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MARRIED..

BROWN SIPPERLEY. On November %. 1898. N
Baltimore. Nd. by Rev. ". r.. Cowarsien,
s. J.. LEWIS KIRK BROWN Of Washington
ID. e. and CATHAKINE TYSON SIPPEkl-El
OF MelrOse, y. \. No cards
KANTY- HUSSEY. In Baltimore, Nd, on Jsnu-
airy 3. lssS. by the Rev. Father Thomas, at
the Cathedral Mr. ID. ]. kANTY TO Mis-
WNIFRED HUSSEY, 10th OF Washington
ID. e.
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HAS MELLO LEFT RIO.
A Dispatch Received at Rome Say.
That He Has.

LONDON, Nov. 3o-A dispatch has been
received in this city from Rome stating
that telegram has been received there
from Rio Janeiro, dated November %. say
ing that the insu-gent Admiral Mello. with
several of his ships. had left Rio Janeiro
bay. The dispatch adds that the insu-gent
squadron is believed to have gone south
Not much reliance is placed in the story
in London, for the reason that IL Is not un-
derstood how the insurgent feet could run
by the forts at the mouth of the bay.
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Decoration Stuffs.

36-inch FRENCH SATINES. large figures
and full line of COLOSSEUM PRICE-2Jc.
and 33c. yard.
3l-inch CHINA Su4K-in fresh designs
regular price, T5c.-OUR PRICE-59c.
yard.
24x24 VELOUR and PLUSH ART
sou ARES-for cushions and table covers
OUR PRICE-$1. % and 81. 80 each.
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BLACK Goops DEPARTMENT

III yards 46-inch lHtrakhan- striped Cheviot
Reduced from $3.50 to 81 so.
2 yards 40-inch Fancy Suiting. Reduced from
s.. 80 to $3.50.
pa yards 56-inch Nuns Serge. Reduced from
S4.12 $500.
80 Yards 4O-inch Cordette. Reduced from So rs
to S2.I5.
$500 to $3.50.
31s yards 42-inch Fancy Suitins. Reduced from
S469 50. 25
A.. yards 50-inch Cheviot Reduced from $3.50
to S3.s5.
~. yards 42-inch Fancy Suiting. Reduced from
SI13 to $3.50.
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SLIT DEpARrMESr.

Velvet Spanish Bolero Jackets, green and brown,
gold embroidered Reduced from 81 SO to Sl.5O-
= Light-eolOred ChslSeable SILK Waists, Bertha
ruf1es. Size. "a. Reduced from $50 to S1.I5.
2 Brown Changeable silk Waists. Sizes, 81 and
rs. Reduced from $1,000 to $3.50.
Au-wool Light colored Challie Tea Gowns. Sizes,
IS and IS Reduced from 80 to 1915.
2 India SILK Tel Gowns. pink and one hello
trope lace and r.obon trimmed Sizes. "a and s.
Reduced from $3.50 to $50.
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BLANKET DEPARTMENT.

Horse Blanket for stable use, snagged. Reduc-
ed from 81 % s..
Rufiied SIlkaline Comfort, faded Reduced from
So 10 81.
pair III White Blankets, soiled. Reduced
from So 10 10 49,
1 pair Ia All-wool Blankets heavy weight soil
ed Reduced from Sl1.JO to SY.25
l Fine Marseilles Spread, IOxIO, soiled. Reduced
from 81 to So.
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Are we not opening the way to some most nd
shopping. Just think what pleasure it
will be to attach your card and compliments to a
selection from this stock-and at the same time
save yourself something. Here is the material
too, for you to execute dainty decorations Of your
own designing You know what importance at
taches to ones own handiwork-'love's stitches"
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ART NEEpLEwoRK DEp,nTnrxr

Embroidered japanese Silk Scarfs. Reduced
from 500 to 15c.
China Silk Double Headrest Reduced from 5o
to 25c. "
Tray Cover, handdrawn work. Reduced from
$3.50 to SOC.
Center Piece. trimmed with real lace. Reduced
from 1915 to $500.
l Tray Cover, hand drawn work Reduced from,
S1.15 to 1oc.
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SPANISH WINES,
That Country VIII Try to Increase
Their Sale Here

MADRID, Nov. 30.-The Spanish govern
ment has appointed commission to visit
the United States with a view to increasing
the export OF Spanish wines to that coun-
try. The commission will endeavor to
open markets wherever ii is possible to do
so. 1t is charged to study native American
wines. in the belief that the Spanish wines
are adapted for blending with California
wines
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Doll DEPARTMENT

Dolls. bisque heads jointed composition bodies.
dressed in three styles, with hat TO match Re-,
duced from I5c. TO 45c. "
25c. oi w. "
Toilet Sets: Reduced from CSC. to 45c.
handsomely Fitted Trunk Fine Jointed Doll
$1,000. ~ So ~
C4lu noor ...................1Ot 10th ST bldg
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JAPANESE DEp.RrMrNr

-. 1 Lacquer Folding Writing Desk. Reduced from
$3.50 to S1.50.
4 Lacquer Card Box. Reduced from $500 to
Large Trunk Basket, well made. Reduced
from $3.50 to $500
I'D noOr. annax \
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NoT1oS DEp,RrNrxr

small lot Of Champion Dress Facings. Re-
duced from 10 to SC.
a small lot Of velveteen Dress Facinss Re
duced from Is DC.
10c. ~
lridescent Passamenteries. Reduced from 81 90
and $50 to S1.00 yard.
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S till 7 a king
Christmas At
PERRY'S.

wv 7E cannot help thinking how much better
WV we are prepared this than ever
before to serve patrons. Many
Of the things you wanted were compelled to
see you so elsewhere for. You like store
its methods-its broad gauge dealings we
quickly improved the opportunity to widen our
sphere of usefulness. The increased let in
an UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT That is a
veritable store-house of holiday attractions II
combines service and beauty-and that is the trend
Of the popular idea this year unless read the
signs OF the times wrong. Let's look among the
specialties-a few prices-and, by the way, they
reduced ones for still introducing our
selves In this role-wl be interesting read
ing for you today after your Thanksgiving dinner:
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G1nrr DEPARTMENT

pairs WOmen's Tan Kid Gauntlets. embossed
cufrs. Size 5l3. Reduced from 81 10 81.
pairs Tan Suede Gloves. Size 5at. | pair Gray
Biarritz Gloves. Size Ga. l pair S-buttOn Black
hid Gloves Size 5ia. 1 pair 1-hoOk Gray Foster
Gloves Size ga. Reduced from 81 and SIS to
Soc. pair.
Ust door. .l1th st. annex.
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JExE1RY DEPARTMENT

Brooches. reduced from 500 to 81 90 1
S1.3S to S1.OO.
Is Hat Pins. Reduced from 30 to l5c
10 Enameled Sword Stick Pins Reduced from
25 TO l5c. ~
DIST door. 11tb at hldx
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LEATHER Goops DEpaRrMExr

$500. i'AA S'o' u
Mems Travelling Cases, unfurnshed. Reduced
from 50. 80 to 81 90
Purses. / reduced from 25 to 15c 1 reduced
from 90 to 21c. reduced from 30 to soc.
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Hos1ERY DEPARTMENT.

: pairs WOnen'S Pure Silk Hose. double heels
and toes pairs black feet. with uppers of cream,
nile or white. l pair solid turquoise blue. Size
81. Reduced from SO 70 81 pair.
10 pair Children's Cardinal Atwood Hose. double
knees heels and toes. Sizes 1. AZ. 5i2 and g. Re-
ducsd from as. Is, 81 and 81 to 3Oc. pair
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Book DEpARrxrxr

set Eliot's Works, vols. Reduced from "a. 90
to s. 80.
copy Tales Of Traveller" by Irving, silk
bound Reduced from 81. 40 to 75c
Poems, white binding. Reduced from 70 90 tn
800 '~~ ~
1 copy Aurora Leigh" white-and-red binding.
Reduced from 81 so to Sl.OO
% copies "Outre Mer' and Twice Told Tales -
Reduced from pc. to 15c.
Illustrated Poems. Reduced from 81 90 to 5oc
NDiseAAent. llth ST bldg
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FRI DEPaRTMESr.

Clipped Coney Capes, satin lined Sizes "a and
Be. Reduced from $3.50 10 So. M
. French Seal Capes, - inches long. SIZE 80
Reduced from $50 to s.. ,
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SHAWL DEPARTMENT.

Large Double Palsy Shawl. choice colorings.
Reduced from $500 TO S6.75
Cream Canton Crepe Silk Shawl. knotted fringe,
slightly soiled Reduced from ST. so TO $500.
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INFANTS. DEPARTMENT

. Hand-crocheted silk and Worsted Caps four
styles finished with lace ruche and ribbon ties.
htsiuced from 81 .25, 81 90 and 15c. to 25c.
PAIRS White French Kid Shoes, suitable for
infant or doll. Reduced from 81. 10 to nc. pair.
Solored Short Coats. one of old CLOTH with
bldck Iur trimming, the other tan, with black fur
rlmm'ns-'Princess' style, box plated back and
RUNE around the sleeves, lined throughout with
heavy black satin. Reduced from SI2 90 to s. 90
Heavy Jean Corded Waists. bone buttons and
12I2c. ~ 49, ~
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o Chidren's White Wool Vests, Jaeger make.
* quality. double breast. high neck, long sleeves
Sizes 30 ard 81. Reduced from 81 TO s1.44 and
SO To Si.Jj.
Ia Boys shirts and Drawers, white and natural
color. sizes 81 and "a. Reduced from 80 and IS
TO soc.
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LINEN DEpARTMrNr

Lddell's Fine Damask Cloths
One 21Ax312. Reduced from $1,000 to IS 90
One 212x312. Reduced from Sl4OO to 500
One 212x4. Reduced from $500 to $500
One Cloth. 2x2. Reduced from $500 to So 90
One Cloth, 2x3E. Reduced from $3.50 to IS co.
$500 to 1878.
3 dozen So Danask Napkins. Reduced from 50 SO
to s.. 30.
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PICTURE DEp,RrNrx7

. Sheet Engravinss Of Gen. Sherman 34x4O Re-
duced from 81 80 to 25c "
d % Iorchon Mats, all sizes. Were Soc. to So 90.
solid Brass Easel Reduced from 81 90 to Csc
WIN Hoor' 10th st. bldg.
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Cold Wave From the Northwest.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Nov. 3O.-A cold wave
of great severity is sweeping in from the
northwest. Signal service reports indicate
that the temperature today will be far be-
low zero at all points from Helena to Nil
waukee.
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Toy DEPARTMENT.

: Buffalo Bill Guns. Reduced from 25c to lOc
l Mcnagerie. Reduced from 5000 to 81 95
! Doll Trunk, Reduced from 45c to Toe
Doll Bed Reduced from 25c. to 1Oc
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SOUVENIR DEPARTMENT

Mosaic Paper Weights. l reduced from 81 90
from S1.15 to 25c.
DIST floor. Observation-Disclosures. 11tb Of hide
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HAxpKERcH1EF DEPARTMENT

3 Mems White japanese SILK Initial Handk,r-
chiefs. Els and Ms Reduced from 81 to 5Oc
/ WOmen's Yellow JapaneS" SILK Handkerchief
slightly faded. Reduced from Col &c. to 2jc
. WOmen's White All-linen HandkerChipfS hand
embroidered scallOped edge, slightly soiled. Re
duced from 81 TO J0c.
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STATIONERY DEPARTMENT

10 Boxes Stationery. 6 reduced from loo to &c.
reduced from 15c. TO lie; reduced from Doe
to 2oc.; 2 reduced from 81 so to 75c
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DRuGG1sr SUSpR1Es DEPARTMENT.

l Shaving Set. Reduced from $500 to 81 90.
Fancy Atomizers. Reduced from IS to 35c
Nail Brush. Reduced from rs to 4Oc.
Visl uoor .11th st. bldg
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Sarpet Sweeper. Reduced from 81 rs to 81 90
o. Wash Tub. slightly imperfect. Reduced from
Oak Book Shelf. Reduced from 81 so to Soc
Dr.
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CoRsEr DEPARTMENT

lot Of &C. P II. c. and D. H. French
Corsets that slightly soiled. Reduced from
Sli5. $3.50, s2.T5, $500 and 50. % TO 81 90 pair.
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WOODWARD. LOTHROP.
Our Remnant Day,
Friday, December lst.

through
hort andv largest Of
in b him land like
is o be done to
No For
The on is to get ri o. them TIE
give goquikpr ; Ttatst 1t
pp thny l entire adyetkin and
best buinese day echwe o Remnant day
rlnctb, Sizes ab muca
alwayss ean
oth much. 0 lon 1t
II the Coat 6syu.f Of lake Ii
You'll ind the scratched
way That's Remnant o do w
for the benefit o %
Remnant is a bores
A smau. s today Backap
Of rich
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CHINA DEp,RrNrxr

to 6Oc i'euuceu foln ooc'
d stone china Plates. Reduced from Sc to &c
zoe. ' ieuueeo ITO" ooc. 10
~, pseorated Chamber Set. pitcher and brush vase
H.periect Reduced from $1,000 to IS
Notu uOf st ldo
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Ks1rTEp UypERwEAR DEPARTMENT

II Remnants Yeddo Crepe, to II yards. Re
duced from Is to Sc. yard
cd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .11th st. building
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" OvFS,s Corrox TTrn,nu

Lavender Persian Lawn Chemises deem fiounce
Of white lace alcund neck. deep rufie at bottom
Reduced from 81 p to soc " i'
q good quality Muslin themises Uouhp,r ;,sa-+
in= and clusters Of fin" tucks forming square woke
Reduced from jOc. to pc i JUNE
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POrtieres.

All our IS. $3.50 and SO PORTIERES-of
whatever sort and description-all new
effects-NOW 81 a pair.
Is pairs of PORTIERES, In dado and all
over patterns-regular price, So and 81
NOW IS.
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BRIc-A-BRAc DEp.RrNrxr
PRESSED GLASS Drp,pr,,vvr

-sardineres, slightly imperfect. 1 reduced fror
KIP 40 20 700. reduced from 81. 40 to S1.75.
NctA AOOE 10Th At
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-25


displayed in the tropics Pictures by
brazilian artists, for instance. where
meritotions, are so on conventional
lines. None have been able. appar-
emily, TO Undue landscape with the
qualities that would make il typical of
the land. Some day great genius
will arise and found a school, TO earn
est followers OF which the mountains
and rivers, forests and plains OF equa-
torial climes will appeal as they are,
distinct from the other regions of
earth This will be happy time for
the nations of the south.
At the present time, through the
facilities afforded by the various ex-
hibits at the Worlds Fair. it is not a
difficult task 10 build up a mental piet-
ure of South American scenes. While
the grandeur of primeyal forests is
scarcely 70 be eomprehended from
specimens of woods. or animal life
from cases OF stuffed birds and beasts,
the mind helped by such paintings OF
tropical landscapes are shown, or in
fiuenced by a memory OF southern
chimes, Is able 10 construct By com
posite of Impressions a fair idea of
that which exists on the other side Of
the isthmus.
PROFESSIONALLY the most intere' ting
features OF the South American ex-
hi6its are objects representative Of the
n ra aud fauna of the various coun-
tries. In appreciation of the fact that
growth in manufactures and the arts
OF beauty would not warrant serious
competition with lands long past the
primitive state. the various govern
ments have made prominent such pro
Il
their neighbors. The rubber OF South
America, for instance, is used more
universally than the wheat OF the
United states. C. flee is consumed
everywhere, the demand being met
chiefly by South American growers.
With such vast resources. it Is natural
the South American states should be
exporters Of raw material rather than
manufacturers, at least until popnla-
iion isgreatly increased. so it is that
natural products figure most largely
In the exhibits Taking Brazil as
typical OF the other countries Of The
eastern coast, nothing Is hacking In
the display 1t the Worlds Fair.
~ particular interest is the exhibit
OF fine woods in the Forestry building.
Art and manufactures are shown in
the Manufactures building. The DIS
play OF products OF the country in the
Agricultural building is one o. ihs
finest made by any of the nations
From these exhibits and those in the
other South and Central American
states, an idea If the characteristics
OF the land can be obtained, of value
10 all who desire 70 rightly appreciate
the beauty and worth OF tropical
countries.
Birds Of brilliant plumage abound
in the great forests that border the
Amazon river, extending into the
country from this and other streams
Specimens OF most varieties are shown.
Parrots or numerous varieties are
prominent The tourHn, with big
bcak. and the umbrella bird, provided
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-25

great naturalist of the river Anna zon,
says in his work:
What has struck me powerfully is
the immeasurably greater diversity
and interest in a single civilized ma
ton than In equatorial South America,
where three distinct races OF men live
together. The superiority Of the bleak
north to tropical regions, however, is
only In the social aspect, for hold to
the opinion that, although humanity
can reach an advanced state of culture
only by battling with the inclemencies
of nature in high ATTITUDES, 1t is under
the equator alone that the perfect race
of the future viii attain to complete
fruition of mans beautiful heritage,
the earth. -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-25

Thus II will be seen that in the past
ten years the production of gold has
increased steadily but slowly, while
the silver supply has been very rapidly
developed.
tits interesting TO know the coun-
tries which are the chief contributors
Of metallic wealth. In 1891, at the
head OF the gold producers stood the
United States, with s33, 600, COO. Second
was Australia, with S3i 600 600. Third
came Russia. whose mines In the IRA
mountains have always furnished a
considerable tribute, with SEA, 900, COO
Fourth Is Africa, with $4,000, 600
Fifth Is China, $4,000 900. Sixth Is the
South American republic of Colombia,
with s3,4O0. 600 British India comes
next with ..40O, QUO. All the other
countries are small contributors.
OF silver countries the United States
stands at the head, with S75, 900, 900.
Second is Mexico, with $50, 600, $50.
Bolivia is third, with sI5, 600, 100.
Austria is fourth, with 5000, O0c.
There are no other large producers.
Germany mines SILVER in the Hartz
mountains, celebrated In European
literary demonology, and stands fifth,
with Ss,000,0O0. Chile produces 81, 600
600 Austria Hungary, Spain and
France each lake out something more
than $4,000, 900 annually. as do the
combined Central American states
Russia, which is rich in gold and plati-
mum. Is credited with a pittanee of
$500, 600 of silver. while Mexico. which
Is one of the greatest silver producers,
turns out only about 81 900, 600 in gold.
AL the Central American states in
1851 produced only $3.50. zoo in gold.
The Argentine Republic in South
America would, from It's name. be
taken for rich silver state: but II Is
only credited with $500, 600 OF silver
and little no gold
The gold and silver states OF our
Union are given as follows:
Gold California. sla, co., 900; Colo
RADIO, $1,000. 600; South Dakota. So. 500.
0G0i Montana. $3.50. 600: Nevada.
-, O00, 600; Oregon, 81, 600, coo; Idaho.
81, Coz. goo; Arizona. $3.50. 900; New Mex
leo, sa05,0 Alaska. 5000, 600; UIah,
$4,000. Some gold Is mined in the
South Atlantic states South Carolina
heads them all with Si25. 600. North
Carolina had $4,000 and Georgia
$4,000
In silver Colorado Is first. with se7,-
600, 600; Montana next. with SCI, oo0,-
coo; I tab third, with 81 900. COO; Idaho
fourth, with s5,O0O, 600: Nevada fifth.
with s4.50o. COO; Arizona sixth. with
~, 500, 900; New Mexico seyenth, with
81 100000; California Is eighth. with
81; 600. 600; and I Texas ninth, with s4st-
co., All the South Atlantic states fur
nlsh little silver.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-25
NovELgrrss

Attempts have been made to pro.
duce spider silk, but have failed, the
feroeious nature of these insects not
permitting them to live together in
communities.
Flies are infested with parasites
which prey upon snd destroy them.
and these, in turn, as has been shown
by the microscope, are killed by still
smaller parasites,
A late authority on American money
says that the largest amount repre-
sented by any one ''greenback'' is si0,-
0o0, and that there is bat one such
note in existence.
The wife market is improving.
Some weeks ago man IN western
New York sold his wife for Is cents
A Kentuclslan the other day sold his
better half for 20 cents.
The hornets nest is sometimes two
feet in diameter. The outside layers
have a small interval between each.
so that IL rain should penetrate it is
soon arrested,
M. de L Isle discovered an animal
cula that could run six inches in
second, and calculated that it must
move it's legs no less than 1900 times
la that brief period.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-25

with feathery sun shade, are promi-
nent in the exhibits.
A South American forest without
monkeys would not be typical. Some
are hunted for feed by the natives.
Others are domesticated as pets. OF
the family of marmosets, peculiar 10
tropical America, there are many vari-
cites, They are compantonablec Great
ures In domestication. Almost num-
berless varieties of this and other fam
lilies abound In tho south American
fori SITS.
OF the scenic beauties OF the tropics
travellers have spoken. South Amer
len, on and about the equator from the
Atlantic to the Andes and thence to
the Pacific has been so thoroughly
explored that the Worlds Fair exhib-
its, IL situated intelligently, furnish
means Of estimating the worta of the
continent from the aesthetic as we'll as
the material standpoint. OF the ulti-
mate value TO humanity OF this great
continent Henry Walter Bates, the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-25

Bourke Cocran really felt sorry for.
His massive head came ont indented.
1t wasn't his fault-the developing
process acted in a contrary spirit. 1t
shcun1 the head of the silver tongued
orator right near the eyes. Senator
Hill materialized with an elongated
head. Ii forcibly suggested the idea
that somebody had hit him on each
side and squeezed it up. OF course the
camera never lies. Mr. Bland came
out Of 1t imposing and dignifed. even
If trifle eccentric. Even at hat, can
you blame the mera? ! was given
to understand afterward that the pct
ures were really all true likenessess
of the gentlemen, and it was only the
perspective that was out of order 1t
all depends on the point of view ANY,
way. Mine may have been little
biased, but for all that it must be
truthful in measure, and so my
labors were not wasted and have
really secured some pictures that are
worth preserving.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-25
LuNAR LovERs.
The Man ia the Moon has Sweet
heart sure Enough.

The Man ia the Neon has a Sweet
heart sure Enough.
They have no eyes for the romantic
or beautiful, those musty, fusty old
astronomers from mbridge TO Mt
Hamilton, or else they would days ago
have informed delightful world
All the world lives lover
that the man in the moon has sweet
heart; is, in fact, lover. And they
are kissing there, too, those lunar
lovers, kissing in full view and are not
even blushing about it,
There is no astronomer at hand to
explain this, nor tell how long the
wholly delightful state of affairs is TO
last, SO readers should lose no time in
taking a view of the moon, for the
phenomenon may fade from sight in a
lew days or nights If you have
strong, clear vision this interesting
couple may be observed by the I'M
aided eye, but the outlines of the ISL
tor, the beautiful girl who has joined
the man in the moon, can be seen bet
ter, of course. IL you use a pair of
opern glasses IN peeping at them. You
will see the man in the moon, re-
juvenated, invigorated and generally
sprueed-up and improved, looking
down, not at you, but at the face OF a
pale. fair girly who is TO the right as
sou look. her profile cutting off part
of his full face. for her lips are APP