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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-02
Glnss pitchers Free.

Twoouart Glass Pitchers Frce with On
Pound ~ Tea or Baking Powder nt tGst Inuip
Tea Co. = store, Zs9 we@fwiIsier street, nox,
Gladding's.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-02
Amusenents Today.

PRovIDESCE OPERA Housr-Fanny Daven-
port in "Gismonda."
KEITH's orERA HoUsE-Maggie Cline in "old
Glory"
LoTHRoP's OPERA HoUsE-Kato Dallas in
Two Orphans"
WESTMINSTER TBEATEP-sam T. Jacks Creole
Company.
CRYSTAL MAZE-li2 Westminster street.
ISFASTRY HArI-Polo; Providence VS.. Pail
River.
'Tis "a Delightful Smoke.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-02

Rev. DR.. James l.. Vose delivered an
address on the Armenian prosecutions AZ
the Beneficent cuhrch last evening.
The committees on city property and
education meet at 4 O'Clock, the harbof
committee at $50 and the Common Coun-
Gil will meet at p. IN. today.
This evening there will be q meeting liz
the Lilac Street Church commemorative o.
John Brown of Harper's Ferry fame.
Messrs. Van Horne Downey, Boomer and
ythers will participate.
Rev. James ID. Tillinghast will be in
stalled es pastor OF the Baliou Universal
ist Church on Wednesday evening. The
installation sermon will be preached by
Rev. W. 4. Selleck OF this city.
John Quinn. 80 years old, single, was
found dead in his room, $50 India street,
by Mrs. Margaret Burns, at 1i:l5 yestrr.
day morning. Medical Examiner Palmer
was called and said that death was due
to alcoholism.
The sixth anniversary of Bethany Mis-
sion. 26 South Main street, will be oh
served this evening at 7:45 Addresses
by Rev. Wallace Nutting, Rev. III. NJ.
King, Rev. Edwin bromley and other
pastors of the city. Singing by quartet.
Thomas Barry, swi,chman for the New
York, New Haven u Hartford road, re-
ported to Captain McGil that a pane OF
glass i'm his shanty on India street had
been broken and two oil cups had been
stolen. One OF the cups has been rscov.
ered by officer Lyons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-02

IT'S Mild and Fragrant
The satspic l0c cigar; Try 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-02
BRIEF LOCALS.

Joseph Wright AZ years old, 10 missing
from his home, IL Bishop street.
The school children were glad TO hea,
the "no school" alarm at IL 80 today.
Silver spoons valued at "a were stolen
from Mrs. Laura A. Burgess Of 516 Broaf
street, yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-02

'Tis ~ Delightful Smoke.
The Sat snic l0c Cigar. Tvy IT,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-02

Rev. DIR. James l.. Vose delivered an
address on the Armenian prosecutions AZ
the Beneficent cuhrch last evening.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

gryzie i oboje z iekiem padaja
w otch}an.
So}datom znowu posi}ki
nadchodza.
Tymczasem czarna noe
rozciagne}a za}obe mad zyja-
cymi i nieboszczykami, Polar
wszcza} sic W Alkugo. a ma
p}omienistem tie widac jeszcze
by}o pasujqce sic cienie
Potem wszystko
ucich}o, wszystko znik}o;
pozosta}a luna, kt6ra zgas}a
dopiero W przedswicie s}o-
necznego brzasku.
Jutrzenka okry}a nieszczes-
ny au} W zgliszczach oznaczo-
nych sztandarem mocarza
P6}nocy (1839).
Wsr6d gruz6w i umar}ych
niezmordowany nieprzyjaciel
ludzkosci szuka Szamyla 49, i
ME znajduje go.
Me dowierza sobie, [czyni i
drugi raz i trzeci poszukiwa-
MIA przetrzasa wszystko skwa-
pliwie, lecz napr6zno.
Zdumia}y odstepuje cd
miejsca zbrodni, przypuszcza-
JAG, re W og6le pozosta}y
tylko Z kr6la Kaukazu roz-
Gwiartowane szcz2tki do
niepoznania, skazuje je vice
drapieznemu ptastwu ma pa
stWe.
<S~1ag daisy naseapl}
PkACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
iednak W1eleM

jednak w1eleM
Wszyscy p6}roczni prenumera-
orowie Gomco ! Zskry otrzymuj2
zupe}n1e bezp}atnie drugis pismo
humorystyczne p. t.
Wesoly Kurjerek.
Gomeec Z Zstro czasop1smo
illustrowane, cd lat l6tu wycho-
dzace We Lwo W i 2, posiada
tresG niezmiernle obfta, urozmal-
coma, pozyteczna i patry otyczna,
przyc2em Zamiesycza w,eksze i
mniejsze dohre q e S Ivy
chodzl trey razy ma mlesiac. w e.
Kur erek jest zupe}nle
oddzlelnem humorystycznem u
8 owanem pismem , wYcho-
dzl diva razy ma miesiac -- razeml
tedY kazdy Drenumerator otrzymu.
je m%iesiecznle pie6 numerow
dwoch pism. Ia zdrowy / przy-
Jenny pokarm W og6le, a "a dobrY
hnmor ciet7 dowclp " szczegole
- redakc'' 2orecza, p1zyczem
doda]e, re fedakcJa obydw6ch
plsm prowadzona lest W ten spo-
sob, IL pisma te ME So bvnajmniej
lokalne, c lnteresa]a ca}y Hgo}
polsk. Polacy zam;eszkali W
Ameryce, znajda W INCH wszystko,
co cylko ola pokrzepienla ducha
polskiego potrzeba, . obok poucza-
]2ce], 'nteresujace] l p%ozyteczne]
tresci Go"co . lskry> bumor i
dowcip W diego Kurer r.
k a rozpedza i'm n'eledna tesknq
clezka chw1le zyc5a na o~bczyzr1e,
Prenumerata rofroczna z
p%rzese}ka do AuerYkl wynosl tYlko
d wa dolarv. Nadse4aiacy
prenumerate rocana cztery
d DIARY. otrzYmuJe natychmiast
oprocz pism rowyzszYch, j~eszcze
franco bezp}atn9 premie: Prenu-
merowaG MONA W kazdei chwili,
zaleg}e numera. Tub poczatkl po-
wlesc1 ma zadanie Aazdy nowy
prenumerator otIzymu1e darmo.
Prenumerate z Amerykl nal
dogodnEei przesefaG do!arami pa
plerowymi W lEstach rekomendo-
wanych, lub tez prxekazem poczto-
Wynn pod adresem.
Administrator Go1co Z EkrY
Lw6w--Lemberg
M. hros@ewshiego %
EUROPE AUSTRIA GALICYA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

SONY by} patrzec ,jak Moskale
gospodaruja wjego dziedzinle;
jak zrzucaja mostly mad pre-
pasciami; jak jedni drugich
wciagaja pc linach ma urwiska,
rozsadzaja prochem pok}ady
granitu tamujace przejscle
artyleryi wznosza bastyony
ma miejscach zajetych.
Pomoc ME nadciaga}a ma
odsiecz oblezonym; Moskale
sic coraz do Mich zblizali.
Szamyl stojacy W bia}ej szacie
ma najwyzszym vale swej
cytadeli, skina} krocie kamie-
nj stoczy}y sic ma }by napast-
nik6w.
Pierzchne}y m6zgi z posoka
z t}uszczy so}dat6w zrobi}a
sic miazga.
Lecz ma CRUDE Varsity
tego sp}aszczonego: cielska
wstapi}y zyciem, jak stada
hyen, MOVE zastepy opl}e
trunkiem. A pc trupach tych
nowych sapery Paskiewicza
weszli pod okopy au}u, szturm
do cytadeli zacza} sic ma
ostro.
Garstka walecznych Shiny
dawa}a op0r. - Swiszcza}
grad kul ko}o Szamyla, syn
jego BIENNIAL Eddin, popad}
W niewole, padali u stop
|jego znakomici rycerze, on
sta1 niewzruszony. Pomimo
tego szarahcza moskiewska
posune}a sic naprz6d...
Szamyl znika Z dymiacego
sic pobojowiska, a "a chwile
postat jego bia]a ukazuje sic
ma wierzchu srodkowej basz-
ty i stalntad wydaje rozkazy.
Chwila to stanowcza.
Pod nogami jego odbywa}a
sic rzez, jakiej ME zna}y sepy
Kaukazkie.
Wojujqcy obustronnie kq-
pail sic we krwi strugach,
grzezli pc martwych i ranio-
nych cia}ach swych towarzy-
sly. Moskale pieli sic po
drabinach szturmowych, u
kt6rych szczeble by}y Z
trup6w swiezo poleg}ych.
Muzyka %wojenna usta}a.
S}ychat by}o tylko zmieszanaa
wrzawe, hulk strza}6w, wark
pocisk6w, szczek / BRICK,
zbroi, charkanie umierajacych.
Przemoc bra}a gore.
Zywio}y nawet przyje}y
udzia} W tel bitwie pamietnej
ma obrone bohatera ludowego.
Maggie, sterczace urwisko
ska}y po mad jego baszta
rozstraca sic W swej posadzie,
chwieje i pada z ry-
klein straszniejszym cd
grom6w.
Nastapi}a zmiana krwawej
dekoracyi. Padajaca opoka
zrobi}a nova mage z Moskali
ma dole i ods}oni}a gromadke
kobiet czerkieskich, stojacych
ma gore, zrozpaczonych,
okopconych, ma pol nagich, z
rozczochranemi w}osami, zio-
nacych przeklehstwa.
Kazda Z Mich, co mia}a w
reku, kindza}, n6z, g}az,
naczynie kuchenne z ukropem,
rzuca}a z dzikim okrzykiem ma
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
SYNOWIE
SZAMYLA.
Powiesc historyczna.
w E P.

lLNL oANSN .
i doliny, ska}y i CORY Kaukazu
rozbrzmiewa]y wrzawa wo]en-
ma. Przez d}ugie lata kusl{a
sic moskwa daremnie podbi6
bitne g6rskie szczepy Ger
kies6w. Szamyl, ksiaze wodz
czerkieski, zas}al W clagu
bitew rozlicznych CORY Kauka-
"a trupami 200. 900 Moskall.
Szamyl odwazny jak lew
chytry jak lis, okrutny ola
vroga, anielski ola swolch
dobroci, broni} kazdej piedzl
oiczystej swej ziemi, kazda
ska}a Kaukazu sta}a siepomnl.
klein mestwa egoizwyciestw'
PRONE by}y dlugoletnie wysl{-
XII Coz znaczy1a drobna garst-
ka walecznych Czerklesow
wobec milion6W moskleW-
skich! Moskwa, gdy zdobyt
zamierza, homie szafuje krwla
swych poddanych. WKaukazle
piq}a sic pc trupach, jak po
drabinie ma wa}y czerkiesklch
warowni, pada}a jedna Pc
drugiej warownia, Szamyl
zewszad osaczony i szczwany
lax dziki zwierz w osteple
tracil ziemie / chroni} sic W
coraz niedostepniejsze kauka
~ wyzyny. w ciaagu czter-
dziestoletniej walk zniszczy}
Szamyl cztery armie mos
kiewskie; coz, kiedy coraz
nowe wyrasta}y zastepy,
Wreszcie %otoczony zewszad
vidzac daremna Wake, zszed}
Z orlego gniazda i odda} sic
W rece dow6dzcy armii
rosyjskiej ks. Bariatyhsk'ego.
Odda} sic W rece wroga, lecz
ME jake niewolnik, raczej
jake dummy zwyciesca, jake
ksiaze udzielny. Car Aleksan-
der II szlachetne mieWa]
porywy i wyjatkowo dotrzy-
mywa} przyrzeczenia. Szamy]
przyjety z kr6lewskiemi ho-
norami, zy} jak ksiaze, z}otq
byla jego klatka.
Zanim ~zajmiemy sic losami
Szamyla syn6w, kilka znamien-
nych rys6w postaci Szamyla
skreslimy. Szamyl, owa potega
bohatera l~udowego, kt6ra w
najpiekniejsze sprawie OPERA
sic zamiarom grabiezy i
podboj6w najsilniejszych mo-
narch6w najwiekszego cesar
silva ma kuli ziemskiej 49,.
by} synem pasterza trz6d W
puszczach Dagestanu. Wpraw-
die poglad dziejopisa Z
trudnoscia przenika ska}y i
zawi}e Kaukazu przepasci i
Nazdy odgfos ztarnt9d PREY"
chodzi do mas, jakoby echo
podpadajace zmianom W
miare odleg}osci i r6znorod.
nosci KRAKOW, przez kt6re
Drzeb:cga wszelakoz z
pomiedzy podah 0 rodowosci
Szamyla powyzsze zdaje sic
bye najpewniejsze.
Jakim sposobem 6w nowy
prorok doszed} do najwyzszej
godnosci? Mkt O tenn ME vie.
Fakta jednak okazuja, re
zdoby} ia sposobem najprost-
Sym, = si}a w}asnego ge-
nluszu.
Szamyl wg}ebia sic W nauki
der,ricz6w iman0W. 2 Mich
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

z owych postaci, kt6re tax
czesto spotykamy W czasach
wojen krzyzowych. TAX, jak
jego w6dz, tax i on naleza]
do sekty muridyst6w, injury
dyzm nakazuje poswiecenie
sic jednostki ola og6}u, ]
og6}u ola jednostki, opr6cz
tego polega ma bezwarunko-
VEN pos}uszehstwie ola
naczelnika.
Pamietnym jest W dziejach
zycia Szamyla dzieh II go
pazdziernika, jest to dzieh
zgonu Kay Mollaka i jego
murid6w. w bitwie okropnej
Moskale zwyciezaja i zdoby-
waja twierdze Koisa.
w diva lata p6zniej drugi
upada przyw6dzca czerkies6w
Hanzaa : Bey. Wtenczas
wystepuje Szamyl jake OIL
brzym, jake pan zycia i
smierci z wielka moca
majestatem. On to w~ywiesi}
choragiew Mahometa powo}a}
Judy do wojny z trwoga
widzi Moskwa il move wste-
puja SHY W robbie plemiona
czerkieskie, xii pastuszy
zamienia sic W ber}o potezne-
go kr6la g6rali kaukazkich, a
Aet W surme wojenna.
Zdaje sic II mad Szamylem
czuwa}a, jakby opatrznosG.
Ma dow6d przytaczamy opo-
wiadanie Gordona O zdobyciu
twierdzy Akulgo:
,,Szamyl obdarzony zywa
/ g}eboka przenikliwoscia
}atwo zrozumia}, o lie So
bezpieczniejsze twierdze
moskieWskie O niskich murach
mad owe wysokie azyatyckie,
s}uzace "a eel ola dzia} ME
przyjacielskich. Porzuci} "a
tenn owe twierdze dawnego
stylu. Ma szczycie stromej
cory, otoczonej ostrokohczas-
tenn, pionowo Scietem7
ska}ami, wznosi} sic samotny
au} zwany Akulgo. Ktoby
z Europejczyk6w spojrza} z
wyzyny tego au}u ma doh,
dosta}by zawrotu g}owy.
Wszelakoz Akulgo by} ufor-
tyhkowany przez inzynier6w
polskich, kt6rzy tam schronili
sic pc nieszczesliwem powsta-
niu r. 1881, ably przed}uza6
wojne przeciw Rosyi.
Wejscie do tel twierdzy
zdawa}o sic rzecza niepodobna
do wykonania. Akulgo miesci}
W swych kamiennych wnetrz-
nosciach ogromne zapasy
zywnosci i amunicyi.
Szamyl obra} W tenn orlem
gniezdzie swa g}6wna kwatere
/ d}ugo W MEM p%rzebywa}.
Tymczasem donosny odg}os
0 MIN przebiega} gubernie
caratu. Moskale postanowili
zgniesG dzielnego wodza; a
choG ME przewidywali, ze
gniotac sami beda nielitosciwie
gnieceni i re ma w}asnych
karkach przyjdzie i'm budowac
rusztowanie, ably dostac sic
do niedostepnych WYNN,
przeznaczyli ma smier6 6my
so}dat6w i poszli ma wyprawe.
w Rosyi so}dat kosztowa}
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

Tabaka Jest rdzenle po]skn, zazv-
wana przez lud polski pod >ahorem
prusk1m, szczeg6lnie W dyecezyach
pelplinskiej gnieznienskn pc.
znansk1ej. Fabrykacya odhywa sic
W spos6b starokraiskl.
MONA ]a dostaG we wszystkicb
pierwszorzedpych handlach tabak1
l cYgar oraz W polskich grocer
mach. Ktobv :iei zas IL s'ebia ME
moze dostaG, n,echa] sic zg}osl
wprost do fabrykl. pod adresem:
~CENNIKI PROBKI wyse}a
sic bezp}atnie. - KtobY soble W.
czy} mieG siebie zapas moiej
tabaki ma sprzedaz. chetnie z MIN
zawre stosunk1 ,udzielajac mu znacz'
nego rabatu czyl1 zarobku.
Il |xNACY OLFF
Dubois & Willis ave.
E~netrnff, Mich
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

Bears makegoodpeis said Lieut..
Clark aWhcr WAS 10 the Revenue
service ~ Alaska We had ono on the
boat and he made things hum We
named him Wueska lie used to
climb 10 tie cross trees, going up hand
over hand by thg ratlins One day
o. ycnturcd ont ou the yardarm. and
there hr stayed We had TO ret a
rope and haul him down When We
were IN the rabin lac would back down
the companion way aud come TO ms
for lis mess OF grog lie dearly loved
rum and molasscs Once he Yaulted
over the head of our Chinese cook and
went into thelockcrs. where he elped
himself 10 sugar aud butter We had
"a tackiug made Tor him. much The
same as a harness Ola pet pug. and we
would drop him overheard, with a
ropc attached. TO take his bath Once
he landed in a native boat and nearly
the occupants ont OF their
wits. llc was as playful as kitten
and although be sometimes dIsobcyed
he was never trcacheYous or unkmd
When ne was lost or hid himself, MS
he often did. we would look ~ the
dark tin We saw two little balls OF fire.
These were his eyes, and gave h i'm
away every time New Orleans
picayune
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16
CREATING At CARDS.

alars Proportion 81 Men Are Cts
aoneet and Moro Women.
0na Very moderate estimate out
afeyery hundred men who play high
al eame. ol part rimueat least three
,Itat and ouf ol every huudrei WON.
en at baa Nx say, ,ie London
Iguth 'i'hey do NOT always cheat.
bat every noR aud then when they
think that no ony looking they as
ny Americans eay play with lie
advantage II amy one will take
,ae trouble ~ count up she number
az person. Nho lNc yeur after ycar
lac above their incomes and nho play
habitually ~ games 81 chance. and
Aet an newer III debt hr viii pFe.riNe
hBi iheY unjust cheat Tor at 40 game
90 pure rhanrr can hahiiinl player
nll year after year Is simply inn.
possible ii he does not give himself
SOME 'ittlr ads aniagc over bis oppu.
uaufs The advantage however, need
not br above . on 9 per cent, for hin
90 make good thing out 90 his play
iiGe 81 harrarai fer instance. a per
son playing 40 each coup would
stake Zoe All hour at least t@oH. ANA
2 ltrf cent on this would insure him
~ per hour II hc plays frequently
tilp luck OF onr hour would balance
lice III lnck az another hour. 80 that
were be- toplay two hundred hours IN
DE year his annual revenue from
cards would De II 200
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

A close fitting jacket Of fine broad
cloth has almost the entire front Gov
cred with otter. with collar and wide
CUFFS Of tho same fur The sleeves arc
Iev.o' mutton, aud, instead Of the usual
shane az the hand, begin to widen Just
below the elbows, and are decidedly
ilaring ~ the cuffs
A pretty bonnet has plain crown ,
shirred velvet brim, aud trimming
made 81 very closely plated chlifon
aver thick silk This Is made INTO
I,ons which arc set on in masses, be-
Inc closely pressed together and iiar'
ing IN rosettc fashion
4 bonnet with shirrcd velvet crown,
narrow plated brim. and trimming
80 os,rieh plumes set ON in Alsatian,
how fashion. with upright loops OF
r,ch MORE ribbon, is a new model tha'
bns been greatly admired.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16
Pooling the Ducks.

A hunter. says the Richmond MOI
Democrat got after flock OF dida'
Der ducks IN the lake. These birds,
il is claimed. are able to dodge bul.
lot after the flash OF the gun The
hunter shot away all his cartridges
without hitting q duck When the
didapcrs saw n puff OF smoke from the
Gun they would dive before the shot
reached them. The hunter was deter
mined not to be outdonc, so he III a
cigar and began to pull ms fast MS he
could. In this way he kept the ducks
under the water until he drowned the
entire flock. American Field
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

= bright woman has been making %,
years collection that Is far from -, ~
pieted' that is absolutely nnique and
that has great intrinsic value. h ,be
cary days Of the late war she began =
scrap book OF nothing but fa.hioa
plates. This has been added 10 Iron
time 10 time until the volume NJ,
grown 70 several Ii isa wonderfn,I,,
interesting sight, the passing IN revie,,
OF All the absurd fancies that nav
nonrished in these thirty odd years
There Is the Grecian bend the chignon
The waterfall, the pull back 3 H.
erinoline, the Tiny bonnets and the
poifes, the large bustles and The large
sleeves Only extremes Of styles ana
oddities are used, or the collection
would swell beyond all proportion. As
Il IS, il is the source Of much mirtb
whenever she brings Il out as q Com.
pany trap
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

hyauc that make them look ike ono
large mu.clc Scrapr 81 the thicl,
layer and divide tho tendon into SIS
small parts aud thcy may be drawn
90, one bY onc by passing n skcwcr
under ,hrsu aud pulling vigorously
The displaced drumsiiclt j. now a
dainty piece ~ dark but tender meat
which may even DC Dreaded and
cooked by itself az specially choice
dish IN various ways Even where !, Is
served with other cuts. fricas,ec. Stew,
rybast or hrou. the sincws should al.
A. nys br removed
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16
~, IN. nren nt.nls.ri.

Running moirr uIy the track.
SINNER fancy u for dancing
see ~ satin aud wash muslin.
@.ne incuuRruity ia the ar
81 bu' that can IT, forgiven
understood that tho gowns
'efly constructed that the
efi can cnmc OF easily and be
'oronnyutiun 4 handsome
SHOWN whcrc pale green Is
SKIRT is banded with white
hobon bows The pointed
~ square yoke finished by
4" guipurc and - white moirc
U y IS alike hack aud front
y " 'hrce bands 81 icwcled gal.
~ sleeve putt. arc of white
I. ''ih the coming Of the elbow
u long sleeve reappCars, and
~ effect Of the elbow sleeve
~. glove with carriage aud
gowns is revived
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

Ahint % houseaeepcrs where chick
ent are 20 be cooked ID not put
them before the tirr without first re-
moving Ills seudons ~ the Lego or drum.
sticks 70 do this eui the skin AZ the
joint where The Zoo. unites With the
drumstieis and tnis, the two pieces d
little - bEsng out ihe white tendons
There afe teN IN tFoni and large
bunch a. Inc bara II ihe legs inciosed
ID . thln layer uf muscle like mem
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

'auh.rh rrvrslci ibr batslc ~
i mss twsb and briRa, a.
rais nta.iurri this eraeun
saes iH irsfurU than mWi
reseigF Tho cnlwr was q
ah grcB sud q was Gov
f7tE rith EVERY kind ~ iawvr
gh minnie wrrr perfect in
f'ais aHd ihcy were hand en-.
Z 10 natural roloriuR Il had
tai taaqnc the back 81 the
saving ~ seams. lhC sleeves
Fuard wiih lace nfics
" lace On the erasking
which trimmed Tho open
ihao Werc hugu lnopcd bows
a the lack ~ the neck q
'salne STYLE
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16
onnnr KaffIr Nannes.

The Kaaics. or negroes, OF South
Africa. have very queer names, They
nre baptized on their arrival NJ some
town hy their first employer, lie
gives them whatever name may first
enter his head. In looking through
tbe native register at the diamond
fields. | came across the following;
"Siypensc, Shilling. Dollar, January,
February. Damn You, Hell and Bla-
yes. Two For Sixpencc, etc. SixpeEe
Is the favorite howevcr--New York
Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16
ON a NIGHT TRAIN.
HSw tins Passengers We're Kepr
Awake by a Bridal Coupie

hsw tha Passengers We're Kepr
awake by Bridal Couple.
\ young clam farmer from Canarsie
accompanied by his 25O.pound vile
created much amusement on bridge
Tram coming 10 Brooklyn one night a
ii'iie before midnight Tie ears were
as well iillcd ms is usual ~ that hour
Tie rustics drew attention 10 Them.
selves by the loud tones OF their con.
Nersation, Now baby the man was
saying, you know amt "a bi, stingy
and wouldn't care Tor The money ~
al, but don't want any catfish OF a
toll-grabber to do the dead ssindle on
Sunday nights anyway
"oh. never mind Rcrtben, said
baby consolingly
We'll. now, baby, you can see for
yourself There's - cents out Of a
dollar. DO YOU see that, That shark
has kept back ten cents on me Ii
ain [ the money loareio baby. Here.
do YOU want il IL?
No. don't want It. | Wish YOU
would keep quiet
Nell. II sou don't want II. here
goes scattering 10. change on the
hoor.
Baby maintained stolid silence.
~ ing rueiul'y "a ,heroiu ontheiioor.
Finally Reuben realized that he had
been guilty Of criminal vast aud he
SAID Ati II sol, don't wani n. I'm
lake j. aiS he began clalnsily to
pirk he money ont 81 the spaces IN
tle mating AZ this point general
laugh arose from the other passen.
gers Mhen tide BROOKLYN station was
reached the farmer was still mourning
hi- missing dime. and when tat his
ponderons Aiic was 81 ruegiing 10 pre-.
vent iHm from taking the next train
10 Aen York TO eci hmk ri,h Tint
ptate at IRE tollboN Brooklyn
iIgic
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

The Housewife Qbanding out PLATED
Here my good man. i haven't piece
Of pie, but here is a plate Of broiled
potatoes for you.
Mayside Walks-I'm sorry, mum, but
must refuse, hungry though / am.
Didn't you know that the experts at
the pure food exhibition have decided
that the potato is lacltin' in wholesome
sustainin elements?-Chic Record.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

The very pronounced difference be.
tween the military shapes OF this year
an" last makes u no easy matter TO re-
model ones old head gear This Is the
way one girl got over the difficulty.
ahe took on some Atih buekram or
wlggin sud made fashionably tall
crown, which she covered with velvet
the same shade as the felt. This She
pnt on the hat, curled the old feathers
Ahd arranged them according to
model she had seen IN window. and.
behold her hat WAS quite a Ia mode.
ahn good Tor another seasons wear
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

~ Bodice vcilcd with chiffon
" The rcRimcntal for thentor
|gry woman who could has
: black satin or MORE skirt and
N.Y.. ,,glorcd tafFrta bodice covered
nm auoh' Women with any In.
n, KY \, ~ their manner Of dressing
~ lied against this. Though
.earing chiffon hodices 10 the
l. \ 'ley arc VARYING them slight.
M atig thcatcr bodice Ia made
AMY ''llon over light green silk.
lalns y" o. novelty Is given by its
AKA which consists OF bands of
s' gon wrought with green and
\ These bands trim the
= lbs on shoulder 10 waist line,
IN y end in a corselet Of paloon.
49, y pink velvet Is worn about
Ia =, a ,e tho sleeves consist of a
'ulds Of chiffon.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

Cultured Miss tired to death.
Friend Where have you bcena
TO IN orchestra rehearsal
THAT shouldn'; tire YOU
Yes. but They played three or four
popular selections, not classic bit.
won know just perfectly delightful
and jolly.
Then what tired youa'
Trying To lool, bored 81 course"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

Blouse vests of chiffon or mousseline
dc sole are both useful and dainty.
They may be worn over somewhat
worn silk waist and will transform it
entirely. A soft. full vest of cerise
chiffon is combined with vertical bands
of black lace insertion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

Mr. llighhi Where is that Book Of
Etiquct aud Complete Letter Writer?~
MIR. H.-Nh do You want Il for?
Mr.. H. want 10 write 10 the gro
Ger 10 tell him | can't paw him,