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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-10

90 10 the Palace drug store Tor your
Valentines; you will find n handsome
collection to choose from
The Populists of Fremont county "'e
.,,l, true 10 the cause Of silver.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-10
Services ii the Episcopal Church.

Archdeacon Jennings, OF NNmpa, will
preach a, ST. paul's Episcopal church,
Black'oo,. nes, Sunday morning at ] ]
O'Clock. The public Is cordially invi,-
cd 70 attend the service.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-10
|, .lv, faon TOWN AND COUNTRY
III nd Easily Rsa1 - . Shsn
Time.

,.u nd Easily Rsa1 10 . Shsn
.,e reports one case OF small po1
American Falls one. 30 lar and
,oo rear.
por.,ello Tribune reports To-
Iy,u, Caldwell quite I'LL. He Is
vssd with pneumonia
"a, fail OF two inches covered the
i mother earth Thursday night.
.,lasmic OF sore throat 10 prevail
!. ,hs Was, Side. Some cases are
xrloas but none have been fatal.
!. Francisco has secured The Cor
,,erles mill, which IL advertised
ssy 10 March.
i Mitchell Of Idaho Falls 10 visit
ys Lizzie criswell.
A. Crawford, past commander OF
Thomas Post, BlAckfoot, has
granted pension Of ID per month.
y gs,re Nous club gave an enjoy
d.ucs 81 the opera house, wednes-
ssrlng.
czlaioasr Hobbs investment In
hxula .As for irui, farm and vino
ass Arnoy 10 over from Boise to-
~ oi Ner Perce eoun,y's ex'audl-
AZ 10 the courts on charges OF is-
!. lsaaulen, warrants.
Ia oarly has a now clerk by ap-
s.-enl the clerk cleo, being In jail
" charge Of embezzlemens
l.. lsl Mrs. BIeihan have postponed
(r tl,i, TO California for tho ,Ima,
tii 10 ,he rcoen. sickness OF Mrs.
taas.
ssl, gls's store a, Idaho Falls was
FgariIse Tuesday nigh, 10 the cH.
Rk 100 10 assorted goods. A, last
hE=l 10 arrests had been made
Lsas;y sarycyer Chaplin and wife
ns !osa from Tho Falls Wednesday
Erssaa 70 attend the eyenlng dance
u opera house.
sa,.'oc, school children had q holl.
Friday, bScauso tho lady teachers
za&ca the Join, association q, st.
E'sasy.
y scrsruor and auditor arc no.
asesl 10 Washing,on until The 10Th;
asl sill not leave home for the
ga cIiy au,ll next wcck.
istrs s an old saying: No summer,
'islcs. Tha. is a cold summer is
Las@ bi warm winter.
sAasc Governor Gocbcl died he wa.
Tst 300 troops by southern states
~''rd his rights To The guberpAto-
4Ta Of Kentucky.
ato1n'y Commissioner David Brcck.
fass Is reported to bo In q dying
sa'lon IRON Inflammation OF tho
f1sh. His home 10 In Fremont
|ay.
- Evanston, Wyoming. s,ockmau
ssHJ sold 400 ycarliug steer. for
'sseh. This "a perhaps the high.
F'es ever received 10 tho state for
A'ilus.
''s report of the commissioner Of
teaefa land Office, shows that the
"' ONCE turned into the ircas-
ae fiscal year ended tho 3Oth OF
= more than $4,000 over all ex.
s's' Of the Office.
ne revival services a, tho Mc,ho.
saurch were closed Tuesday even.
Inc pastor ~ pleased with the
work. done. The services we're
T" his membership and 70 ell
"usn' help at the meetings.
h's'ish have hunted Wild boars,
'',e been annoyed by society
"' 'helr girls have chased Amer.
,' us' but never have they been
oy the South Africa Beers.
'o'nr to the best Of our knowl.
n su belief, William ID. South wick
laura Rawson Of Ammon, and Geo,
lsoI.' OF Idaho Falls. and Lydia
re' Of Basslt, will be married
h. up'e' have been granted mar.
hll,0.' Commissioner Hobbs, now In
w. A. y" has rendered his rcsIgna.
Min. 'nce through Recorder Gngon
Din, 4, sOSerhor has been asked 10 ap
h a." successor. Hans T.. Christcu,
\. ami, ,,O'e'snd, has been endorsed fo'
slrc, sy' ~, the Philippines and soutl
Apnr,a,u, the mos, Of the public eye
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can party have been Increased and to-
day people see what is going on with
out who did not realize it in 1896.
Many who did not understand the
money trust are able to understand the
industrial trust. Many who did not
realize what it meant to have a mo-
nopoly given to one kind of money, now
find what Standard Oil mo-
nopoly of barbed wire mo-
nopoly, or sugar trust monopoly
means; men who did not see that they
would soon be the victims of this con-
centrating spirit have since become the
victims of it"
Mr.. Bryan expressed the opinion that
the people were getting tired of Repub-
Hcan policies. The old way of fighting
was, he said, for the strongest man to
pound the weaker one until he hollered
enough" and when he hollered
enough" the pounding stopped. Now,
in this Government, whenever the peo-
pie get tired of being pounded by bad
system, they holler enough" Now is
the time for the Republicans to holler
enough" but If you have not been
pounded enough yet, will promise you
that If Republican policies continue
you will be pounded until you do boiler
enough" What is the chance for the
young man? If he goes out upon the
farm, he finds that the farmer is not
having his share of the blessings of the
country, nor his share of the Govern
ment's protection. If he becomes a la
boring man, what are his chances by
manual labor to acquire competency?
If he becomes bushes man, how does
he know that some trust will not step
to his store and give him chance to
choose between bankruptcy and joining
a conspiracy against his fellows?"
The balance OF Mr. Bryan's speech
was devoted to a discussion of militar-
ism.
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cts and. to keep others hands out OF
their pockets. However prosperous
other classes might be, the farmer was
not a sharer of that prosperity. Here
Mr. Bryan related the current reports
concerning his cat crop, claiming that
the exaggeration in this matter was a
specimen of the fallacious reports in
the east concerning the prosperous con-
dition OF the agricultural classes.
They always exaggerate the POSSIBLE
tiles of good cropsy' he said, land never
take into consideration the likelihood
of bad crop. And after the farmer
has taken these chances, he passes be-
tween the bulls and bears of Wall
street. The bulls horn him, the bears
bite him, and when he is through with
them he has to meet the gold bug. A
good crop is made the occasion for
praising the Republican party" he con-
tinued, while bad crop is taken as a
punishment for
Voting the Democratic Ticket.
The claim is almost made that the Re-
publican party controls the rainfall,
but this cannot be true, for If it were
there would be monopoly ON rain;
the price would go up"
Mr.. Bryan then took UP the discus
sion of the financial question, show
ing that more money was especially
necessary to the farmer
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ably before beginning the more serious
business of the day. A letter was read
at the meeting
From Hon. w. l.. Wilson,
ex-postmaster general, strongly en-
dorsing Mr.. Bryan, and saying that only
sickness prevented his attendance at
the meeting
Col. R. P. Chew presided and intro
duced Geo. R. Vending, who, after
reading Mr.. Wilson's letter, in turn
introduced Mr.. Bryan. He laid stress
upon the ctthat Mr.. Wilson had been
a member of Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet.
in his letter Mr.. Wilson emphasized his
opposition to a colonial or imperial
istic policy, saying that he had early
taken this position. Mr. Vending,
who had opposed Mr.. Bryan in 1896,
made brief speech himself, vigorous
ly attacking the Republican policy and
pledging to Mr.. Bryan his support this
campaign. He said he had known Mr..
Bryan from boyhood and that all the
money in Wall street could not buy
him.
Mr.. Bryan was received with deaf
ening applause. After this had sub
sided he launched Immediately upon
his speech. He began by referring to
Mr.. Wilson in most complimentary
terms He had known Mr.. Wilson in
Congress and he had never believed
that SO kind and loving a man could
endorse war of conquest. Mr.. Bryan
expressed his pleasure at being able to
address an assemblage of farmers. He
wanted to know how any
Aaxnfer Gould BE "a Republican.
1t was easy to understand how the
head of trust or an army contractor
could be member of that party, but
as for the farmers they were not try
ing to get their hands into others pock-
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by the Associated Press.

SHEPHERDSTOWN, VIVA, Sept. s.
Mr.. Bryan began the second day of his
present tour at this point. His first
speech was MADE at Morgan's Grove, in
the suburbs of the town, where he be-
gan to speak a few minutes after 10
O'Clock. At this grove the people of the
vicinity are in the habit of congregating
annually to hold colt show. That show
is now on, and advantage was taken of
the fact to have the Bryan meeting at
the grounds.
The attendance was immense, people
having come in, not only from West
Virginia, but from Virginia, Maryland
and Pennsylvania to hear the speech
while they attended the fair. There
were, for instance, several hundred men
in the procession wearing 'anti-imper-
ial'' badges, who were from Hagers-
town, Md. There were also several
other marching clubs in line.
Mr.. Bryan spent the night on his
special train. Previous to going to
the grounds, he and the entire party
ofDpartisans and newspaper men, num-
boring thirty or more persons, took
breakfast at the historic country place
known as Bellevue. and owned by Mrs.
Shepherd. This place faces Antietam
battlefield across the Potomac. and is
in many ways an interesting spot Here
Mr.. Bryan met many Of the local lead
era and spent twe hours most enjoy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-06
AN OLD EDITOR
Found $4,000 worth of Foo

w. S. Gillian, editor of the Capitol of
South McAlester. l. T., said: Yes, 1t is
true when got hold of Grape-Nuts food
1t was worth more than $4,000 doctor
bill to me, for it made me we'll man.
l have gained 25 pounds in weight, my
strength has returned tenfold, my brain
power has been given back to me, and
that is an absolute essential, for am an
editor and have been for 35 years.
My pen shall always be ready to
speak a good word for this powerful nu-
tritive food. had of course often read
the advertisements regarding Grape
Nuts, but never thought to apply the
food to my own use, until. in my ex-
tremity and sickness, the thought came
to me that it might fit my case. The
statements in regard to food are abSo-
-lutely correct. as have proven in my
own case. One very fortunate thing
about the food is that while it Is the
most scientifically made and highly
nourishing concentrated food have
ever known, It has SO delicious taste
that 4 wins and holds friends.
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RUSSIA WANTS PEACE.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. .5.-The Of
fetal Journal De st. Petersburg, reiter-
ates the statement that Russia's only
desire is to end the disturbances in
China as speedily as possible, pre-
paratory to which the re-establishment
of the Chinese government is neces-
sary," and contends that military ac-
ton beyond Pekin would only arouse
fresh complications. The paper adds:
However great may be the just indig-
nation which events in China have FRO
voked in all civilized countries, the
Russian government, while examining
with necessary calmness all the Ques-
tons raised by the recent occurrences,
adheres unalterably to the principle
forming the basis of her policy, name
ly, the maintenance Of peace with all
the powers who are solidly united for
the common good
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-06

Arthur sewal died at $3.50 to-
Mr. Sewa
of
dnotbe
physician
National
continued until death
November 1885 His father W. D.
prominent ship builder and the fitted him
and A
calling the Oldest shpbudng fam
les in
Upon Sewl Arthur Sewal
sailing fleets
England
until
bed by the
he Ma
Vice
Sewa1 stationed
a VIM Sewal who is in business IN
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LONDON, September 5.-The Chi
nese minister here, Sir Chin Chen Lo
Peng Luh. admits the correctness, in
a general sense, of the cable message
sent to him, according to Shanghai adj
vices. by Ii Hung Chang, in which the
latter is quoted as saying:
"Our st. Petersburg minister has per-
suaded Russia to leave Pekin. You
are useless if you cannot persuade Eng
land"
The Chinese minister here also says
he has sent powerful memorial to
Lord Salisbury urging him to adhere to
the Russian proposal to withdraw the
allied forces from Pekin, as he, Sir
Chih Chen Lo Feng Luh. believes it
will pave the way to a speedy settle
ment. The minister also said the Chi
nese people were sick of the war, that
the genuineness of Lii Hung Changs
plenipotentiary powers was undoubted
and that Ii Hung Chang was working
In full sympathy with the Emperor,
Dowager Empress and privy council,
all. OF whom favored peace.
The minister added that he, himself,
was still in communication with the
Chinese government, whose authority
remained entire and who were merely
temporarily residing in the province OF
Shan ST.
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SOME REPLIES COMING IN.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Within the
last twenty-four hours the United
States Government has received from
its representative at foreign capitals
much material information i'll regard
to the attitude of the powers on the
Russian proposal to evacuate Pekin.
These give the general nature of The
responses made to Russia by certain Of
the powers. It is stated authoritatively
that If there was at any time prospect
Of a serious international clash, this has
been very largely if not entirely re-
moved by the harmonious character of
the communications the several gov
ernments are making.
The exact nature Of the responses is
not made public by the State Depart
ment, for there are yet some replies to
be transmitted and until all them are
in the negotiations are considered in
such an incomplete form that they will
not be made public. 1t is said, how
ever, that the answers go much be-
yond the tentative character of those
heretofore referred to, and are of a
conclusive nature. so far as showing
the purposes of the governments, al
though they may not be regarded as
conclusive in accepting or rejecting the
particular proposition advanced by
Russia.
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INDEX TO NEW ADyERTIsEMrSTs
Third Page.

REGULATIONS Begin Monday, September II
-Linsly Institute.
Wanted-Young Lady Cashier
Yes, 1t Must Pass Muster-White Swan
Laundry.
Granc Opera HOUSEKEEPING Dramatic
Company.
Red Fire-R. II. List
Wanted--Boy to Work in Drug Sore.
Wanted-Whfte Cook
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE.

Judge CantriIl Announces the Doom
of Ex-Secretary of State, Caleb
Powers.
GEORGETOWN, KY, September g.
Judge Cantrill to-day overruled the bill
of exceptions in the case of ex-Secretary
of State Caleb Powers, convicted as ac-
cessory before the fact to the assassina-
ton of VIM. Goebel and sentenced the
prisoner for life.
Judge Cantrill made an order suspending
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LONG AND ARGUMENTATIvE.

The responses are understood to be
rather long and somewhat augmenta-
tive, similar in this respect to the
American response. This very fact Is
cause of congratulation among Off
Gals, as they point out that there is
no disposition to treat the proposal
with terseness or in any manner to
give offense, but rather to bring the
powers together on a common basis.
On the whole the general tendency
of the responses is such as to give en-
tire satisfaction here as to the course
OF the negotiations.
The satisfactory progress of the nego-
tiations along these lines has had the eff
feet of directing attention to the person.
atty of the ENJOYS who probably will rep
resent the powers and China in the final
settlement The impression prevails here
that Mr.. Conger is eminently fitted for
such task on the part of the United
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-06
EVERYBODY TALKING PEACE.


IN London. stirring Him to Greater
Efforts to Secure Favorable Action
by Salisbury on Russia's Proposal.
Russian Newspaper Comments
ON Russia's Desire for Peace-He-
sponses to the United States Cow
ernment's Note Are Coming In.
All Tend Toward "a Peaceful Solu-
ton.
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execution u the sentence sixty days ii
order to enable the defendant 10 procure 4
transcript Of the record to be filed In the
court Of appeals. and an appeal was all
lowed.
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MAY ALL ACT TOGETHER.

If the present state of affairs in China
is protracted until the arrival of Field
Marshal. Count Waldersee, which should
occur in about ten days or fortnight it
is not to be doubted that the government
of Germany win endeavor to have all the
negotiations with the Chinese empire con-
Quoted through that official as repre-
sentative, not of Germany alone. but of
all the powers. 1t is gathered that strong
arguments will be advanced to support
the advisability of combined action
through one agency in this manner as the
best means of securing a speedy and gen.
orally satisfactory termination of the Chi
nese trouble. In fact, it will be urged
that there Is little hope for an early adj
justment of the difficulties between the
powers and Chine if each of the powers
is to lay down an independent proposition,
the culminative effect by which, particu-
larly in the case of money or territorial
indemnities, might be absolutely crushing
to the Chinese empire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-06
WEST VIRGINIA STATE FAIR
TEXTILE AND ART DEpTS.

, Miss Anna Pfarr, superintendent. ana
committee OF ladies'. Will be in the main{
ceiving articles and making entries ii this
department, Thursday, Friday and SatKf-
day. September 6. and :. between tho
hours of and p. M. each day No
articles will be received after Septcmber
s. al p. M. in this department
se4eu GEO. MOCK, Secretary.
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NEW YORK, September "a dis
patch to the Herald from Hong Kong
saws:
Influential natives state that the
flame of rebellion has been famed in
the southern provinces and predict
tremendous conflagration within
month. Placards and pamphlets are
being circulated in Canton and the
provinces intimating that the allies are
thoroughly routed. The feeling against
foreigners is bursting the bounds of
official control.
The majority of the mission stations
in Kwang Tung have BEEN either de-
stroyed or looted. Native Christians
are terribly abused. Natives in foreign
employ in Canton have been threatened,
and a systematic looting of the houses
of English speaking Chinese has taken
place.
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Taylor Company.
Grand Guessing Contest-Harburge
Bros.
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Through Forbidden City.

LONDON, September 5.-Gen. Sir AL
fred Gasalee, commander of the British
Indian troops at the Chinese capital,
wires as follows from Pekin, August
29th, to Lord Geo. Hamilton, secretary
OF state for India: THE allies march
ed through the forbidden city yesterday,
august 28). The British had third
place in the procession, the Russians
and japanese being in greater
strength ne
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States, supposing that each Of the powers
interested III the Chinese problem Is to
have separate and individual represents
alive.
Mr.. Rockhills name is mentioned as an
alternative. In case Mr.. Conger does not
care to remain in Pekin, or to participate
in the settlement. These suggestions,
however, are all speculative, for up to this
time the State Department has not con-
ferred the necessary special power upon
any person to represent the government in
the Anal uaCoffafiopS
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Sixth Page

New Goods-The Racket.
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DIED.

STANTON-Tuesday. September 4, 1900.
at 7:40 a. m, at her residence, No. 233s
Eoff street Florence Echols. wife of
James ID. Stanton.
Funeral services Thursday, September 6,
at p. m. Interment private at Green
wood cemetery.
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Eighth Pare.

Leather Working Gloves-McFadden's
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over
is triple arch of
tablets inscriptions Chinese its
Is
hransndanf
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A young lady as cashier.
steady employment Address CASHIER.
in care Register seq
WANTED-Lady stenographer; must fur
nish reference. Address D., care this of
fee. se5e&dh
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AGENTS WANTED.

SIS to $50 DAILY easily made by our live
agents men or women. selling our latest
novelty Campaign Waterproof Necktics.
Goods entirely new and patented Agents
do. you can do. Time is short. Write to-
day and secure exclusive territory Guar
anteed best seller Address with stamp.
NJ. & NJ. MFG. CO, Dept. c., Springfield,
Mass au23eb
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HON. WILLIAM |. Wilson
COMES OUT FOR BRYAN.

Continued From First Page.
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Condition Of the Treasury
WASHINGTON, September 5.-To-days'
statement Of the treasury balances in the
general fund exclusive Of the $3.50 o00, 0o0
gold reserve in the division Of redemption
shows: Available cash balance, $134. 4SS,
3S8: gold SIS 81 IN -
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H0OEY. BENTz & CO..
" Funeral Directors and EmbaImern
corner Thirty-sixth and Jacob S.re,tG
Telephones: Store. l542: residence, l-zG
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second city to Decrease

WASHINGTON, d. c.. September s.
Population of Albany. n Y. 94,151 against
s4.s2s in 1890; a decrease of 772. or 81 pei
cent.
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A Growing TOWN

WASHINGTON. D. c., September 5.
Population of Bayonne. N j., is 80. q
against 1908 In 1890; increase. 1859,
1872 per cent.
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ASSetS NOT LArKe-
PITTSBURG. Pa, September 5.-Aaror
Foster. an oil well supply dealer. petition
ed for voluntary bankruptcy to-day. Liza
bilities, S172,205; assets, S45.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-07-12

Rev. Van Orsdell will not be able TO
reach Dupuyer to hold the 4th quarterly
conference of the NJ. E. church next
week, bat Rev. j. FL. Little Of West
Great Falls will preside, and will preach
Monday and Tuesday nights. Confer
ence will be held Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the parsonage. This is the
last business meeting for this year a full
attendance Of the official board is re-
queseed.
P. H. Soren was tried in Judge
Taylor's court by a jury, last Monday
for the larceny OF a quantity Of brides,
halters, hobbies, picket ropes and tools
from Thos. B. Magee, and was acquitted
of the charge by the following verdict;
I'VE the jury find the defendant not
guilty, and recommend that p. Fl. Sorer
be reprimanded by the court for criminal
carelessness." Red Gable pleaded guilty
to the larceny, but protested that he die
not remember any Of the circumstances
on account of the creature comforts he
had been slowing away, and sentence II
his case was suspended for "a hours.