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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

Dfcese en- la Capital que la prensa ma
drilena censura duramente q la Guardia
Civil por haber hecho fuego sobre ell
pueblo indefenso, 8 la llegada del gene
raj Martinez Campos.
La Guardia Civil trata de iustificar
su conducta aduciendo que obedeci6
6rdenes superiores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

CONvENIENCIA PUBLICA -Quien de-
see viajar hacia los pueblos dc Gss0yanao
Coof'ao, AdiaSastGs y As6o7sito va en- carrua-
je, va en- caballos de silla, dirfjase al que
suscribe, calle de La Tore, esquina La Rel
ua. Modicidad en- precios, carruajes fuertes
comodos, caballerias resistentes.
Ponce, Agosto s de 1S95.-.Joinae Bds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

algunas monedas particnlarmente sef1aladas,
one le acusan como autor del delito
FL cabo de orden pdblico de aquel puesto
capture al Juan Dfaz Lucena, encontr6
at7a entierro de veinte duros, que Sc dice
pertenecen la suma dsstraida.
Don Jose Segarra pide la devoluci6 de di-
chos veinte pesos, por considerarlos suyos.
el juzgado proveeIa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12
De nuestro corresponsal de Pstillas:

FL dfa del actual ocurri6 IN incepd;o
en el barrio de Cdcao olto, de esta jurisdic
ciop, y quedo reducida escombros CENT
zas Ia casa de don Marcos Miranda.
Era ell 1nieo candsl de este sef1or, la fs-
bric6 a expeusas de grandes SACRIFICES. NJ
pudo salvar nj adn sus ropasr
Sentimos de veras esa desgracia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12
III NOtiCiaS
generates
De Fsjardo:

De Fsjardo:
''En la tarde del de este mes Sc quem6
en- este pueblo Eulogla Glmenez y Rivera ia
iecIendo las pocas hoIas. La iufelIz padecia
de epilepsia " estando sola en- su casa, cayo,
7fcCma del terrible NAL, encima del fogon,
InfAmandose sus ropas. Las quemaduras
eran atroces Practloaron la autopsia les
acredltados facuItatlyos se1ores don Esteban
Lopez Gimenez don Diego Roman.
Ell Juzgado municipal acudio en- seguida
con la actiUdsd que 10 caracteriza y Ell alcal
de sefior Andrea faciIit6 en- Ell acto cuantos
auxilios fueron necesarios "
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

nueye de Ia noche en- vez de terminar a las
cinco de la tarde como antes
MeJors de importaneia es Y por la que me
recen nuestfos aplausos los sefores Cintr6n
y Bird, acIeditados concentrates de aq1ella
plaza, que hau gsstionado por obtenerla
Ell Administrator de dieha oficina. don
Rafael Ge Sevllla, es cumplidor exacto de
sus deberes damuestra ell mayor cello 6 in
teligeLcia Ell su delicado cargo.
Sea para todos eli horabuena.
Sc habla>de que pronto SO instaIaIa en-
Ponce la luz electrical; de que en- la plaza de
las DeiIcias SO levantaIa IN kjosko aunque
no tan bueno como ell de la plaza principal
TanDien es yoz p1blica que sigue adelap-
te Ell peusamiento de unir a Ia Playa con la
Ciudad por medic de IN tranvfa el6ctrico.
81 todo esto sc realiza, no olvidamos IL
carretera de Adjuntas, podemos decir que
Pen vuelve a psogresar, va que en- otrc
orden, y con respecto barberfas tenemos
una de las mejores de la isla.
va sc sabs que nos refarimos la bar
IBERIA de Ia As0cidci6ya de Dependencies en-
donde muere ell spleen. Ali Sc usan los
mejores jabones y esencias. Vamos ala
Hace pocos dias sc ilev6 cabo an roba de
cincneuta pesos en- Ia casa de don Jose Sega
IRA, yecino de Juana-Dfaz
Esta preso, por sospechas, Juan Disz Lu
cena. quiep, segdn parece, Sc eDcontraron
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12
NO ESTAHOS CONFORMES

Nos referimos un suelto titulado "Oaf6
enfermo", puoilc4do por el ilustrado perlo
Oiao ''E ECO, do Yauco, en- su numero CO.
rrespondieute al ola doce del mes on curso
y reproducldO por Yarlas apreciables publ
Caclones de esta Isla, relative a una mues
ira de cafe averlado, procedentes de los ca
fetos de esta hacienda. cuya mueStra remiti-
mos nuestro amigo y convecino don Luis
Natah Preguntandole la vez 81 en- ell cafe
recolectado en- su hacienda habia notado
granos ayeriados, contest6me dicho seflor
que SO haOia hiado en- el cafe cosechado en-
aquellos dias y que, efeCtiYamente, habia
hallado muchos grano5 anaiogos los de ls
muestra que 20 10 remitfa,
Igual preguuta2lsICy ifeUlh0 tA-Tarios de
nuesScs c0mpaneros productores de cafe de
esta comarcs, y todos nos han contestado
acknowledgements, lsmentando eI hecho nun
ca Visto do daGarse al fruto en el arbol, lco
mo ma sueedIdo este aflo, que nos causa
p6rdidas de consideration
Ah0rs ben i. es corriente, sabido por to-
do agricuItor que tenga slguna pIactica, que
La continuation de los vieuuus y dc las liu
Was en- clerta epoca del a1o en- Ia que haya
algau truto en estado de cuaje de maQu-
rez, perJudica este grandemente, como su-
cede aqui con la cana, las nabichueias, ei
malz el arroz etc. etc., y en- Europa con
los aeeltunas, las uyas, las mie ses Y Gemas
Irutos; por eonsigalente, es de suponerse
con mueho fundamento que la causa origina-
ria del mai que los cosecheros- de cafe de.
ploram0s, esUa (segdl nuestra humilds OPT
nlon) Oh la auormaldad del tempo que he
mos tendo on los ditimos dias del mes de
NoViemore Ell t0do I'll mes de Dieiembre
ProXimo5 pasados Dc otra mapera no sc
eXplica, puesto que On las dos primeras reco
lecciones del fcuto llevadas cabo en- los
meses dc Oetuose y Noviembre, no haliamos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12
Nos dicen de Patillas:

Nos dicen de Patillas:
'Ha recaido ell nombramiento de JueZ
municipal para 81 resto dc este bienio en don
Jose Maria Muniz, persona de buenas condi
clones por su earacter eonciliador como por
sus dotes de moIalidad honradez.
Ell pueblo ha visto con satisfaction ese
nombramiento, que es una garautia irme de
que imperaTAn, en- los actos judiCiales, Ia
iusticia y la rectitud."
Desde ell dia primero del actual Sc presta
ell servicio teleg aico en- Fajardo hasta las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

.Q) Sc extrsvi6 10 carta que levaba el
glro de % duros, correspondientes Diciem
BE- perOcomo SO enyi6 la seganda de cam
tDio, estas horas aquella suma est& en- Va
lladolid.
(2) SO reiere q la expression de nuestra
gratltud por su generosa conducta con Il
coa.-N do la D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

Sentimos de veras esa desgrsci3.
Por expender leche adulterada ha sido de-
nunciado Juan Angel Santiago.
Qaiere usted IN vino reconstituyente que
lie haga recuperar sus fuerzas, agotadas por
sus m1itiples dolencias sas exesos-juveni-
les
Quiere usted evitarse padecer de esa fa-
tai enfermadad que Sc llama anemia, tan CO.
| nun en- estos climas tropicales
Qniere usted IN conico poderoso para sus
afeccioDes del coraz6n Pnes use ustad ell
VINO NUTRITIVO DE KOLA. COJA Y
CARNE PEPTONIZADA TGRREGEQS
que Sc F9nde en- tsS33ass- las B0ticas. Exija
listed que sea el lejftino de Torregrosa,
Solicftelo en- Ponce en la Farmaoia Gadea.
Por esoandsl:zar en- Ia ria pdbliaa hnn 81
do deterldos l.,s ipfivl6aos IgRacio Vega
jose Maria Pauheco.
Pasado manana eatj Re San Ja,n
con direcnon & ests siua 4 L. uotahle
eomPafia Dc opera qos 1aljs q sea 5r
Vertara.
81 pr6yimo domingo, lo, 5asa "a nj
rnera represent4ci6a IN - i'a..a.
Fl abono Sc cnbre ra a..sd4ass,te.
So han introducido ootab}es r.t.icrae en- Ia
sala de esgrima, re Ia hyoctt-oEGfs ,,e Deoen
dfentes, que c; da dia a1qaiecs RQe9oe a
pulsos, gracias al eotasiasmo y Ia actividad
dc su digaa dirscriva.
Esta maflaaa circuio en- esta ciudaa ura
hoja vola te, firm ala por Ia sociedaf dei
taIque Ab0Isc567s, 1nVItando sla a tomoola
que Sc inaugura esta uoche .. Ell parque de
oomberos, = a la' daDa3 generosas que en
Ponce estan siempre dispuestas reaIzar
con su belleza los es ectaculos cultos
prestar ell apoyo de su buena voluntad y sn
entusFasmo a las In1ciativas pTOgreSistaS.
Dado ell entusiasmo desperta 10 por esa
esfaaaie de fiesta, iniciada por damas respe-
tables pIar nifas enthusiasts, 2 teniendo en-
cuenta ell ganeroso m6gil que estas guia, es
de esperarse concuISraeeio -s,erosa.
Habla tombola los microbes, vie,1ies do
mipgos.
Al parque de bomberos
Aver fneron conducidos al Dep6sito mu-
Dicipal, por embriaguez, Francisco Mel6ndez
Y Tomas Vargas.
PIDASE De LA NUEVA marca de man
teqGitla da9sesa ESBENSEN," de venta
oA LN UN6COJ4%ETEG Oh ut CU/6 O6 LUS D6
,SctGS de los se1ores P. Bastard & GO
Enero 81 de 1895 M alt.
Los cocheros Dolores Martinez Manuel
Suarez, fueron aver denunciados por infrin-
cir ell artfculo 90 del Reglamento de carrua
les.
En- ell Cuerpo de comunicaciones SO han
1echo los nombramientos siguientes
Para la Administrator Central de Comu
nicaciones, al telegrafsta don Anibal Herre
"a, don Manuel Pino don Rafael Pc
eer Guindulain. Idem la de Mayegiiez, a
Ion Jagier Ouevas Zaquiera, don Francis
20 Otero Y s don Juan Castro G ircfa. .-Idem
i la de Ponce, don Sergio Molina Y a don
Arturo Machicote Iiem la de Vega baja,
: don jose G sndfs Csrreras Idem la de
Nsguabo, don Juaqufn Cruz --Iaem la
Ia Jnncos, don Mannel Negr6n.- Idem
Ia de Cabo Roio. a don Octayio Rivera =
[jem la de Ut1ado, don Antonio Alva-
rez. = Idem Ia de Areeibo, don Ramon
Santiago.
En- la sala de Socorro fae curado aver de
ma confusion en- el brazo izquierdo el indi-
gduo Tomas Fernandez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

Por expender leche adulterada ha sido de-
nunciado Juan Angel Santiago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

En- la sala de Socorro fue curado aver de
una confusion en- el brazo izquierdo ell indi-
yidno Tomas Fernandez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

Por Ell Gohierno General Sc ha autorizado
la exhumacion y traslacion de los restos NOR
tales del que fue en- vida consecuente liberal
respectable hombre pdbico don Pedro Ge.
r6nimo Goico, al pueblo de Fajardo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

Asegdrase que ell general Martinez
Campos ha visitado q S. d. la Reina.
La entrevista, a La cual Sc atribuye sums
importancia, Sc prolong6 por espacio de
dos horas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

Ha rendido la jornada de la vida en- Sar
Juan la respectable seftora dof1a Carmen
Mechtler, viuda de Fernandez.
Enyiamos sus desconsolados deudos, J
en- especial sn sefior hiio, nuestro buer
amigo don Ramon Fernando Ia sircera ex
preston de nuestro sentido p6same
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

Ell vecindario de Coamo Sc qneja del POGO
ser vicio que tiene la alcaidia en- 81 negociado
de matricnlss, pues resuta que muchas We
ces el encargado del ramo por ocuparse en-
otros trabajos, no puede atender este. ha
biendo ocasiones en- que IN ramo deja Dr.
hacer un negocio, 8 se 10 anulan, porqne el
escribients de matricn!as no despacha la
que Sc solicitan. Con este. no solo SO PERU
dlca Ell vecindario, sino que deja de rscau
darse el impnesto. Llamsmos Ia atencion
delsenor Alcaide, especialmente del Ayun
tamiento, fin de que Sc regularice las def-
oiencias en- este ramo tan Importance
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-12

Aver fueron denunciados los eoch0ros Jc-
Sc Negr6n. Valentin Qliles, Alberto Rosadc,
Domingo Sarrano v EpIfanio Sosa por in
friDgir el articulo o. del reglamento de ca
rrusjes
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22

cover from his disgust aud ainaAi.hlrat
Miss Pairbrother. pretty, bright. brln,
ming over as usual with provocative
coauetry, ran out and stopped al the
strange group. She had caught Con
stances words and her face was PIE
ture of amusement, horror ana mai
cions satisfaction by turns.
Constance gave Cyril one eloquent
look, full of pathetic sadness. of rigid
determination. Then she glanced al
the young girl, who seemed unable 10
pass the group.
flake her home" she said in low
voice.
And she turned TO her husband.
Tom" she said. ''are you coming
home with met
.Yes, IL you'll have me, he an
swered In a lioarse voice.
He was less grateful than suiien,
splritiess. Perhaps he was hardly So
Der; but his lettering footsteps We're
the result Of illness rather than tntox.
icatlon. She led him 10 her lodgings,
got hun some clothes, gave him food
and placed him la a chair by the ire,
In all that she did there was NO pre-
tense OF welcome or affection; but she
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22

According to Washington dispatches
Secretary Morton, of the department OF
agriculture. has issued an order post
poning the certifcation of export beef
to March l, 1896. on account OF numer-
Gus petitions having been received from
exporters Of beef alleging that great
damage to their trade must follow the
enforcement Of an order requiring the
usual certification showing that the
meat offered for expectation Is sound
and wholesome to be made January l.,
1896, on account of the large quantity
OF beef on hand. which. though in
spected. cannot be identified for certiti-
cation. His purpose is to give the de-
sired opportunity for the trade to APP
peal to congress for certain modifica-
tons of the existing law, which are al
legged to be necessary to prevent the de
struction of portion Of the trade.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22

man wreck the man pointed out with
wide eyes, full Of fear. She knew him
changed though he was.
lie was In rags; a dirty. haggard. nm.
paning spectacle. She answered The
hall Keeper by gesture rather than
ny words, and made step In tho m.
rection Of the doorway within the sbai.
ter sf which her husband was stand.
ing 9'i'u'
lie staggered forward and clutchna
her arm As she stopped Cyril ARA
ener came out by the stage door an Nj
way homeward. He uttered an excln Ia
nation Of disgust and darted forward
TO send the wretch about his busirass
with one quick movement he reIonsad
her, and supporting her TREMBLING ag
nre In his arms, said quickly: =
My poor darling! Don't be fr,.h,
ened. I'll see you home"
The other man uttered , haa.
sound meant for laugh, tIe ,,a.
sinking away without q word ,yt",'
Constance recovered herself, ~"
Let me go. Let me 20. cyriIr ~.
whispered. at is-.my husband" '"c
Cyril was 80 much shocked tho, !,
was spcechless. Before he could ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22

The manufacture of beet sugar will
be attempted in the neighborhood OF
Milwaukee next year. Fifty half-acre
patches of sugar beets cultivated in the
southern part Of the state have given
results so satisfactory, company with
a cash capital Of $4,000 has been
formed II is claimed the soil of the
southern portion of Wisconsin is pecu-
liarly adapted to the raising Of the
white beet The soil is rich, light and
sandy, all Of the requisites necessary
to the cultivation Of this species. In
addition to this, there is underneath
the soil limestone formation which 1t
is claimed improves the saccharine quail
tiles Of the beet. The results of the ex-
periments which have been made dur
ing the last year show that the Wis
cousin beet Is much harder and more
solid than those which are grown in
more southern chimes. There is about
II per cent Of saccharine matter In the
beets. The company has engaged
number Of chemists who will examine
the land which is to be put under cult
walton for this particular purpose and
decide which land Is most suitable and
what kind Of seed will produce the best
results In each particular case. In or
der to start the industry the company
furnishes the seed free, and will In a
large measure supervise the cultivation
of the crop. About 1,500 acres will be
seeded.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22

She cried In silence for few minutes,
and then turned upon him fiercely:
Why do you torment meT' she
asked, with something like terror in her
voice.
Because love you, Connie; because
/ know you have had hard life, which
Is not growing any easier, and because
] want to give you some ease, some
rest, some happiness, darling"
But you can't. You know you can't.
Oh, Cyril, don't begin 1t all over again.
But he had both her hands now. He
was holding them In firm grip, look
ing into her face with an expression of
cliDging tenderness which thrilled her,
warmed her, In spite of herself
MY darling, couldn't you trust me?
Don't you think | would make you hap
ny as long as you liver"
He could see In her eyes the struggle
which was going on between her feel
ings and her instincts Of duty and hon.
or.
Don't you think ! would make you q
kind husband, Constancef"
With q sudden impulse, she snatched
her hands away.
"Ah, IL you conld! II you only
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22

Northern explorers look upon an Ice
berg lifting its glittering peak high
above the sea upon which it floats. To
all appearances it is as stable as rock
ribbed mountain. But 1t is two-thirds
submerged. and down in the depths.
warmer than the air, the gulf stream is
at work upon its base. Suddenly, un-
dermined by the tepid currents, it
topples over and sinks in the sea. 1t
Is often so with reputation when dis
migrating influences are at work upon
the foundations Of character. The
shining summit is held in high esteem,
but. suddenly, admiration is turned into
dismay, when the base, honeycombed
by secret sins, fails to support. and all
crumbles and disappears that seemed
so brilliant and lasting. The swift de-
cent Of 80 many to the oblivion of
shame Is the product of unseen faults
long at work to produce the sudden
and surprising ruin. When character
is lost, reputation will soon be wrecked.
Be what you seem.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22

II was an all-night journey, and .
very cold one. Perhaps the state Of
the thermometer would not have mat
tered so much Ii the ''Great London
Success with which the company
were travelling, had made stronger
impression upon the audiences of the
provincial towns to which IL had been
presented.
They were going north and there
was .'wait" of four hours in one OF
the dreariest of the Lancashire manu-
featuring towns. The company's ear
riage had been detached from the
train and shunted on to siding to
wait for the early morning train which
was to take it ON to Paisley,
The men of the company had all got
out as soon as the train drew up at
the platform. and had gone off into
the town in search of some establish
ment, no matter how lowly. which
would open its doors to them and give
them refreshment.
The ladies'. five in number. remained
in their compartment. huddled up in
their warmest elOaks, trying to get a
little sleep. But it would not do; 1t
was too cold. The ''old woman" who
was really old, rubbed her eyes mis-
erably.
They've all got of, supposer' she
grumbled. And of course they never
think of us"
A bright young girl from whose
cheeks not even an all-night journey
could take the roses, sprang to her
feet and let down the nearest window.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22
r.na,l.s ss.issss.

Nearly every man has hs Y
for the various Ills Of llie y
3ana:nd If heir. and there ~ 4
bly hundreds ~ cures ~ "a "a
which their Inventors WIN w. 4
you have never becn kiiown \
Hut IL remains for . Glrani ~ ~
tender to- suggest = frilisas
Ms simple M he claims y y !,
i've. "Absinibe." says tns -
priest Of Bacchus, possess =
BILE curative powers. ana 4
stroyer Of headache i has y
The beauty OF II Il that y,''' -
to endanger your urfi.H' ~
by drinking II. Just take y, ~
In the palm OF the hand. NV 81 =,
together until the liquor = ~
absorbed into the skin, t'r' 49,
face with your hands aua q, IN, IA
odor until you can no lop1 ss.ssIisd
IL il a positive ciire.
Record.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22
GOLD Ann nIAnosp -.
n soash Africa rA.
the Hiawa.s Ase ~

:. s ssa n, Africa rA., =.
sAe i.iaxa~s sf shs e Ass
me gold and dances ssh
fair proportion III ,hs 49,
world TO that favcrr., 'a s...s
very fine hanls have bss ~, =.
others all but made; IN, ~ ~ ~
tie OF such things over 49, s'.s
10 much Of soiIdIy inter- ~
African news that tkA MI.
give w the plctureSaue nss.
most sensational aiien,p, ~
Few years aso 0n the .ils,
To reach Caps Town tr.s. y =
used 10 take three sIass
TWO days and three nlsAss
monds used 10 be carried i !
the postotiiee sorting M
pert thieves found ons ahes j
always stood In the ssn NJ
thar spot, beneath the l.,.,,~
van, rugged up a platform y !.
plank. wlIefeon 4 niAn 40 =
work with a drsil AZ th4 y,...
lts NAY, Il ID a l0nesy fs',r.'
hours and hours betwess i 800.
thief endured his ahNsmfsss.ss
sion lAsneath the nssssns ~
enough 10 loFe a cireget n ~.
lottoni Of she iroa safe ~,
etit a pissw OUT Of tx h.ss,'s
van. His ptian was u 49,.
circle In this tedious wst = !.
move a psese VI The ssfe M,
leave a hale large enmngk -
seftion % an arm. The rss,s.,
lag, ami the capture II / ~,
diamonds. I'nfurtuna,eiy A. 1
was elkltey DISTURBED 81 = A. n
ae dropped % his piahks N,rf
he did NOT eut ons Ghe pGxs \ /
consequently lid MI Fsnb =
ing reward, HE F@eatssd
uffire pssople 10 the vas LAO n
II the drill wtAseh tsutatly "a.
save when ttseg~ Mas tks sAlsr
- tiss whss.ls 10 tsumA il s..s
tllr platform aud the iaereul \
discovered tbs chief haa sas i
no ciFw beyond his hsssfsk
nrveF proved sngfleiezi ~ ]
him ~. James tiafesse
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22

A century aso Amsrsa Vi
homo u sayasrs Who hnssal ID
~ tis~tr iltsnS. and uoalA mae
carry or people ffom thsr I'D
prisoners Oue~ shefe was nd
lIs hay working ia the ia
tho indians snadr an stneA ii
iursd batls. While % shss !
ths Indian ramp. atees ~
ttr trail they saw Tim lnilsas
another ulaIs. wham tsss5 hss
elously captured and lsA VI
to1k all three pFisensss y sA
with their hands and fsst ase
sctheE. The Indian skSt Il
would watch one. and his
thsni was nlinwed 10 Ill ~ III
side Ths latter was sarsng
meat. which they had kiIlet M
and hr had cagvicsaly eski ~
down by him. where las aia
rrarh II. Tho man pissns
knife aud began TO safu : II
way aud then annshsr. a. sisl
watehiuE his Chahev IL ssas}
an opportunity 10 ssab tx q
the breast The shlFf fsa ass
= gruan and the man anbsklf
other two loose. ard al rsH
4 few days after the ~ y
father were getting s0nis vast
little creek near tho hosiss sh
thought they heard sunle la1st3
m the other side 81 ths sfss2
l,py wanted his father Y
take hts gum and kiIl she iafssi]
his father. knowing taal
sometimes made such Hoisss
eHtFar ruoptr. would NOT psfa
Fhs father went nn with
lint tiis boy slipg,e,i 20 wiia
Tie crossed the crrrk ~ ~
lIut the bank Was steep. ~
was a little nfFald II lpaa
erawiesi Ia the top and issp
In ihc direction he had hesga y
passed. turkeys. lie saw o. I
head sticking Mp frani lshias
The hoy gnt his gun into Pa.s'
when ii appeared again, tcos !,
fired Throwing down biz ~. y
home. whore he told bis fnln
had killed nm Indian. Thsy
believe IL. but a party wsns
acrnc aud found u true. ana y h
to he an Indian chief. ~bt Il
Garrett tagged " years.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22

We regret to say that a considerable,
body of college professors are casting
dIseredit on the idea of collegiate edu-
cation 1t isn't college life in itself that
breeds the cramped-up pettiness. either
OF understanding or spirit, which dis
tinguishes SO many of the college pro-
fessors who have made themselves
heard on the Venezuelan case.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22

happy, except in the -.
wife. A'aAe a had
she had been trua !.
she had gained a sieto,,a ~ -, ~
her strong, And to H. 4. saka
sas VIII nc s,"nsratulats Ae ~ <
very best performaI. nee y ~ "
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-22

The state of Maine makes a good
showing in increased valuation. The
state assessors report a gratifying in
crease In the valuation of the state, 1t
being over 100000 In excess Of 1894.
The biennial valuation. to be COM
pleted next year, will probably show an
increase in valuation Of from $1,000
900 to s10,000.000. A large number OF
small towns have decreased In valua-
ton. except where manufactures have
been built, which enable them to hold
their own. The farming interests are
changing somewhat, and 1t is noted
that dairy farming is on the increase.