davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-14
PIT.DORAS ROSADAS
del DR.. Williams.

No tienen rival en- todas las Intermediates or gi-
nadas de sangre vciada de postraci6n neryosa, do
las que emanan Ia mayoa de las dolencas que agen
al g6nero humane
Oigase la voz de un paciente. hoy curado, que
comprueba los anteriores asertos.
Mi nombre Bernabs Gutierrez
Ocampo Eshado Tamauipas Mexico
espaco padeciendo enfne
por complete
podfa apeto, perss-
estrenimieno sentia
ooraz6n cuerpo fin do de
que vida insoportable.
deli
para ensayaa nero no
caeiq m y an
el
de
'Cabaeros que Hernkndes
Juan Cntea Arturo Moreno pngo testgcu
Estos sanores juAcan placer puma dsa
(FTrrnado) BERuABr GuTrERREz
Sc venden solo en- paquetes iguales este. La
eubierta esta mpresa en- rojo sobre papel rosado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-14

pueden eyitarse obrando al instante. No Sc demOre
para manana. La nclinacion relegar para tempo
mas conveniente 10 que deberia hacerse hoy es el
escollo que han sucumbido miIlares de personas.
Cuanta enfermedad. sufrimiento pesadumbre
pueden atribuirse esta universal tendencia
AL primer sntoma de la enfermedad tomense
inediatamente las medidas mas acertadas para des-
arraigarla del sistema, en- lugar de permtirla que
eche rafces Procedendo de esta manera Sc ahorrar&
uno mucho sufrimiento y congoja. 81 fuese uno ya
victma de la enfermedad no hay para q:e enrcgarso
a la desesperacion aun cuandO Ell meGico que nos
asiste no haya podido curarnos. P6ngase 70 en- un
remedio que ha alcanzado mas curacionss que cual-
quer otro, las
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-04
The Mission

The mission is announced 10 open
on St Joseph day, March 10th, aud
will close on March 2G The exer
cises Of the mission will be conducted
by Very Rev j. y. Moran. o. r., the
superior OF the Dominican Fathers Of
Washington, d. c. assisted by the
pastor, Rev. J, +. Kunes, Rev Paul
DeGolvan of Ishpeming and Rev
r. Cavichi OF Vulcan for the French
AMI Italian speaking people and Rev
Francis Maciau Of Calumet for the
Polish and German speaking people
and otner cleTgymen of the neighbor.
hood. Father Kunes hopes that every
Catholic Father and worker in the
parish will endeayor 70 attend the
exercises and have their families at
tend also Ii il the duty Of all Catho-
lies TO assist their pastors at all times
and IL is very important that the
Catholic people should notify the mis-
sionaries Of amy careless Catholics in
their neighborhood The City can do
a splendid work in assisting the
Fathers TO locate non practical Catho.
lies and they are in duty bound to do
80. Attend the mission regularly,
it may he the last with many and
make it thoroughly Every evening
there will he Lecture and Benedic.
tion at 30 p. m. and Mass ut 90
0 clock a. IN. at aud x and solemn
High Mass with Deacon and Sub
Deacon aud sermon at $3.50. There
will hs "a special mission for the Child
rem on Sunday Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons at 2s3O .. m
All cordially invited To attend
j. T. Kunes. Pastor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-04

Tia the presence Of throng Of friends
who crowded the spacious house Of
Capt aud Mrs Ruzzo. last Saturday
evening February 18th. their daugh
ter. Anna, WAS united IN marriage
with Mr. John Fender of this city
Both these young people ara well
aud favorably known In this vicinity
and all unite in wishing them bon
voyage. The home was deliberately
decorated. the chief feature being the
arch with bells IN the south east
corner of the parlor under which the
happy couple stood.
The music was in charge of Prof
Snavely Of Ironwood. who beautifully
rendered the Lohengrin March before
and during the ceremony, and Men.
dellsohns Wedding March afterward
during the congratulations.
The full ring service Of the Metho.
dist Church was performed by Rev.
Flank l.. Osborne Misses Nora and
Maggie sisters of the bride acted as
bridesmaids while Harry Olds and
James kits were the best men Eta
Layers 1f Wakefield niece Of the groom
carried the ring. A delightful sup
per was served and many handsome
presents were bestowed Bessemer
Free Press
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-04

The party given By the Masons al
their hall last Wednesday evening was
the pleasantest affair Of the Kind that
the city has seen this winter It Is
understood that the intention is to
give series Of parties this spring
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ
f. Church will meet al Mrs Phil
Shaw next Tuesday at 80, = m
Martin Rogan was a visitor at Flor
ence last Thursday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-04
AMASA NEWS.

The school house came very nearly
going up in smoke week ago. Fire
was communicated 10 the building
from a chimney and before the blaze
was discovered il mad gained good
Roadway Dave Leonard saw il and
turned in the alarm The tremen
responded in double quick, VIM Uren
getting out the hose cart alone la re-
markably quick time There WAS a
little delay in getting the water but
when IL did come there was plenty Of
il and good pressure. The blaze was
qnenched in quick order
The principal feature in the social
line this winter is series Of card
parties The young people Of the
village take turns at entertaining
Last week Misses Mollie and Gertie
Gibson and Carrie Extrum entertsin-
ed Last night Albert George and
Herbert Edwards did the honors The
parties are held at the town hall
Captain J S Buddle. who has been
assisting Captain Edwards a. the
Michigan during the winter was re-
Gently appointed TO take charge Of the
Mansfield and loft for that place last
Tuesday His family il still here
but will go to Mansfield soon.
II will bring rich, red blood firm
flesh and muscle. That's what Hollis
ters Rocky Mountain Tea viii DO.
TAKEN this month, keeps You we'll All
summer 80 cents, Tea pr Tablets
H. r. Christensen Amas4.
Tho township honrl held meeting
during the week and settled nv. vl
lage marshal business by appointing
Dave Iannuru 90 the position Mr
Leonard Gtkt thv paca 40 El.a
A.eyr
unique
aa.Gu
4.a
a
Ic
SUMMER Hopaia ehis eiotk iu te
NF
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-04
Council Proceedings.

Crystal Falls Mich Feb "a 1905.
An adjourned regular meeting Of the
city council was held on the above
date
Members all present except Louis
Meisler.
Minutes OF previous meeting was
read and approved as read.
Moved 10y Frank Scadden seconded
by j. :. Jacka that the Clerk be in
structed 70 draw duplicate order for
SO 90 in lieu Of order No. 30l5 dated
January 18th, 1905. Said order hay
ing been destroyed through accident,
Motion carried.
Moved by nan Dawson, seconded
by Frank Scadden that the Mayor
appoint committee Of two with him.
self with full authority 10 act in the
matter Of efecting a reorganization
Of the tire department Yeas
Thomas Peug'pse J s. Jacka J. "A.
Johnson, Dan Dawson and Frank
Scadden Noes None Motion carried
The mayor appointed as such com
mittcc. Dan Dawson and Thumas pen.
slRse
Moved by Franz Scaldrl -ecoudcd
hy Dan pVH9u tHat tlo Surl be
nutl r -lhsCtata an ipca wra
valve anil .lhw at tH raUtl ,talt4u
from ae a
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-04

The next regular examination for
teachers Of Iron comfy will be held in
the court house at Crystal Falls, be-
ginning Thursdy, March 9th Tx
animation in reading will be based
upon "Silas Mariner 10y Eliot
John + Mason
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

Sur Snbiana: Resen unb fdIter beute
Na6t Sreitas, I'M aasemeinen i9pn uno
piel tdlter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
Stao!neuisfsitsu.

Der Stabtratb tpirb, hsute
absno cine S2s3ial.g sriammluns ab.
balten. Cine oiesbs3igli9e ginlaouns
tuurbe seftern bonn Wapor erlaHen.
Cine ei6usrbs aesert bic
3ige, tpslde bic giisnbabnfreu3uns Der
@naliib Mbe. blodiren uno baburd Den
Strabsnbabn : Sienf bseintrd9tigen,
tuurbe Dor bsr Siaerbsits- gsb6rDs ein-
gereiat.
8. SinsIep, Elm fiuf3ebnidb.
ri9er Sunqs, ben mar ttir3li9 in elmer
Birtbi9aft aufano, tuurbs seffern
bonn SuseHbridtsr Stubs nit nsr-
bdnstsr Gtrafs sntlafen, na9bsm fi9
bic dItere Sawefer oss iunasn BUR.
f4sn 10 srnfli4 fur Jpn bsrwanbt
bate.
gtnerleue Sarte boG Wa-
rion @ountp, tpel9e bonn 3eidnsr
Sbomas %. palmer anssfsrtist, muroe
bon ben @ountp : @ommikdren ent=
gsgengenommen. Mas @iisnbabnen unb
elettrii9e Babnen fino auf Der aarts
ber3ei9net, uuo aud Die Staot Sn.
-
b~ianapolis III bolfdnoig a~usaeffbrt.
indianapolis, tpie aus Der 2arte ers
fdtli9 III, erftredt f4 ieBt In orei
Sownibips genter, Wapne uno
Warren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
|. S.AlRES eco,
Sas @infaufs=G entrum ser Sta6t.

= Cine gebetmniBpoGI
@ngelegenbeit bei9dftigt arssnblidli9
Die parifer Poliaei. pafanten Der
Hue San : 2uHac fparsn bieier Sage
ni4t penig iiberraf9t, als lie binter
benz Sitter zines f%leinen, na9 Der
StraBe 3u l~iegenben 2uftlp&ss zines
9aufes bas Ssii9t zines Wannes err
blidten, Der flebentli9 bat, Jpn AZ be-
freien. Die meiften Spa5iersGnser
~slaubten, elm Spabpogef pole lie
neden, unb eilten, unbetiimmert Inn
bic Seuf5er unb 9lagen bes @inaez
f9loFenen, peiter. gnbli9 ma6ten
elm paar 9erren ppr benz Sitter Salt
unb e~rtunbisten ii9 na9 ben nd6eren
l~1mitGnben. Odrauf ipurbe i6nen nit
peinerli6er Stimme bic Mntfpprt auz
tbeil: sd bin felt elmer WoGe bier
eingef6lpfen, Obne @fien unb Srtnz
fen. 6dben Sic grbarmett NIT mir
unb beranIahen Sic meine 8efrtiz
ung." Mun benu9ri6tigte fpfort bic
Poli5ei, unb elm YoliSei : GommiFar
begdb fi9 nit me6reren S9ublsuten
an Srt unb Stelle. Der Ginsef9loi.
fere, Der Dor !6unger 10 i9tpa9 mar.
odB er fofort in elm 8%ranfenbaus &c.
bra9t perben mubte, er5Gblte ben
gedmten, baB fem Gbef, Elm parfime.
r.sbGnbler, i'm eingefdlpHen babe.
neil er gldu6te, bag er nit .ieiner Srau
rnlautere Se5iehunaen unterbdlte.
Der IngeI9ulOigte 6ehauptete, bab e
BON Der gan5en Sadie ni4ts piis.
Of Sebler Wfds
lerin: ySie IbenOlenOI6dft mill gar
niGt Die ri6tige Sdr6ung friesenll"
&3hin: rSa gebt's S9nen pie mir,
mein @an8braten friegt's ou9 riGt!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

2ocaIsD etterbert6t
Resen uno fdlter beute Ra4t; Sreitas,
SdSn uno piel fGlter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
Neser im S@mmlitatem.
gorsefun6ene Saaen itammen aus einen
Ginbru6e.

Die 9stectips @erber uno Srimpe
berbafteten geftern Seize Batter. einen
Neger. Der i9 nit eirsm Sdisbeiien
berumf9Ieppte. Mls man in Der Stas
ton feline Sai9sn biftirte, ersab ss
f6. oaB Batsr sinsn pfanof4sin Sci
fi9 tatte. unb cine tueitere Ha4for=
f9ung bra9te gu Gage, bob auf ben
pfanbideiH elm tbeurer Rod in einem
2sibbauie an Der Snoiana.M bsnue Der.
fest mar. Der Sod ertuies R9 ais elm
3beil Der 9odseitstlsibsr, tpslde Sugb
3. 6auna S-. erft fir3Ii&. gelessntli9
zines ginbru9ss gsifoblsH rpurbsn.
@eitere uuteriu&ungen bra&ten bann
Con Gregory. eleiafals elm Heaer. ben
@ebetmpoli3ifsn in bic 9dnoe, uno es
srsab Hd. BOB er fosar Sofe uno
Wefs, tpsl9e aus benz ginbru@s ber=
ftammer. an bate.
90 fsblt iebt nur nod Elm Rod, mel.
DER 70 melt nod ni&t gefunoen uurbe.
unb oiefer Rod wiro sinem orittet
i9par3en Gentleman oanrl siniges
aopf3erbrt&en beruria&en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
.apeten Derfauf In
fleimen Yartten.

Refine sr0bere bargains uurben lie in
Sapeten pfferirt ais Sic am Sreitas IN
bieiem beiddftisten Department finSen.
Nle tIeine Sartien unb ansebrc9ene Cons
bi~nationen, wurSen in pier gbtbeilunsen
eineereibt unb msrben ale obne 8idii8t res
ipirfIi9sn @ertbes D%erfauft.
9artie L. 9lqe uniere 5peifarbisen Gffefs
ten, 1ape fries, OupIsr unb bebrudte Sns
grains, psrtb 4Oc bic Stole, TIL ....... 22c
9artie III. @ne uniere gIumen, Strei'
fen, meta aiiirte, seprebte unb Tapeftrie
Tapeten, ipertb 25e bic 3oue, muir. -. 15c
9artie III. 9Qe uniere eefirnifte GoIS
unb GmboFeb Sapeten, Slumen nnb Strei'
fen, nertb 15c bic &oae, .......... Sc
Yartie w. IL @liinmer, iHfparae UNI
ipeiBe bIant 7apeten, nit 9 ober 18'Spaiseu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
8ebOroe OHeatli9sr Werte.


Nngebote p urben entge
gen9en o men:
SIR 9iessJabrpss, @smentsS siten'
mcgee unolRinnfeine on Der Nsburp.
StraBe. auiiden Cottage albs. uni
Minneiota Ctr. 9snrp Maas. $1.66
Marion gaIowsn, $1.65; s. 9. gnr'
ter, $1.51, @emsnt= &innfsin.
STR 2ies.5abrues. gadfein. &in'
men unb &~innfeine on Der Semple'
Gpenue, bon Der 10. biz Is. StraBs
Wm. 8. Saa, $2.55.
Oie erfen gini4 B un.
gen uuroen 9eneb m | q t:
SIR gadfsin. @innen. @innfeine.
2ies-6abrpsg unb @smsnt.S eitenmess
on Der 34.s etrnBe, Swii9en 9Ortb'
weffern Nps. unb Clifton Ctr.
STR @ement : Seitenpege on be,
Summit Str, bon Der Nefp Oorf- BIZ
our 0ermont Str.
SIR Die 3dumung Der 10. 6traBe,
3miiGenIW eribian Ctr. uttb Der erfter
Mlsp 6fIid.
SIR 9iss=Gabrtpsg, Badfsin. Rim
men, @ement.S eitenpe9s unb @urbe ar
Der 26. Str. 3mii6sn Der 0ortb'
mefern Nuenue unb Der erfsn Masi
6fflid BON Der Burton Ctr.
petttiionen b urbenei n,
gerei9t:
SIR @ement : Geitentpeae on be,
price Nuenue bon Der Soutbsafsrr
Mpenue Bis our gneliib Mbe.
gnbghIti9 bef4Ioffen
10 ur6e:
Die &dumung Der 10. Str. 3pif6er
Merioian Str. uno Der erfsn Nael
bftli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
Mn8 ben Geri9tem.
8nnoesgeri9t.

Bon Waper. Saener, OHner & 60.
u. u. BON Cincinnati, Ohio. uuros
elm @siua einssrei&t, ben Sames &.
gloe bon 8bornton, Snb., 8anterott
gu ertldren.
Neme &lagen.
OrbiIs 6uboleton rsi9te gessn bic
3ennicott Softsnsr @ater SO. cine
S@abeneriaBtlage FIR $25. 900 Elm,
bic 8etlagten berantwOrtli9 balteno
fir BEN 0erIuff zines Nuges.
Die occidental Sabins unb 2Oan
aHn. tlast sesen SObn s. Broplss
II. u. usaeu Ni&t3abluns bon ibnen
ansebli9 sufOmmsnben 50.
Bon Wrisbt &. Sepertp II. u. iu&en
Samuel g. unb Clarence ". &bobes
$25 3u erlan9ep fur angebIi4 gsliefsrte
Waterialien.
Weil emma @unniion u. u. nn9sb=
lid pibsrre9tlid 200 Gamenbiite unb
anbere Sa9en 3uriidgebalteu, bsrlangt
Sobn Or. Stem 5000 Sdaoenerias.
Mnna Gletder wini9t bon ibrsm
@atten @eOrge ssiGieOsn gu fsin, neil
oerielbe iie ansebli4 brutal bsbanbsIt
bat; slsi6Hitig tuiiniat fs pisSsr iSrsr
Namen Nnna pertins au fibrsu.
Weil ibr @atte Wiaiam anoebIi9
unpertrdgli8en @baratters if, iuat
Nlies Sole I'm s9siouns unb 3abluns
bon $1,000 alimente nod.
Hriminalgeri9t.
Grant @rauberpitd betannte fi9 bes
MngriHs iauloig uno wuroe su 60
8aesn Mrbsitsbaus bsrurtbsilt.
Der oes Nnsrifs ansstIa9te s.
Wartin 9olopte uurbe nidt iaulbig
befunben.
Sobn Bell. Der bes anariffs i9ulois
gsfunosn puros, erbielt 90 Sage Mr=
beitsbaus 3ugeipru9an; 6lorenee Bel
oassgen, untsr elsiasr antlaee itebeno,
cling ftrafrei aus.
Snperiorgeriht.
Dor Ridtsr Samss M. 2eatbsrs
tpuroen bic @erbanolun9en in Der
S6ulotlage Grant SifiOn ge9en bic
8a1ett 8rain 60. 9sifsrn fortgsisbt.
Die 8erbanolunsen in Der S9aoens
~eriabtlnss bon geifie 2ewis gegsn Die
Snbianapolis Sraction u. Terminal
SO. puroen sefisrn Dor &i9tsr SObn
6. WcNafer bsenoist unb ipra9en Die
@sidporenst Der 2ldgsrin $3.50 3u.
Sor Spe3ialri9ter s. prit6arb i'm
3reisssri&t ~beaannen seitern bic 8er'
banolunsen In Der 2lase Marp u.
@Onneap segen Sobn W. 2oier. weaen
anssblid borsstrsdter $3.50, bic 2ld'
germ aurtidsuerlanaen mini9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

@barIes u. &obinion aus
Greenfield tuurbs gum eroben Sunior
Sagamore Der Snoiana &otbmdnntr
ermdbIt. Der Wabl NOR Elm erobss
Sntsrefe entgeaenaebra&t unb bic
Dabli&la&t wuroe i&arf ausse.
fo9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
Qvres Bulletin -
38=56a. &leiberitpffe 800

Sums @eiling, SaIfmirS unb ILba>
trof, aarte 8oae, beIiebt fir 9leiber
ODER ieparate 8luien, in allen
setuini4ten S&%attirunsen, ionic in
i&pars nnb peib. Ser sspObnIiae
Yreis lit soc Die Yara mOrsen bier
~ ......3 0c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

N%erIaust-ein Mdb6em fur ah4enarbeif. Ra9'
~ sufrassn bsim DsruaIter i'm Seutf1sn 9aus'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

GebDren:
Robert uno aooia Siqicn, Wdo=
den. - Sol. uno Seua grouen,
Qnabe. - SEQ. uno Mnna Hoienz
garten, 9nabe. - Sobn uno Carrie
Deter, 2nabe. - g.. &. uno gfela
@opoe, Wdo1en. = Mnton unb 8oloie
Genius, 9nabe. - @arl uno 2enora
plpmate, Wdoaen. - 6. &. uno aoa
ecrees, Mdb6en. - gl6ert uno Sa'
rab W9itrit. Wdb9sn.
Getraut:
SEQ. Barton = pearl Sa3elrigg.
On. Gbr aham = Bertha Toab.
Oliper Soronn = Grace 9upan.
Sobn ennis - Marp Wrigbt.
Grant Wc@aslin - Marp peteriOn.
Gem Gooroes - Mlta Minnid.
gli Bennett - Splbia partlaw.
@bas. Sauis = Jlora SDbnfon.
6p. RoB - Wable MortDn.
SEQ. Mc4ap = &ubp Woore.
gornelio Quens - 6slen Galting.
Dennis Brennan = Satbrpn Mc-
9uire.
9has. McSrioe - gmma Weilano.
gotparb Griffith - &ubp Silton.
Berlin Sud = 2ouiie Spann.
@eforben:
Yafe CART, l, SAG No,o Qaura. -
TeQie Gpnn, 40, Staot. = Smuggling
@ri9bt, =, 1916 2epis. = Nnna
@lart, SO, Srrsn.S Oipital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

NJ er Ionat Gin outer 1prter in Der Columbia
~ Sale, sol sab HeIatpare etra6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

50. Z. Btptbe
Seetipns.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

Die &dumuns Der 10. Ctr. apif6en
Msrioian Str. unb Der srfsn Aasp
6ili9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
@isse- @rab.
o. { :

GebDreI:
2obert uno Mooia SiQicn, WGt
ben. - Sol. unb 2sua Srouer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
@etterberi@
SO afbinsto n, 10. O!tbr.

5ar "a stnnssn snSenS = usr worssns. 30. o,tObsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
&esemi&irme, smsi Sps3ialitdte

i. S9ul<S 4irme fur Sinber /; %
ODER "a 3oa GsiteG, llsbersus bon
gutter e@tidmar3er Serse. Gin resus
ldrer SOC Sdirm, morsen i'm Bale
Mdnner< Sdirme, % 3ou gefel
Gnsliib Swiaeb Serge, nisbIide atrial,
tioe Srihe. @esulare 9Oc unb ST.. 90
8ertbe Sonneritas Csc
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-12-22

The Southern Idaho Mail, in it's issu,
of the Goth. inst. gives the Idaho Re
publican credit for having faced very
difficult task in establishing third
newspaper in Blackfoot, when tive
other FIRST class papers had practic
ally all of the reading public on their
subscription books. He gives much oil
the credit to the Mexican hat, and
speaks of the editor as being small.
souled and pig-headed, from which we
infer that when Willie was casting
about for an adjective, he peeped into
a mirror and got an inspiration. He
speaks of the Republican as a rag, and
the matter contained in it as rotten
mud, and says we didn't play fair when
we asked him two weeks ago to- come
out and state just how many subscrib-
ers he has. He is especially angered
because we asked that question just
when he was going 1000 miles away.
Why bless you Willie if we had known
you were going away, we wouldn't
have done so wrong till you got back,
and now that you are back, we ask you
again, "Do you print 4sl copies?" You
forgot to say.
He says his subscription list is open
to inspection by advertisers, but no.
body has ever been shown the list
without also being shown his old lists
of years ago which are not used now.
The Republican list is we'll paid up,
and none are SO farm arrears as to be
ashamed of their standing, so that it is
a source of satisfaction to people TO
have the list examined.
Willie heads his article, "Hot shots
from the Nails cannon, so people may
know it is hot, and farther down he
puts in sub head showing just where
itgets hot, so people would know.
Whenever Willie faces the original
question and furnishes an affidavit as
to his circulation we have more matter
which will interest him.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-12-22

Piece silks at cost at Biethans. 25-2
To day is the shortest day in the year.
w. D. Trego has some mich cows for
sale.
Criswell e. Hill have fine stock of
poultry and fresh meats. 24tf.
The Biggest little thing in town is
Tupper's One Cent counter. 21-6
T. R. Jones made loan and wrote
some insurance in Pocatello last week.,
Dan Cutting has built walk on the
north side of his property from Main to
Taylor streets.
Plenty Of money to loan on easy terms
at 8 per cent. Enquire of Barnhart,
Stone & Parkinson. 23tf.
G. P, Lavalle of Custer died recently.
He was quite old and met with an ac-
cident in the saw mill from which he
did not recover.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-12-22
EStray Notice.

l have in my possession, in pursuance
of the Estray Laws of the State of Idaho,
the following described animal to-wit:
One red yearling heifer branded HID
on right ribs; square crop off right ear,
swallow fork and under bit on left ear
Also one black yearling heifer branded
gH on left ribs, square crop and up
per and underbit in right ear and square
crop off left ear.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Goth day of January, A. D. 1905, at 200
p. m. OF said day, will sell said animals
at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cost, said sale to take place at my
residence at Riverside, Idaho.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
December, 1905. R. NoRwooD,
25-4. Constable Riverside Precinct.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-12-22
Scenery is Installed.

The scenery for the Armory Opera
House has arrived and is nearly all in
place 1t will more than meet the ex-
pectations of the public. The main
drop is scene of an army camp, with
a beautiful background of noun tai MS.
All the scenery works on guide wires,
which carries it into the scenery
shute above the stage. Any company
carrying special scenery can easily
find Accommodations for it on the large
stage, which will accommodate a large
troup. The mananagers of the COM
pany are to be commended for the
careful selection of an artistic set of
designs. The scenery was painted by
Sassman & Lands, Chicago.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-12-22
The Idaho Republican
BYRD TREGo. EDITOR.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
$500 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
$3.50 PER YEAR ON ACCOUNT.

We want to say to the forty or fifty
dozen boys and girls who have been COM
ing to the Republican Office for scraps
of colored paper to use in making decor
atoms, that we are entirely out, but that
we will save lot for them next year If
they will be sure to close the door when
they 60 in or out.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-12-22
Additional Local.
Judge Stevens has gone to Boise.

Judge Stevens has gone to Boise.
Club dance tonight at the Armory.
Miss Grace Smith will 60 to Salt Lake
for Christmas.
Jasmes Hunter and wife are back from
a week at Hese Hot Springs.
A. T. Ryan secured the release of Mrs.
Lizzie Weeks, who was in Jail charged
which desertion.
Miss Andeson, Miss Lemon, Miss
Madge Smith and Prof. johnson will
attend the State Theachers' Association
at noise next week.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-12-22

On January 18th the governors of
western states, and representative bust
ness men will meet at Salt Lake to hear
plans suggested by the Salt Lake Com
mercial Club for diverting tourist travel
from the eastern states to the west which
has been going to Europe. We wonder
If the Blackfoot Commercial Club will
have a representative there.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-12-22
WANT ADS

FOR SALE:-A good team. Enquire
Of w. B. Citizens. tt.