davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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0lC for 10 yards OF No. l Il or No.
- . black velvet ribbon, for trim
ming.
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Q7C each for good size bleached huck
OS towels-with colored borders and
hemmed-such as usually sold for
II l-2C
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1 to -.

1ZC for heavy twilled bleached tea
Is toweling-such as sCld for &c
yard.
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70C for ladies' trimmed and un
u trimmed walking hats and sailors
in rough Mackinaw and plain straws-in
such colorS as black. brown. navy, cas-
tor. grey. etc.-which you see around
town for gSc 10 81 81.
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10 to IL.

11IC for sprays of Lilacs. Lilies Of the
iL2 Valley. Hyacinths, Forget-me
Nots. Glover. Corntiowers, Roses, ana
Foliage, which were bought TO sell Tor
CSC
anc for full. double bed size Bed
W Spreads-in Marseilles patterns
which are so much wanted and which
sell at Csc elsewhere.
00C square yard for short lengths OF
- extra heavy Floor LinOleum-
some pieces imperfect-good lengths
sort which sells up TO 15c yard.
10C for small lot aIl-silk Chinas-A
~ inches wide. in navy blue, Hun
ter's and Brown. worth 39c yard.
ne yard for double width heavy
JS twilled Serges in colors and black
regular lac value.
9QC pair for Ladies House Slippers
JJ in opera shape and three points
worth 60c.
zoe for Ladies Dongola Button and
~ Lace Shoes-the $1.25 values else
where se
&c a yard for those handsome Valen-
ciennes Laces which created such
furore last week-elegant for edging
ruffle.
&c yard for Colored Satin and Taf-
feta Ribbons to inches wide
positively all silk.
&c for Childrens Fast Black Ribbed
w Hose-all sizes-l0c values.
Mems Fast Black Grey and Brown
Mixed Half Hose. the regular 1oc 44C
. Ladies' Cheviot Serge Skirts. in a
variety Of colors, with the new pleat
: backs: full cut, well made skirtsS1 QQ
for ....-....-......-.... ''oo
. Little Boys Washable Galatea Cloth
Suits the wearing time of which is
!. now close at hand; the same sort 1SC
which will sell for 59c later; for. III
IL to ~.
Boys top coats of covert and black
CneN1otS, nopDy. StyllSn garments Tor
. little fellows from TO 16 years; gar
. ments which sell for as much 81 %
: as 81 Observation-Disclosures. ~
Boys percale blouse waists. with
deep ruffie down front and around 15C
edge of collar, for. or..............6o 81
: Lot of ladies' cheviot serge and che
Viot tailor made suits in double
. breasted and fiy-front effects; with
: skirts having the new box-pleat backs
and both skirts and jackets
. thoroughly made and finished; 81 IN
. for this hour r..................~f '0V
HECHT ( CC
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Mill remnants.
39C and 49c cashmeres
and henriettas, l5c.

Another shipment Of those mill rem
nants Of Cashmeres and Henriettas,
which We contracted to take from
well-known mill and which created
such a sensation some time ago. These
will be sold the entire day tomorrow
about 5000 yards-aH the closely woven
quality in good lengths and in navys.
garnets, greens, pink, light blue. grey,
brown, black, etc.-fOr chiidren's
dresses, house dresses, skirts, and
waists-the identical quality which
sells at 39c and Acc a yard from the
piece. 15e yard.
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QC for ladies' and misses ribbed vests
and pants-in grey or white-not
many-so be prompt.
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Mems black mercerized silk half
Hose. ta2 e. which nnir ,,s everywhere sell 1IH1
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, to 3.

124C a yard for the best quality 81
lL2 Table Oilcloth in most desira-
BILE patterns and colorings,
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Lot Of ladies' all-wool plaid cam
els hair and novelty plaid dress
skirts: with pleated backs: some OF
them cost us 81; TO close them ~ dQ
out quickly 10 go for .......... -'1O
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT OF the condition Of che PHOENlE
MfTI AZ. IlFE IN~J RANCE COMPANY. q
Hartford state Of Connecticut, on the 5lst day Ji
December. l.es'. a, required hy act o. Congress,
approved July -. 1sf2.
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1zC yard for Cream Curtain Scrim
IS -36 inches wide and all patterns
instead of sc a yard
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dlC for Torchon and Point d Esprit
w Iaces and insertings-1 to IL
inches wide.
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out quickly TO go for ....-..--. -'oo
Ladies bFoadcloth, homespun, and
Venetian tailor made suits. in Elton.
ht-fitting double breasted. aud fly
front effects: with siIk-iiued jackets
and x-pleat skirts; the most stylish
suits possible to buy at any price and
certainly the most thoroughly tailored
garments suits for which You'll have
to pay SIG and SIS for. this SD IN
BOYS double breasted suits. In two
different patterns; well made. strong
" re-enforCed suits. which sell fer s.
usually, for this hour tomor- 81 10
10C for best quality Yale-Holland
~ Window Shades. in all colors,
complete with fixtures.
&c a yard for extra heavy Stair or
US Running OilclOth, in most desira-
BILE patterns and ngs-Usually
sold for 10c yard
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9zC for large bottle of Household
kS Ammonia.
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QSC for 36-inch white dotted and hg-
Of ured Swiss for curtains-in pret-
test effects-usually 15c yard.
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Mems Plain and Fancy SnspehdeIs,
the sort which sell for l5c, Tor n
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Boys best Merrimac Percale q1t
Shirt Waists, 25c sort. ........'''
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E7C yd. for the new summer draper
is les, embracing silkolines and goid
crepes-in splendid assOrtment-usu-
ally 10c.
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O2C for Children's Black, Spring Heel
ID Button Shoes-the klnd WHICH
sells for 40c.
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a0C for Lord Baltimore nickle
~ alarm clocks-perfect timekeep-
ers and alarm.
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3Ic for Tan and Black Shoe Pollsh
E2 such as sells for 10c and loo.
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1sC for all silk foulards. navy blue
IL ground. with pretty white con-
trasting designs-only small lct-as
long as they last at 2Jc-worth 49c.
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11IC for sprays of Lilacs, Lilies OF the
iL2 Valley. Hyacinths, Forget-me-
Nots. Glover, Corntlowers. Roses, ana
Foliage, which were bought 10 sell for
o2p
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r. C. MOORE, President
F. LANNINC Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 2d d1Y
of March, 1870. EDN HAiGHI.
Notary Public, King~ County, y. y. CT Sled n
y y. County, y. J. II
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JAS b. ALVORD, v President.
EDWIN F. MERRILL. Secretary.
subscribed ard sworn To before me this hTSs
DAY OF March. 1890
isaall GEORGE " WILGUS
1r Notary Public.
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II to ~.

CONIINI ED.
Mems natural and merinO under
shirts; only the shirts are in all 14C
sizes; sold for soc; to go for.
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Please read carefully-made OF
Imported HomeSpuns. in Grey, Blue,
Mixtures. and Brown; both waists
and coats lined with silk or satin;
Elton. tight fitting, and coat shapes.
Really S12.50 suits.
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DC a yard for best Dressmahers Ore IGlb :,
L2 Cambric-in a splendid hne OF
shades-usually sold for sc a yard.
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Ladies' Cheviot Serge Skirts. in a
variety Of colors, with the new pleat
backs: full cut, well made skirtst1 90
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&C for II copies Of Sheet Music
y thousands from which 10 select.
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Mems Fast Black Grey and Brown
Mixed Half Hose. the regular 10c 1lC
hose for ................... ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

locks. To lift Il up 200 feet, in
one stretch there are seventeen
OF them. The descent OF the
Aude-3O0 feet requires more than fr-
~. 1t is ia its cuttings and locks
that the projected canal Is To be most
extraordinary. Sixteen locks are plan
ned to do the whole job OF the water
shed that has It's apex in the dreaded
Col de Naurouze, and they are 10 be
the answer OF French engineering SCI
euce to the lamentable failure OF Pana-
ma.
At the beginning Il was seen that or
binary locks would not serve; with
them the passage would require at
least six days. One way Of diminish
ing their number Il Is estimated that
200 would be necessary would be ths
old-fashIoned plan Of keeping the ca
nal to the low attitudes OF the plains
and then. arriving at the Col de Maui
rouze 10 pass through II In a
giant cut. II would be a cut 500
feet deep. To avoid the necessity OF
this almost Impossible engineering feat
they have imagined a prOdigious nov
city, the ship elevator and the NOV
ing lock.
The ship elevator Is a great metallic
reservoir that moves up and down hill
on great number Of railway tracks.
operated much after the manner OF a
funicular There will be one al the
top OF the slope. another at the bot
tom. Each will receive a ship. The
weight of the lIghtest will be- balauc-
ed by the addition OF more water
Then, the equilibrium being attained.
a comparatively moderate force will be
sufficient to disturb Il. Up will go one
reservoir, and down the other! Moth
Ing could be slmpleri
Where ordinary locks are to be used.
the same principle OF metallic ba-
sins balancing each other. side by side.
Is to be exploited. for the sake of ex.
petition. They are to be such locks
as the world has never seen. Once
through them and into the Aude river.
II will be plain towing straight to Mar
bonnie. which Is almost on the Medit.
erranean. Here is another naturally
protected port. like ArCachon. a great
basin. inpenetrable by a hostile feet.
STERLING HEILiG.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

derylshes lay dead around ns.and their
wounded must nave numbered over
500. Meanwhile. the remainder. having
heard OF the khalira's death. gave up
the fight and retired TO their women
In the camp. Seeing that 40 further
resistance was being offered. but not
yet aware OF the fail OF the khalifa.
We advanced with every prceantion.
We were ME, BY deputatiOn OF the
enemy who throwing down thslr
rides. asked Tor quarter for the whole
force. and this was. OF course. readily
granted. From them we heard OF thr
khalifa's death. aud hts body was soon
ldenllhed aud placed under guaFd
One % the wolndfd emtra lying BY his
side told me that early ~ the engage
ment the khaiita was grazed By a bal
lei In tbs hand. bal 20 determined was
he 20 carry out tbs attack that ne con.
cealed his wound BY drawing his sleeve
over I, 10 prevent hts followers from
being discouraged lie went forward
into the thick OF the hghs. whsrr hs
fell. struck by a splinter % shrapnsi
In the mouth and BY rife bullet In
the head
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

The accompanying illustration Show
the type Of howiizar used By the Brls
lsh biueiackets during the siege OF
l.adysmith by the Beers. Theso how.
'tzers were used Tor throwing shslr
up over the hills that surround Lady.
smith and dropping them behind tbs
Beers natural fortidcatIons Of rock
and kopje As general rule. though.
the howitzer is being sapplanted By
more accurate hring tisid artillery on
the one hand and the machine sun on
the other, though Il was effectively
made use OF by Gen. MCthuen at tbs
second battle Of Moddsr river.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

Contrary to what would seem the
natural Atlantic terminus, it Is pro-
posed to neglect Bordeaux In favor OF
what will be practically new port.
Arcachon. with its great natural basin,
lends Itself ideally to the kind Of for
tification that would be demanded by
canal that would. by the fact of its
existence, come to be the central
strategic feature of the country. Area
chon, when the canal is finished, will
be the Brest Of today hundred times
magnified. Bordeaux, that could never
be made to give the necessary ease and
security to war feet, will remain the
great commercial port 1t is. A branch
canal Is to connect 1t with the
great canal; and, without any
OF the Inconvenience of a ma
val center, 1t will thus find its
commercial advantages immensely in
creased. Today, at the end Of the nine
teenth century. France sees eighty per
cent Of her products carried under
foreign flags. Where French boats
carry 100000 tons, more than 100, O0O,-
900 tons are lugged around the world
in English bottoms.
Another advantage OF the canal as
planned by the effervescent Gaul will
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17
Thinking God First.

The conduct CT men In great erner-
gencies often rebukes the ingratituds
and lack OF self-control in everyday
life. Hansen's countryman. Dr. Sven
HediR. after suffering from hunger and
thirst for days In unexplored Asia.
found pool Of clear water Il thank
% God first" says he, and then / felt
NY pulse. l wanted to see the eject
that drinking would have on 1t
Ehsn l drank" Religion and science
In the face Of the imperious demands
Of the physical nature. thus asserted
their controlling pewer.-Youth's Com
oanion
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17
Tunnel Under Gibraltar and Railroad
to the Orient.

Paris Letter.-Those who believe
that the beginning of the twentieth
century is 1901 is to be marked by
long line of gigantic works, for which
the discoveries of the nineteenth are
the preparation. see in 1.-The Canal of
the Two Seas" and the Mediterranean
tunnel the first examples of the coming
wonders. France heads the project
France, that has shown the way so
often, only to be outstripped by other
peoples; France of the Suez canal and
Panama. This time. however. the
work is for herself and not for others.
The tunnel that. by the courtesy of
Spain and Morocco, is TO unite her
to her African possessions, may have
military and industrial outcome un-
dreamed of now. while the canal that
is to open up the Mediterranean to her
as to no other Power may make
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

Russian Minister OF Foreign At
fairs, when he passed through Paris.
was to make plans for the time
when France should make her
claims in this direction. AS for
Spain, 1t Is said that she sees in
dustrial salvation in this scheme that
would place her on the direct line Of
the immense development OF Africa,
and the persistent rumor that she has
given to France and Russia permission
to fortify Cetua is looked on as especi-
ally significant.
M. Berlier, engineer of the Gibraltar
tunnel, declares that the work will
not cost more than $4,000, 900 francs.
When the Channel Tunnel was propos-
they actually bored mile and
more of 1t before an invasion scare in
England put stop to everything-the
engineering difficulties were the easiest
OF. M. Berlier's experience
with the Seine Tunnel and the Metro
politan Underground has put in his
hands new methods and a corps Of ex-
perienced lieutenants, and the fact
that the work is SO near home will
give the French investor confidence
that he might lack since Panama.
1t is proposed, by taking advantage
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

OF the present waterways Of the interi-
or OF France, TO make ship eanai
from a well-guarded port on the Allan
tic coast to as well-guarded port on
the Mediterranean From Bordeaux
up the Garonne river, the canal boats
that carry freight so economically
throughout all France plod their way
10 Agen, to Toulouse, and then
through the Canal du Midi, by a great
lock system, they climb and descend
the watershed of the Atlantic and the
Mediterranean by way of the formid-
able Neck of Naurouze. Below Carcass
onne the Canal du Midi strikes the
River Aude. and then starts on north
east along a winding route to Beziers,
completing a great complicated sys-
tenn. BY way of the Aude the canal
boats descend to the Mediterranean
below Narbonne.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17
BRITISH PENs,o,,..'


9aahssass systsn rs g..
fAsir sasn.,.
A British ofncer who b,-
an eye u once receives . halG
lent to q years pay and 4. -, =. 'sss
srinciai limb A year ~. =" q
be granted psrmanen, l .... =
. . ,, graduated ss.gydlns 70 \.
= = i. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~, t.eslsss \
na!or-xeneral. si.,5o.
1880: ! majof. $1,000; !. e.,,.' e'.
and . sabal,eran, $3.50. WI.
Ger is wounded very several, :
receive a sralai,y. varying t,os : :.
20 Twelve months pay; and !, 4.
jury Is likely to be pern.ns,, ! =
receive = pension Of on.
granted TO his rank for N.
limb or an eye. Thess pep.,o.
kratui'iss. known in gloomy DI...,'.
In the British army as -bloot -
are additional To the ordio,-, i.
sions to which oriesrs are .n,l,,..
In the normal course Of event.
widows and children Of ome.,.
,eehnieaily entitled 10 p~n.,o..
receive thsm az matter Il rr,,.
not OF right Take the ess. y \.
widow and children Of . solo..,
DC dies from the Effects Of 4 e.p,a.,
the widow receives $3.50 ara ,ass ~
800 per year. but II he u tsl.s }
action or dies Of his wound. a.. Il. :,
$1,000 and each child yso ,..sss'
The scale for killed and eisa 0, v,1..
runs thus: A MAJORS uido, a. Z
500. . captains $500. 4 sahal,,-.'
taoo. their ehildrsn vary froz ,ls !,
,lI5.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

lar away from assistance. There we're
many Instances OF prospectors falling
over clins and Gripping Themselves
or breaking leg in a hole among ~
rocks or rendering themselves helpless
In some other way. and death was sure
to follow by starvation or freezing or
In some sections, by being deyoured nv
WoiVes or othe- lid animals. In or.
der to prevent such horrible dean
as any OF these the prospectors aimn,,'
ned matters by always carrying a lltt,e
packet OF morphine. which not oniv
Quieted the pain Of the hurt no b.a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17
DEATH OF THE KHALrFA.
Concealed His Wound and Went %.
with tn. Attack.

Our infantry hxel oayouets and
opened with yOlleys ut 400 yards. The
tweiVe-pounders and Maxlms we're
hard at It, but In spite OF this con.
tinuous FIRE, on came the khaltfa. AZ
the head Of hts men. says a writer In
the National Review. Though firing
necessarily. their aim WIS fortunately
high, and the bullets whistled for the
most part harmlessIy over our heads
Nothing could live within the zone of
our concentrated FIRE. yet some among
them actually charged to within 2b0
yards Of US and died facing their enc
my. In this charge the khaIIfa and
most OF the emlrs met their death
while at the same time the Ninth
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

sudanese. together With tive Naxims
and a dlsmounted party OF camel corps.
we're rspelling an attack ON our left
flank, which had developed some
strength, Discipline and steady vol
leys had decided the fate OF the day
and 1xhting came to an end at a. m.
II had been no, while II lasted, but
our casualty list was a trifilnE one.
owing chiefly to our good position well
In rear OF the crest OF open rising
ground. About couple OF hundred
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

trip. Why not?' | inquired. Because
didn't have my morphine with me-
he responded in very matter OF fact
manner. 'MorphineT said I, In aston
isbment, what has that got to do with
1T? You are not morphine fend, are
your Not as much Of one as you
are tenderfoot,' he laughed, and pro-
ceeded to inform me that every pros
pector who knew his business always
carried with hira enoasn morphine to
kill man easily, and that he did 80
in order to end himself quickly in case
Of an accident which would disable PIN
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17
His ChkD.Ae Mama

General Fitzhugh Lee received much
attention during his recent visit to the
United States He had stories to tell,
and one OF them concerned his name.
1t WAS after he had gone to Cuba, and
the manipulators of the telephone
were not very familiar with his name
and reputation. What name il THAR"
asked one operator. "Lee-Fitzhugh
Lee" was the response. Spell it,
DleaSe" F-i-t-z-h-u-g-h L-e-e"
~ThAnk you. Plague take these China
nen-"-Philadelphia Post
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

the fact the put
ting on OF the
dread labor ques-
ton 10 a better
era. when France
shall be entering
into the fruits OF
this very enter
prise. Not a cent
line OF the money
viii leave France.
From Toulouse
TO Castelnaudray
the route OF the
great canal is
along the old Ca
nal de Languedoc.
Of Clara Wards
ancestor by mar
riase. The old
canal abOunds In
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

I believe tn heart cafaszEss. ls''
feslinx Ia contagious wofes Ees'H
forth from bsFninE hearts are is'' .
kInaie the hearts of 0tAsfA 4 ra'.
drop i. very illtls ihlas ssd ysi !
II thing Of power Hearts ia sai'
everything else are often ms'iss y
tear. Let the heart pilpsisis Il "si
line and burn in uysry s'st-ssS''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17
AFTER rHAr
shsy "sa' Arsasa nia liz. n. a.
ss.nH

New York Tribune: Il Asa,s F, :.
isal story last nigA,.- al4 49,
cabsi OF 81 Louis al he go
House. Years ago 10 4 sss,srs -,
tier town a Traveller. f9osass =
weary. arrived one asssrross :.
made his pay d0wa ,hs one ,t,.,
the burg lie 0as su4asssy ~
BY the sounds Of shots. ana asSsl,, !,
discovered four nsn shoSsisr 4
another. TIE men Wsrs s,aas..
the four corners og an ls,s.,-
square. aHd each shooting !, L. "a,
easaeoruer % him. Beiag d wa. !.
supposed a aafs posiiioa Ne eas,s !,
watch ths Outcome u shs tray. T.s,I
a bullet. going vide u ia ls...s,.
mark. Gu, b. his ear That rezy. i
wrath. and drawing his pistol As s.p-
ped tho man IN bis tracks So al
all but dropped him Anoshsr x Il
nyIrx eide from ia mass. s4l nr|
10 The stranger. caused kin to Al "
onr OF The other pair. aa4 Us iso ri
uzainsng men sought safety : SGT
In that particular town dasis ID ssss
previously Comparatively asfnlm
sfnassmsu,. 0wink to shs poo; Sa;sl
naaship Of the contestants. tsi NJ
man who could Ftoo, hss ARRIVED. al
the Inhabitants. although ,hsf 'zrsa
out To greet hira 10 hoAY Az nas.
him this freedom q the ss,y. - g )
manifest ass and SrplGalscr. VIA
cYsr he told the ssDry aissssa's a
used TO wind Il sp lasprsssifsly y
saying And. boys, in tkas lass ai's'
that they sent around me |. : ~
been a swamp"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

Million
Women

have bosn rsIisvse
female troubles ~ W.
PxnltIsasss's advice
sssoouokn0s
The Ioftsss Of . few -
prinlod sonuIas1y /"
papOrs -.
n sny enc 11sbfs ~
ef1loIonoy and ssors
confidential oharsoaa.er .1 =
Mrs. PinIljIasn's n'ofb9.ss..,
write for . b0ok ere s ~
recently pubilslsed w"
oo0falre loffOs0 iron. ~.
nssyos. Of lynn, the rs:r
master, and ollsere :. ~. ~
DIV who have made e. y :,
fullnvosflgafIon, s"s .; ~
Worthy I'll Of Asrs; ~
hams slaf0m'e"ss
OL0ht1s0s
The PAslklsssss oIsI'I,s.s
sweeplng. I"ves'''
llbosDDs
ru1HTy YEARS or 0VR''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

sustained. but put him to sleep plea..
antiy to wake no moro on earth. I,
o'iuck me first as uncanny. not to say
wicked, but | got over that feelin,
al'er a narrow escape or two, and
carried my little tin box Just like a
veteran would"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17
MINERS AND MORPHINE.

{ Custom Necessary, but Not Pleasant
to Contem plate.
Ing last October" said a gentleman
with some money invested In mines,
Il employed prospector to go out into
to the mountains looking for proper
Yes which had been recommended to
nk One day he was to have gone from
s9f calsn over into a very rough and
reaky district hut when evening came
- reported that be hadn't madA the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17
TWIN DREAMS OF THE LIVELY (AUL.

be to furnish work for years TO the
French workingman. to the calming
OF the laboring mind and the security
OF the republic The calculations being
Tor a permanent force OF 10000 labor
ers. the partisans OF the canal see 10
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

A powder. Your feet feel uncom-
Portable. nervous, and often cold and
damp. II you have sweating. sore feet
OF tight shoes. try Aliens Foot Ease.
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores,
Is cents. Sample sent free. Address
Allen 8. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-17

New Years day is the great festival
OF the year in France, not Christmas.
Mers acquaintance even send each
other small presents on that day.