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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

1t may be that there Is somethins ue-
fective in the Mississippi pension system
and 1t may be that in some Of the other
Southern States there are men on inc
Confederate-pension rolls who ought not
10 be on them. Yet we think the New
Work. Evening Post attains TO the most
sublime degree Of audacity. ana taxes
the prize for irresponsible utterance'
when. I'm discussing this subject, 1t says:
"The inevitable tendency of any pension
system 10 weaken the public morals ana
encourage people to swindle the govern
menf is shown. perhaps, more clearly III
the case OF the grants made by southern
States for the benefit OF disabled Conleae-
rate veterans than in the pensioh-nst io'
the survivors OF the federal army
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
by THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH is delivered v,s, . 70
.usscribcra at FIFTEEN GENTS ~
week. payable TO the carrier f mreI six
moath.: $50 for three months: ovs' '''
on, month. Price per copy. 3 cents,
The WEEKLY DISPATCH a'
annum. ..,,,Y a. q 20 per
IKE SUNDAY DISPATCH ~
anaum: or csc. for six months, ,r I'D
Subscriptions in Nil cases . pas oSter the
vance. and no paper con.in ,s for sond
' eHplnnon n M check or regis
p posi- ,nSts, V Currency sent by nail VIII
be at the risk Of the sender suo SUBS mus.
wishing their pos,-ofice CHANGE nes , nost.
Give their old. as wen as thes' new pO'
cf,.ce. Sample oopieS iicc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
A Christmas Quito n.

on candy models Of each beast
That Noah's ark did frame;
They'd let the precious children feast
Till they to dinner came.
And. when, of all its grand array.
The youngest took no bite,
The watchful mother said, why. May,
What's spoiled your appetizer
II know" said BERTHE. with smile,
She's eat a big baboon,
Two elephants. a crocodile,
Four camels, and a coon."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

give her command OF the mouth OF 'ne
Orinoco, the commercial advantages ac-
cruing to her would be infinitely more
valuable than the possession OF the 'ene-
zuelan gold-heds. The fact that Great
Britain expressed willingness to SUD-
nit to arbitration her claim to territory
west of the Schomburgk line would seem
to prove that the control Of the mouth OF
the OrInoco and the consequent practical
direction OF the trade OF the country
drained by that river constitute the real
bone of contention and the real prize
she has in view.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
A Shonping Truth.

There's many lass-of certain class
That enters certain places,
With no intent to spend a cent.
But just to price the laces
And other goods; nor do these moods
Disprove them business "hearties,'
Cause. don't you see. they prove to be
Real r-pricipg-parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

An edition. limited to $50 copies. Of the
"Epithalamium OF Edmund Spencer. with
Certain Imaginative Drawings by George
Wharton Edwards" has been published
by Dodd. Mead & Co. The artist, they
state. has carried out in his illustrations
one artistic scheme In harmony with the
text.
The New York Herald for December
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

The Pittsylvania Tribune has an edi-
torial on people who are victimized by
the sellers of green goods. We do not
thing that such people deserve sympathy
from anybody. The terms on which the
swindlers pretend TO offer to sell valuable
goods testify that the transactions are not
to be honest ones. and ought to serve as
a warning to any and all persons inclined
TO trade in green goods, that they VIII
do so only on ruinous terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

We publish in this issue column let
ter from Judge Robert w. Hughes. In
which he heartily sustains the President
and presents some views as TO our dis
pute with England which are both new
and interesting. All who wish to be WELL
informed on this subject would do well
70 read his instructive contribution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
Appearances Deceive.

Upper: There goes a gentleman who
looks as IL he were accustomed to lay
on bed Of roses.
Clipper: He isn't. though; he's the VII
lage barber, and spends most of his time
laying on lather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
Very Likely.

1t was an Irishman who remarked OF
miser. who had died, and had been treated
TO a rather expensive burial: Fax! an ef
he'd lived long enough to see how moiGhty
igstravagint a ting 1t was TO dole, It's
me own opinion he'd niver been born,
surei"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
Is 1t

that everyday our store isfiIled with buyersfrom
every part OF the city, regardless of distance?
There must be some reason People, especially
ladies, don't go out of their way to buy unless
there is a reason
II Is Because
we have established reputation for absolutely
fresh goods, especially in the line of Fruits and
Table DeIicaces and our customers of
superior article,
The very best of everything in the whole line
of food for your festival table can be bought of us
at very reasonable prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
General Hanging.

In view of the times and the INDECENT
state
That the average being has met
We will not only hang up our stocking
this year.
But wen hang up" whatever we get &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

Lord Salisbury advances the contention
that II the United States propose to pro-
tsct the South and Central American
States. they should make those states
behave themselves. By the same logic
Great Britain should make Turkey be-
have herself. John Bull is the self-con-
stltuted protector Of the unspeakable
Turk. whose recreation for several
months past has been the butchery OF
Armenians
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

In the last issue of the Buena Vista
Miscellany. Thomas d. Bailie. editor and
proprietor. there Is biographical sketch
and excellent haIf-tone portraiturs "
ex- Governor Fitzhugh Lea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

The New York Sun Of yesterday has
half-column editorial saying that Christ
mas is a. good season for giving. and
calling upon the people to make liberal
contributions to restore the buildings OF
the University OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
SUNDAY DECEMBER 90. 1895.

THIS PAPER RECEIVES THE COM
sINEp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEX
VICE OF THE SOUTHERN AssoClA-
TED PRESS AND THE UNITED
press
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

1t has been remarked that Sahara
wears a waste OF glittering sand.' II
this be true. there is probably a long
gravel-train sweeping after her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
ADVERTISING RATES.
r,.Tr INCH OR LESS.

Wanted Situation. payaple III %
vance C25 words or less) -, -. or adj
Above rates are for every ',,,ivelv.
N1 pssS,ng notices in reading-matter type
c1o ,inas or less. 81: in nonpereil' leaoea'
1--WE lines or moro. rs cents. .,-r,shed
= Cara of rates for more space '"'
on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
Adhesive.

THAT dog" said a sportsman. OF set
ter he was eulogzng, lis very much Ike
his master. If he levies on a scent once
he never let's IL go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

Profanity quite commonly bespeaks a
loose character just as a dam often in
dicates that II has It's sluce way OF
doing things.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
A Modest RejOindcr.

Flasher: Wen. now. since you have
brought UP the subject. what is poetry?
Coyman: Can 1t be possible that you
have never read any OF my illusions?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

This is a good season for credit; II
you think of stocking your store, the
wholesaler ought to hang 1t up for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

Some people thing the legend OF Santa
Claus is like the post-holiday wallet
nothing In it,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

When the part Of the war which Is
heing fought In the stock exchanges Is
over. there may be no war left to be
fought. SO mote It be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

Is this a free country? and echo an
swers: Freak country"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

All letters and kilograms must % S
az, Am ,1 70 THE DISPATCH CoMP "a ~ l.
Rejected Communications will not Dc IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

Though he has no choice OF occupations,
the laborer often takes his pick"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4SS EAST bHoAD
STREET. p,pK.pIACF
pHAEMACY. Belvidere and Ma aas S tItrII
WINCHESTER OFFICE. Jus HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
Literary Notes.

The mlser is the original chest-protec
tor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
WEFESK EMS.

Private STOCK .-.-.-...s.s.ss-.-.. D w
Fousf the finest blended Whiskey 20
be had. and very old and mellow. 90
Unmarried and Domestic Brandies. Runs,
and Gins.
Fine assortment Of Imported Table Sher-
rles-our own Importation.
PRICE-LIST on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
WIN ES AND
WEI ASK EYS.

We carry in stock a large assortment
OF FINE WHISKEYS AND WINES m,
family and medical purposes.
We handle nothing but ABSOLTTFr.x
PURE GOODS 'h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
N UTS.
FIGS.
london Layers, eNtra, per pUuHu 49,
FRUIT GA X ES.
CAN DH ES.

Strictly Pure Candy. per pound ...... 10
Three pounds for ,;.;................ y
French Candy 5-pound box. per box. %
Fine French Candy 5-pound box, per
box ........ ....-.ss.sss ss.ss.s.sssss. w
Extra-Fine French Candy 5-pound
box. per box ...................;;..'.'' y
Fine Chocolate-Drops, per pound ..... D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
MANUEL NIsA FINE suERnIr<

Imperial. rich and pale .................s2 81
MOntila. very very pale and dry ..... On
Vino de Paste, pale and nutty ......... N
mellow -. ...i.,..'... . %
Amontillad0. very pale. very dry. and
frultF ........ .s........s.. ss.-.s...r.. TO
The above Wines are the finest imported
and we can recommend them as being
~ a cunarior uuqfffy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
Cooking Wines.
Miscellaneous.

Stuffed Prunes. l-pound boxes .....,..
Chocolate. per pound ...-.....-...,...-,
Menier's Chocolate Tablets, l-2-pound
boxes ........-.- ...ssss-sssss .ssss-fs.
Nenler's Chocolate Waters. l-2-pound
boxes ...s..s.s.s .ts.srsssssrssssstsfs
Dates, 1-pOund packages ...............
3 packages Gelatine .................-...
Per Car
Canned California Peaches. extras.
Canned California ApricOts, extras.
Canned California Cherries. extras 90.
California Asparagus ....................
Malaga Grapes, extra tinted. per
pound ...sss.ss.. .ssssssssss ssssstsssrr
Fdam Cheese--each ......-.............. Il
Plum Puddings. per pound ............
Saratoga Chips. per pound ............
Iarge-Slze Pots Pres rived Ginger. per
pot .-..s...s.- -.ss .sssssss. sst..s.ftff
Medium-Size Pots Preserved Ginger.
per pot .....s.s.ss.fs.s sfsssssssts t.rss
2-pOund jar Cranberry Sauce per jar.
Medium Size Pineapple Cheese. each. !
Olives. per quart .......-...-.- ----.-....
Large assortment OF Plain and Fanny
Decorated Candies, all sizes and colou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
SsEE ERR RF Hes.

Duff Gordon. Per Gallon
No. 10o-Very pale. dry and delicate. g a
No. 200-Very rale. dry and o'd 1900. & y
No. 200-AmontillsdO Dry-a fine Wine.
very rich and trinity N
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-06

stump and pcercl over the edge into
the cavity, and, sure enouga, there,
under his very nose, lay two OF the
prettlest, latest cubs he Lad
ever laid eyes on. No sooner
had he clapped eyes on them than he
began evolving a scheme by which he
could capture the little fellows. So
intent was he in this work that he
failed to hear the approach Of the old
mother bear, and was much surprised
10 find himself rolling down the side
Hill all OF sudden, When he had
gained his equilibrium he was startled
TO see the old She bear making for
him on the run Unfortunately Leke
was without "a weapon. and he reck-
oned that this was case where he
had better run, and live to light some
other day. 50 he ran lie knew the
old bear would not follow him very
far, and after covering 100 yards over
logs and rocks he looked over his
shoulder and saw mother bear saunter-
ng back 10 her stump home.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-06

FROM WHENCE CAME THIS JEZEBEr, %
mantle, and ran to carry the happy
news to young lawyers clerk, very
strong in sentiment, and exercising
In idle moments the functions OF third
assistant in bailiff's office.
mo, not at your house, my friend .
said he. Your Cardinal might re-
turn, which would surely be awk-
ward, nor at my house either, because
of the neighbors / know, however,
snug little hosiery in the Rue
Montmartre where the chops are per
feet and where no one would ever
dream of looking for us. Come, let
US start"
And in very few hours Vlrginie
had the long-dreamed-o pleasure of
dining in a private cabinet, then of
passing the evening at the Folies.
Bergere, where the honest Cardinal
had always refused to take her be-
cause of the "ladies" one met there.
1t was close upon IL o'clock when,
the representation over her ewes
shining, her cheeks like roses, and
tenderly leaning upon the arm Of the
third assistant, she took her way to
the little hostelry, whose chops were
equalled, but not excelled by its dis
erection.
Meanwhile, the suspicious Cardinal
had dismissed his fiacre and taken up
his post, en- sentinel, at the corner of
the street, his eyes obstinately fixed
on the door of his house.
As told you, it was only few min.
utes when madame appeared, all
fresh and radiant in beautiful
toilette that she had purchased but
day or two before, on the anniversary
of their wedding day Seeing his wife
so charming and enticing, cardinal
had vertigo of anger, and was ready
to fling himself there and then upon
his faithless better half, only fear Of
scandal restrained him. He buried
himself in doorway of neighboring
house and remained there, glued
against the wall
Poor Cardinal coming out from his
concealment, followed her at a dis
lance, with the concentrated atten-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-06
FAcrs Aeour rng go

DR. Young estimates the mean
depth ~ the Atlantic at about ~. nol
feet
The saline matter held in solution
- sea water comprises ono thirtlcth
Of II, weight
The water 81 the Mediterranean
contains greater portion ~ salt than
that OF the ocean.
The sea-cyprrss kind NJ coral
sometimes has 5000 u TO- 600 animals
on single branch.
Nearly three fourths ~ the world :
drainage. directly or indirectly. ponra
into the Atlantic ocean
II is estimated that the water n
the whole ocean contains in solution
over 2 100000 tons ~ pure silcr.
u IS estimated that two years nre
required FOR the gulf water Ia trnvcl
from Florida 70 the coast ~ NORWAY
The banks Of Newfoundland nr,
formed by the sand. enrsh and stopes
brought from tho North By the Ice.
bergs.
u the surface Of the earth were
perfectly level, the waters ~ tbs
ocean would cover IL to deptb of
GOO feet.
The ocean hydrae have no heart
no lungs, no liver no brains. no
nervous system, no organs save mouth
and skin.
The bed Of the North Atlantic con.
S'sts OF two valleys. separated by a
mountain range that runs from the
Azores TO Iceland.
The whole bottom Of tho ocsan IL
covered with layer Of calearcons
ooze, mingled with the skeletons ami
other animal remains Of Il, inhabi.
tants
" were not for the salts Of IN.
ocean the whole sea would soon no.
come mass Of corruption. owing n
the decay Of the organic matter Il
The sea has no hcrbivorous tnb.,i
'aht It's population lives ON oach
other' and the whole Of tins immense
'Npanse OF water Il ono prcat
slaughter house, where the strong
- yer prey upon the weak
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-06
COMMERCIAL VALUE or LIre.
Considerably tug hest la ths Case % the
Man ho leeds Frugsily.

Considerably iIIs hest Ia ths Case Of the
Man 81 ho leeds Frugsily
The vast majority OF people are alb
soIutely wrong on the subject 81 teed
ing thcy think that rich and iuXurl-
ous people feeding on the richest ami
most luxurious foods. arJ the most
fortunate and healthy people a.
sure sou il is Just this reverse, says
Sir Is W. Richa dsOn iii L0ngmau
Magazine | am the director OF aH
Insurance company aud am Obliged
often 70 make an estimate OF the com
mercial value u lie II then. two
persons oi the same age and eOnst.tl-
t.OnAl build come for calculation rs 10
the monetary value OF their future
lives, ana IL one BE- Rich an Injurious
ana the other bs competent and fra.
gal irugai even 10 abstrmiousuess
wOuld value the liiu ~ III 'tuga
person ~ 20 per cent AZ least Ortlar
than that oi the Rich and luxurious
person
Dives dies 10 plenty, Lazarus ia pow
erty DO not die like Lazarus u you
can help Il, and 10 NOT die ike Dives
i You have the opportunity h,t, atd
the happy condition, easy enough -
lind II pOu determine 10 learn
how on least food sou can do
thc most and b,'pt work Newer uAt
until sou are satia,rd never eat Ja
the day our heavy meal but dis hl0
J0ur to1d into three light meals
distributed a. 20 tlma ud
quantity eat slowly take small mouth
ful- mast,cat". or chew your iUU.
we'll touch your food With your
fingers a. little ~ possible do not erg
out for animal food morn than twice =
day a. most have all animal iood we'll
cooked and 90 not forget frutt "a
food
Ia Queen Elizabeth tins the
orange. the golden fruit 81 th, Heaprr-
ides. might anl IT, way to the qurrns
table hut such Fruit was indeed
scarce joints 81 m"a, pSr- rut 10
with tho irill 81 paper touud the md
q The POINT % hold by forks hriug uu.
known. and her loyal subjscts. a short.
lived race, knowing littic how 70 make
th. most Of liic tn the matter ~ fryd.
ing and drinking, Suffered from dis.
nascs which we're o. ,hr most ayoida.
1lr AZ we'll a. Objectionable character
We, fortunately. iisr In a diTurunt
reign we have fruit galore. aul hasu
clean forks instead ~ dirty fingers IL
raise our food with. twO adghntAyrs
equally sweet and wholesome. though
50 different Ia kind
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-06

THERE are unmistakable signs tina,
the giver OF progressive euchre par
ties is coming down from lofty
pedestal, so long and persistently oc-
cupied by her, and is taking a closer
view Of the necessities OF mankind
The prizes are becoming more prac-
teal The head gentleman's prize no
longer consists OF a hem-stitched
handkerchief, with fringed edges and
about the size Of a postage stamp. a
ladies' smelling bottle, some Dresden
china designed only for holding mi
lady's puff and powder The cam
paign has taken a more practical
turn. At progressive euchre meet
ing recently the head gentleman's
prize consisted of pair of deliberately
decorated suspenders. Now that is
something like it. The prize winner
found he had not labored in vain He
had something he knew what to do
with. no matter whether he boarded.
kept house or wanted to hang himself.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-06
A BRIGHT STAR
A SKETCH OF THp
LED MARY ANDERsoN" WIG
TO FAME.
A'o riAsed Leading Roles with
HARRIET aud Thorns '''A


~ lhe ~. Louis Chronlelsl
Cue OF the most conspicuous ese
Stageland Of America to-dsv kAfes n I'd
Nof.oh. born ia the Seventh ~ S2hn n
loth cry Iorty-slx years 49, 49, BED
OF nus youth were Thomas ~ h. ~ ifletds
RANK Chanfrau. We ind Keeas ! ~ y. q
the ase q 70 and Norton Ia M sar
carry manhood, the leading nsn ~ 1877 ~ 4
o'n ~ the famous Winter Carte ~
" ne Was STARRED with Ia ysyss',. u ~
~ eaFls ia tho los, and Altsrrs, ~ We y
Vssil us t 49, Win ChArles Th0rns n y
sts,el sheatsf ~ New Orleans ~.
met our Mary Anderson. thsn I. \ aerie
girl who aspired for stage &c. loas
under his guidance and ~ 80
knows, led her - fame Nj 49,, 20
the proprietor Of the Grand OD.s,,s' ~. = =
~ Louis, the Du Quesae Tfesfs..' ' rs.
burg, and one Of the st0ckhoi3s.. ( ~ !.
ALi,sftean ts1tfaEaganxa Coinfary
One afternoon early Ia Jug. ~ -,
lhto ms New fofkofiice on Bros5as,
sneUhhtefNd his business nianasgg
McAaAus, who had also baen ! ! s-'
auhbrrf Tor Two years NurfHs -
prised that AleSianus had JJss,.t.ls, ~
rane, MhOeurcd yOuf' ~ $780, n,
myself repiied sieMauus. a,slfs ~ ~ b.
iAms PINK Pitts - y
II was encouraged by Ne MN,
enre, and as last rtasJFt trisi - -
t'ilia myself, said Ne Nort0n n ! ~
lelu reporter *A9u have ku0yfr ~. y.
years, and know how ! have sasgsg,i X.
during tho aumIHrF OF ISIS / 49, -
baek AZ tho siullaAphy hospital 4 +
Gary tOuF Wrvas. ! MAS pal "a ~ VA i.
sst, % alstths win > EieW . clear. - Z
~ ~ alpua prvpeFties Ia ny blood IA. =.
Gal thrprtats say = lhr eauta u a. ~
alatistn lrFt tbs hospital trrllas ,irrss.
Bat Ihr nFat damp aeather bsUa,at 81 4
Ihoso eaeruciaglng palns in - -, :.
JaeA 10 vas the aafas 90 gsUahis aesl
aisElhs down Tor a stretch % afe as.se,s.
th1 palms screwed my isgs irs0 ! E..,l -
atpsr, Apd hobblpd - pa.afal.y - -
After had Iahrh my tirsg h5r n iaiss s
" struck nc that tho pains asss - =,
b.esomr, ! grtod another bJ1. ri -
almost unru1aclously % have fAAA = III
Ftha Fills ! impguFcd 81 saa5ifF ~
rosld rise after siGtins 81 as dssk ~ IA
hour and thu sWtugrs % ghsaaag.s. A.
accomplished my rtatns mrru ~ mis4 tA4t &
scafVciy uosirrd Ghen DuginE a. -
tNu wrrko NO have hal mh -
weather ia ~ t4Dais Hui IL 8s-sssss
has not had Ehu slightest effect z k4.sf.,&
bac2 Tho rheumakiam. whlsh ( euns5isg 4
sunlclrnt and reliable trsg n the s...I,sT a
l'tnk Fllls may als1 say that lhs "a
FNts hATp scird - 4 toHtr Ce NJ sssaAA
which ] thought was well aieh Assirggsas
~ thr thousand and Ohn alleged r-ns,lrs
consumed 10 the paas hyr ynAss
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-06

The Times Ia the namc Of > lais
rival in tho Geld Of journalism
Brockton. Mass II Il an oigat 800
seven column daily. with twelve ~
Saturday issue II 10 neatly pflhN
and shows evidence Of eSpef'sa.'
hands IA every department
owned by W. l. Douglas, whose W
trait IL 40 familiar 10 newspaper "
ers throughout the county, tasie
ing very few dailies or week.-mrs.
which his 81 shoe il not adver"s
Col J. Armory Knox Is MANAGE o.
personal representative Of Mr, VI
las The Times IL independent y ~
tics, prefcrring % advocate priusSg "
rather than parties. II 10 pfintssa, M 4.
Hoe press which "a evidence that W. ~
started out with good sized o1''
ton.