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Specie Imports andl Exports.
The exports Of eoid and silver from this port To
an countries for this week aggregate ssooT silver
bars and coin. and SO 100 gold
The imports Of specie were sa.sD gold and $ss,,sl
silver
Tho imports Of dry goods and merchandise were
valued at se.6il.630.
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African NJ l. chnrrh-l@ Fourteenth arsnae
services Il a. n aaa ,. L. BsF. Q. G. Haifogd.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REVIEW.


Mining Stocks.
SPOKANE, Nor. 1.-THE closing bids for mining
STOCKS today were as follows:
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The following isstsrs await advertisers
at this Office
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Relisious service lunitarianl. Rev w d. sfmcnds.
munster Service and sermon at II a. m. Subject.
message o. Thomas Carlyle TO Our Age-Truth and
Justice. Pubic cordially invited. Chiidrsns serv
ice at l2:B .. m
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CoIored baptist Missson.

The colored Bartiss-Scryices every SUNDAY at Il
clock a. N. and o'clock u m in the Young Nat
uraiiztss hail. in the old university grounda
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Coiored Bsstis. ohurchieI7 Madison street Rev
Eugene Harris wiz preach at II a. m and D. m
Freusont Baptist ehureh--Re.. j. Cairns holds
services esery sunday at Brow bulding Services
al II a m. aud 20 .. m.
Norwegian. Danish Services every Sunday At II
a M and 70 p. Rev. J. A. II. johnson. II
T.cnma rxtachfz every ether Sunday. An who
understand the language are esriialy invited
sws,ash-rifh avenue and Olive street REV
Antlsrw Swsrts. pastor residence. &s Olive street
su,,iay services At 70 ~ q, IA and 20 D. M. Sou
day school az Y Young Peoples prayer meet.
ias at ! .. m.
Market Street BAPTIST chureh~Corner Twenty
fourth avenue south and Main street Rev. T. ~
Weher u d pastor. Services morning and even.
tnr Morning snhiect,. What Arc We 10 Thnt -
Christian Pccple!" Evening satjoci. This Cali &"
FIRST Raptisi~ Fourth sxRnue. Rev. Louis =.
powrrlaan pastor. Services. u a and 20 p "a
SUNDAY schooi lis =. M losag Peoples service.
6.0 y M Mosniox srhiect. series. The Swinging
n Inc Pendulum fauyfh. Justification ~ Path .
Eseuias series "Ths Days q tho judges; fourth.
sGsdnoa thu Reiasme1.
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THE WEATHER.
United sTATEs DEPARTMENT or AGRt
CULrURE-WEATHEK BUREAU.
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY
Pugtiaad. New. H. isae.
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DAILY BULLETIN.
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Rev IT. W. Kellogg ~ n. Of the TAYLOR street
NJ w. church. Portland Or. delivers thu address
at the " NJ G. A. this sftcrnopa NJ 3as o'ciock
Subject. what Saves . Mani What Does Saving
Meant Can Man Save fIimselff Can kducation
sasef WIN Morality sasff Win the Church
Sassf' Meeting will be far men onIy. special
music by a male auartstte.
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Episcopal Churches.

ST. stephens--Balard. Rev r r. Hyland rec
tor Divine service Sunday at II a. m and 7 30
.. M
St Luke's-Renton. Services on second and fourth
Sundays OF the month at p. m. with sermon by
Rev H. n. Gowen.
ST. Paui's-Corncr Warren avenue and Republican
street Rev Rodney Arney rector Sunday school,
9:,5 a. m. Services IL a. and 20 D. m.
St Clement s--Twenty- fourth avenue south and
Washington street. Rev. George BuExcile rector
Sunday school. 10 a. ni Morning prayer and SER
mon II o'clock Evening prayer and sermon. 30.
Trinity parish church-Corner Eighth avenue and
James street. Rector, Rev. ii. n. Gowen Serv-
ices Z 90 and II Il. m. and 20 p. m Morning
subject SELLING 4 Birthrisht; the Story Of Esau"
Evening subject Diana or Christ"
st Marks GENERALIZATION street and Broadway
Rector Rev j. T.. u. Llwyd. Services S and II A.
M and 30 D. m. The subject Mt the evening serv-
ice will be ''The Influence ~ the Episcopal Church
on the lish-speaking Race" the second Of
series Of sermons upon the Episcopal church.
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran missouri synodRey II. Boil
Sunday school. $50 a. 10 Services Do a. m, at
Tenth avenue south and Main street
Norwegian Danish Fourth avenue and Pine street
Rev b. A. Borrevik, pastor residence. 1854 Seventh
avenue. Sunday school at 80 a. m Services at
II a. m. and y. m.
Swedish E7angeiical--Thfd avenue. near Pike
Rev. Martin l.. Larson. pastor; residence. f03 lelle
we avenue. Sunday services at 10 20 a. M and
D m sunday school. II m. Prayer meeting, Z
p m.
German Evangelical Lutheran. zion's = Corner
Terry avenue and Stewart street Rev II Knapue
nastor residence In rear Of church. sunday school
at ESQ a. m. sunday services at 10 30 a. m. and
90 y IN
lnmanueis Lutheran chnrch-Corner Olive and
Minor avenue Services first and third SUNDAYS az
the mouth, az II q. m. on second and fourth sun
DAYS, at 8 p. IN. Rev. NJ. A. Christensen. pastor;
residence 49, Seventh avenue.
Holy Trinity Enslish--Ccrner Union street and
seventh avenue. sunday services. II a. m aud 80
n m sunday SCHOOL u m. Luther League. Friday
In M Herman A. W. fung. pastor; residence 5ll
sixth avenue; telephone, Red 3loi-
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pastor Services morning and evening. Gas mest-
ins. .. n. Sunday school. p. m
Battery Street NJ. 4. church-CcrnG Third ave-
nue. and Battery street.
First NJ. p. churrh--Ccrner Third ana Marion.
hev n. Z. Randall. pastor. Services morning and
evening
Norwegian Danish n. r. churrh-Tery avenue.
near Howell street. In tent Services loas a m.
and ! IS p N. Sunday school. II m. Rev. c. n.
Hauge. pastor.
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Meets every sunday at II at liis Third ave-
nue. Thursdays at ~ .. The Helen wiimAn
course being read At Thursday meetings-
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First Church of Christ. scfenti.t.

Unitarian church building. Seventh avenue. be-
tween ffks and Union. Services al II q. m. sun
day school, at u IN Weekly meeting Wednesday. at
p M. Reading room at church open from Y II
to p. m.
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Catholic Churches.
Christian ehureh.


Ey-~. fT,sgslsr rass4h- FSsh,h aveHrs ara Rel
strrgt Rev D. H. talsrl.feitnf. p3stsz. servslea
m 4 n ard 20 :. n.
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Chrl.tlan Adventists.

christian Adventists churrh-Rev. william Chap
man. pastor. Prayer leds a. No. Preaching. II
q. m Sunday tchool 1880 D. m.
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NEW YORK.
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Social Democratic Meetsngs.


Every Sunday evening at Socialists hesdauartssu,
2n Onion street Live iepics for discussion and
good music. Sea.s free.
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Tacoma Hotel, Tacoma.
American plan. Rates. - and UP. Gee
Donnelly Hotel, sTacoma.
European plan. Rates. soc and up. sss
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
AND


Is caused by the closing OF the external
auditory canal By an accumulation OF
wax. This rhuts OF the air. and either
IN that way or BY direct pressure n.
'erferes with the elasticity OF the
crumhsad, 70 that ordinary sound.
waves are not perceived.
A boil In the canal viii in,e-fc-,
With hearing In the same manner, but
the pain is go intense that ll.t.s
thought Is given to the dra.ness: ane
the same is true OF foreign body il
tho ear. The most serious form O,
deafness. and fortunately the leas,
common. Is that due to Inflammation
or other disease In the internal ear.
The Usual cause o, chronic deagnes,
10 disesse Ia the middle ear, by whics
the drum membrane Is destroyed o.
made ineiastie. or the delicate cha. I
OF bones broken or made rigid.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29


A gentleman from Texas has lust
patented . device which he expects
will to welcomed by women AZ one
bi.ing . long-fllt want In 10. wealth
tr. His Invention consists CT an or.
binary parasol to the interior OF which
Is attached = powerful tan with re-
volsing blades which will drive q
breeze down on the head Of tue person
who II carrying the aunsnado. The
fan Is operated BY = rod connected =,
either end With gear vheels At trio
bottom Of the rod II ring 80 mr.
ranged that by inset ting one nnger
nnd giving II an easy twisting motion
the fan will be ret 10 spinning and 4
steady breeze Will be driven down
wards. The exeriion required to drive
the fan Is said to be sight. Wills the
breeze stirred up by the revolution
OF tho fan Is extremely refreshing
The sprasasus IL 90 arranged that
when the parssol 10 folded up the fan
sad ~ esh,nism fold UP with It.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

s,ofsssor Frederick 3. Lac. OF Co
80, university. gave = t-ix recent
s.,o,e HE BIOLOGICAL section OF tls
..',.n Association for tie Al
A.mesl OF Science on the suspee 81
400 between sugar aud muscular
ss.ss He has been trying some ex-
.'s.nt. 20 obtain light ON tie sub
n hss been shown that muscle
= more readily simulated to eoa-
!, vten il is fresh than when y Is
A series OF tests have been
~. Ia ascertain the quicknesa /. and
-, Of the contract oas under tne
~. ..ts OF conditions. Nov. there -
~ phlorhlsia. which Is believed y
\. he eject OF removing from .
C.'e,s any sugar thai may b. slowed
~ there. Professor Lee said thai
4. administered doses OF this drug
. "a, Which lad previously been
a,rimsnted with tho muselss woIli
,rors exactly as II they we're tirsi.
~ uould not respoa1 so promptly
"a heartily 10 ARTIFICIAL stimv.ns
r,..,sx animals were put under the
1wses o, this drug. we're then Hi 81
a Inc con,raclive power Of tbs mus
~ vas then tested. and they we're
1u.a To have eontrar:ile roAer
.uxh less than normal and in this r.
~. ressmbled muscles In . pro-
vrseea state Of fatigue. This result
rs p,ohably due Ia the removal OF
u,tosyarzte from the mnsc'es rather
aaa 10 3 mysterious s9eelas action o.
- trer This conclusion vas
trax,ssrsd BY another szpsr meai.
4 tuiirg animal was given q desc o.
Anshlzsn. kept sigh. hoars. fed on
ta,r.rs Ia form Of sugar. snt killed
~, hours later. The muscles were
pos Stimulated again. and resoonac
x-oa a. quickly "a II they had no
hrs e-uFsea,
Ihszs lnyssiiEnisons re~rn 20 prove
o. yslgs o. sugar rs food for spcs
prsoss as are engaged In playa cal Ia
~. Tks matter has also rsesists
sseh attention In Germany, where IN
sex, sssar producers are trying TO M
narkti Tor their surplus. II Ia
sssh shown thz, a .s,Eacd mnscl'
srarsn Is activity more gu.rkly J
r.sAr q caisa freely. than Il Will W u
vi that aid I, is therefore propose
. lsiloaace sugar Inio the csFmai
r=Y fziios - 4 regular feature Pro
lsscr Lss referred 20 the srr;lns o
nEay 70 the American army a u
sillp7lnes. and said thst probably
su good tang FOR usa engaged :
ariise purtuila. Th!s woslld seem I
= sersily true Of farmers. A ~
srfs o. sugsr carried IN The fochs
EcEla terys sofnetirnes semrararll
. restore strength when fall me-
pta ret we're not oblalnabie.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
Plan. For rai.rr,nx tho Whit. House.

The October Ladies' Home Journal
will publish plans for the proposed en-
lsrgeinent OF the White House. al
Washington. aud Colonel Theodore A..
bingham, u. ). A.. custodian OF the
executive mansion, will urge their
adoption in an article poip ting out the
great need therefor. Our chief execu-
tises have been poorly housed for a
long time. but the obstacle that has
stood in the wsy OF eularging the
White House has been the fear OF de-
stroylng the enc proportion and sym.
msiry o. the building. This has mon
beer overcome by \ akili~d architect
whose solution Of the problem will b
given In the October Journal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
MOSQUITO CANOPY FRAME.

k~sg!,oes are nuisance. and
f't'ysody would be kiaa TO get ri
y hsn especially In the night Tine.
NJ TIE different devices hitherto rr1-
''esd a. protection against tie pest
lass been either a greater nuisance
la The Insect or else were too CT
easifs ioT general use. Now an Ia
'sh'oF has produced = convenient and
'ssae device for this purpose. as H.
"fsfsd herewith. A patent on the
INVENTION has been taken out BY Will
parham OF Knoxville. Tenn. and
somfany Ia already formed for lis
anefaeturc. IL. viii be seen that
nero are two brackets attached to the
saaooaFd. to carry pivot pins on
aSa The main supporting frame tiits
~ rear ends OF thia frame project
'phd the pivot pins and are connect
By springs To the base OF the
selen. From the front portion Of
name a wire yoke extends to-
-" The footboard. When the trans
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

VI. Duiour g;yes an account TO the
Academic des Sciences OF series Of
experiments which he has made re,
raFdlnE the use OF quartz for Their
momsicrs and other instruments. As
quartz may be softcned in tn. oxyhy-
aro.en hlowpipe. and may then be
worked Ike glass, he was able to make
tubes of quartz. and aftervard tier
memsters OF the same material. In
these the reservoir IL OF quartz and
the tube OF the same material. As Tor
the LIQUID II must be body which i
ia ~aay to obtain In the pure state. and
which mei,s at relatively low tenn
pefRture. giving Oh 60 vspors up to a
red heat: moreover {, should contrac'
on solidIfyinK. NJ. Dufour nnds that
tin answers perfectly these conditions
and he has constructed thermometer
using tin as q metal, which reads from
24o degrees to $50 degrees c. Al
quartz softens only at LOO
degrees TO 1900 degrees.
thermometer may be made which
reads up to goo degrees, II can "
graduated BY utilizing the boiling
points Of mercury and sulphur and thu
level Of the tin ia well defined In this
two cases. To so higher. the boiling
points OF cadmium and zinc may b
taken. The thermometer was nllee
win melted tin and as perfect va
CUM as possible was obtained. afIsl
which the end was closed by the blow
nine. The last bubbles OF air were IA
ken out by melting the tin. whicf
gives IL repeated shocks. II the t'r
has traces OF oxide, this adheres to tn
sides OF the reservoir and rema o.
nrcd. The upper surface is Away
brilliant. and has the same appear
nnce a. mercury.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

A number OF war kites were taken
to the front in South Africa BY MAJOR
Baden Powell. = brother OF the oe-
fender of Mafeking. and proved ex-
tremcly useful. There was great re-
iuctapce ON the part OF the higher Of
nclals to permit these kites to 20 to
the seat Of war. and after direct re-
fusai, Major Badcn-Powell was COM
nelled 10 smuggle them through A.
"m.dica, comforts" The kites. once
In the ncld. were used for taking
photographs from high attitudes.
which proved particularly valuable.
II vas, however. to support the yer
ticai wires used in the wireless teles-
r.pbv that the kites were employed
moat advantageously. as neither poles
nor balloons we're prepared for Mr.
Marconrs assistants when they arriv-
al Al the scene of the war the Kites
we're used to raise the wires Abort. ana
IN. messages were transmitted over :
distance OF eighty-hve miles Malor
baden. Powelrs efforts were purely
per,onsI. and In spite OF traditional
governmental opposition proven %
great assistance to the as'uy'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

erags by y longer throw OF the cranki
during the forward and downward
movement; i, ls easy 10 unders,sn n:
that the Longer The cranks the greats
the force which can he eIeried In IN,
propulsion OF tie wheel. but w.t.
the Increase In length o, the c'a1i
comcs the disadvantage o: compelllns
tie feet TO travel in laTssr circle,
which stretches and doubles up the ic
OF The rider beyoad the point OF con-
fort. with TIE new apparatus prov s.
Ion Is made for increased leverage
where It can be used 20 advantage,
and the tArow fl reduced TO m nj.
mum while ,fsssrslnE that portoa o!
The circuit where no leverage can b.
applied Each craas Is mounted In q
tubs attached 10 the crank shaft IN
at the outer cad Of The cranks are
pairs OF wheels which travel 40 n
the Rags attached TO The frame. thu
guiding the cranks in and out of The
tubes. !, wlil be seen by glance a
the picture that the pedals are farthel
from the crank shaft on the down
ward movement than dugins the up
ward. which Ia the end sought To b.
attained by the Inventor. who &
Jasaes Andrew Malone of Grsysoa
| Er.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

The special excursion ratss new BE-
inR Quoted apply vie the Dsnver = Rie
0rande Railroad. 1.-THE 6csaie Route
Of The World.~ Two lines Of railway
betwoen Grand junction and Denver.
Passenger have their choice Ut Ne ed
ditioaal cost. Four daily fast express
trainA New and elegant dinisg cara
PulimAn aud ordinary slseP,og carr
through 70 Chicago without change.
Do not mlss the grand scenery on Vie
Denver 4 Rio Orande. Ask your aesnt
for particulars and tickets via the D. =
Z. q. r. b.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

No matter what ais you, headAcha
10 a cancer, y.u will never get well
until your oowels are put right
without = grippe or pain. produce easy
natural movements. cost you Just 10
cents to start getting your health back.
CASCARETS Candy Cathartic. ths
genuine. put up In metal boxes. every
tablet has c. c. c. stamped on Il b
var of limitations
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

The Complete Novel" feature Of the
New Lippincott Magazine 10 apparent
~ being developed with great consid-
GRAFTON for the tastes OF home-readerA.
Recent novels like "rhe Heart of the
Ancient Wood" by Charles q. d.
Roberts, and April Showers" by
Alice brown. serve ~ the standard Of
taStA.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

Hon. George 3. Boutwell,. ex-secre-
tary Of the treasury, will write In the
September McClure's of IAN Historic
Sale of United States Bonds in Eng
land" The article gives the text OF
the official correspondence OF our Gov
ernmcpt with the Bank OF England re-
lating to \ konewhat singular episode
In the affairs OF the treasury depart
,neut,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29


II was
into Of Captain Edward s e
1882 0crdoQ
dswhov ist the acc o
].
reads
satisfaction bt find myse abe ,'te e1ded ata -
troubled cafarh childhood she
could
the nnny susedi
and peSun
entire
obesto~u remedy r.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

II 10 said that Russia 10 about to
adcot new calendar. Each year con-
,ains thirteen months Of swenty-eight
days each. The main feature Is its
apparent stability. aud in this II re.
s@mbles the sovereign remedy. Hos
letters Stomach Bi,,~ra Try IL for
dyspepsia. constipation. nervousness or
insomnia. lie sure you get the genuine
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

H.. D0AfMooo.
NJ. Is effected by means Of
a u o'ms OF matter. gaseous. solid
sIo "quio. contained In the three d.
~. VI the car. the external. mid
"a and internal.
II external ear. which includes
,. p'e portion and the canal lead
~ a" om 1t, collects the sound waves
|lsa, Y'uucu them to the interior; the
Az W. oar, or drum. transmits the
rr, 'mpinging upon the drumhsad
I'm series OF minute boncs to
'ernal ear. or labyrinth; here
hn,an ,sement Is impaired to the fuid
buna OF this part. and 20 the
ShIoh waves are carried to the nerves
Dsa, a'e spread out to receive them.
ef.o, 'ness results from any serious
IN one or more OF these parts.
' uncommon form Of deafness
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

The Russisns arc said 10 have looted
four million taels In silyer from the
Tien Tsin treasury. for which 20 &C.
count can be given further than that II
was dispstehed to the coast in esrts-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
A ROYAL HIGHWAY.

IL the Union Pacific Railroad. the Great
Overland Route.
Shortest Quickest Best!
The Overland Limited
The Fast Mall
The Atlantic Expressl
Three perfectly equipped trains from
Ogden TO all eastern points daily.
All tickets good via Salt Lake and
Denver without extra charge.
For detailed information relative to
railroad aud steamship rates and &C
Communications. address 4. b. CHoATE
General Agent, sal, Lake City, Utah,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

The viceroy OF India. Lord Curzon
OF Kedlesiop telegraphs that good
rains continue TO fall but that cholera
still prevails in many districts Of that
country
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

pace the netting 10 spread over
wy, and the wire yoke II pulled
h,' ana secured TO the footboard.
Gan be accomplished after the
HncS " mas gone to bed. and = slight
NJ" on the yoke viii release Il and
inc springs to pull the frame
en- canopy against the headboard.
s,a n makes a very convenient and
'"'''operated Arrangement
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

In the Review OF Reviews for Sep
TENDER, Mr. Edward j. Wheeler de-
scribes that unique political orgauiza-
ton known ~ the National Prohibit
tiou party. and sketches the characters
and careers OF its candidates In the
present presidential campaign-Nsssrs.
WoolIey and Metcalf.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
rroh,s,,,oai.,. No,ify Nonia...

The csiclal notification OF Henry q.
Metcalfe OF Pawtucket. r. l.. OF his
nomination for vice president on the
Prohibition ticket took place in Car
negie ball. New York, the night G.
July Is.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

Writing OK 1.-The Revolution In Chin
and It's causes" in the September Cen
fury, II. Van Bergen gives considerable
information as 10 the Boxers
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

The situation in the southern prov
inees of China Is much complicated by
the existence OF nndonbted revolution
ary as we'll as suti-foreigu movements.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

Louia boothroyd Of Manchester.
England 10 dead 10 Ell Paso. Tex. the
result Of dose OF cyanide Of potash
taken with suicidal intent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

E5UPVESsO"HSe rNt~ iHteFutuINVS.
Cool aad delightful ride through the
heart OF the Rockies. Most magnificent
seenery Ia America Through slsspers
10 Chicago. Free reclining chair cara
Perfect dining car service. The limited
leaves 1t Sis p IN; other through fast
.rains At $50 .. m. and sos p. m. Call
~ the Rio 0rAnds Westsrn ticket o6lcs,
No 10, West Second South, Doely
block corner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

The United States bAttleship Ala
bama made an average speed OF seven
teen knots in her official speed trial.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
reduced Rates From Utah via aa.tA !
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Reduced Rates From Utah via oaatA Pc
Kansas City. St Joseph and
Atchisoe and return. 90
Chicago and return.............. ~ SO
ST. Louis y return. ........... 50 so
Proportionate rAtes to intermediate
poInts, returning limit October alst.
Above tickeis for sale August 9th,
September 9th, and September 2oth.
Also.
Detroit and rstnrn August 33rd
aud s4th. 95l 90
Chicago and return August s3rd
ana E<th. .....---....-... ~ %
Tickets read via Rio Grande Western
and either via Colorado Midland or
Denver and Rio Grands. Through
rains. dining cara, in fact all of the
uxuries and safety appliances OF mod
I'm rAilroading. For further informa.
lion apply 70
C F. WARREN,
@. A., A +. 4 = r.,
All Dooly Blk. Salt Lake City. Utah