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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-14
ZEN QUE QUEDAMOs !,

La vida del campo en- Puerto Rico
amigo director, no tiene ninguna de las
delicias de que nos habla Fray Luis l.
Leon. Por ell contrario es una CONT.
nua lucha con los elementos necesi.
tamos, para pasarla del meior modo no.
sible, un caudal de abnegaci6n inaoo.
table, 81 es que no hemos de desear i
expatriacion cada ratio.
Cuando no lucha mos con la seca an.
agosta los campos y destruye en- Aor
las esperanzas mas halaglehas, es por-
que protestamos de Ia lluvia que nos
convierte en- una Veneca tropical
Cuando nos deja en- paz el fsco, Dor
que esprimimos haSta 10 inconcebibla 81
jugo de la providente vaca, es porque
hemos de atender al reSellodor de cacha.
rros de hoja de lata, que aunque no ha-
cen otro ofcio durante el ano que osten-
tarse mas 9 menos oscuros EN- los ella
yos de la tienda, necesitan de tempo
en- tempo el reseHo, para optar IL recibo
de los dcrechos que rectame,ste han de sa.
lir de los mismos bolsillos que pagan el
subsldio, ell gasto municipal, los NAL
dltos consumes que Dies confundan.
Cuando descansamos de estos gastos,
nos cobran por ell muerto que SO meyi6
y necesita dc la boleta para enterrarse.
que cuesta porque cuesta; por ell recien-
nacldo que es precise criSttana1.; por In
carne que paga mucho arbitrio, 2 Dor
la manteca, Ell arroz Y Ell tocino, que
pagan mHcha conducci6n, amen de los
beneficlos que report6 ese tratado que
llaman americana.
La vida Ell el campo puertorrioueno.
es una delicia, que yo creo que tiene
aparelada ia salvation eterna, 10 cual
no deja de ser un consuelo,. aunoue IN
POGO tardio. Solamente la politica. esa
d'OerSton que nos trajo la gloriosa, es Ia
que ayudada de alguno que otro baileci-
to, J una peleito de gallos una vez mas
que otra, es 10 que nos endulza los ma
los tragos, que la fuerza pasamos to-
dos los dias de Ia semana. ST no fuera
por este, y por las festas del patron, las
de los mentGoS reyes mago7 las de las
eiecclones, serfa question de Dafor e5 ra.
DO, como por aca Sc dice, sacudir las
sandallas, los que pueden gastarlas, I
lrse por esos mundos de Dios en- busca
dc albergue mas arreglado nuestro es-
pecial modo de ser.
Ia por estas cambimboras estaba-
mos medlos contentos con la resolution
lei retraimienfo, acordado por causa
lie la 'aata part50 que nos ha hecho ell
seTlor Maura Manila 8 como sea. Que
1quf 70 hay ninguno emparentao con
d mallorquin. va estabamos satisfe-
shos, porque, aunqUe jibaros. sentimos
elgo. del aqnel dc la dignidad ultraiada
7 sabemos que no habia otro medic me-
Ior de protestar que quedarnos en- casa
deJar que Sc hartara 4 su gusto el
sloton a quien TODD le parece POGO para
~ estomago. NADIA mejor que ence-
'rarnos Ell una negativa absolute, des-
oreclar 10 que como limosna Sc nos
'trece, dejar al tempo el reconocimien-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-14

IL va usted IA ouinta 7--continn6 Sabine;
--tainbi6n nosotr0s. lCSmo este uii tfaf Guam
DO IA dei6 nsted
No lR ho dejado.
"a Que dice u.ted
,f Dig one esta aqnf.
Sabine dej6 caer los braaos < 10 largo del
cuerpo con profundo desalieipto, por serle inn
possible oomprentler 10 que uasaba, y exclana6
con voz de falsete
~ hi tia on Mia En- el paseo de los IN
gleees Esto es mas raro que el tel6fono : Que
q tonogato 81 me dJera uFted que 81 Pan
te6n ha vendo una noche 4 sleVir domicilio 4
0rillaa del Paill6n, no me adtnirayfa mas. Con
aideraba 4 mi TIA tan s6lidamente aferrada 4
PARIS como 81 monuments cnnsarrado < todas
naestraa glnries. Paro dfgane listed ou6 OBJ
3eto fiene ertp viajs
I'm caprich0.
- Que ~ hR ocurrido 2.
Aver mafHna. nientras almorzaba fn6
deapedirae de- ella Pedro Delarne. Que va 4 tar.
Fninar sua negoeinS IN Arrala para fiarse de-
hnitivRmente en Francia. Al nismo tempo le
enfraron il cafta de III Princasa: psiso@s 4 laer-
ia5 y d. prento eNclRmos CHyr0l Y al muJer
estan en- Mia de-de kace dos dfanu Nos ad-
miro Pedro i lnf FL acento con one diio estas
palabras Prrmaneci6 nm momentO ab-orta en-
profunda neditaci6n, dijn slsspnes Pedro )
Sales ssta rochs para Marisllai Pusa bisn,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-14
La Demo oracia
LA NOTA DEL Ola

LA NOTA DEL OLA
Fla causado profunda impression
en Ell pals el cablegrama que nos
dirigiera el sefior Moya, represen-
tante de este distrito en- las iltimas
cortes.
Ell solo anuncio de que los dele
gad0s de Ubarri deiaran libres sus
puestos, despierta una algeria muy
natural en- los que soportan la mas
dura de las plagas nlunicipales.
vNosotros no queremos pecar de
inocentes, nj dar muestras de la
smpresionaBihdad que tanto escozor
produce a los queridos hermanos
del periodismo autcnomista.
W, despu6s de tributar al senor
Moya fervorosos placemes por Ell
6xito que corona sus trabajos, estu-
>e6aremos Ia probable extension y
las Nconsecuencias seguras de la re-
forma que Sc nos promote.
Copados por las anagazas inte-
gristas, que SO apoyan en- Ell favor
Official, casi todos los ayuntamientos,
los alcaldes continuaran siendo en-
10 future tan inconvenientes como
10 fueran en- 10 pret6rito, a1n en- Ell
easo de que ell gobierno los eliza
de,tro de Ia teyua.
No es de suponer-si Sc toman
en- cuenta los antecedentes one nos
suministran las cartas particulares
del senior Moya-que ell ministro
limite hasta ese punto las prerroga-
twas del Gobernador.
Antes creenos que este podra
nombrar & los alcaldes dentrO de la
coyp0racs6,, 8 dentro del nuniciplo
ST 10 primero, resultara que en-
ning1n ayuntamientO falta un reac-
cionario tan intransigente como las
circunstancias exijan.
Si 10 segundo, tendremos Que Sc
escogera entire todos los vecinos del
t6rmino, Y, 81 adn no basta, Sc tabrg
cardn eTpresGmente vecinos que Sc
cunden la obra funesta de Cangre-
jos.
Nadie ignora que Ia ley VICENTE
autoriza & las corporaciones popu- |
lares para declarar vecino q quien
10 solicite
El General quiere--y este es una
hip6tesis- reponer en- la alcaldia
de Ponce q don Eusebio de Ayo
este Sc trasIada & uuestra ciudad. |
pide que Sc le considere vecino, Ia
uayorta De ofcio accede Y s. E nom
bra, con sugeci6n extricta q Ia ley,
alcalde municipal de Ponce al We
cino don Eusebio de Ayo y Rodrf-
guez.
V6ase, pues, por donde puede
en- Otra ourla mas una
medida que, 81 SO dicta con criterio
expansive, Sc aplical,a con criterio
1ltramontano
Recu6rdese de que modo batia-
nospalmas alver que SO suprimieron
sn 1890 los sueldos de los alcaldes
= no So divide que la illusion de tin
.as rosaceas SO convirti6 muy prom
70 On desengano de l6gubres matt
ces.
Los sueldos sc colraron con dis
Iintos nombres, los alcaldes perma-
en. .sus destinos Y ell siste-
ma sigui6 adelante, sin que Sc
alterara 81 marcha nj Sc cohibiera
81 desarrollo.
Tuvinos alcaldes ex6ticos en- to-
Has las ciudades Y en todas las al
leas, y hasta los misrnos correligio-
aarios nuestros votaron-con algu-
ia exception honrosa v noble-lOs
yast0s ds representation, que eran In
del sectarismo frente <
q magestad del derecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-14
CR0NICA

Una noticia importante nos ha traido
el correo de Espana la union republi-
cana.
Tanto tempo hace venfa persigui6n-
dose esa perdiz en- campo raso, que pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-14
FOLLET TIN
JORGE ONSET
SERGIO PANINE

gsr''on ca'ts'7ana q z ueiano Najsra
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-04-07
TENNESSEE STATE NEWS.
To Regulate Railroads.

NASHVILLE, March 31.-The bill to
regulate the traffic of railroad companies
and all common carriers and to prevent
gers. etc., now pending before the Leg
islature, provides that no railroad COM
pany, or other common carrier, doing
business in the State of Tennessee, shall
give any preference, or advantage to, or
in favor of, any particular person, cor
poration, or company in respect what
ever; nor shall any such railroad COM
pany or carrier subject any particular
person, corporation or company, to any
prejudice or disadvantage in any respect
whatever, but the rates charged for
transportation shall be the same for all
persons and for like description and
quantity of freight between the same
points. If any railroad company, or
other common carrier subject to the pro-
visions of this act, shall directly or in
directly, by any special rate, rebate,
drawback, or other device or scheme,
charge, demand, collect, or receive from
any person, corporation, or company,
for doing for him, it, or them, like
and contemporaneous service in the
transporta tion of a like kind and quality
Of traffic, such railroad company, or
other common carrier, shall be deemed
guilty of unjust discrimination, which
is hereby prohibited, and declared un-
lawful. The act also provides that the
tariff rates of charges for the transpor-
tation of passengers, and for all goods,
wares, merchandise and commodities,
by railroads and other common carriers,
shall be equal and uniform to all per-
sons and corporations, for like kind,
quantity and quality of traffic, between
the same points, and that no railroad
company, or other common carrier, shall
charge, demand, or receive, directly or
indirectly, any greater sum or rate for a
short haul of passengers and freights,
than longer haul. All railroads and
steamboats, are declared common carriers
within the purview of this act, and sub
ject to all its provisions.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-04-07
VIII Not BE Taken.

NASHVILLE, March 31.-There is a
lively prospect for another war in East
Tennessee, this time in Scott County,
and the convicts are not in it. Some OF
the murderers of Sheriff Burnett, of
Campbell County, are still at large.
Sheriff Young, of Scott County, hearing
that they were hiding on his territory,
went in search of them. On reaching
the place he found that large party OF
the friends of the murderers had con-
gregated to prevent the arrest. The
men he wanted were hiding in an old
mine, making it impossible to reach
theme as their defenders guarded the
entrance. The sheriff having no assist
ance at hand was forced to retire.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-04-07

Fer several years have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue TO
do so as it has invariably produced beneficial
results
EDWIN F.. PARDEE II. D.,
"The Winthrop, l25th Street and Tth Avo.,
New York City.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-04-07
Miscellaneous

THE county workhouse of Shelby
County was destroyed by fire last week.
There were 1S5 prisoners confined in
the workhouse, but none escaped.
CovINGToN is rapidly improving. Six
or seven new houses are being built
and some fine ones have just been COM
pleted.
MRS. S. v. JACKSON, aged 90 years,
died rather suddenly near Lynnville
last week. She had preserved her men
tai and physical powers in remarkable
degree.
JOHN III. INMAN has bought $4,000
shares of the stock of the Tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railway Company, and
is to be made president of the company
after May j.
JUSTICE JAMES EVERETT, twenty-three
years a member of Davidson County
Court, a soldier In the war with Mexico
and an ex-Confederate, died last week,
aged 10 years.
AN affecting scene, tinged with
romance, was witnessed at Milan last
week. When the train from the East
arrived fne-looking, handsomely at
tired stranger alighted and was soon
clasped in the arms of an old man. 1t
was meeting of father and son who
had been separated over twenty years.
The couple were Edmund Robinson and
son, William. Twenty years ago the
two parted in anger, William going to
South America, where he amassed much
property.
Gov. TURNEY sent a message to the
General Assembly last week earnestly
recommending the appropriation of $15,-
600 to supplement- sum already raised
by the Ladies' Hermitage Association,
for the purpose of purchasing the relics
of Gen. Andrew Jackson. The ladies
now have an option on these relics,
which option expires July 1st, next,
and the object of the message Is to have
the State provide part of the means to
comply with the option and complete
the purchase.
MISUNDERSTANDING that there has
been a very bad winter in Lauderdale
County, yet the majority of the farmers
are considerably ahead of last year in
planting. All, or nearly all, the corn
has been planted. Owing to the ex-
tremely high price of cotton seed, there
will not be large crop planted. Most
of the farmers sold all their cotton seed
last fall when they were bringing
good price, and now it is difficult to buy
seed suitable for planting at any price.
The fruit trees are blooming and if
late frost does not kill them there will
be good fruit crop
THE Supreme Court has affirmed the
decision of the Circuit Court of Hick-
man County in the case of Columbus
Gray, colored, VS.. Southern Iron Com
pany. This gives 5000 damages for
the loss of leg TO colored man, who
earned, before the accident deprived
him of his limb, from three to six
dollars week.
THE Confederate association commit
tee, appointed to select names to be pre-
sented to Gov. Turney as suitable per-
sons to aid in locating the position of
Tennessee troops at Chickamauga, have
named Col. z. B. Snowden and Capt, w.
w. Carnes.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-04-07
BOLIVAR, TENN.

ALBERT T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w. c. DORlON..... Cashier
H.. p. JOTNER... Assistant Cashier
Transacts general banking business
Deposits solicited. Collections made
and prompt returns. Money to loan on
reasonable terms.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-04-07

--'Tis not difficult to face unpopu.
larity-that requires no great courage;
but to turn popularity into unpopu.
larity. to reject an grafton and convert
"Hosanna" into ''crucify Him"-this re.
QniFes the highest degree Of courage.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-04-07

sThe r,se of sCastoria is 50 universal and
fits merits so well known that it seems WORK
Of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach.
CARLOS MARTYR, d. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-04-07
for Enfants and Children.

"Cnstoria is 80 wen adapted to children that
Irecommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me.r II. A. ARCHER, n. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Z.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18
Annual Meeting Of Lava side Ditch Co.

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Lava Side Ditch com.
pany, limited, will be held March 4th,
1893, at one O'Clock, p. m, at the
Court House, In Blackfoot, Idaho, to
elect directors for the ensuing year
and 10 dispose Of the surplus water
belonging to the company and 10
make such changes in the bylaws a.
the company may see it Directors
meeting at the court house 10 O'Clock,
a M, full attendance desired.
L ]. PORTER,
President
February 18th, 1893,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18

FOcsteiio Will DOnu It's school dis
trict and build another school house
| The sameness of last week prevaiIt
in Montana over the election Of ,
senator.
4 Social at Mrs. sill's tonight.
Services at the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening by tn,
new pastor, Rev. Mr. Gage.
Senator Fred T. Dubois was invited
TO address Republican club at New
ark. n. J., last week on Western
PClItics."
The Idaho EAlls' Agricultural Col
lege bill is now pending in the senate.
The committee win report itfavorably.
The Story Norman franchise bill
now pending is In the hands Of q
senate and house conference commit.
tee.
A teacher says our first parents
must be nAme,l in alphabetical order:
Adam aLd Rive rather than Eve and
Adam.
Edi"r Hnke Smith, OF Georgia,
has leen added to the list of Mr..
cieveland's cabint members. He is
TO I've Secretary of the Interior.
A Democrat came in one vote yea.
.serday of being elected to the U. S.
senate frlm Wyoming. But no one
can forecast the vote today.
Governor Mcconnell has appointed
six delegates to the Silver League
meeting 10 Washington: Judge Hus-
ton, Mujir C.yanall, Col. Bryan. +. B.
True, A. j. MrNab and A. J. Crook.
They pay their own expenses.
IL is given out from Washington
that Mr. Carlisle has said: "My cour. e
as secretary is perfectly plain, one of
any Erst official steps will he to issue
bonds. This will be followed by a
special session of congress at which
the Sherman act will be repealed. =
All of which grows ont Of the alarm.
i'g condition Of the Treasury as he
tinds it.
Two Young ladies m town played |
q very shabby trick on gallant
'onng gentleman, the morning after
he bali at WagontoWn. One was his
1est girl whom he had taken to the
'ail. When ready TO start home in
he morning she had the other girl.
'ho entered into a conspiracy with
Ter, dress in her wraps, hood and veil
md take her place in the sleigh. The
lriver, happy, as be thought in the
ompany of his best girl, took her
'ast her home, and on for a longer
ide, and never discovered his mistake
Inlil, arriving at lonely place on the
oa'l, lie tried to drive his team with
ne hand. Then the girl cried out,
Don't Mr.; / am not your girl, /
m -" The team was soon head.
d the other way, and then the big
ascal tried to lie out Of the joke by
aging he knew who she was all the
Ime. Girls, you ought not to play
nat kind Of joke. Just think OF the
tile innocent liberties a young man
I'LL take when be is engaged which
'ould be quite out Of place when il
another girl with whom be is riding.
Nugget
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18

For Sdle--Eifty inches of water in
BlackfOot Irrigation Company's ditch.
Apply to Ds. w. H. BELLE.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18

Jingle, Jungle, dingle, dingIe, go the
sleigh bells all day long.
A new newspaper is to be started
at Rexburg in the summer time.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18

Dill.
The HALEY branch road is having
its annual contest with snow drifts
But the trains beat the drifts ever,
time.
Rev. Mr.. Gtge, the new pastor fol
the Blptist church, arrived Friday
morning aud will bold services Sun,
day morning and evening at his church
Hon. Frank W. fseane left New
York, Wednesday morning. He will
stop over a day or'two at Goshen, In.
diana, and then hurry home.
Glorious old Snake river 10 its wind
ings from far up inder the shadows
OF the Tetons to where It plays music
at American Palls, still runs through
Bingham the undivided.
The R'v J. Il sulger, Archdeacon
Of Wy ming and Idaho. intends visit.
ing the Rev. john Dawson ON Sunday
February 26'h, and will preach morn.
ing and evening.
Sheriff Wootiin and Clerk PatrIe
tripped the light fantastic at the leg.
islaiIve bali, last Tuesday evening.
Blackfoot is always near The head Of
the column.
Tammany will send 1000 braves
Of the Wigwnin, to march Ia Cleye.
Lands inaugural procession, and
Brooklyn will send 1900 Of Kings
c'unty Democracy.
Representatives Mills and Caldwell,
both "f Bingham, are reported To have
talked hack" one 10 the other last
Monday in the house. They didn't
play The Cur0ett Sullivan act, however.
They are talking again OF hoop skirts,
BUTT conical. wide and strong,
so the sidewalks viii be vaca.ed
When woman comes along.
We don't know how we'd Hike them,
In this age OF stir and rustic.
hut it strikes us-there'd be less obkectioa 4
10 the old newspaper hustle.
Judge ocholfirli, distinguished |
awyrr Of Illinois, die,i last Monda, |
Iftrrn"0n. He declined To accept the !,
appointment of Chirf Justiceship of
he United States under Cleveland in
Iss6
Many Of the Legislative bills aud
he state constitution cannot harmon.
e., or Ms one OF ''sweet sixteen" would
xpr'ss IT, Don't keep Company To-
ether.
Mrs. j. I. Hunter, living In BIise
ount,, was killed Saturday night by
snow slide. She was reading to her
'ur little children when the slide
anne down upon her cabin, killing
er Instantly. Her four children
scaped.
Some days may appear dark and 4,
rearN; some may he dull aud trying, ,
ut to the industrious rancher in the ,
make river valley better time is
lming. In short time lands will be
} demand at better prices, crops will
ring more money, aud there will he /
ore contentment among the people
Among the good offices In sight for /
e Democrats OF Idaho under Mr. =
eveland are-:- Marshal, U. S. Attor.
y, Surveyor General, Assayer, three
dian Agents, FIVE Land Registers, s
e Land Receivers, two Deputy Rev.
ue Collectors, School Superinten. a
mt, Special Land Agents, Custom
ELECTORS, Presidential Postofiices
d many others. I
A Wyoming man was asked: "Do
arritd women vote with their hus. a
nds1' He answered: Usually, :,
Il an the same principle that men
,sely associated vote alike Politics A
table talk, hut it has not been
own to wreck family. The husband
a woman who was member Of the =
'mocratic state convention Is a Re. :,
blican to the backbone, but they :,
9 happily and are prosperous" =
BARoAiNsl BARGAINS IN millinery. :,
dies and Mems Wooden Underwear, /,
'se, ETC., all to be sold at cost.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18
vale1ti1e Week.


Bunting & 20. are receiving spring
goods.
Geo. Kunkel has the boss sleighinp
outfit in Blackfoot.
Fosters a lumber dealer at Pocatello
went overheard last week.
The Anaconda mines are TO omen
up again about the middle of March.
stenogrspher james Stevens of the
supreme court is At home again.
Where are you living now 2 In
the empire Of Old Bingham.
Boise City did herself proud at the
legislative ball Tuesday evening.
The best way to kill time in winter
IS TO sleigh IT,
To the q. 8. Senate the heaviest ioad
is the one % ~ over the wagon road.
The Boston Opera Co, will open
the new "Pera house at Pocatello, ON
The evening Of the Oath.
The patients AT the As,lum have
been given some enjoyable sleigh
rides this week.
John Hickey. a miner OF BELLEVUE,
Idaho, was caught in SNOW slide,
Monday morning aud Instantly killed.
Hon. j IL Wickersham 10 pro-
nounced candidate for assayer Ii is
said he has petitions ia all the counties
Governor Mcconnell would not giv,
the wagon road as Valentine Ia the
State.
The people Of the county still take
their three meals aud sleep in Bimg.
ham, the undivided.
Ex- Warden Mack has gone into la.
soIvency Liabilities 81 300 and
assets 500.
Mr.. Cleveland has announced four
members of his enbiyet: Gresham,
IiisseiI and Lamont.
Ia the question Of county division
We had better hear the ills we have |
thau fir to Others We know not Of
GvnI john $ Mosby, the rebel
gueirIlIu, was visiting his sou, lawyer
u Ogden, this week
The weather has n habit of being
igl, and had nj Washington on inaug.
ira ion days
Mr%. Gil Fletcher, Of Rexhurr, is
few days with her husband,
R preventative Gil Fletcher, in Boise.
Gil Wright, of Idaho Fails. has
'nught the four mill 1T that place,
md Is arranging toenlurge It's capacity ,
Aliuras county commissioners re.
used at llu ir first meeting to allow f,
he auditor and sheriff depnlies. aud
uw lhrl have five suits nn their hands ,
The cuteSt picture ever presented
u The streets Of Blackfnot IL that or !
Tile Little West with her sled aud I,
fclionate dog Rover i
President Harrison hns courteOusly
Nlendr,l Mrs Cleveland the hospital.
les uf the White House before the Z
Dill you ever think what a noun.
lin the little word "if' Is in the way !
I good intentions. 1t is impassable n
} many good deeds, l
What has become Of the old time u
islum when out sleighing with your
,st girl To exact kiss as toll for "
'ery bridge crossed :
The Ohio river is threatening a de-.
ruclivc overflow. II Is already six
ct above the danger mark ut Clncin. =
I'll and rising. .
Tnr Gospel Temperance meeting of
g W. q. T. u, will be held Tuesday
'ening, February 2stb, instead Of the !,
ening OF the 2lst as first announced, !,
Every day we hear of rich strikes D
mt where In the mining districts, N,
It, we notice, none Of them are hard n
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18

FOR S.ALE--A Second Hand Organ,
very cheap. NlRs. s. Il. OSBORN.