" pleasure time each one
should meet her own expenses to the
last cent. always including car fare.
Schoolgirls should be taught not to
accept car fare eourtesies from either
schoolboy or girl friends.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

A. t.n- Angeles California. July III.
iiih, ist9. For The sbayr or-asion the
folloNiug ruaud.srip rates are author
lied from Blacxfoos, Idaho.
Route No I-vls osdea, returning
same. s5iTn.
Route No. Via Portland aad rail.
road, returning same. satio.
Route No. 4 Via Portland. steamer
to san Francisco and rail To In. An.
gcles, returning same. er by steamer
:" nearest ports IN Los Angeles santa
Monica. i;edonda. San p,~irul rviarn.
Ing same. lIsases on this latter roal.i
do not apply 10 I4as Angeles bat ouIy
to ssaports uamgd short di.sancy
Away s6ii0.
Route No. Going via Oydsn and
returning via Portland. or hi. ruu.s
reversed, eel %.
Dates Of sal. July Ord to Tth inciu
sise; hnal limi, returning sgp,emb.,
ith, isg9.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
esAnlNArioN or TEACHERS FOR
Sta.s ceTssAc Haes and Lie Diplomas At Boise
aa1 Moscow, August 3rd. 4th and 5,h.

Examinations for state certificates
and Life Diplomas will be held al Boise
and Moscow, August 3rd, 4th and 9th,
lsss. Stale Certificates and Life Di-
p.ofnas uill be granted only on exam
ination- Applicants for State certif-
icases will be examined In the follow
ing branches:
Physics, Literature, General His
tory, Botany, Paper. In no case shall
3 state certificate be granted unless
the applicant holds an Idaho first
grade county certificate, and has been
engaged ia teaching for at least three
years
Applicants for Life Diplomas are ex-
A.1iued 10 the following branches:
Political Economy, Zoology, Psy-
chology, Plane Geometry. In no case
shall life diploma be granted unless
applicant holds an Idaho first grade
county certificate, and has been en-
gagged in teaching for At least five
years, two OF which have been in Idaho.
By order of PERaEAL FRENCH,
State Snpt. Public Instruction.
LYDIAS HaDLgY, County Supt Pub
lie Instruction, Bingham Co., Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

on June aDsh. the Grea, Rock fslAnd
Route inangurss-d through Pullman
Sleeper FROM Denver 10 81 LOAF. via
the Missouri Pacific R'y ,rosn Kansas
City, The car sill leave Donser daily
At 10 p. IN. on the Colorado Flyer,
arriving in ST. LOU, o.i5 p. m. the
next day. One hour aud forty minute.
faster iron Beaver 10 s. Louis than
any other car line. Esccllsh, coil~ciloas
from Pueblo and Colorado Spsiag..
The cars arc brad vesiibatrd, u The
latest pattern ard most laEurlous type.
Advantages 10 psiruuizns this service
viii be: The quickest time 20 81. Louis,
40 change Of ears. absolute comfort,
The bes, Diniag Tar Service 10 The
worid. For fall Information wri,e
VI II FrErH.
Gea1 Agent, Denver.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

Rudyard Kipling's maternal grand
father was Rev. George Z. Macdonald.
1t is related Of him that in the DAYS
when he Was counting the lady whom
he afterwards married the father-in-
law-to-be-an aged Methodist. with ex-
tremely strict notions in regard to The
Pr9priefies-uss injudicious enough on
one occasion to enter the parIor with
out giving any warning of his approach.
The consequence was that he found
the sweethearts occupying a single
chair. Deeply shocked by the spec,
taele. the old man soiemnly said: "Mr.
macdonald. when ! was counting Mrs.
Brown she sat on one side Of the room
and on the other" MacdoEald's re-
ply was: That's what should have
gone had been counting Mrs. Brown"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

Senator Henry 81. Teller. Of Colo
RADIO, VITO is now visiting in Lewiston.
Idaho. was seen yesterday afternoon By
. Tribune reporter and was asked for a
little talk on the current issues Of the
day. The Senator very cordially gave
expression to the following: I'm Colo
RADIO we expect to have a complete and
harmonious fusion of all the silver
forces on national aud state tickets and
TO make winning fight. Bryan is as
certain to be renominated as Mckinley.
This talk of Roosevelt is all bosh. We
came very near electing Bryan in 1886
and be stands an Infinitely better
chance Of being elected in 1890. Silver.
including the banking system, will be
the paramount issue in the next cam
paign. The Democrats will also make
? strong fight Ola the trust question,
out the Republicans will try to dis
count this By putting in their platform
an antitrust plank, but with no pur-
pose OF enforcing il. The trusts them
selves see the popular outcry against
thsn and are willing for the Republi-
can platform TO denounce them, know
ing full we'll that they will do nothing
against them If reelected. What eff
feet will the war question haves Well.
unless it is speedily terminated it will
cut considerable figure in the next
election. feel about the Philippines
exactly as We all did about Cuba. 1t
was war of humanity and when the
Gubans were prepared for self-goveru-
,nent. it Was our expressed determina-
ton TO give it to them. So It should
be with the Philippines. We ought
not TO rule them: all we want is tn COM
nercially control the islands, which
RE rich ia coal and other products.
do not believe it beneath our dignity
TO confer with the insure ents and try
20 bring this war to a close, which
could doubtless be done IL the right
sort OF peace commissioners were ap-
Ea,Itsd by the President, who you'd
stop this cruel loss of human lives and
expenditure of millions and millions of
dollars. The islanas should be under
the protection Of the United States
who would guarantee q free govern
ment. No foreign power should be al
owed 10 control them.-Levis.on Trib-
une.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

WASHINGTON. Jsl. --Sensto-s and
Representatives xho lafor under the
inpressicn ,has their pay il loo snail
shoali gel copy Of document nos
ia possession Of Senator Gazndler Of
Mes Hampshire, sna snieh shozs thai
they uere .. csc i4rse paid only 81 per
day. The paper ras sent him a few
years ago tsy an old .riend, who then
lived in Frznklin. n H.. W NeszaigA,
rho Al oae riUe -efs-rs@staS his ais
trics in Congress In fail tee paper
read:
aBy Ike EuifeG States ID Congress
Ass-nb 1sd. ssiy a.zk. Fsl.-Resolved,
Th2: snia ;A- delegates Tor the States
Of North Carolina, Soafh Carolina and
Gez-xiA- shall receive rrDittAnees
frun their respective states for thSiF
support during their AsiszSxsee in
Congress, the Superintendent of finance
be authorized zEs directed to supply
such Of skea - hare their families
Siit iLssS snm not exceeding $3.50 .
month each, and 20 sneh as have not
families <iih them $50 month each,
,he said sums to be charged TO the
sasd states, respectively
Extract from the minutes
GEORGE BOND,
D-p1ir Secretary"
The Secxtor has zro1her paper.
HeScA describes iks nArlships s~-ae Of
I1s .--r=~zsA.l.l I'D 10 zo5e-go il
E.se -srzsl1EsEszx-r cars Il forwarding
-1s.- Mr. N=zL SAYS
Il r-czFra IRIS paper from 90. sbo
>@a6 q se 5srsrasaf Of Repre-
s-rzA=Ee - Sor11 CA-o.i1x, xhe
than n T-s9 M fsei- rooFeyes his
sAry wEls -srrinE his STATE AID the
135 t1-s--1 ~ member Of Congress.
- P1ilSd=sr1zk l hare seen letters
1a1ca oco-i1cz z-s that General Suili-
zan- Of this state, Hxs paid only .,
a4y--
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
kehhed the Grave.

A startling incident, OF which Mr..
John Oliver, of Philadelphia. was the
subject, Is narrated by him as follows:
II was in most dreadful condition.
Ny skin wss almost yellow, eyes sunk
en-. tongue coated, pain continually in
back aud sides, no appetite, gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians gave me up. Fortunately i
friend advised trying Electric Bitters,
and to my grea. JOY and surprise, the
first bottle made decided improvement
and continued their use for the weeks
and am nos well man. know they
saved my life and robbed the grave Of
another victim" No one should fail 10
try them. Only 20 cts, guaranteed al
Hall * Woodruf's drug store
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
BOYS N Blue SUFFER


MANILA. July 10. 6 A. n--li has seeu
rzining xcd sforning almost eseAsianily
tor fwo dxys and the country along the
American south and bay lines is liter
silly socoe6. The soldiers are suffer
ing great discomfort Tae thirteenth
infantry regiment al Papay Is in the
worst position, beiHg practically sur
ro1ac1za hy water. The bridges that
sese ure-i for getting supplies have
been washed swsy ard some Of the
coz panies are now separsted By streams
SIX feet deep. In many cases the men
are slice ping wiih three feet of water
beneath their hunks. which are ele-
rated &C cracker boxes The company
cooks, when preparing the meals. stand
knee deep ia wafer.
Some OF the roads leading 10 Panay
are simply impossible and The rice
fields on all sides are one great lake
A high Nind blew over several tents Of
the Second reserve hospital.
Manila bar IS impossible OF nsTi.a-
tiou by either ixanches or canoes and
DO vessels are leaving the harb0r. TIE
United States transport Centennial is
ready TO sail for San Francisco With
discharged soldiers. bot the latter have
10 81; aroaDd the water front ali day,
drenche6 10 the skin, Eating for q
launch to take them 70 steamer. The
river pssig and ali the other streams
are swollen and city streets AT ali los
points are covered wifh water.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

Kansas has cyclones. Idaho don't
uis-oy-; .,-,.aoss Ts.ha A.,
d..
so,-
dor,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

pf unusual interest to every reader
pr this paper is the advertisement else
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
Tall Bride and groom

An eccentric wedding took place re.
gently at ST. Peters church, New York
when an artillery officer named Lab
io"ay was married to a lady PANIED
Martha Washington. The happy pair
The bridesmaids. The best man. the mas.
tor' Mr.. Roche. and f2 brother officers
OF the bridegroom. who were prcsen.
were over six f""' high. In order 10
preserve the record in its complete.
ness no Others we're admitted to III,
ceremony. fA'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
40 THE AFFLICTED:

SoIiCE:-Rheumatious. aoute and
inhathinatory; sciatica, all kinds NJ LII
hey troubles, bed wetting, eryaipeias
Hout' cancers, and all kind of runnin,,
Ulcers Ulcers catarrh, piles, paralysis =,
titus dance. dropsy in ali IL form
can be cured. Diseases Of uo,r ~, ''a,
specially. Persons thai ara ,a,sl
well to consult with "i'' 10
r"Vf' !. Is. COOPER, Phi. u. Nh
s''''l Idaho,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

II the prcdisposition TO worms In
chiioren Is not cured they mas become
weakly and In danger of
WHITES CREAM vrR.
MiFoGE is the most successful and
popular remedy, Price Is cts. at Hull
q Woodruff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
For Sale.

The Blackfoot Hotei--a two-s,orv
oflek building-desirably located and
doing a good business, Is offered at mi.
ra'e sale This is valuable property.
FOR terms, write or apply to
w. II. STuFFLEBEAM.
MAJ, a,,, ,s.a Blackfoot, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
HARDLY . aaY ass. |.

Hardly = day passes, b
sher- Their. are ehllarrS n
BALI.AKD's SNOW LIKE
moi needed. IL saiekly -
syoands, Bruises. Barss Il |
Prize. - asd 10 eta. q Has &
rufs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

k'or relief and eontpwt .
HAf.i.Aitp's iioisgHoCxDl
has 40 s~saal l'rte~ - ~ II
Hnll a wo.riruf.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
New Time Card.
County Directory

Sheriff ID H. eiSue
Auditor and Recorder, Geo. +. Gsgon
Assessor and Collector, ii. w. Keller
Treasurer. ID. II. Biethan
Probate Judge, I. =. Moinen
Sup,. Schools, Miss Lydian Haley
County Attorney, y. II. Clark
Coroner John Henry
surveyor Chas. ID. Chaplin
Nels A. just,
Commissioners: Hyrum srew,
Josiah Hobbs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
Lodges

ESTHER CHAPTER. No. IL, Or
der Of Eastern Star. holds regular
meetings the first and third Wednes-
days Of each month at p. m, Masonic
Hall. Visiting members 10 good stand
ing are respectfully Invited.
Mrs. w. 4. WooDfs.
Worthy Mairon.
MARY nILLISGswoRTH, Sec'y.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

Inc crops in Antelope Valley, Blaine
county are reported very promising
EHa = good harvest is expected.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
Carpet Hearing.

am now prepared 10 do all grades of
weaving; all work guaranteed and best
OF warp furnished. From II cents In 40
cents per yard. Call and see me or
write, Mrs. d. : hIopn,x
Blackfoot. Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

WANTED -Hay-stackers to stack on
shares.
For particulars, apply to
Mrs. ELLEN I.AuGHLIs,
Houek Ranch, near Blackfoot.
Try some home cured ham and bacon
from the Fulton market.
y sallow, iaundiced skin IL n SYMPTOM
OF disordered liver. as IL spring. from,
bilarly pOisOns retained in the blood
which destroy energy, cheerfulne...
strength, vigor, happiness and life.
HEitBfNE will restore the natural
functions of the liver. Price 90 cts at
Hull & Woodruff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

Fair.
Monkey brand soap. used for house
cleaning at g. II. Holbrook'..
Aside from the seriousness incouven.
fence and pain caused by piles, there is
tendency To fstuia and to cancer In
the RECTAL regions. Piles should not be
allowed to run on unchecked. TAB
LER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT
is an infalIible remedy. Price, 50 cts
bottle, tubes % cts. af Hull & Wood,
ruf's.