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q, b, M. BY Egg Hat Nora, by petterton

G.. b. M, by Egg Hat Nora, by Betterton
(Thomas), won Best time 9:06s.
Wayne hotel stakes $1,000: a:l5 class, pac-
nR--sidney Pointer, b. h., by Star Pointer
Cleoa. by Vespa (MofatO. won Best time
2:1lA.
Merchants and Manufacturers Consolation
stakes $4,000 2:24 class. trotting-Grace ON
ward D. M by Onward Grace ", by Crit
Chamber of Commerce Consolation stakes
$1,000. 2:24 class, pacIng-Pussy Willow. b. M
2:12 '' UNIV
Trottng, 2:2i class. $500, two IN three
heals-Boral Ma, oh, b. by Boreal- Earl Ma
(Gatcom) won. Best time 2:10A.
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NEBRASKA PoPULIsTs.
The Standardization Put Ont n
State Ticket.

Grand Island, Neb, July 20.-The State
convention of the straight populist marty
called le-of-the-road populist met
here today. The platform says in part:
I'VE heartily affirm the Omaha and Gin
clnnati platforms and indorse the candi
dacy of Wharton Barker for president and
lsnatius Donnelly for vice president
The following ticket was chosen:
For governor, Taylor Flick; Lieutenant
governor, G. H. Keller; secretary of state,
W, ). starkey; auditor Samuel LIchty;
attorney general, F. Clevens.
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PRoTECToRATE is ASKED.
-Four Governments Asked by ExtIed
Chinese to TnIke Chnrwe nf China

Chinese to Take Charge of China
New York, July 2o.--A special to the
Herald from Montreal says: The Chinese
Empire Reform association of Canada is
gaining In numbers every day 1t now
intends to show its strength by a petit
ton to the governments of Great Britain.
Germany, the United States and japan. It
has been signed by every Chinaman in
the city and will be sent about for sig
natures.
It's prayer Is that the governments men
toned may establish a Joint protectorste
over China to undertake the governme mt
OF the country through the emperor and to
prevent the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the empire.
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Brighton Bench Results.

New York, July 21--At the Brighton Beach
track today Prince Of Melbourne won the
Seagato stakes at a mile and a quarter
Mile --Aisike. Autumn, Riualdo. Time.
]: 40 40.
ST. eplechase. about two mil sold Tank
ana Perien ran dead heat Cousin Jess
Time 2:46 As.
The UNDERGRADUATE stakes five and a half
urlongs-Handwork. Outlander Ethics,
Time, 1907 30.
Ihe Sfagate stakes. mile and a quarter
Prince ot Melbourne, Brigadier. David Gar
Triek. Time. 2.05 1-5.
Mile and sixtesnth-General Mart Gary
Bette Gray Wooster Boy Tine. l:47.
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CHICAGO MURDER MYSTERY.
Human skull Found In , stockyaras
Rendering Tank

chicago July 2o.-.The police officials
are investigating a mystery at the stock
yards which they think Is another Luet-
CERT case. human skull and a pair
% shoes have been found in a rendering
tank owned by one OF the packing house
hrms at the yards. Several men recent
Iy In the employ OF the company have
disappeared, and the police are searching
Tor them to see II any light can be she'd
ON the mysterious find.
1t is the theory of the police that the
victim was pushed into the tank.
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Desperate Negroe. KILLED.

Knoxville, Tenn, July 2o.-Today
workers near Hartman and deputies. Two
uegoes were killed outright, Deputy Shsr
If Pemberton shot, perhaps fatally.
through the head and Deputy Sheriff Read
through the shoulder.
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Awards for Bravery.

London, July 20.-victoria crosses have
been gazetted for Captain Meiklejohn and
Sergeant Major Robertson, both of the
Gordon Highanders. for bravery in the
battle of Elandslaagte, and Lieutenant
Norwood OF the Fifth Dragon Guards for
rescuing a fallen trooper at Ladysmith.
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A VOICE FROM THE TOMB.

What ConEer's Message seems
Like to the Europeans.
view York, July 20.-A dispatch to the
ripune from London says: Mr. Con-
srs message TO the state department
nc like s,yoice from a tomb and star
"a Europe,
Qne of the best informed men OF the
lEran military service said that he ac-
fed the text OF Mr.. conger's message
fA full and satisfactory proof that the
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BIaCk Flag Forces.

Hong Kong. July 2O.--A message from
Canton, received here today reports
that all the Tartar troops have moved
into the Bogue and other forts. and that
some of the Black Flags have moved into
the Tartar generals compound Three
thousand other Black Flags, with their
chiefs. are in an entrenched camp with
artillery. while others have moved else
where. Canton itself is quiet
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Chicago, July 2O.-A special to the Rec
ord from Mexico City says: President
Diaz is slightly i'll with neuralgia and
confined to his rooms at Chapultepec
where the cabinet members consult him
The family physicians report the presi-
dent better today and says he will be
able to come to town by Monday.
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Trottinr Meetinp CIo.ed.

Davenport Iowa. July 21-The trotting
meeting OF the Western crcuit closed at
Davenport today, the fastest time Of meet
lug uelng recorded when Edith w passed
under the wire winner OF the second hea.
OF tho free-for-all pace in 2:07is.
Pals class. pacing-Tombstone won. Best
tmn 2ii
Free-for-all paeing-Edlth W won. Best
timo 2;O5R.
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st. Louis July 2l.--Mile and quarter
Clara M. Round Turn, Leonag. Time 2:l2h
Mile and quartsr-Sprung, Sddubld,
Duchess VI Time 2:lO12.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling-Jimp, Colonel
Day. jim Turner. Time 1850.
six furlongs handicap-Hi Kollar, Lord
Neville. Hi Nocker. Time 1915.
Six furlongs-Queen Dixon, Ampere, sard
Time l:l5&
Mile and a sxteenth-Lady Callahan, Char
lie O Brien, Molo. Time l;4S%t.
Mile-The Monk. Kisme. Insurgent. Time
1.I2
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Snow in Michignn.

Chicago, July 20.-A special to the Rec
ord from Marshall. Mich, says: Snow
fell here last evening for few minutes
during hard wind storm. The wind did
much damage, blowing down orchards and
barns, unroofng houses and breaking
glass.
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BLUE RIBBON MEETING ENDED.
sidney Pointer Captured the Wayne
Hotel Pacing Stakes.

Detroit, Mich, July 2l-The Blue Ribbon
day.
1rotting. purse $1,000, 2;27 class-Lasso, o.
g., by Heir-at-Law-Gold Slipper, by Nam
brine Denmark (Geers). won. Best time
2;l5h.
Hotel Normandie stakes, $1,000, 2.0s class.
pacing Diminished from yesterday)-Hettis
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the future money market and thus aided
80 discourage speculative commitments.
Inc general level OF prices Is slightly
nlener TOT the week In spite of some re-
action from the best
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New York, July 2o.-Mr George j. Gould
has sold the steam yacht ATLANTA,
through Mr.. Gardner S. Cox of this city
to the Columbian government for a gun
boat
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BROOKLYN. July 21.-Todays game had a
neat finish With the score tied. two men out
and pemont at third Hahn tr I'd to give
hard bali which Wood muffed and nemont
scssmpered home with the winning run
score II
Cincinnati ....,..,,...... 000 2l0 1ol-i 10 o
Brooklvn ,"..,.~....... 010 0i1 CO.. 3 3
Hahn and Wood Kitson and McGuire
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v WI DC tdIIed at O7cIlCk sharp
GOOh GnIne nj WeAi pninI

West Point Texas, July 2l--Flatonia base
pail Grub came over Yesterday and crossed
bats with the West Point nine: game stood
to Z in favor OF West Point Ii was a
good game from start to finish.
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New York July 2l-Dohcnv went MP in
the air in the ninth inning and presented
Score p II IT
St. Lous.................. 200 OIL 02a-S
New fork.............,,.. OH Ol0 p60-3 8 (
heny and Bowerman.
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LIPToN's PLANS.
He Is Waiting 10 Get a Yacht Before
Challenging Again.

New York. July 2o--A dispatch to the
journal and Advertiser from Glasgow says;
Sir Thomas Upton. who is cruising In the
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philadelphia. Iulv ga heavy electrical
storm nut an end 10 todsvs game In the
SECOND half Of the seventh inning
Score r. II v
Pittsbuta ....,............. 1c0 CFn 90 6
philadelphia .-,,.,...,,.,. 90 90 % s g
Philippi and thinner: Pratt and Douglass
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work on her. I believe that she will be the
dsslgn Of enc man You know how = e
difficult shot to be made. nut only the ons
man can make the play SO In designing
yachts. Fife has certainly had his chance NJ
building yachts 10 be brought over here. and
some ono else ought to have chancc.''
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUn.

Boston July 2l.-Great fielding hv the Bos
tons kept chicagos hits scattered
score r II ~
boston .................. 2l0 300 1873 IA .
Chicago ................. 0O) 600 00n-0 : A
Nichols and Sullivan; Griffith and Dona-
hue
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nlcycIe Race. ot CIeburne,

cleburne, Texas. July 2l,--The State Z. 4.
W. bicycle races vii be pulled of In Gle.
the other dates were cancelled on account Of
rain.
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Mems Shoes.

The finest and best, worth Ss--price
cut to cloSe--RuSSia Calf, Choco-
late, Tan and Black Vici Kid and
Patent Leather Low Cut Oxfords, S3.os
Oxford, low cut, chocolate vici kid,
nearly all sizes and worth 50. so,
reduced to ................ .t.os
Bicycle Shoes, dark tan and chocolate,
corrugated SoleS, worth 50. 50, re-
duced to ......
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Coats and Vests.

Black Serges, worth $500, for. .s2.2s
Blue SergeS, worth $500, for 3.2s
b,ue SefgeS, worth $500, for ..... AIS
p,ue selgeS, worth 500, for...... $50
Blue SergeS, worth 5000, for so. $50
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Alpaca Coats.
Boys Suits.
Boys Straw Hats.

All Boys Straw Hats,
regular 81 90 values ........... SOC
All Boys Straw Hats,
regular $3.50 and $500 values. 81 90
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

Senator Allison, OF Iowa, IL much
talked OF as running mate with Nc
klniey. II he sccepts the nomination
IL will be because Of fear OF defeat for
another term In the U. $. Senate. Sen.
a,or Allison /. strong man WAS once
In the race for prcsiden, and WAS sew
eral times offered cabinet positions. He
has been senator five terms. but there
Is much opposition at home for the
sixth term. President Mckinley, 1t IL
said, favors MIR. Allison because he is .
western man.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

ssmiSeTos, April ls.--c Complying
wi,h N. resolution 81 Inquiry, the pres.
idras .rut To the senate today an Item
isri s,A,.mcu, Of the expenditures OF
the phllipplpc commission. The stale
,acns includes the following Items
Compensation Of slo,e each TO Com.
missioner. schursnau. Worcester aud
p~nby. $4,000; p~r diem allowance !"
the commissioners after their return 70
The United states. sisss; secretary 70
the commission compensation e,'"'
pcr diem .5,seo,l sls,lec; 'ranspor'a'
ton. sis.esT: household expenses 10
Maails, te.sss, clerical services. sl'
;o,; miscellaneous, sil,g's; total sii''
.oi.
The prcsiden, also transmits win h''
endorsement a Recommendation IRON
Secretary Hay tina, provision be made
for na,mcn, TO the naval and miiisar!
member. Of the commission Admira
p,wey and General oiisl al the san'
rate a. tina, paid to the other members
lie say. they have received nothing 10
their services In excess OF their res"'A
salaries.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28
Spraying Fruit Trees.

! wish 60 urge upon the fruit growers
Of the Seventh Horticultural District
the necessity, Importance and benefit
Of spraying. 1t has been the experience
OF all leading fruit growers that with
proper care the crop can be gathered
In good condition. The State horti-
cultural law applies 10 all fruit growers
alike, and to derive the benefits OF
spraying IL must be general. The orch
ard area ~ Icing Increased largely in
the district hence the necessity OF Civ
Ing proper attention TO all horticultural
stock.
The Cooling moth ard Apbis are the
chief pests In the district. For the
moth banding is being worked very
successfully. This consists OF placing
a band OF cloth about the trunk Of the
trees to give the worms place in which
To spin their cocoons before they have
completed their transformation. The
band is taken of and the worms de-
stroyed after which IL is replaced to
capture other worms. The band should
he removed and examined every seven
days. The best material for bands is
brown canton flannel six inches wide
doubled so that the soft surface be both
on the outside and against the bark.
The usual method of attaching the
band is to make it long enough to lap u
little and drive tack through the ends
into the bark.
Formula for spray: six ounces Paris
green, SIX ounces powdered lime dilut-
ed with 80 gallons OF water-Directions
Place the Paris green and lime in a
small vessel with enough water 10 make
thin paste, let it stand for about ter
hours before using. Keep the liquid
we'll az itated when spraying. The first
spraying should be done just after tn,
blossoms fall, the second ten days later
For winter apples one or two more
sprayings would be beneficial,
The Aphis or Tree Lice. There are
several species OF the Aphis family
The green Aphis is the first we have
10 contend with. The damage done b.
them is great and but few il any plant
or trees grown ia an orchard or gardel
escape. They infcst either the leave
or branches. They pass the winter il
the egg which is of shiny black colo
very small but can be easily seen will
the naked eye. AS soon as the days be
gin to get warm in the early spring tn
egg matches. AT this date is the hes
time TO spray trees that are infested
Just before the buds began to oper
Use this AS remedy. Formula: Amer
can concentrated lye; one pound unslal
b ed lime, three pounds to every tiv
L gallons of water. Directions: Dissolv
~ the lye in boiling water, slack the lim
Or in another vessel. Mix adding enoug
n. water 10 make five gallons, one goo
e spraying at this time should be enough
" w. A. SAMPLE, Inspector.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

We believe Chambcrluin's Cough
Remedy Is the best In the vol Id. A
few weeks ago we suffered with Il severe
cold and II troublesome cough, aud hay
ing read their advertisements in our
own and other papers. we purchased a
bottle To see II 1t would affect us. 1t
cured rs before the bottle WAS more
than half used. 1t is the best medicine
ont for colds and congls.-Tbe Herald.
Anderson. Ind. For sale by Hull &
Woodruff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

Victims TO stomach, liver and kidney
,roubles ms well as women, aud all feel
the results In loss OF appetite poison'
In the blood. backache, nervousness
headache and listlcss, rundown feeling
IN, there's no need to feel like that
Listen 10 ]. w. Gardner, ldavllie, ind'
He saws: Electric Bitters are just the
thing for man when he Is all run
down and don't care whether he lives
or dies. II did more TO give me new
strength and good appetite than any
hing | could take. can now eat any
thing and have new lease on ne
Only 10 cents, at Hull & Woodruff, dru'
store. Every bottle guaranteed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

Under tho lass Of the State, all prop
rrty lid sus taxes tSccomes absolutely
shc property Of the purchaser II the
SAME h. no, redeemed within I've years.
al tsupersy roid under the delip'
auen. sale In lssss. becomes shi. year
tho property oi the purchaser. The
coanslr. ot the State under this law be
coaic rich landlords. Tor most Of The
land. s.ld tof taxes Is knocked dosn Il
she respective coauiics.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28
For Eighth Grade Work.

Examinations will be held in the
High school rooms. both in Black foot
and Idaho Falls, beginning on Thurs
day, May 3, at o o'clock, for the benefit
of all pupils in the county who have
completed eighth grade work as out
lined in the course of study.
LYDIAN HADLEy, Co. Supt.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

A story ia going the ROUNDS ~ ''e
raper. ,hs, Rav. Gibson, Darrao.' pas
Tor. i. dead. add that, on bis death oea a,
hc made a confession claiming h'msea
70 b., the murderer Of the La"o"' ~"N
william. girl. and ,hs. Darr.'' va" !.
an inuccen, man. All OF when = :
b.ia face fslsehood msnuisc'"r.u -
: hole cloth. Rev. Gibson is stu ''s'as :
and doing pastoral work. and IA, m ,"sd,,
M .,s,cmep, coutradIc''ne sns' ."a,S
:, tho trial Of Durran. the s." :,
made no mistake in hanging o"'
,or tho crime. He committed the "s ,ar
der. and WAS rishsful'y hanSe' ~
them.
The Eas, Now York Me,noa nous, CON CON.
ference will prc.eu. to the General ,, con,
ference, a resolution asking ' ne. ' r"'s.
n.,,on from the discipline OF 'os ..rd
.a.iu., dancing, .hca'er po'' ss,s s
playing, maintaining that ,,s,, 9n', uro.
ouvb. 10 be capable OF de''''''
their own amusemens-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coated
globule OF health, that changes weak.
ness into strength, listlessncss into en-
crgy, brain-fag into mental power,
They're wonderful in building up the
health. Only DC. per box. Sold by
Hull & Woodruff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

An the weak ordinary shoes have been
ovor,ome In ]. b. Lewis Co. 5 Wear
R.sisters." They are stylish, comfort
able, durable: the hest that money and
skill can produce, &c, pair at Hcuck
& Houck's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28
A.. you Going 10 caP' "'"''

IA. Collins, agent .. DIM, r.,es. II
tickle. you through a, lowest .,s.m 'a,re or on
you '., s@ boat, buy your ticket from 's" ",
: ~. ,s', Soo u money aud take your ''0''''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28
wanied to Lease a Band Of Sheep.

Wanted to lease band OF sheep
for five years. have an abundance Of
hay TO feed them. Parties having same
TO lease will address d. c. WOOD,
April It'll, 1900, Blackioot, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28
", fao. rowm AND eeuarav
- ~ Easily assI 10 . sAsh
lime.

]. ~ ~ t.'AI "'''
n, send between 800 aud 500
/. ...tsr. to Caps Nome.
.,.,,o reports another case OF
'ar. -..ao'Asr man fro" c''ss''
n 81.
:, ridreare and brother late post
!, ross Fork, will 20 to Cape
.s May steamer
!. s,Oce, teacher IN The primary
$50. u the Blsckfoos school, |"
s,s st A.lsd'
49,, club Of s7i members has
s'.,I.sd a, Moscow. That's y
..,,sr Tor union Ia i.asAh coao'y.
.,,,ou Of salaries Ut county ON
.,.de 10 every county Ia the
IN, has suffered much this
,,.a, pneumonia. The disease
lsss quick 70 XIII
On, employs 81 teachers 10 It's
= .aooi., exclusive Of supsflatsn'
"a heir salaries aggregate $3.50
AZ.
,,.mo,rAt. ar. talking lovely
~ e.npaign everyone says Il
: ne no,nlaee OF my party"
..,r.,mau Bailey, on. Of the
,s.,. ,osuag D.-rnoerA,s Ia The south,
,.l.o,er for the U. = senate
rsss.
=. he bss. reports oh'alnabls the
.~,.,, 10 The nailoa stand for The
,.....ss Of Bryan 10 10 !; 10 !or W
r'as Aia.
.~rrlisr 10 tioaaeini statistics. Moo
"a. ESS and cali'ornia $50 per
"a Is esvt. si.U p~r capita la
~
a ,ss s...- o, las, week loo dele.
!. III h.4.o rl-rs-J so The Kansas
nusss,loa snd all Of them ~erv
,rsza ies bryan.
ri OF. ln,l.,s that no rarp<, beg
n ~ss 10 the Philippines, bat ,hv
sass. sill sena them 10 Porto Rico.
l0i. says the hsh,ing In the
piss /, practically over, ba, u
rsgsrs . BIG army ios TAO ycSrs
mrvi Iks lslssas.
" ,-a.zrvr Of Mes pvrcr county I.
u w Hsal In the dlssric, court iur
sr.a. iAs A@ !p naalng drr.e.it. oi
49, ssst.
" r-s o, the State generally i
Nv CsssFv.smaa Edgar wlison dc
ra sesiss Toe Biz valuable services
w zss;l,sxHls aud ,a The State.
syse sill bold lie State rlocsion Ia
! n SKATE Tor PEAR. h.. t,-~s
Mas, h1l the union OF Sliyc'
~ sii sake heavy inroad la sh.
E~aiaaz Plurali,y.
" ssstl scsssArd !. very heavy
Fwr u sostlc surylcc on tho shor
siss,U@mon ,hing tn nosc Ioos
p~ns~s siihoas seats. Tbs doubts
n wf1as ugsts ,hc demands.
ssAsisrs 10 the Philippine. arc q
@H eshaed l-0ci. Tho supply O
= 81 i exhausted. Sow shuru'l
'rsaasias.
saasI ssd Monday -erc grnulp
'Srs ssosc days, such az Nar,Ian
" ts4's'n neck Of Virginia coua
''ssss DAY, IN early .prins.
'Aa4F Wellington. ttcpublle.n ses
Tz Maryland, has given up hI
Ahs Democrats. He Gays ,hcr
s"' Tor bis party 10 the stat
y one and ,-o by ,wo. Idah
~ lsasing home for the goI
= Gaps Nome. A number ha,
w seek, and a larger nums.
"'saiu The mex, two weeks.
'@'nsa Bs~c,, and Secretary A
"s State central committee
republicans, should bc az bu
h o. Mas and June. Il, 1. the
tsap 10 sec that full d.lcg
.3@e Pcca,ello convention.
.'l' eaadId.ry for prc.idou, b.
80 eounsry these two thing
Si'n Is the bcs, beloved man
~ 's''c party, and that 8
vanilla bay is opposed 10 n
7''Orcisp policy.
IL ''g'd tina, the commissions
sr''ce county, have made mo
" W 'he side as commissions
n a ~ county has paid, and
arc called upon for an
'aa % the dis,rie, court.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28
DR.:
, |(|(E}
CREAM
bAKiN
POWDER

Used In Millions Of Homes-40 Years the
standard. A Pure Cream Of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known. Makes
delicious cake and pastry, light, flaky biscuit,
griddle cakes palatable and wholesome.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

II Won want a Farm Loan write Lind.
say & Co, Idaho Falls, or see .. r.
smith, Blackloot.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

Norr--Ayoid baking powders made from
alum. They look like pure powders,
and may raise the cakes, but alum
Is poison and no one can eat food
mixed with il without injury to health.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

job work neatly executed at THE
NEWS job Office.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

The ,nge in southeastern Idaho will
be tip-top this sprin..
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CHICAGO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-23
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\ Better Understanding Between
Tama and the Glucose Company
is Brought About.
Obstacles to the Adjustments Of the
Difficulties Removed and Settle.
ment in Sight
Superintendent Chamberlain Gives
His Views Successful Sewage
Disposal System.

There is every indication that the me-
gotiations pending between the Glucose
Sugar Refining Company and rama
county as to matters that have stood in
the way of an agreement that. would en- :
able the city and company 10 reach a
solution of the sewage. difficulty viii be
attended with happy results all around,
ano that definite understanding Will
have been reached within the next day
or two.
Superintendent G. f. chanbsrlsin. q
the glucose company, who has been
hopeful of success when others were
discouraged. and Who has been devoiin;s
considerable attention 10 the question.
was seen by T.-R. representative
+ Thursday evening and was asked in re-
gard to the result Of his latest confer