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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-14

regooiijn F;2tirase listed Duquesa sa Ii
ja CasterSn, IN intiroo amigo de BEgnY,
QUE sabe con pcruecorea esta hlstorltl, ne
Ia Ia ro.arldo, y ss54to decig : usted. CI4
mia, Qas 10 hay cosa mas laraen5abse. ln-a-
gine usted Gre apenas llego e Duqna IS
San PetorshGrgo, inrervino an una gran
partlda de Juogo que hay Il Clrculo des-
de hace aigua tempo. Muy nal tFatado pCF
ic srerte, ptrd;3 Drontc clGnto tenta, que
NJ era ,nucho. Acud6 Ia caja del Circu-
10 psra provaerse dc fondos Y eubrir sua
cofnpron:isos Continue iugando Ell tales
propoTcionas que 500 una selaana as
cen dlcT5n eJ;7 deudas 2osciertas clncuen
tf- mil pesetas. Pareca one habia perdido
cornpiefamenfe la eabe2a. que, enjoGue-
e'3o pos IL 1aala suegfe. jagaba i oiesas.
h do9 uoc1es garlo cla2to rerGia, : des-
po6s To.1;| PcrSe1 e1en rn.l pesetaa, quo
d@ndo On 6aSn.tiv5 con 1ns deCda lie dos
centas nil.
i ma deut,a de doscientas mil pesetas,
die Ia Marguesa con triste sonriss,
T. IS POGO. ciartamolte,
No II IS, u7ucho nn3S para Geat0n,
q:a no t"nia III M centlmo con Que pagan.
Eu los C4rcuios las deudas Ge s.ata cIase Sc
pagan de4t:o &c lass vein-ic@atro horas, SO
pens Do aor a%p-ssado : pueeto aE rombre
OF ii8ta de tramposas. i4a eituaoi6n Cei
DuQue era, pues, n2uy camp2oi2otida. he
bio dir.gi1set s aQ Eay13lta, aCaCuo toaA
n1cstra fotcslLS eStt "a oseacs taices, X
! Baronesa Y q e hab:arag2oa 3ado pacte &c
( Is aunla, pudo spIa2arsc con los acrseda-
] res para O connieto page pero Nastoa 10
/ p0I=s rl"lor Clcuo I'D 9uIeo .ltClglIee i
/ n0suIEa>. rayCQc Cazjcr4tu se . n2Rsa aeon
| IL. r. =. r. .3es4;ohedc iovar cneov,6eo er2
| 81 nahltac;on del Girculo ant~oganCoac Z,
pouosaa ro1lezionca 9 cognprendando Qae
hr.o4a coiaprcnaetllo scaFemorte 81 pos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-14

lag 6anciones que Is Baronesa iba dejando
trea a como rastro sutil, vibraban alegre
monte en ol aire.
Distraida por fin Ia Marquesa De su NE
dtaci6r. levant6 Ia vista. vien9o al Baron
de pis anta ella esperanto sus 6rdenes, d'1o
con rnolanc6l;ca eonrisa
y oien, sobrino, tienes algo que de
Crime Soapoch0 10 que sea, - TeS %
Dauada que estoy-
-Es IN trietisiuo asunto er efecto, tie
nnia.-respondi6 penaativo el joven ;-aslln-
TO quo no aumentar& seguramente la conal-
Geraoioa 80 quo goze puestra clase. Cuando
cualauiers de ros0tros 10 cunple gu daber,
II falta rcrre5iaq recae sCbr8 todo8 sus lgua-
lcs 10 irico enc nos hace superiOres a las
3ana#s clases es la hdelidad nuestrCss ]ura
rlantos AU1 so dice conoo pro7cTblo; pa
,abre AZ cabaloro;' perO cUando aea LotoTio
que d8iamos de cumplir nuesfrae promesaa
como cualquera, nj siqulera So nos recono-
cera el supreme respeto : Ia fe jurada, Y ha-
bremos perd;do por complete n antigua *e-
putac;0n.
Brill6 uua l&2rima an los oios Dc Ia lar
cuesa. } ievantandc haea ei Baron 50 IL
as : adelQa2ada5 nanos, ie d;5o
-DIn2eIo t03o, 10 rne ocutes u a ia
-. gracipg II actividad de mi buen Be-
clelr, que el Duouo de Bligny asta On Pa
r.4 deedo mace sois 8amapaa.
-, IN De veras 10 saba uated DIG
81 Baron coz amargUra.-sY saba usted
tambiap Que Ia casar8e
-; 4 easarse t--oxclam6 estupefacta Ia
sa1ora de Besul;eu rguiendo al cuerpo OF
II polt1ona r Ioni6ndose nuy p&lida
ST. quorida ia perao1.e listed ni' ruds
feeroueza, poro en esta olase 68 a8Unto.
ms rarece qua 10 ue5or es hablar claro-
"A casavae - 9e2i5i6 lentarrente Ii
MarQucsa.
-fl Duqua "a hecho loa u1eyoees. os
fuarzos para que no SO aapleTa La Goslc!s
noro 9! futuro suegro, que, sogda pareoe
o. an l.urgu8s vulgarisimo, ha aiao ynenol
i 5.scssto. El buen hombro ro caho ~ s !,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-14

to g ssunta, habia,4do Bliguy an 6etos Z
pareoidos tsf1usnos Senior Ducre, aebe
usted dose;entas nlli pesetss necesits us-
ted tenetias nos mismo ) 10 podI.s a9Q0i-
rir,as." 81 ver que 81 Duque se evautaba
T;vamente para eortar senejante converSa-
con con m desconoci9o. FL viejo impidio
one 10 hcara pronane ando - >euients
Et.sa1.
Traigo 4 listed las do7cientas mi pese-
tas. Tengo hna fortuna inmensa, no Quie-
ro que Sc Olga de IN homore como 70. que
da diez milIcnes dc dote i "a hijs uniea,
eae por cuasenta mi! nliserables duros per
nte DEAR eomprometiao FL nombre de una
de-. las mas iiuatres fainiliaS de sn patria :
Esto e increihie, ia mis-, vefiad
Comprandera usJa6 0en que 10 garantizo
/. ,;gllross. exaotitu} is AS pals be;.s. Cas-
rersc tiena c1gIa s;}tecina Z III podido
a3ornar algo las frases- pero en- tales ter
nninos me ha referido la sgenturs. III po-
be BEgny quedo de@iuu4ota,lo, creyendo
tener an t. 81 un hosIbte Is Go. Alberta
Il GAIA de su insspayado bienhechor e5a-
pezo por meter en- ella dedo trts Il de
d s.gui6 Ia nano, como a,gldo 60 m en-
graE4ie, tres ae n alauo toGa 81 pe.a0eA
irc,uso 81 titu}o. E8t;l rs, pues. IL hiss, ia
DE- 81 cassrpiento.
uubo AZ ra5rnento de slsoclo Ia oecn-
ri32d era grande. apen&e yeIa q Baron er
Il sombra Ia o&beza altvamente eysrtad2
% Ia Marquoaa. Oiase solo s! ,.compasado
ti.-tae del roloj sle IA chimoraa. Vio q 80
ven Dc pyonto ps.sar coI1.o ana os&ncs nube
por q rostro de =a tn. comprendi6 POI
IN 'aal sofocsio sollozo que esfaba ao1an-
do t.:5 aigunos xapidos pasos haca ella, )
arvoeillhndose ses pics Ia cogi6 tierna
uea1sa is o.ano, 10 osoontTaad3 palabra:
para corsolar aqual dolor cue hab;a sidt
s.inerio1 d! orgullo-
Il Marquesa no IL rodido dom;nac N
pens. 10 coufeao :,s yan ggande nj IN
fortrn;o. que ne La si3o impossible detene
las ilgcin,as. An'o tanto Il Gast6u II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-14

sido para nj m segundo hiio, es de mi san
gre. su nal comportarniento me causa do
bic dolor. No puedo comprendsr tai IN
geatitad Dc 81 parte. porque era un JoVen
generoso lie leal corazon. Como hn g
do possible one Gamble tan pronto Go
no ha poddo la sociedad deshacer en- al
ganos neses 10 obra de tsntos amos LIE
eiuque con tanto cuidado tauta ternurS
as ahl como me recompensa All iugra
to, ingrato
Muy conmovido 81 Baron cogi6 maquinsl-
monte el puuzon do marfil con que Ia Mar
qutesa b .oia prendas de abrigo para los nlnos
pobres, { irritado 10 cltvaba con obstina-
ci6n en- nn grnaso ovillo de lana gr;s.
La Marquesa So repuso al I'm, enJugan
q Us ,agrimas
e. cue mas sDporta --dijo con SCREEN
dad es gao toraemos grendes precaacio-
nes con Clara. Va Ia corioces. rs orgullosa
srrebatada; su padre era tarnbisn asi; co
raZ6u Ia orc, pero csbeza de hierro. FL
goI,1a y. /. ser para ella terrible per cogerle
eonapletanente leSprovenida. Esta rnRGHpS
tnisn3o me sablaba todayia de CASTOR, Y III
por az ,aoMeuto ie La ocuvrido que pueda
pensar en otIa mujer. Para s.ia, el sileIeio
a taroan2s del Duque prov;snen Dc neoe
si&ades De il situac:5n en- que encuertra.
Nuncs aa abs4gado IL 5nenor duda. Leal
franoa, espera de los demas la nisma iea!-
tad y frauqueZa, Y Ell un alma como la sUya.
tamana ieslnsion puede .tener fatalas con
secuencins.
Pero, qGesida tis., kno cree usted que
q doeimos algo Bligny pueda, n1odihce arse
! grandenente Ia situaclon! I'll DUque Sc
i ia y;sto arrastrado. - Acasos oshaciendo Que
lcomprenda Ia grsvedad de Ia falta que va i,
aometer sea possible evitarla, 81 usted /"
pegnlite, e-toy por complete I disposi-
ci6n pae:. hacve esta tentativa.
-No.--di i, h Narquesa con gran alti-
vel.-Nosot.os no somos de los que 90 hu
/ milan inlioran. Suestr& posicion, pos
tr.ste que sea, cl2za Z digns. y per nads
la cambiare
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-14

Peu J .ic II Is 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-14

III. 5.5i1 :e2-or+Je7 <-.t.-.aso ol.I1.,o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-14
FoNJCE = II

y. ntc suto.izado par II venta
6e ias falnosas jqrbinas niirao5.ca de
James, Leffel 5, 20, y a. Us Bombas
gcmclas automiacas dc Smith. Vale
s; c., para alimentacion autom3tica
de calderas de vapor con aqua ca
Eente Y II ro-4orsa Clones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-14
Jorge OJErET

l,,rsi6a casteHana de L,eciooo Najer~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-14
Bregaro & Co.
PloYo }'0nce, Pueyto- H5t0.

tiiraa corta vista sobrs Espana Isl-
tdyacaate4-
t'iran sobre las plazas principales =
Efaneia, ln@laterra, Alemania, Anstri E.
l5eis.ra, Holanda, Italia, Portugal. SUI .
J Africa iAHrueeos) sobre New York
Mayo 10 de 1895
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
The Great Struggle.

One of the most gigantic struggles
ever witnessed on the congressional
floor is to follow the meeting of con-
gress in extra session. The struggle
will be long as well as vigorous and
gigantic. The resources of precedent
and parliamentary law will be exhaust
ed and the yielding of a point at one
place will be only for the purpose Of
renewing the battle in another. 1t
will be war of Greek against Greek,
but in the end the Sherman law will be
repealed and will then come the sober
thought and action to remove the
stringency which has frightened the
market for money and capital in ey.
cry town in the United States. Then
will come thorough preparation for
bimetalic money system which
will be for the interests of the Ameri-
can people.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
A Wall in Early Spring Time.

The Pocatello Herald puts up a
wall over county division before the
first rays of the county's sun are seen
on the hill tops. The wall comes
quick after the warning voice. Don't
you do II" quick after the crossing
of the Rubicon, and the splitting of
the milk on dry places. You had the
warning voice of THE News; you
have the heartfelt sympathy of The
News today. But the die is cast. For
you, as good citizens, nothing is left
now but to lower your umbrellas and
take the rains as they pour.
But this is what the Herald says !:
''The county assessor has been max
ing his rounds, and it begins to loom
up to our inhabitants of Pocatello that
the county division scheme was a
white elephant of large proportions.
The entire state of Idaho has popu.
lation less than an eastern city of the
third class, and for Bingham county
to subdYide itself into three, placing
three sets of officials to do work
that one set were amply sufficient for,
will prove to be piece of extrava-
gance yerglng upon folly. There is
every excuse for local patriotism, but
unless it be endowed with foresight
and good sense, it will prove, as it
has proven in this case of county di-
vision, cause Of irritation and ex-
pcnse. Of course, it is now case of
spilled milk, and we must swallow the
dose prepared 1t increases taxes
considerably, but we must put up
the stuff in the interest of self-govern-
ment, even if we have nothing to gov.
ern except an unproductive Indian
reservation"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15

The Soma ticket in Boise City won
at Mondays election from top to bot
tom Had a union of Democrats and
Republicans been made on ticket
like that in Blackfoot there are Boise
Democrats who would have shouted,
TRAITORS, Traitors" and then sung
out in a higher key OF the gamut (:
'Dubois is holding the tow line and
pulling the whole boat and crew to
Republican shores where all is party
destruction and ruin"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
Democratic Money.

Extremists and hotheads will not
dominate in the councils of the Dem
ocratlc party when it fixes a financial
policy. Bound by its welI.digested
pledges the party will keep steadily
in vie" the use Of gold and silver as
the standard money Of the country,
the equal power of both in the paw.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15

THE Atlanta Constitution is sharing
in the new monetary light which is
breaking over the South. Editor How
ell admits that a Savannah paper
states his position correctly in saying
that the Constitution favors a silver
coinage in which the dollar shall have
a gold dollars worth of silver in it..
There is heap of difference between
this and the free coinage of dollars
with sixty-odd cents worth of silver
in thom, and the difference measures
the advance made by our Georgian
contemporary.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
Delinquent Notice.
EASTERN IDAHO WATER COMPANY.

EASTERN IDAHO WATER COMPANY.
corporation Location OF principal place
of business, Backfoot. Bingham Co, Idaho.
Notice--There is delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock on account Of assessment
No. -, levied on the 9th day OF April lsGl.
the amount set opposite the name of below
mentioned stakeholder
Name. Certificate shares. amt.
BlaekfoOt Towsite Co. No. 1862, I, 80
Aud In accordance with law and the order OF
the Board OF Trustees OF the corporation made
the said 18th day OF April lss3. the above de-
scribed share Of stock will be sold at public
auction at the Office Of the company. Black
foot, Idaho, at o'clock y. IN. ON Saturday,
the eighth tsthl day of July. 1853, 20 pay deln.
quent assessment costs OF advertising aud
expenses Of sale. by order Board OF Trustees.
JOHS MONTGOMERY
Secretary Eastern Idaho Water Company.
Blackfoot, Idaho, June 18th, 1893.
The sale of the above described stock ndvcr-
tised for the Sth inst. was. by order OF tho
board of trustees, postponed to the 18th inst.
at the same place and hour.
JOHN MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
BlaekfOot, Idaho. July 10. 1893.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
Idaho,s Great HIT.

Montana's plucky and progressive
little sister state to the west has made
a display at the Worlds Fair which
is worthy of special attention, and it
is pleasing to note the general reeog-
ntlon which 1t is receiving.
Among the new states which have
surpassed all expectations in the mer-
its of their exhibits, Washington, with
her flagstaff tree 215 feet high and
her immense foundation logs, ranks
high, and North Dakota is deserving
of complimentary mention. But Ida
ho has furnished the surprises.
Few people in the United States ex-
pected to see a fruit exhibit from
Idaho; no one would have believed
that in this department the infant
mountain state would have taken rank
with California and the south; and
where is the man or woman who would
have accepted as true the prediction
that Idaho would have the finest fruit
exhibit at the Fair? Yet such is alb
solutely true. No careful observer
has passed through the horticultural
building without expressing surprise
at ldaho's fruit exhibit. 1t is the best
selected, most artistically arranged,
most attractive and inviting and BY
far the most complete exhibit in the
building. California may have more
fruit in the aggregate on exhibition,
but nowhere does her display equal in
lusciousness the exhibit from little
Idaho, which is delightful revelation
to every one of the hundreds of thous-
ands who visit the Fair. Another fea-
tnre of ldahos showing which attracts
general notice is her state building,
built on We olden plan, representing a
miners cabin, Though three stories
high, and decorated on the inside
with the skins of her mountain ami
mails and historical curios from her
best collections. While the quaint
building, with its 20 different kinds
of logs, its immense freplaces, its
lava rock foundations and its doors
made of single slabs, has attracted so
much attention that an English syndi-
cate is negotiating for its purchase. it
cannot be of such lasting material
benefit to the state as the fruit exhibit.
Every one knew that Idaho had logs
and rocks and some mines, but not
one in an hundred thousand knew that
she could raise the best fruit in Amer
lea. That display in the horticultural
building means thousands of immi-
grants for Idaho The home-seeker
is not afraid to settle in a land of ap.
pie blossoms and luxuriant vines.
The Miner congratulates the "Gem of
the Mountains" upon her undisputed
conquest at the Wofld's Fair-Butte
City Miner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
NOtiee to Creditors, and Order to SHOW
Cause.

In tho District Court Of the Fifth Judicial
District ~ Idaho. In and for Bingham County.
In the matter OF Insolvency
of West & Drumiler.
An order having been heretofore made In
this cause adIudRinR the said West and Dru.
miller insOiyent debtors, and more than three
months having elapsed since the adjudication
OF insolvency therein.
Notice is hereby given 10 all creditors who
have proved their debts 10 appear In this
Court on the first day OF the next term thereof
tO-wit, on the End day OF October, 1888, at 10
A. NJ, on that day and show cause, ~ any they
have, why q discharge should not be granted
70 tho debtors West q Drurniler and 10 L. W.
West Individually.
Done in open Court this April 10Th 1893,
ID. w. STAEDRoD, Judge.
Attest NJ. Patrie. Clerk
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
No. I-.HOmestead.
LAND oFFICE AT BLACKFooI, IDAHO, /
July Sth. 1855.

LAND oFFIcE AT BLAcKFooI. IDAHO,
July Sth. 1893,
]. Calvin Miles, OF bingham Co., Idaho. who
made Homestead Application No. 23T4 for the
NEis of Section IS, in Twp. 2 South OF tango
80 East, ID. NJ, do hereby give notice Of my In
tentiOn 10 make final proof 10 establish my
claim 20 the land nbOve described, and that /
expect to prove my residence and cultivation
before the Register and Receiver ut Black
foot, Idaho, on August 10th, 1893, by two OF the
following witnesses
John Pritehett, Thomas Bithcl, william
Howard and John Cater, all Of BlackfoOt, Ida
no.
CALyIS Mills
john MONTGOMERY.
Witness 10 signature.
JoHN G. BRowS,
Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
S FOR the crops of 1893 inv

As FOR the crops of 1893, investiga-
tions by government authorities and
by individual newspapers appear to
show that the general prospects are
excellent for everything except wheat.
fruit and cotton. A summary of the
reports regarding the harvest outlook
in the principal countries of Europe
indicates that there will be a scarcity
IN a number of products. The def.
cheney is most pronounced in hay and
fodder, the scarcity of which threatens
a large sacrifice of all kinds of live
stock during the coming season. 1t
appears that not only the cotton crop
of the South will be short, but that the
quality will be poor because of un.
favorable weather and the presence of
destructive insects.-Standard
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
Desert Lands---NOtIce OF Intention 10
Make Proof


UNITED brATES land UFFICE,
BlackfOOt. Idaho, July 10th. 1893.
/, Henry Dunn, administrator Of the estate
OF Mary }. Dunn deceased, Of BlackfOot, Ida.
no, who made desert land application No t22b
on tho 25th day Of August. 1880. for M SWL
Sec. 2B Twp. South. Range % East hereby
give notice OF my intention 20 make Anal proof
10 establish my claim 10 the land above de-
scribed before the Register and Receiver at
BlackfOot, on Monday, the 9Th day Of Ssptem-
Der. 1885, and that expect 10 prove that said
land has been properly irrigated aud reclaim
cd n the manner required by law, by two OF
the following witnesses
Albert Anderson, DOlph Johnson William C.
johnson and James MGTucker, all OF Black
foot.
HENRY DUNN.
jobs q. BRowN, Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
RLAoKFoor. Idaho. JuLY Is. laa.

To BE a Soma Republican in Boise
City is, with some, to be member of
the Democratic "400," but to be a
dubois Democrat" in Blackfoot is to
be a castaway like Moses in the bull
rushes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-15
Desert Lands...NOtlce OF Intention to
make Proof.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
llarkfOOt. Idaho. June 18th. lsiB.

IfItlNhEVVtt NNIIINf . EFETV 7'7N11l I777'7'
I. Mary A. X. JenkinsOn, of POcatello, Idaho.
who made Desert Land Application No. 80
on the 18th of September, 1890, for 81 NWA
81 NEA and South half of Section 20, Twp 2,
South, Range 50 East, hereby give notice OF
my intention TO make final proof To establish
my claim TO the land above described before
the Register and Receiver ut BlacktoOt, ON
Saturday the 9th day OF August, lsg3, and that
/ expect 20 prove that said land has been prop
erly irrigated and reclaimed in the manner re-
quired by law, by two OF the following wit
uesses
Luther NJ. Caps, Charles s. Smith. WIN. A.
WOOdin and Frank W. Became, all OF BlackfOot.
Idaho.
MARY A. X. JESKINsoS.
joins G. BROwN.
Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-08

The eyes Of the country are all
looking through the telescopes point.
ed towards Washington.
Kickspoo Indian remedies at the
Fernish drug store.
The National Park will capture a
good share Of the World'f Fair visi.
tors next summer.
0ne.half dozen Plated Tea Spoons
and 10. Baking Powder only so els
G. Bunting & Co.
Special rates to Salt Lake for the
dedication Of the Temple, April 40.
Kickapoo Indian Remedies at the
Fernish Drug Store.
Fishing Tackle at Fernlsh Drug
Store
Tickets are ON sale in Chicago for
the Worlds Fair.
Blue Vitrol at Fernish Drug Store.
District court begins next Monday.
No order has been made for Jurors.
Mince Meat only rs cents, reduced
from $l.00. Bunting & Co.
Furnished rooms at moderate rates
at the Idaho House.
There is talk in Boise of moving
the Natatorium down in the ciCy.
Fishing tackle at Fernish drug store.
Blue vitriol at Fernish drug store.
Meals at all hours and all prices at
the Idaho House.
The Idaho Worlds Fair building
will be completed in time for the
grand opening.
Sporting goods for sale at Pioneer
Drug Store.
Fishing Tackle. just the thing you
want. at the Pioneer Drug Store.
Blue vitriol at the Pioneer Drug
Store. Buy now.
Oysters served in all styles at the
Idaho House.
New Barrel Of Sorghum at DaniI-
sons.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-08

The Pocatello Herald has passed
Into new hands--Messrs Williams and
Rockers G. II. Williams, a newspa.
per man Of experience, will conduct
the editorial department We note
the change with satisfaction.
AMI trust the Gate City will
now have a Democratic paper thai
Will dill the "aching void" known to
y Tor so many months past.
Here is an anomaly. Hilar: A.
Herbert. secretary Of the navy, cannot
hold the most obscure office ia the
United States amy, because federal
statute provides that ''any person who
has served in any capacity ia the mil
llary, naval or civil service Of the So
called confederate states, or Of either
Of the states OF instruction, is pro-
hibiled from holding any position IN
the army Of the United States" Yet
Col. Herbert, who held such a position,
Is To day in command Of the navy of
the Unitrd States, and ma, order tue
highest officials Of The navy to do his
bidding. The law which disqualifies
ex-cOnte,lerates from holding army
positions is absurd on the face of it,
and should be repealed. II would he
repealed in short order if the govern
inent should 20 to war with any Of
the great powers.