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u { Wilson. - utr;F 81 "a" Plumbing
aud Steam Supply sugu". IN" new hovhug
organization t~rntlt furu'd. announced
,,-t.rirt Tint ~ arrangements had t~~U
,umtl-t Il t.r IN tournament III" -'hcill"
for tho first Tnuni ~ L Iu"- fellows
cot 8 Central luuudry Company. '
fs,k" u smith and lehrrf a Co
O,t ACTIN Murray. Frederick Nd""
4 Go. Hud Thomas . hnighi
oct 90 VI . Head Ia-.l Works. JOHN
Simmer. tutntauN and ldNHTi I k~ufiuc
oct .. RuTalt~ 4 johnson CpiuptnY -
Uf.oklyn and y pulUi- = Io
Got d. crane \ Go hmurk : liuk Com
nan, and Ntuufa,thf-r-' ~alrsiu-u
Tho tournament wNI lF governed 10y iNT
g.I wing uftsgfs President. Vas
Niv.pr~>ii'rt e. e Beach N,r"tHU. a. q.
Nii-,u ttsu-ur"f " Wallet Board ~
q t,Ir.rf. Al'-.rt rHHfrrtisu r"i " y
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Torpedo Boat BiaLeie, nrcai,s Down.

NTwroKT. X /. SEPT ~ The torpedo
boat BLakel,y met with an accident to-day
that prevented h"r from o.mpleting her
syscd tests. and u will be several dav- be-
furr they can IT, resumed IN" Rlakelev
went out this noon "a finish the runs, for
the purpo-e - stariariiSing her propeller
and mad" ~ runs over ia" measured milo
CDurs, when her blower engine broke down
and she was obliged To- ahAniuu "a" tests
Tho ~r-psirs will H. made here and the trial
hoard will he notified when the boat i
again ready
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hid Is,ixp- Matched To Nee, ,r,i~ simm..

Ao-r doins , lot 81 challenging Nd ~iavicr~
has ~ lB-t occurred o. match " manage
RIl, Ros,h-. ha- Arranged r. aat,i~ FOR the
cN~-usttssIrhf ,haWpAou with Nft,c Simm-
ct Akfuu. ohio Ito tsn are sltts-i to tu--i
h-fuf. the International q 80 toft Ifi~
en- Dat u TIE vpnts~t - ~ ~ tof tvent'
rounds ~ tT7 I-sund- thi~ VII b. lausue .
nfsi match uf Importance ~tnc- hs VS.
kuorl~i oUf ~ D-stFr. Mel addsn ~ the
nrnad~st nuftng tho past IN months
Tort~i ~ t~tng in grand -hsp~ Stmms
!. regarded ~ the spuFts ., = comer In b..
da.s
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TWO TO ONE on COLUMBIA.
waIi street reaeu keep American Yacht
strong fsvsrfte for the Series.

Odds Of , to 1 that ths Columbia wins
the International yacht raoes ruled In the
Wall Street district yesterday. Several
small wasers werc made on the-s terms.
Including one Of 500 TO $50 made at tho
New York Stock Exchange T. Hamburg
smyth Of Hugh l.. smyth A Co. made a
bet of 100 TO $500 that the Columbia
would win the nett two races, making
three straight wins and thus winning the
cup Mr.. Smyth had 81 .oo more la wager
upon the same terms. Frederick II. Brooks
said that he mad bet 500 to $500 that the
Columbia would win to-day's race and
that he had also bet 200 To $1,000 on the
general result. There was a report that
VI Abram-on 81 lis Cana street had bet
$50 against 500 with NJ Morris that tho
Columbia would win three out 81 the five
races. Frederick Amee, a membcr OF
the Stock Exchange. wa said to have bet
$1,000 sven that the Columbia would win
the next two races
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..,nc,e Tommy" Brl,,on Dead.

LEXINGTON. sept 30 Uncle Tommy
Btittou. known 80 tro'ting horse me- fr ON
Maine 10 California. died here to-day lie
Wa = years did aud leaves "a widow aud one
csiId H' bred and DEVELOPED that noted
Itg him 20 hi- employer. \ Il McfsrraH ot IN"
Glruvi~v Farm il~ wa an associate IA
the trotting horse bu-lne-~ u Or l. Herr.
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HAWTHORNE'S So, 900 FUTURITY.
La~von's Tb~r~e-Sear-Oid FIiiy Finishes
second ~ Terre Hsute.

TSRRK HaurE. Sept ~ There Was a
small attendance NJ the opening Of the ferre
Haute fall trotting meeting to-day The
weather v a. perfect and the track fast with
tho exception vf George Castle in tho ? 20
pace, tho favorites won. Hawthorne. in
the Kentucky Sfock Fern Futurity OF o. 900
for three-year -old-. should have been a
winner Ia straight heats Mary = Ley
burn, the IAwson-owned candidate for the
Kentucky futurity. was slow In all parts
OF the race. HIKE tllsrton. another Ken
lucky futurity proposition. was a poor u .
..nVVurtag
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Rogers Esecutors 10 euaiIf, D..

PATERSON. y j, Sept. ~ william
Pennington and John = Baraalow will
qualify az executors Of the cstnt" ~ Jacob
: Rogers. IL - lone on the admission II
the vii 10 probate 10y Chancellor Mage
II ~ expected that n restraining order from
the court will prevent them from paving
the beque-t To- IN" Metropolitan Museum
Of Az til the claims of the proponents
nre inncIi ont
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n.runx ,.,m.- Te-nIshl.

Am.sar Nat1-. -rgrra--ri rhru't ~
dffa 49, frurr
HHumra HHaNuf Intuuausfhl NnhhSh 'Hfn
ss-a trutsI reufas,.u, GfsHe C,nusi.
lFnUr 49, ruaHlHrHH
tr-rdstp nN Iu--s--ri tsv-sNF Au.sus
are Aruh
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N1ctorN for Tim C%nIlahsn.

wuSuNGToN, b"l sept y Joe Allen
was defeated tonight iu @ RAPID nin--round
nght hv Tim Callahan Alien was NOT knocked
out. Tut the referee stopped IT." bout and
gtve tho decision To Callahan Aliens second
protested that his man was tpLl~d q.
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Tttirt FURNITURE,
Proposals.

TuRI lFANENWORru. han, sept, q. 1901
Sealed pfugp~als. in trpllcA's, VIII be received
here uFfu o. \ NJ. central time, October ~. 1901.
and t.sn opened ff constructing the following
buildings. Including plumbing, hrAting and eec
tTr wirUr. ~ iu'antT barracks. QUE hand BAT
one art.irp gun shed. one ARTILLERY guard house,
shop. etc one bachelor omccrs quarters ~ acts
tour I'm double ssts. lieutenAuts' quarters. add
TONS 10 and alterations IN one hArracs building
- and repairs g. porrhcS OF barracks "a. ~, -,
" and 81 At foH l~aNeuvorth. Nan. bidders
viii state IN theiI bid The time IN which they VII
complete tho gofk. a. time MI TOM an Important
cousldc alton In the award. Pun Information and
hlAnk forms 81 pfuIsosAl furnished on applics
tion ~ THIS ONE niAuS and specifications may
b. seen herr Al~n m orcr 81 depot Qusrermastef
a. chicago. ~ t1uis and omaha Tinted states
ftSerNs, tho night to accept 81 reject any OF az
pupnsals ~ Anl par thereof Envstopes 70 he
md, rcd Proposals lot public buildings ami
sddtcs>rd capt % = MCCARTHY. 0uAremasi.t
IpKr TIURN y $. oct g.. 1901 sealed pr
puNsIs. 100 ~ pIrsfr Tor ~llsffI cting. plumbing and
sccrc vir.s tru.e fAHs u~u-c'mmission.t o.
rrfN. gNarsrs sd ufluaur- -o-rnn - A. lou I'm
y q from uTduart' stustulss at Pom Nieh'.
y sI % zee I'd Hss l- NJ. uct VI, ltnl
I e. FHfsS Ts.t 90 arlFp| u. wlrf any ~ AL tds
OF a.. fAu Usrf ttf. fH alton o. spphdaton
Eu,ru.ss cputAiriug rfos~aS stl % ,ndorsfd
-pfHf.sas Tot tousifuctiur. addfrs~rd 1tok'h
NtrfNI.V
PROPOSALS. TpR TsI NRGING u CApFr
NJ, MAJ West IUHHf. 3 y S~pt - ~
Ssaild ptur sails iu tfH 40. VII h. r~rcivFf
I,r. u1ii =. N. 90 Tai. 'ot snisrsinS ths
,sdDt Mes, Hal - ~ pan, ~ MS ONO Us
frssNsN rgHt % ar"rp' Hf rr'.rt an % al pr
russs. ~ an part tHsf.nf iofns and sp~rir
ssts,ns 'g-rsl~d upHu Hr, BRETON address =
n "
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INTERSTtTE FAIR OPENS.
Tie, Gle Contests the Feature Of the Track
Events

TRENroN Sept ~ The opening Of the
Interstate Pair Association to-day Nns at
tended by over i2.upO persons. the largest
oU.uiug day on record The rain ot last
NIGHT resulted IN a heavy track. which pre-
Guided extra fast tim" ~ any ~ a." events.
but this did not prevent some Interesting
contests ono 81 az. pr-ttic~i ~ these was
the t.u-mile motor cycle rae" b"tw zen Al-,-
audrr and Starke, and N"Wkrk aud White
Iur a 81. purse IN. race MAS close. clever
io,AcNiur beng q feature
Alexander and Stark- came M on the last
Ian slightly behind. hat % the squirt on tho
noms-trctrh put them iu "a" lead aud they
,ru-.ed ~" tap" two Lengths ~ The lead amid
.tIundsfuu- shssgs Jack 1olgaU % THIS
,ttt -'HN~d Up III" an amateur against RiNN
Hlr,,f,f eft Rrontlyu. "a IN" nNe-mtle pur suit
rt,,. Hl-~'.cr winning hands down . A
NsTarltud 81 san Jose. had thins~ hts own
~, in the t"n-lti" motor paced bicycle race
ia Witch Frank Kramer ~ last orange. was
tis other Cuntrst"ut tor tue t.Op pur :.
McIafl,ud Tapped at siN aud a half miles
two heat. Of q g~ntl"mAn'S road rae. II vas
called ON acsount of darkness Summaries
Ii,s Nile Amateur lap Rsc, finAl heat son By
NAf,us 1. Hurley, Me- Nofk N lov., Ns~
Nofk s~rtnd u. ~ ut-V~f. Newark. third.
i've NuIs pufsut iAss lletN zen lArk Cuigsn N
Trenton aud tiny lNseclsf ~ nfunklyh. Purse
.us Won Is m~erkst, Tims. u minutes S sounds
len Nib Motor tYce Race lietsesn AlehAncef aud
St.fEs. and Nrskifk aud White. luf~ ti0rN Won
by Alexander and Ntafts. Tine. ~ minutes ~
. - 80, ,r,ttinv o,,e,tsh.a.
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Arrived oNp Ssn; 50
Preach cruiser u'ESfe-s. So. so. Quebec. sept IS
= Niuusaprts. taNlaur. iundon. sept Al
s. Ia Champagne. NstlN nds. HAvtc. sept -,
- IfHRr. Nryrf Gibraltar. SEPT p
- phrulcia ftullCh. Hamhufs. sept rs
- ROTTERDAM. Stsnrsf. Rotterdam sept 10
- ~ Hugo. Stsht. Autwrp sept is
- phIlH dslphiA. Tufst. Porto tAulso. sept 10
s. Autla. Moutsn NASSAU. Ssgt -
- Alliance. Sktlunrs. toluh. STVi -
So Oussn. hegr,, hinsSson. Sspt ~
- Ia'a. huge. ftnutsfA. sept :.
y, Pvt IA. NsuEis. pt HmudA. sept ~
~ MAnuEAS. INlsp. rAmplco. Srpt -.
- Alta. Norus. ~ yanina. Sspt ~
- Cheruk'r. GAfvin. AEuA. Sspi -.
~ hAnAu. AonSsn. Nontcgo Hay Jamaica Sept =
~ AiiAnc, Nielsen. SanHnb. sept IS
- OlindA. Hansen. Iisnfus COS. sept "a
~ Mount Vernon fAlson. purt antonio. Stpt "a
~ Apache. Pennington. Jacksonville. S@pi -
~ Comsl. Woodward. Galveston. sept :.
- prutrus. cage. Nrs O.l-aus sept -
~ Mama HAth charles. baltiuofr sept -
=, city ~ birmingham. Huts savanna S'rt -
~ Guy hndotic, hirrt, Nugois, -spi 80
AUrNNTp OFT
81 NinnehAha. from New Work. 81 loUduu.
"a Kaiser NNhsiu de- Grussr fVm Me- VOW a.
SouthA mpion.
- Ailsf. from Nev Ycft. - q hfalts'
- IOtsnAm. iron. NeN Nork 81 tiCllosre
san En rIOM rnRrt8N rpRrS
3. MArqus,te frou tondou fof N-~ Nofs
- Hohcns'ilsfE. from DIb'alta. '' Nrs York
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ausiGrss 4 haRtrs

. Sen HfNS ptfsut sgg sha rIatv rsis. ~
RID q sNss rus sn rsrd frtsst - irvsrissiul
sHHsef tuu psurt.tHs agyI a. uuf unrs
NrltuN Aip a NhuDlNN 80 h'uad.s
t,eg rvs % .stsh st-d huisL k-@,se ~
Iou~n. Ns~ Ncrk su Hns .ss. ~. r.ni ga
ssboSAIb .kGGiNA nT sr-ss..y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01

lev Me No'of Iae.d Wieyds nac. Purse tlocp
Won ~ y A Mcfarland frank kramer. Second
Tine. "a M. nutes q. seconds
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NNtAr-VE AtMNNAC-rmS DNT
SUI rise, .....;@ Sun sets ga noon rises Al
WgU wNrrN thus DAY.
handy Hoos JaS Cos. Ia 1905 Hell Gate ~ S.
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FtRST INNiNs.
BaxAnau.Is II 10 20 20 90 los 20 III III "a. 1913
phllAds lphians OAyty Il - - VI VI VI les
sECONp INNING.
Ho<snqusts II " a. % Z. VI VI s5 ~, lac las
PhilAdelphians ~ ~ $ ~ 81 IS no Ia las III
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Colleges ana Srhssls.
Senftner School,

a. ASTpR PLACE TIL. iiD Spring,
RFupFNS SfprENI ER NFH.
The Senftn,f SchOnl offers b. prospective dudsns
Of IT, Academic I~rganmrni an advantage uhlea
II tot Offered IN >tudents elssHh,re
h. . Scnrnsf.. \ j.. v ID, Principal.
g. " Seuunsf. A Is. Il -. Secretary.
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2o7 dnss. padug pgr- !I.urn ,uhnuSh.dJ.
Inrlh "a. b. n. b. NnadmASirI-lIll III,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01

sYR,Crsr. Sept. 81 James J Corhett
PLAYED his fret game ~ golf this afternoon
on IN. Nun iripal Golf links ~ N" nrSt
teeing ground Ne swung hard. hut tho NH"
hall remained sitting IN The mole hin un-
harmed C0fb.tt SOON caught on. how
ever. and gained excellent control ~ the hall
10 gave out q chlll"u 90 - Nhvor Mcclure.
who IL q good golfer Corbe'' nov thinks
he can trim tho Mavnr.
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The LOvOLd School,

as EAST Nu 81. ttkNlt tANh y
PREPARATORY CpLLEblAlE DAY SCiipo'-
d der oifsriia of Fathers Of ihs SorleiN ~ Jesus
Zach class lr1ltrl IN tsu puplls hullrihs neF
sluipmeats mo efr. 1y NJ asiutn Ht.r tNN NO
BA4. Z iof circular apply To- Wee IrlIe pAl.
y N'htNNUN, = -. Itncpr!
TNNIS : i NI~s fInrlpnl.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
Sunday School District Convention

There will be Sunday school con-
yentlon OF the third district OF Idaho,
consisting Of the counties OF Bingham,
hammock, Fremont, Bear Lake. Oneida,
Cassia. Lemhi and Custer, aud the east
ern part Of Blaine, held at Idaho Falls,
Idaho. on May 9th and eth.
All Sunday schools within this dis
trict are requested to send delegates
and Representatives and as many as
possible are urged to be present.
The services OF Mr.. c. ID. ,Meigs, one
OF the most prominent Sunday school
workers in the United States. have
been secured.for Tuesday, May the eth
MIR. Meigs Is making tour OF the north
western states, and will be in Idaho on
this date, thus giving us rare oppor-
tunity to secure an international work
err. Mrs. Fl. K. LINGER,
Pres. OF Sd District.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
sgsday School Eastsr Services.

The entertainment by the NJ. T. sun
asy s,hool, by consensus Of opinion OF
,ho.e present. was the BEST ever given
!, The school. Every part rendered
ne, pablic expectations. The church is
10 u congratulated and tho school
pral.Sl for the satisfactory, yea, pleas
Ia presentation Of lis program.
Tic Baptist school gave pleasing
literary and musical program 10 a
aoadrd house, sunday evening some
Il the song selections were very iinc
va wrrc veil rendered..
Tho msmbsrs of The Episcopal Sun.
lsg school urrn given y spiendld after.
son Al the rccIory, Saturday. by Rev.
Na,ers and wife. Mrs. w. &. Johnson
ssl o.hrr member, of 81 Panl. The
eke.,l hA. oniy beon organized iew
ssra. aad could no,, 10 so short time,
lss.ehi literary aud musical program,
b, ssriaiiy Iacy sPcn, mosl enioyabic
Afternoon.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
TIE Prsss a Hirror. :

Dr.. Lyman Ahioti. the distinguished
slrrry mAa, likcns ,hr prcss 10 = mirror,
aai aiicr ruumeraIing some Of the good
Saali,ics ~ 4 mirror, axis this peril.
sssl question;
10 yea shoaIl End mirror that hf
ssas pcs,ilrnlial Hi,chery exaggerated
stsry defy,., iu the face. twisted the
tass. distorted The noutn. emphasized
sfcry bl",rh un the skin. aud withsI
VA. - mAliriously cunning 10 not show
lsg nur'. gnpd points q. 10 eSaggcrai'
iag onu's fraiItlrs. would you buy that
usrruty
Add II sou should hnd a newspaper
eiscu to itRr misrepresentation nalic.
Ioa.ly Inclined 10 evil rather thai speak.
I6s urll Of Others would yon subscribe
liz sach newspaper. Such mirror
,hoald have no place 10 n gcn,ael lam
iy, and such n paper should have no
plars Ia = respectable home"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
The YOUTHS Companion.

In honor Of the 18th birthday OF The
Youths Companion the publishers have
issued handsome ''75 Birthday Sou
venir.n II contains q series OF striking
maps and suggestive facts, showing the
vast growth OF the nation and OF the
nations foremost family weekly sinre
the day 10 1927, which SAW the first
number OF the first volume of The Com
pauion come from the press.
In 1927 The Youths Companion be-
gan life with practically no subscribers.
In 1901 the subscription list contains
more than 545, 900 names, and the paper
enters that number Of homes weekly.
Ia 1927 IL consisted Of four pages OF
about 9xI2 inches ID size with 3 col
umns 10 a page.
In 1901 il has an average OF at least
- pages Of 1876 inches ia size with
four columns 10 q page.
In 1927 1t WIS principally made up of
selections of other publications. There
were no illustrations.
In 1901 il publishes more than 225
stories and articles 10y the most popular
writers Of fiction, eminent statesmen,
scientists, educators, travellers and es-
plorers. The text is embeliished With
over 500 illustrations-all by well.known
artists.
In 1927 boy brought the paper for a
weeks edition Of The Companion 10 u
bundle on n wheelbarrow.
In 1901 the paper for "a weeks edition
| is brought ou ii two-horse drays, ter
rolls OF paper on each dray, and each
roll weighing $50 lbs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
a 1000 DREDGING PLANT
70 DO Put in Operation Within Three
Miles of 8iGckfoof.

A dredging plant valued at $4,000,
,i,h a working capacity OF 1000 yards
~ day, Is To be put Ia operation within
three miles Of Biackfoot, ~ soon as the
msehlnery can be put together.
The machinery which Is OF the latest
Improved kind for such work, is a, the
.pdlng and Is 10 be put on the boat,
d feet long by "a wide, as rapidly as il
r.n be- handled.
Mr.. Schultz, representing Detroit
company, the interested party, has ex-
.mined the grounds thoroughly aud
sposs Of the work done by his machine
,od is confident of his success. He says:
The gold is there and his machine will
a,s il. aud he cannot fail.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
To Have Friends You
Must Be Friendly.

EDITOR News Your quotation OF
the scriptural text: "Brethren be OF
one mind, be at peace one with anoth-
Ell" and your editorial on--'1f you
should, > in the last issue of The NEWS,
we're so appropos and timely for the
Democrats Of all portions OF the State
that / cannot refrain from expressing
my hearty endorsement OF what you
said and writing you this letter to thank
you for the same.
The great trouble among Democrats
is-they are not OF one mind. they are
not at peace one with another. They
may agree on principles but they differ
personally among themselves. and too
many allow personal differences to de-
feat party principles. A house divided
against itself cannot stand: this was
true in the early days; il is true in these
latter days.
Bear aud forbear, or to make it plain
er, give and take is a good motto for
the members of any party. Personal
resentment is bad trait in any man
who places recruitment ahead of party
fealty. We all make mistakes aud
when we see and know them we should
repent OF them. Repentance is as neces-
sary to be pure in politics AS repentance
/ is TO be pure in christian life.
A reckoning day comes to all politi-
clans and newspaper men as to other
individuals and they must give an ac-
count Of their deeds and writings when
ever they come before the people for
Office or favors. OF all people the poll
ticaus and newspaper men seeking
favors should avoid offenses. AS you
said in your editorial: He who would
have friends must show himself friend
ly. And the converse statement: he
who keeps nagging away at friends or
foes will find himself without friends
is equally as true. 1t was SO in the be-
ginning, is now and ever will be.
A DEMOCRAT
Pocatello, Ida, April s. 1901.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

CEDAR POINT WATER co, OFFICE OF
" Company, isasalt, Bingham County. Ida.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of
trustees held March GOTH 1901. cash assess
ment OF sl.51 per share was levied on the capt
tai stock of the said company, payable IL
John =. Shelley. treasurer. on or before May
LIST. provided however 20 cents per share may
be paid in single hand labor, and si.2o per
share in team labor. if done at call OF Supt.
Any stock upon which this assessmen; re-
mains unpaid on May list, 1901, will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public auc.
ton, and unless payment is made before
enough OF each parcel of stock will be sold 10
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
cost of advertising and expense of sale.
CHARLES CREDIBLE,
Secretary Cedar Point Water Co.
/ . Basalt. Idaho. March %, 1901.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
Prominent Visitors.

nlscktunt was honorrd by party Of
ptominont visitors. between trains,
Monday morning.
81 tho number were Hon. a. J. Nc
Nab Of salmon City. State senator Har-
y Workman. Hon. Chas Myers, G. j..
Aor,htup, merchant. u. ). Howe OF the
Ar,eSian Hot 4 Cold Water Co, and Mr..
smelsel Of Boise.
These gentlemen were visiting Poca'
iello and could not give a 'go.by" to
The magnetic little town OF Blackfoot'
These visitors will always and our
gates Jar and our card OF welcome over
The duur ways.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice IL hereby given that the conartner.
ship heretofore existing between Helen F.Hull
and W. =. Woodruff. under the Brm name and
style OF Hui s Woodruff. and doing business
at Backfoot, bingham county. Idaho has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
An pcrsous having claims against the said
Arm OF Hull & Woodruff are requested To pre-
sent the same ut the residence OF Helen &.
Hail. Blacktoot. Idaho, for settlement.
Dated at Rlackfoot. Idaho. April sth, rOl'
HELgS f. HUH,
w. =. WoonRUff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
win Buy No More Horses or Mules
PRICE DsKINc POWDER CO.
CHICAGO.

The British government has given its
agents in the United States orders to
buy no more horses and mules for the
South African army. Boer agents
brought suit against our governmei t to
prevent shipping horses and mules to
South Africa.
The shipments to date amount to 3d.
$50 horses and mules, valued together
with the provender furnished at 49,
0O0, 900.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
n regularly called meeting OF the Directors
nj IN. peoplc's Canal and Irrigation Company,
held nj Bryan. March 9th, 1901. assessment No,
= of Al 90 per share was lawfully levied on the
sto,k Of the company Same win become due
and payablc TO me on or before April 18th,
,aot and any shares OF stock upon which
mis- assessment remain unpaid at said date
,,,,l hccnnc delnauent aud advertised and
sold according To law.
C.P. swENDsEN, Secretary.
Dated Dlackfoot, Idaho, March H. i@i'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10

The county board of commissioners
will give US side walks around the court
house grounds.
Perfect digestion is the only founda-
ton for perfect health. The food we eat
makes all the blood we have, which in
turn feeds every nerve, muscle and
tissue in the body. HERBINE quick
ems the appetite, aids, digestion, gives
tone and vigor to all the functions and
ensures good health. Price so cents at
Scott & Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10

Hull & Woodruff have sold their en-.
lire stock OF drugs aud sundrles and
leased their building known as The
Pioneer Drug Store to the Misses Scott
Of Blackfoot.
Hull & Woodruff will not sever their
connection with Biackfoot. They VIII
only give mp business cares for time
The Misses Scott will add TO their stock
aud will keep up for the people OF
Blacktoot aud surrounding country
lull and Hrst class drug store In It's
every department.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
A Citizens Meeting

a gentleman interested 10 building q
hne opera house for Blackfooi, desires
70 meet the citizens Of the town IN the
district court room at the court house.
saturday evening next at : o'clock
He has nunber OF plans aud spec'.
hcations and wishes an expression o.
what will best suit the peoples taste W
The matter. A large attendance Is re-
qucsted.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
IANeLINe NERVES.

Are YOU irri,ablep Do you sleep badly?
Is is hard to concentrate your thoughts.
Is YOUR appetite pocr9 DO you feel tired,
restless aud Respondent? Try Lichty' 5
Celery Nerve Company. 1t will do you
more GOOD than anything you have ever
tried. Sold by Scott & Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
FINE NAY RANCH FOR SALE.

a fine hay ranch, 100 acres, incloseo'
dwelling aud other buildings WAFER
right etc, for sale as bargain. a snap
'" sheep or cattle mon.
Apply TO or address, NEWS ounce.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-10
/ , 5000

people are killed every year in this
country by CONSUMPTION. The
fault is theirs, No one need have
consumption. 1t is not hereditary.
1t is brought on by neglect. You
have a slight cold and cough. You
do nothing to get rid of it.