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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

! tell 70 vat. dat boy %
Po1pey- an . siv Httle pieayuHe. ?
remarked Uncle C4sa- darby.
-H0ws datz Inquired the persoa
addressed
1T az 5ess dis a say. cg1tiaBed
Tree Cesar II see cat Dor d0wu
il a secluded corner o. ds sour
Msefin house Egss sesds ais gnawuin.
He vas sta1ain wtd bis hack 10 me
bit I lsnoT his back jess ike ] do
lis faee, az slspieiOae1 oy De way
be Ezs stoopin Iowa an maxim his
Jaws 20 dat - Ess gagged o. a
waaerZillion
-s5o, nov calculated the listener
II crepe up beEia him az pas my
han sol on his shoaider, a. ak him.
CID ne a taste 3 dat wsterniliicn.
'Ggstus1 a dat Dor ta-u ike he
was shot a1-w'af 90 20 prc'uosti-
gate
- give Il Up sad the listener
~ =. i want 'Gustus. trae's so
: born niggahi Twas q BOY jess tie
siZe ar combinations 90 'Gustus. al
lie had a big slice Oh watermillioa.
sure NUT. Dat 'twa'n-t -Gust1A An
dat's KAT mean 'bout his bein a sly
little pieayune 'T-ink o. him maxim
a fool % me dat a way Youth I.
Con- psnion
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

i tie Cz1-urr II freE- ~
cave Il AZ a-.zsle "a Tas t-5nt-sr
see Cs Two tS-eat 1saz--e-s. re-
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9v Mr lr=o-ze 1EgH=te, 4 Ta= Ere1-
5Dg Te cyan q P9-tlzaz- CreEgz
.-@to1swzI J4ezss1 ~ said
-o1.saly = z5l9r41 a. dz4 - -zzzT otzer
great leaders 81 gz= >1z1a 1s iastftz-
lion q alzrsrr. Eet he wzs 6rzly
eoart1eed tazt Is eElstease was nDE
osly gnzraztse5 ~ tae nztioEai egn-
stitEl5o5- bat sz-e1ions1 3 , clTlDs-y
Inspired seriDt1r= Aear5 bia szv
as n7ea IN TIE cay political s7eeea
he sTe- 1z5e i was ~ meeting
aeld 81 L=z5nZt1a Va. In tas elee-
fi1a ezu9a "a ~ 1850, his rozes con-
ing ureZyee teslr f-oa 3 sat Il The
rear u tn h5zsz E1ers be h4-3 arisen
10 the supD2rs q N aggressive reso-
lstioE he was t5en Major Jackson,
: p=o5essor, - e=e-y oas Eaows ia
TIE I1zzfnztoa military lnstit1-e H
was a freg yisitor II ihs ho1se
vTbere- a. q college stg1 rs. ] boarded,
a16 had more than one kez-d him
express in private c11vsrsat1oa the
sane eozrze:soEs Witch he u that
o1e oezssiOa DaI :. dsesz-=d II pzo.l=-
Ir Acquaintance witb him wzs
ONLY szch a. . boy " sixteen 1v0ulG
f-are rgstl = n - o. lz4t1rz years
Oar OILY point q int gl=-e eyatzet lay
II the fat fhzs tzz2a- 4 cas- IL the
no7y saaDoas eolOrsd S1a6zy school
sbic7 he had orgaasz - IL connection
with the Pres5y terrain eaurca of the
tom. B1t beiievs this Sundav-
seaool II negro cali1rsa y 1TEleh he
was superlRt sndsnt lar closer - his
heart than any other Object On earth
exec y his home and family In the
war. though much undcr ieZal a2~-
became , pr.T4t= czvairg fnaa. sozae-
tifaes ! say General "a X On. IN
Aug st. ls5s the day before he met
ard drove back Po1e.s arm 10 the
t-a.tle Of Ceiar Run. I was riding
dDlrn the r0z leading North from
Orange Court House On my way from
brigade headQ rfers 70 join mr.
r-glment on the Rapida0. when I
Oyertoo5< division of infau ~ On the
march. going toward Culpeper- The
active movements of our f0rees in
dieated the saarp work that was near
II hand When / reach = the head
Of the 20 ann fo1nd General
Jackson. his czo drawn down over his
forehead. riding along ana apparent
Is buried ia deep meditation 81 his
strategic pans ] rode By with a
silent salute. but he recognized me.
called me 70 a halt. and. riding up b.
my side, began 70 talk about the
.coiored Sunday school IN Lexington
Il was great qualification 70 him, be
said. that the school was being kept
up in his absence. 50 we parted and
he rode on 70 bloody victory.
And once again: Il was the after
noon Of the first day Of the second
Bull Run battle and one Of the most
critical moments Of Jackson's whole
military career. He had come round
through Thoroughfare gap. putting
the Bull Run mountains and Pope's
whole army between himself and Lee.
Pope had turned, closed in upon him
ard brought him TO bay. The battle
had been raging for hours. and though
Longstreet had come to Jackson S aid,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

Wa dHstv a-6 sgrA1aeeL stz-d
z.grr % th= Ell= zzz Eals q the Ia
t-s1-al=1s z1 sans the drsGrF
aE Feo= lsase 0ae haas tbe fn--
taste ezs1 u Arabie military zzs.--
and s. the gaze one sees 3 r9w y
-ozz4zese TIER boys czrTiaZ thssr
hz-s lips - -Jrpaee zaz EATERS says
t1e C1r1ail- Gsgszi1e. Il is al boz
d. warfare, u the I'D hard - sszn-a-
enid ssssl order. verT Ike what +
mast hare been rJznd zb3at q Roman
camp u Gzul when the AJelaaa
ezzs d3=n a. al sorts of azlfkely
zgzs1ts o. Csssars soldiers oar ca.-
tiBg D-1slgo51 We wznt 0ut uad =
a esso-t 81 tasntv z1ea sIoag tae
bznpv. rtezlty line 70 szrrass. the
furEaess past he.d b. the Egyptian
forces. so1s ETe-an5-thsirsy r les Erom
Halfah
Fize Gzats-s tie s5udansss. tasy
teH re. an Te-ttab.e s4v4gss IL Eaei-
lzsg for blood Not - VERY long ago,
IN one Of tae.r encounters with the
de-vishss- tasT drove a dozen II them
into mattress hg1se. a2S having So
Gre - T. bayoascsd them As they cane
ruuning ou- One 81 the So1dzuese. Z
huge fellow begged hard 70 take ms
staad - tas DOOR. for. SAID he ne
hadn't killed nan for fo-taiga1.
-ssld when the neKs derrish apparel
be raa bln throUZa and hoisie5 hiE
tack into the burning house. ike
zn5d into Lo1don m1deart But tins
derv.sb, writing On the steal man
aged 70 5snd and clutch the soldiers
moath zad tore his lip and check up
zg FAR as the eve
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

The pgsted Alsg q MnSs New Tges
c1nas 5 : kns1zesa hEruletaF S.a
iasts are Gm1szAi3g aazg and th%ir ..r~s
IN lsaa-sy FerAlsreEt ID tZes e a.
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ness sunshine theg asit lske aasa Z.
lhe apuraaeA e sprlag 81 Is : nsti
- pra4r w4lh some men heFrr Is Y
thus paatrd faE aeaI. bat tAera ara
szons Who ee.EszgsEte With sass1ss.
tea the appe4FaEne 81 tAer nnn-s
case = Mo1ah ca tae hHIietn hear2
zlozv villa the nAses q aisliuguis tsS
mes ln ukosr eoUpany tAey wuza i
glad % ae SEGA upsan Any Eeraas
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

Tv0 brothers zsrs 03ce q: count
ron Moitke's house a. IN evenfnv
party. 10th were captains of the gen
eraI staff The general came 1p y
groap Of gentlemen. ore of ~hou was
on Of the b-osasrA After Join ~ IN
the conversation he asked the latter.
Just tell me who IS that tail officer.
near the Gre place On the ofbe side-I
forget his name. That's ny brother.
your excelleney. w4s the answer. s
smile stealing over the generals face
suggested the idea that he had not
obtained the information be wished
Some time after. the general went %
another group u people and fhere
joined the officer whose name he had
inquired Suddenly the others saw
him turn away. with the same smile
On his face. Afterward. when they
Inquired from the young officer what
the general had asked him. he replied:
.-lie asked me who that officer was
over there And what did yOn savs''
Il sad that he was my brother The
ge neral gave up inquiring the name
q the'twO brothers FIR that evening.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

The ''old clock on the stairs. (" which
Longfellow made famous. came into
the possession Of Ernest L9ngfellow.
the poets son. some time ago. and
now hlls nook 10 the stairway OF
his cottage a; Magnolia The historic
timeplece was the property OF Thomas
g. Appleton. and at bis acath his
heirs gave i % Me- Longfellow as q
relic Of the poet
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

Tag Feets o. ali the world are
witness 70 he revolatiga wrou ght
ia naval ships b the American
monitor All the naval poEers we're
quick - re and ADOPT the aymor
idea. and theg have ever since been
engaged IN rebuilding their navies.
while re have been content 70 Wit
ness the results Of their experiments
until il was necessary for a. 20 re-
bald our Own navy. We waited
wisely. The great guns. many weigh
ing 10 tons, with which England and
other nations armed their monster
ships, are NOW declared by Admiral
Hcrnby 70 be failures He says
EnOderzte-sized guns 81 about twenty
hse tons each arc the best This t.
another American idea, developed in
our new navy. Our new navy steel
guns. long and com paratiyely light,
are undohbteaIy the best in the world.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

EgERT farmer k1OEs that bzd
roa1s sometimes keep bIu from tom
when prices y grain are high and
thereDg cost nizg god pr0Gt. Knox :
hCE much 1lr1e he lOsss 81 Trzrei.ng
OEer Tad roads ard hos zuca larger
4 lo2a biz team would pgl! Il the
roads we're hard ana suooth- ETery
farmer knOEg what 2 cOIsidera r
item q his annual eLpeuses = the
repair % wagons and harness. whose
strength ard s4fetF hare besa Grip
pied by 5a1 roads and nor much
more i 20 = 70 keep three u fogr
fsOrses instead II ODs 81 tEO, - he
might with e4gal ssrvlce vita 3 sys-
ten Of goOd rO79z
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

TIE s5-ess1ee " SCOT arc s-cEs -
fhs atmosphere i or o. nc prize
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Azrzs eltes s1Fer F-o- agzs Eo-Z q
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ezztzrr1z1 cozd1t9og has Deeo1s he
nOrZzl eO1dis5oz s13 fEls s. 11s
co-5ftlos u which Sgw York psgpls
hare Deguz - complain since ~ IL
tro1uctlga u ost1niE0zs coal t5ers
~ f1eL Al exec elt gay % zzzzs
estzEra Ezel less prevalent e - re-
form - atZDs pierre
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

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az - - fmpgrzs5 Ef1l EzrgEs -
pes zlr r-5k seezs5ar
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

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faaazsea2.rs taaEEtE A. AL Esss - -
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lie ~ a5G farnszn Ntras1 q nrsss.
GEQ n EAAE9ux NJ 81 q -
EfsAsha "A
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

Gear Eosyltzls hare Ct1sr 1-s-
alcss - f1GE oesi1s- a70-dlDg
shelter and care fo- Ire sscz i Is
the dzfy u their managers y sEcrd
e1uczti0aai z6ya1tzges which n55I-
~ st1de1ts ard ta0ss aspiring -
re n0ole calling q pr0fessiO1z-
nzrsss cs1 G5taiu o0EEers 51t Il
large hospitals Hospital MANAGERS
who wC7lG deny s1ea Advantage u
those thirsty fOr knOwle5ys w0zld
resBae that which costs item noting,
the parting from which does not
leare them cns Ehit the % rs=
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

Hrs Lai,eside-This financial panic
Is awful
Mrs wabash-Yes; ] an really
afraid ! snail not be able 70 afford .
divorce this year. Truth
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

1Ess AFszEs preacher Z1al-Zs
T. vac rsruE -ss Izs--4 ssE.-
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lu1zs s1slr - aea me g-14
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

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gasa gztsasAsrr Aagess - fEfzisA = ssgisa <
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

Tire sage y choosing a wife.
young man you must not look Tor
beauty alone.
The Youth OF course not Il Is
the other Kind Of girl that VIC may
expect to End alone
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

As Far az antiquarian research has
been able 70 determine. glass vas
known at least 300 years before
Christ The oldest known piece Of
glass i lion bead from Egypt. now
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

Posters took their name from the
fact that II former times the foot
ways Of London streets we're sepa-
rated from the drives by a limo of
posts. on which advertisements we're
dispIaved.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

Gustavus Adolphus was the greatest
military innOTator Of modern times
lie reduced the regiments % ab5ut
]. 800 men. 10 in q company; Ii2htened
the muskets 50 hat rest became m
necessary, facilitated firing b. the
use Of paper cartridges. and abolished
the deep formation. His pisemsn
stsod six deep. mis- musketeers three
deep. lie also organized both cavalry
and aFtiiierY, and be made field guns
80 light that two horses could d "a "
them Al a galloD. and 80 effective that
they could be fired six times y lille q
musEseer sgsd twice.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

A BOZ happened in a cemetery and
a spring-gun set in the grass nearly
killed him. suit has been brought
BIZ guardians Of the Lad. OF course
composition among the cemetery a.
sOciatioas Is keen, but there is q
limit to the, enthusiasm admissible
IN drumming up business.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

The natural history sharps tell Us
that the golden eagle Is reputed tc
be able to fy at the rate Of 40 miles
an hour. Some Of us have learned
by sad experience that the COLDER
k29 eagle can fly even faster.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
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