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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-18
FLORIDA.


The confederate veterans will have a
picnic at Lake City, Jan p.
w. Fl. Northrup has rendered his resigna-
ton as city marshal Of Tavares, to take
effect as soon Is bis successor is appointed
and qualified.
A British ship, the Niebold, has been
Lying on and off" from Jupiter. She is
supposed TO be the ship laying the Nassau
Jupiter cable, although that vessel was not
expected until Jan. 70.
Gen. L. Bingham, a prominent attorney
of Washington, with a party of friends
will charter a sailing vessel or tug and take
a cruise of several weeks duration along the
gulf coast Of Florida, extending the trip TO
Key West.
The snow will not detrimentally effect the
early paintings, say farmers who were In
Pensacola Friday. On the contrary, they
say it had beneficial effect, as it in q great
measure protected the ground from the frost
which followed.
a yacht race on Indian river will take
place at Rock Ledge this week, in which all
Indian river boats from II to 80 feet in
length may enter. A purse of 800 will be
presented the winning boat by A. s. Lee
proprietor of Hotel Indian River
Bill Gaulding got into the gun shop Of
-
night last and took therefrom a Winchester
rifle. He then went to a merchant to buy
cartridges, but was pursued by Sheriff
Bethea and shot in the shoulder, receiving
a slight flesh wound. He was captured and
put in jail.
A band Of bad negroes have made them
selves obnoxious at Jupiter, engaging ia
frequent rows of late and last Sunday a cut
ting scrape came near killing a young fell
low who was drunk at the time. A severe
cut across his body needed immediate at
tention and he was taken down to DR.. Pot
ter as speedily as possible.
Fl. d. Kirkover. Jr., of New York, while
out on a hunt near Barlow last week with
c. g. Memminger and William l.. Brown,
accidentally shot himself with a 3S-caliber
pistol. MIR. Kirkover was riding horseback
and shot at a mark. The horse became
frightened, and, In his attempt to stop the
horse he pulled the trigger with the above
result. The ball entered about ten inches
above the knee-cap.
Much amusement was caused on the
streets of Pensacola, Friday afternoon, by
the parade of a youthful local colored negro
minstrel organization which gave per-
formance at night. The parade consisted Of
six persons headed by a drum major and
followed by kettle drum artist, who beat
time for the procession. At every crossing
the young artists were met with shower Of
snow balls that must have made their march
exceeding disagreeable.
On the evening of Jan. 8, in the heavy
wind that was prevailing, Messrs. Bemis
and Stubs were sailing down the LoAtsa-
hatchee from their homesteads to Jupiter.
their boat was capsized and they we're about
three hours In the water, at last being res
cued by Ed Miller, who happened to be in
the vicinity. Mr.. Bemis was very nearly
exhausted, suffering from asthma at the
time, and short while longer thus exposed
would undoubtedly have proved fatal.
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the art Of artists the most skfuI lithog-
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It also has the advantage OF being part a well
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derrick floor and was picked up and carried
out. and, then into the house. l learned
that instead of being up in the air for sew
eral hours, as had supposed, was up less
than q minute
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FOR DARIEN, BRUNSWICK

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and Saturdays P. N leave Darien Wednesdays
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ton apply to W. T. GIBSON, Manager, Ethel's
Wharf.
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FOR CON sTIPArIoN

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
DR.. J. R. Fortson, Kiowa, 1. T., says:
az have tried it for constipation with sue
cess, and think it worthy Thorough trial
by the profession. n-Ad.
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BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL. S. c.

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viii leave every Tuesday and Thursday at II
o'clock A. NJ, returning every Wednesday and
Friday. No freight received after 10:80 A. H. on
sailing days. VIII touch at Button on Tues
day and Friday.
Special trips to Button every Sunday at 10
A. N, returning leave Button at 8 A. NJ Mon
day.
For further information, apply to
G. H. MEDLOCK, Agent. katie's wharf.
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Success is the Reward of Merit.
Sternberg's reputation
For fine jewelry
Is fully sustained
By experience.
Stegnberg's prices are
Never exorbitant.-Ad.
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NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
Tuesday, Thu sday and Saturday.
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l. city Time at Charleston, 10Th meridian
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
IN TWO HEMlsPHERes.

Tux average length Of life is consid.
crably long in England than in France
IN the province II Silesin, Germany,
there are II present twenty pedigree
herds Of red cattle, consisting Of 1910
head.
THE natives Of the West Indies drink
rum aud gin. which they can purchase
for QUO cent a glass, the glasses being
about as large rs wine goblet.
The frat German court OF justice has
helh . session in lleligoland. The cal
cndar was a blank. The clerk regis.
tered thc fact that the court met and
adjourned and AL was over.
TuEiR have been eight national fam.
ines in Ru,sin during the present cen
tuiy. IN 1901, ls0s, 1911, 1872, lC33, 1910.
1900 and 1871. Ia addition 10 these, there
have been several provincial famincs,
which are rs severe, II not as extensive,
~ those which affect the whole popula-
ton
TIM board 81 health Of the City OF
Mexico IT their recent meeting passed a
resolution, la which il was stated that
..it 4 desirable that convention be-
tween Tie United States and Mexico bc
arranged for the reciprocal protection
81 both couu,ric6 against contagious or
infectious disea6cs ~ men and animals -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
ONE HUNDRED u5An3 AZ ).
Work Performed W wa,n"a During IN,
I'"htcsnth 4. It. ~.

t'nrh'd ~ NH.n"1 During llte
L'-htcsilth 4. II. rs.
The scarcity Of domestic lies nj N,
'inclph exhibition leA H. ;, VII, srs
nader the impression tina lecsllcwor,.
Ike all mn"lal occupation. was muc1
neglected 10y Tho IL lies OF t.Iq Georgian
era.
Happily this imputation Is clearly re.
tutel ~ Sweet C)wp3r, witty Or.
johnson, AMI humoriat Addison. who
all aTi'ced IA their praises Of the nee, lie.
50 Inspired were tAcy By the ast7un ling
quantity Of every Lad Of work executed
10y their a.lg iat aces.
Who 10 MT familiar, too, with the ca
Pa.ious work bags OF our vraat-prand-
mothers, as wen as vita t!cir quaint
aa!nlhcrS and pist.scs cIa .r9i..a -cd t., a
lat style, which contrast Greatly VITA
tIe raised and complicated pr luctiozs
of the needle duriig the rel N Of the
'tnarts? The ezaaple OF wgiaen's ac-
iirity came, Us usual, from high quar-
t,rs.
We read VITA no little amazcmcnt 4.
tie prodi cons number OF tapes,-y
chairs wor ed by the Electrass SOPHIA.
mother of Gcor-e l., who left tokens OF
Ter E.mhle III era 10 paleces, converts
2ad churches all over the country,
- iea ail not prevent this gifted
princess fro,a learning I've languages.
besides bciog rcnowutl "a d clever
0~,.i and GARDENER US well as a pro
ton9 PA lcr.
Erli line "aea princess et'Tascs, 1898,
'''t ..e.tei hers2lf in the ailSworraR kept
IA t..e m tDerry glrdcn TT Chelsea and
va forever knitting. Later on Queen
ta@r.l tie. foad hers Hef lsaitt:nr ?. knot
aaI r.5yaa wDr.;. ,aiowcd her spe-
tatrva, Ia ncedlcworlt by catal,-
Us .1s school ior the daughters OF
81 maa and dce:ecd tradcsmcn,
where a..i embroidery was taught as q
VroiSa ion.
lhe pn. Aaworlscd for their patroness
q i::a .4esEt fe1-c3ycr ia lilac satin,
isaN.a3 exhibited for lJag time AZ
tap court, and another for Lord
34rl. ~ cray silk. embroidered
".ffc rll "oll spots. II is also
,a+Hn tA~t II The court 81 GEORGE
y ills.,fs even IN leisure hours was
70 .at,A
l.e =rr toll tAat vhca NJ Windsor
.ls, crtrg Il yiar the evening
'S, t#c eas taair visitors
III "a Hera an .asy either
A4Iene,i, tcdia d .;ao;;.ag. Queen
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
WITH WIT AND SAGE.

I.rr discussion always come from
others, reconciliation from yourself -
ScLsca.
4 crGoNa. is like three schoolgirls
walking ahNast--it DOESN'T turn out
for anything
Tli- aau 9,ith the most faults gricvcs
az III, uSigisisor. one liitls ahortcoming
kaub Horn.
YuI ON trade your reputation for q
dollar, hu' you can never trade back :
Atrhi.nu .l3te.
COaTTAIT - tho ordinary rules Of
nature. .'ir.ilcd" children are always
''irvsN. I" lIaTlcr'a l.azar
wHAT pubiir afT,,irs need in this
country ]. confidence, and woman Is
the rouac. nee ~ the rasc -Gcorgc
William turtiN
II Is claimed that animals have no
Inru,ory. but i.nw else can you explain
Why the ,log Who has 'i.ccn there"
never tai..s tia second dcgryc ct hor.
nj nest.
Was The Short young man wants 70
kiss the u wotusn she mr., mot have
70 sto.pp {, gnnqucr. hut II bic likes hiui
40 IS apt :" .lpp 20 concur soncr,
willie journal
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
JOLLY JoKuLcrs.

Par. ra,, sou should never hit 9
man Nh,u he !, DOWN" "liegorr
what Ill work 81 hard % Gct hii
'l"w u + d" I!uraudo l1uel.saw,
"EobEF has adopted ~ ilaa Z
III l"s .s.i the girls avfGlly j@'l
what ttatn' "Why SHE las
~! her ca ,9-emcnt ring - lat
'nrr, AMI aa.l them mad iata ac#
for her ,mY. ilarper's liIs..r.
ANAIN GCt-r Hrs Einso--"E.'
nru yon .ang e. wear ~ the t"-i
tonight NY dcar7" Lingo tfrant
from ;hc drptls ~ bis WARDROBE
Fvol pre-. III Indications ! shall E1Ia
gills 't#t ui pair u rubbcr boots. -
CLfi "ad lurni.hcr.
lie "Nhat an intelligent animal
II dog :. So rJnto now. How Thought
ful il in,lt. ~ lac gazca tat nv face
Nhut 4, y,u -ipPo.c he H. thinl,ingof
NchI y don't know, 'crhUrs hc j
thinking II hc uas man b wouldn't hc
such , fp3l y, to keep dog - Boston
Transcript
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
noTeo ron VARIOUS THING.

j. W H,II- Who developed the Con.
eord gral., ueHrly L.'~ years ago. is
,Lil iisii.. n,nr Concord
Carr ,unp. - rnughlSecpsic, and
h,N taGr tl,, ar sous have rcscuca
over v',c uudr,d + nns from drown
,ag ia tl- iiua on aver
NlN.ctl4-, tIAIA. CAilian, IS one
v tho ai,i-sy r.nnrrs on rt,ord lie &,
.+cr "oe .Hrdfvd ycarr old and Is con
,..t ~. a. 80 10 tle California state
ggs4n.
!.I.ts ou,aE. - fru. Hooded Indian
n 5, Ga . tsilr haa t.'cn sGu..t 4
D. ar-r' b. tlr fadyralcstr' - unA.
=. - ,hg,s n. lle nut Inaian ,sg.
tsi,,,,, IL. sac prlc'irc ID law in Ne
i.-askn.
n la . T7.ou,as Laws. thc negro who
ten ~. .a-,y,s-e from Mis- Bclccca
Wright ,nGtu. sheridan which irirar
-, rid.il - utiaci, 'br confederate II
Minchr ! r. has lscn found lie lives
iu Philadelphia.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
WI me III HID IT.
'aa tie Tiok ear. Ills None
.g...l j. ga a.

IAN tie Tsok car. Ills Money
.oU.d T. y" GA Il.
~: b sarl % I'll where eccentric
Pcop.e @Liulthila money" said de-
festive the ot'rr day. Il was once
a,..t ir u iaa tie money q man who
h- a.ed su&!raly and left no visible
teaec e ii, wealth The family had
ale careful, Gyatem4tic search be-
.lrl arrived ! learned that he was
not .aiserlr AID inferred that hc had not
used any ~ those complicated methods
% oIc,ai;leat w.ish are one Of the
tlsscr.s cairf clar&ct 'ri,tics.
II faaai thAt his hualarss took him
r. llc9tiy from home. and that lie had
a,ly besY sailor. asked what
hHi liz slept ia, AMI they said
svrtit h3ust, a,4-.ig TIT tAuy
. c"a,ainrl every place In which he
4 vcr l.lswn to be. asked about
sl2t In, aud il.is;cd upon seeing
Sa'a' naa brought his garments in
last, and very shabby lao',ing they
re. went over t3cm without sue.
nll "a eve eau at the binding
"Ilt si- yg kept them well bound,
said I'll "iis; 's.ilsrs ar good sewers.
"tHc bad = was wiI', but we soon
i II Il %. AID there we found. folded
ut wi,s and Ur5tcctcd with oiled
',aJar;nen enc huudrrd-rau notes
score 81 'ircrs.' Systematic
j. oiten not as cool a3 n slrcwd
b. IA experienced .vrS0n. Lon,
.4 l.t,it3
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
WOMEN 1T WORK.

on thc 1859 ilqrist firms In OF. 49,.
try. 3ie urr corductod by women.
TuE employ ut 81 women in phar-
mucy H. rccciyI..g general attention
abroad
Mite M,ncit s. DOUGLASS has fine
hpinry NJ - r,bym, W. She malics
spccial,y white clover honey and
ships Il l. order TO amy part OF the
country.
a woMAN In Manchester, n H., enrns
hcr living IN & blacksmith shop. She
works irom morning till night in her
husband shop, and can do everything
except shpC EOiSc.
TnE statement is made that in Mnssa-
chus,'tts there are 3s,2o6 partners in
eighty three industries, of whom LEO
arc women, and that out Of 42,;:ll stock
holders in that state, ll,523 .l4e also
women.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
NOTICE.


Odd Fellows Cemetery is now in
the hands Of the Trustees of Golden
Rule Lodge No "a aud all parties
holding receipts for lots present them
to l. w WEST, and get deed foI
the same. By order of Trustees
X. J. OSBORN, !
H. w. CuRTIs, Trustees
GEo. +. HAFER,
All applications for lots must be pre-.
scented to NJ Mestcr, Financial Sec.
rotary, who has the plats in charge.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
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For Pamphlet giving Endorsements.
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
TRUE AND FALsE RELIGION.

A MAN who will lie on his knees won't
tell the truth anywhere.
A HEAD conversion never takes the
mcanncss out Of the hcnTt.
THEIR arc people, who prdy In church
for the Lord 20 have mercy on sinners,
who tallt about their neigiibors every
chance they get
TuE right kind Of religion doesn't
neon twcnty.flwc cents year for mis-
sions, and turkey for yoursclf every
Sunday for dinner, --Rnm's Horn.
Tur most dangorona ipeunncss Is that
which gocs under tho name Of religion
OR 81 tho hardest men in the world
n not nl9nq with il tho mnn whose re-
II % Is III in his head.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13

II Il AT tairtr-tA-aa years since the
wr,lsr wa ;.,.,ur 4 by the great Indian
.alsr fiat l!r. y raln fall Of expert.
81, anlrcpres,aliay large capital, that
taar W., on llal hnit o. the value uf
dia.aoals IN rubies. NO one, he said,
r Glsiacl in the world who wot. ID
,.iyo more than City Thousand poun IS
FOR any single stone" They won't do
Il, he said, the they" meaning prince.
~ purchasers generally, mot il could
produce q ruby rs large rs a roc's cf;y;
they haze bcyun - tlink OF interest"
The wealth Of the world has increased
Si.ce thea, and especially the wealth
Of lnliglduals no oac then was worth
u clear ii?c llil. asia u degree whiah
we hardly rl.o ,aiac; but we should
sgill have said that the man who would
g.vs 90 huadred thoGsaad pounds for
u ,,il lc stone would, that is. pay four
tipaaind year for the pleasure Of
p3ssN.,Silg useless article, usually in
v.,i1l, both t. its posscssor and the
o.ld. colld at be discovered The
,alIltla..irca had bccomo too cnl ght-
lt,l, and tac priaccs, even when child
IL, :, too Go.iytous q r,putati Tor
good sense. =. rccta;or.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
Salt Lake City.
Conducted by the
Sisters Of the Holy Cross


The course Of study is thorough. embracing
all the branches belonging TO first class edu-
cation. Photography, Type-writing and Book
keeping taught Language. Drawing. aud
Vocal lessons IN class being included in the
English course form no extra charge. Young
ladies wishing 10 pursue the Higher Art or
the Musical course are afforded special faciE
ltics ~ zach, The usual modification of terms
made when more than one OF the same family
attend school 1t the same time.
The pupils OF All Haluws College arc per
mltted Ia visit their sisters at the Academy
Hair rates can be secured for pupils on the
roads not outside the Territory
Studies for hoRrders and day pupils will be
resumed Tuesday September LIST, lSgl.
TERMS MODERATE.
Send reference. tor catalogues, etc. ad-
dress us above.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
Burr, Prumpt, PositIrn
A Great Liver Medicine.

DR. Gums improved Liver Pill
are q sure cure for sick headache, bill
ious complains, dyspepsia, indiges.
ton, costIvencss, torpid liver, etc.
These pills insure perfect digestion,
correct the liver and enrich the blood
md make the skin clear. They also
produce good appetite, aud invigor.
tie and strengthen the entire system
W their tonic action. Sold at % cents
box by Behle & Son.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
Too mart Car Ncwsp por work.


Editor u want n post II us hui
L:orouj wrt.sr GA this paper for your
sol2
Proud Father That's just L.
I.d.ior- la he humorously inclined7
Possessed OF keen sense OF the ridlcn.
800?
Proud Tnther--Ecenl You'd better
bclicvc it. Why, when he took the
rl3 cut for row last summer he
rocked the boat till they were most
q arvd 20 death, You SHOULD have
nerd them scrcnm, You'd n d cd
llrsaiag-h ha, hal Iumorousl lies
jus ull of humor.
l.,htor-A newspaper Is too circum-
acribcd n sphcre Tor the exercise o.
your sans talents lie needs o wider
ioid Get hiia position on cnnal.
Let him drive nuIe. That's what
.4o's nt for. Good morning m Y
Press
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
Buclahl's 1lrmica SaIre.

The nest Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilhlains Corus, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required 1t Is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded, Price % cents per box.
For sale by Behle & Son.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
Nrcdn,t 60 Into I,nrtIcular..

lie tdcsrHiringl-It doesn't matter Il
have rot lots of money! cannot
FORGET that lay grandfather was stage
driver.
Shc tswcctly)-That Is all right
You con rotor 60 your ancestral hauls
without going into particulars, =
ernrsa
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-05-13

Chairman Adams appointed the stand
ing committees. as follows: Editorial
Wyer, Lubin and Perkins. Finance
Adams, LaRue and Perkins.
Mr.. LaRue read letter from the VIII
cultural Commission, calling attention to
the TACT that there would be meeting of
vItIculturists in San Francisco on May
18TH ana 18th. to talk over the plans of
exhibiting California viticulture at Chi
cago, and asking that the association send
delegates to that meeting. Chairman
ADAMS named Messrs. LaRue, Maslin,
Wyer and REUTER- as the delegates.
A suggestion was made that ii would
be wise to organize central body, COM
posed OF all the counties north of the Te-
hachlpl Pass, in Northern California
District. 1t was decided TO call a meet
ing of delegates from all of these coun-
ties, TO take place in this city on the sec
ond Thursday in June
1t was decided to tender the thanks of
the association to the Mechanics Insti-
tute OF San Francisco and the State
Worlds Fair Commission for postponing
the proposed dress rehearsal" until such
q Gate as would not conflict with the State
Fair and the various county and district
fairs.
The committee which was sent to the
recent Worlds Fair meeting at San Fran
cisco reported and was discharged.
The resignation OF j. +. Madden of
Placer as a member of the Executive
committee was accepted, after which the
committee adjourned.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-05-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Lawyer Matt CIarken of Benicia is in
the city.
Edwin F. Smith has returned from San
Francisco.
II. S. Croker has retured to San Fran
cisco from Honolulu.
w. q. Laying is here looking after the
interests of the Breeder and Sportsman.
Mrs. j. n. Porter, Miss Laura Clarke
and Miss Nellie Siddons were to arrive at
Paris to-day.
Mrs. S. E. Wilson, Mrs. C. r. Boyd
and Miss Irene Rush of Yuba City are
visiting the city.
William Singer, Jr., the well-known
attorney for the Southern Pacific Land
Department, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander
have returned from their visit to the Yo-
semitic and are now at the Palace Hotel,
San Francisco.
Mrs. Brown, wife of General Brown of
expected to return to the coast by the
next steamer due from Australia.
Mrs. j. J. Nageie was given birthday
party by her friends and acquaintance
last evening at her residence, Fifth and
IL streets. There was quite a number
present and an enjoyable time was had
AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs L. l..
Lewis yesterday afternoon their daughter
Mabel and James L. Robinson of Grass
Valley were Joined in marriage by Rev.
j. b. S1lcoX. only few intimate friends
were present at the ceremony. The
young married couple LETT on the evening
train for their future home in Grass Val
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