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columnas pubicando los trabajos de
todos aquellos escritores que, inspi-
radios en- ell deseo del progreso del
pals, quieran coadyuvar al logro de
tan laudable fin.
Los originates que Sc nos remitan
no deberan pasar de cuatro s cinco
cuartillas en- renglones que no exec
dan de seis palabras, y escritos con
letras perfectamente clara.
No publicara articulos que esten
fuera de actualidad ni los que con el
pretesto. de tratar asuntos de interes
general, ueven el prop6sito de hacer
defensas de interes personal.
No Sc devuelven originates nc
aceptados.
Los sef1ores Dooley Smiyth & Co
Comisionistas establecidos en- Nueva
York, 95 Libe It Strt ct esta Ca
pital SO Gale de TIE u in, nos han
obsequiado con un precioso almaque
para el af1o Ell cur so, por 10 que le
damos las gracias.
Ell dia tres, tomo possession de sus
4cargos ell nuevo A untamiento ce Ca
I've La juventud fe1eral llevo una
Flucida serenata al senior Alcalde
Aponte.
Han sido curados en- la Sala de
Socorros los. siguientes individuos:
Rafael Nontes de una herida contu-
sa, casual; Lady G. Goodnight, de
una herida en- la region frontal dere-
cha Y otra confusion, que le infiri6
Lady P. Palmer; Aniceto Montafez
de una herida casual; Lima Diaz
Travieso, de una herida en- ell dedo
1ndice de la mano derecha que le
produjo de una mordida Margarita
Travieso, Maria Carrasquillo de
una confusion en- la cara que lie pro-
dujo Marcelino Garcia.
Sc ha contestado a don Ramon
Mayoral, Presidente de la Asocia-
zion de Dependencies de Ponce, por
medic del Alcalde, de aquella cindad
que la asociaci6n que dirige d b sa-
.isfacer Ell impuesto de 25 dollars
por el billar que posee dicha socie-
dad.
Los Republicanos de Maya.
gtiez celebraron un meeting ell do
mlnSO en- Ell ledUfO para uOmOidf
npevo comite: Tenfan dos candida
t1ras la de don Jose Mendez la de
don Mateo Fajardo triunfando la
Orimera.
PARIS BAZAR Ell que quiera
comprar un 1usueye bonilo i barato
que vaya al PARIS BhZhR. Hal
ferro- -carriles de coches un maqui-
ma por 25 centavos, muf1ecas fran
cesas bonit; q vestidas por ell mis-
mo pl g cio. Mex eres para muf1ecas
con b,ber6n con cepillos, etc etc a 5,
10 % centayos. Juegos de muebles,
aiuares de muneas, baules de cuero
con munecai todo su ajuar cajas de
solds d 70. q s'opetas, l;nterns magi
cas-, p; ni5os desde 80 centa. o ), CO.
Gin; 8 Dazares, coches trompetas,
ambores, relojes ritos. violines. in
fnidad de cosas diff Gil de emnumerar.
Recomendamos no comprar juguetes
sin antes haber visitado los del Pm
RIS BAZAR. Nos agradeceran
o1 aViSO
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R()|GAlVl0|S

a nuestros 1agentes hagan las re
mesas de fondos antes del dfa 8 al.
cada mes.
Selan snsnsnd1das las remesas de
p7Ilo9,Ios lqs puebios que en- que
~ e 1isne a ssta lInPfescindlble con-
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Los que yenden mas barato

SoBR1Nos DE ARMAs, Cruz 13.
Soga de p pita de todos gruesos.
Picos, Zapapicos, Azadas.
Blanco zinc, de primera calidad.
Aceite de linaza.
Machetes, Rejas para arados.
Rejas para arados americanos.
Puntas de paris.
Surtido complete en- ferreterfa
yquincalla.
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NOT'IlCIAS: i ;. ~. ~. :. :.
Generdles

Ha fallecldO en- HumacaO la
respectable Sonora dona Olaya Flo
res, persona que gozaba de las ma
yores distinciones en- aquela ciudad.
Su entierfo Sc verified con gran lu-
10 y acompafaniento ell saba do tlti-
mo por la tarde, siendo una VI verdade-
ra manifestation de duelo. Nos hace
mos partfcipes de la pena qu aflige
a La familia toda de la que va no
existe, yen particular la de su hi
jo, nuestro amigo don Manu- ell Ar
gueso, comerciante de aquella pla
"a r,
II Ha sido separado de su destino
el guardia municipal de Ponc b, Jose
Maria Rodriguez Jorge.
A don Luis Subira le han roba-
do en- Ponce un reloj de orc en- cuya
tapa tiene la siguiente inscri ipci6n:
"Recuerdo a mi querido Luis y
Hoy Sc celebran eleccioh hes en-
Manat1 mariana en- Isabella.
La prensa de Ponce SO queja de
que en- aquel Ayuntamiento no ha
mesas dedicadas los reporters de
los periodicos que van en- solicitud
de information.
b.. Ell Comite Federal de A recibo
ha convocado sus coreligionarios,
para una asamblea que debera tener
efecto en- ell Teatro el dfa Ii del ac-
tual.
Don Carlos J. Monaga, ha inter-
puesto recurso de alzada cont ra los
acuerdos tomados por el Ayunta
miento de Mayaguez en- las Sc stones
de 20 de Noviembresi 4. II i 18- de
Diciembre dltimo, interesando Ia nu
lidad de aquellos..-- : 6 : = :
En- todo entierro Il honras= fuue-
bres, antes de resolver NADIA relative
Coronas, inscripciones y cintas,
vease al pintor Caligrafo Igara avidez
Sol 48. Despacha pedidos hasta en-
media hora. .,~ r..
~ n d.
sQu6 otro Restaurant esta nsta-
'aGo II altura. del Colonial G lut, >
tiene Ell esmerado servicio que este
8 6igual ndmero de ahonados? A este
concurre toda la gen de bIen gus
70. En- el Sc hacen, Sc run hemos dido
Hecir, las mejores hallacas las hal
codos los sabados i 20 ningos.
Dora Luisa NJ. de Cordero o de
Adjuntas ha remitido la Secret taria
Civil, copia de un acuerdo del A yum
tamiento de aquella Villa, relative
al pago de hal or IS que CON o macs
ira tiene devengados. q e no confor
M con 81 acude de nuevo a la Supe-
lioridad para que 6rdene su INN edia
to pago.
En- Manatf ha rculado la yer
sion, de que los le ,'ores de Baya. moi
de este peritd.co. hab1an Dor rrado
tc d IS por que p, bli abamos la sc
cion federal, devo.v,endo 1ntegro ell
paquete que Sc enviaba para l. en-, a
Los propagadores de esta notici;
han estado en- 10 falso, pues 10 ocu
rrido fus, que nuestro buen Agente
de aqu.l pueblo renuncio el cargo
por motivos que ingnoramos; pert
ell mis- ND dia r rombramos otro, Ell
cual ccloca ve.nte .ejemplares ma
que ell anterior. Las personas de
Bayam6n tienen mui buen sentidc
para hacer tol t rias, j es uuo d 3 10.
puel lbs en- que mas Sc lee la La Co
RRESPoNDENCIA.
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HERRERO B, oRTEGA&Co.
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.


Tienen de venta a los precios
mas bajos del mercado:
Cemento marca xCorona2
: Puntas de Paris de todos tamaf1os.
! Aceite linaza doble cocido.
Pinturas inglesas de todas classes.
Platos de lpza y de porcelana en-
huacales y caias. -.
Escudillas On huacales.
Clavos de paleta.
Rejas de ar ado.
Grampas para cercas.
Calderos y anafres.
Tornillos c pm tue ercas y arandelas
para zinc.
Romanas Fairbank.
Bisagras T. surtidas. ~.
Baules forra ados de papel de la.
ton en- nidos :,
Sirven pedi dos toda la Isla dan
precios y toda clase de informes 6
quien los solicite.
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Ell MEJOR VINO der sa ssss s q

vende en- Pto. Rico es ell Riojano de
Ales6n que venden los restaurants
<Ia Catalana,, xColonial Club,, <La
Nueva Catalana,, xLas Balearess,
elias Antignas Baleares, ETC., al
mismo precio que sus receptores en-
el establishments de los seflores
Gonzalez J Perez, Plaza de Alfonso
XII.
Unicos importadores !. Font y
Hermano, Tanca esquina Fortaleza
Ventas 81 por mayor y detail.
Una cuarterola de 100 litros ) 30 90
Una docena de botellas. ....1 8 so
Una boteIla SO
San Juan, P. r. octubre6 6 1899.
=. FoNT HERMANo.
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Miss N: R: East0n

PROFESORA DE INGLES.
Ensena por ell metodo natural
Precios m0dicOs, Luna 81.
6-2
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Academia de- St MARI, N0IIe Dame, Indiana,
sshuNA NLLh oEsTE DE- LhuNIvERsDAD De NoTRE DANEo

hatao dano
ncua6 del
tdua laquna
Directress Of the 6cqdenny,
i - ST MARYS ACADEMY,
r O.
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En- todo entierro i honras. fuue-
bres, antes de resolver NADIA relative
q Coronas, inscripciones y cintas,
vease al pintor Caligrafo Igara avidez
Sol 48. Despacha pedidos hast ia en-
media hora. 5>~ ~
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eQue otro Restaurant esta insta
la6o a IL altura. del Colonial @ lut,
tiene Ell esmerado servicio que ESTE
8 igual n1mero de ahonados? A este
,;orcurre toda la gen de blen gus
70. En- el Sc hacen, Sc run hemos oido
Hecir, las mejores hallacas las ha:
@odos los sabados 20 ningos.
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Mui lucido result0 ell bale eele-
brado el domis go. en- Mayagiez.

pleado de Ponce, don Ramon Vaz-
QueZ.
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Los Republicanos de Maya,
gtiez celebraron un meeting ell do
mingo en- ell Teatro para nombrar
nuevo comite: Tensan dos candida
thras la de don Jose Mendez la de
lon Mateo Fajardo triunfaIdo la
primera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-05

IL. Don Carlos J. Monaga, ha inter-
puestO recurso de alzada contra los
acuerdos tomados por el Ayunta'
miento de Mayaguez en- las Sc stones
de 20 de Noviembre 4, II 18-. de
Diciembre dltimo, interesando Ia nu
lidad de aquel1os..-- E :: : - : ! =
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Ell colega <La Democracias re-
produce nuestro artfculo <La Intem-
perancia de la prensa,, gracias cole
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

Recently there was celebrated in
England the Anniversary OF tho big
esst club IN the worid-the 7. N. G.
A--which has . branch In every city
and hamlet In the United States, n
every part Of Europe and in such con-
traetsd places ~ Dawson City and
Nazareth. johannesburg and Jerusa-
lem. This great organization, which
has some 1000 branches and . mem
bsrship Of over 100000. spranx from
the humble plan of q poor London
clerk. and began in . dingy upstairs
room In . dry goods store. Now the
poor clerk 10 rich. and one result OF
that meeting over the dry goods store
has been to make him . knight His
years number nearly so. and he has
lived to make his name familiar one.
to 80 the club that he began with II
comrades spread all over the world.
to go its membership growing by hun
dreds of Thousands . year. to md the
buildings that shelter II In the United
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

that such step would mean ruin y
ms country, and he feels deeply but
,hst Great Britain. whose ally he ~
Deen for 2h years. should apparently
assert him In bis hour Of need. IT.
A"eer Abdurrahman Khan, Il 1
shfewd aud cunning man. Of the trus
eastern type Of autocrats. and he ia MT
" De lightly reckoped with when +
comes TO anything an important =
war HIS palace at Cabui Ia a labyrinth
VI nails, salons and other apartments
through which visitors to the Amer
are guided by circuitous ways until
,hey reach the throne room and IL
presence VI his majesty. The Auisss
has seven wives. who are kept in stTirt
seclusion, AZ becomes true Mohan'
neoan. The personal habits Of ~
Amer are said to be exceedingly sins
pie. lie eats only two meals day.
ana then sparingly. and drinks notl.1
ing stronger than water. He In shrswti
enough to sec and appreciate the a.
vantages OF modern inventions, 49,
mas caused the introduction into Ar
gnanistan OF railways, electric lights|
telephones, steam sawmills. and MAN.
other necessities Of civilization. Hs1
mas an English dentist In his court ~
an English woman physician. He pro
tesscs to h great friend of Englane
ana II - doubtless to his interest TO 2
20. When Russia makes her long,
threatened advance down from Merv y
kandahar the Amcer will need ill ~
help England can give TO keep W
from being wiped on the face Of ~
earth.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14
war MAKES TROUBLE FOR CHRISTIAN FNDEAVORfRS

lot Of prosaie soldiers doWn = Africa
and bring back again soae that tAs
Boers have disabled. Then. most Of
the American EndsAvorstes are not
rich. Bone Of them. In fact. havs
bsen oavinE up for Z yeAr to come
across the Atlantic to b present II
this convention. But now along comes
The exhibition. Thousands OF people
who ere well-to-do are nghting to
book their passage aboard such steam
era - the English government has
bsen good enough TO leave on the
northern ocean, rates have mounted
up to the skies. and in many cases
that sum that the American Rndeavor-
ite has been able to scrApe together
wouldn't begin to take him across, to
say nothing Of getting back. AZ least
that il the story told BY the letter.
which the British committeeman have
recsived from the woulA-bs voyagsra
themselves.
Those committeeman say, however.
that the minimum number Of Amsri.
cans who win come CANNOT fail to
reach 1000 anyway. Preparatioas
are being made to give them . famous
greeting. too In fact. the British
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14
The FOUNDER ofhe Y.MC "A,

the ~thcr end Z pantry. A .A.1 u.
Woodrow form the rear Of the =.
Now the condition Of tho hours !. n
from COOS. owing to lack Of ca. .
has hssh occupied. perhaps not ~
propriately. bysa family Of nexro.s a
the last 10 or ~ ysars. The occus.s1
have not showa the reverence d. n.
birthplace OF the man who sacrins.s
his life In behalf Of their race. ~
situated about three nailss from n.
rinGton. Coma. on q rad nov tr,v.sss
BY few other than thoss who wish n.
house bscauss Of IT. historical assoe,s.
lions.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

Princess LOUISE Of vale~ vas 10
love with the Duke OF Fife from tn
time she was a very Young Kiri. but Il
sas long ere the royal parents eoalt
brlus themselves 10 give their oos.
cent to the marriage. However. N
hstls princess droopsd and became =
pale aud wsn that In the end ku
fh,har and mother could not rssraia
from doing shat thsy could TO br!as
back the color TO her cheeks and ~
sparkle TO her eye A story haa ~
WAYS been told. and sesms to be ,rm.
that Just before her marriage ,hh
zhses' OF all shy prlneesses hlushins.
~ took her Hapes~ into her boudos.
where, opening a well-iceksd cabias.
she showed him quite a large eoliss.
ton OF pretty articles made or pes.
chased by her a. Christmas or bitA.
day gifts. but which, year after ysas.
she had been too bashful TO prsssai
TO him.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

England uncommonly proud, and they
went to work Hght-heartedly, but 50
far, despite the religious. nature OF
their task, particularly annoying difh-
culties have cropped up on avery hand
and the last Of them, the biggest, Is
not solved yet.
The convention ia 10 be held In the
Alexandra Palace, great Madison
Square Garden sort Of a place, just out
Of London proper, and here it is in
tended to lodge and board 5000 of the
Endeavorites. There was no other
way to do, for hotels, boarding houses
and the private homes Of Endsavorers
had been eaHvassed and every bed in
them engaged for tina evsntful week.
and still 5000 expected guests would
have nowhere to lay their hsads. 10
say nothing OF filling their stomachs.
But the Alexandra Palace has great
banqueting hall, and this large room
will be divided of into dormitories,
enough of them to hold LIES young
Eomen.
That left $500 young men TO be ,hel-
tered, and for this army the managers
planned to erect = mighty sneanpment
endeY canvas, like any other smys.
They decided to put ave men in each
tent--soldieFs squeeze eleven in, but
as the Rev knight Chaplin, ssers-
tary OF the soeisty's British council.
remarked to ne, you cant pack
Christians away like soldiers"-and
they reekoned upon about 500 tents.
Feeding the campers" would be easy
enough, for the Alexandra Palace has
a huge kitchen in its basement, and
$500 people can sit down in its dining
roo-a and be served at once.
So Mr.. Chaplin went to the largest
tent manufacturer in England ana said
he'd like 900 tents, please. as soon ~
they could be got ready. The man
ager of the company listened to this
request, which would have been mere
flea bite at any ordinary time, and
told the clergyman that he couldn't
have them--not from his company, at
any rate-and added that he didn't
believe any other company could sup
ply the Christian Endeavorers with
any tents at all, let alone 1000. He
explained to Mr.. Chaplin that one
"Oom Paul. was to blame for this ex-
traordinary state Of things.
AS everybody knows, when Mr.
Kruger thought he was about ready to
60 to war with England, England
wasn't ready at all. She needed lot
of things that she hadn't on hand, and
one OF the things was unlimited tents
to house the braves Of Butler, Meth
uen, White, ct al. The first thing she
--or rather the war ofIice--did was to
ransack every armory, barracks, etc., in
the United Kingdom and command
esr" every solitary tent that was ly-
ing around loose; the second thing was
to place orders for tents galore with
nearly every tent man in the country,
and the third to tell these tent men
that after they got through making tho
first batch. to turn in and make another
to raplenish the stock OF the various
AYmories, barracks and storehouses
that had been despolled- saturally,
the tsntmakers set to work tooth and
AAil. The big factory that Mr.. Chap
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14
MINERAL WEALTH or ALASKA


PsreAass Of the Territory Has Proved ,
rAyias Investment.
The United States paid 81, zoe. 900 for
Alaska and last year 1t yielded e6.Ssl.-
SIS in gold and silver alone. These
figures are given by the statlstician OF
the mint The increase over the
precious metal product OF 1898 was
SS.ls7.oss, Until last year most OF the
gold and silver obtained In Alaska
came from the quartz mines near
Juneau and most OF the vast increase
OF last year came from the new gold
nelds OF Cape Nome IL amounted to
about t3.a00. 900. From present indi-
cations the next three months will
witness an Increase OF $4,000 in the
mining population OF :hs territory.
Most OF them VIII go to tbs rich
auriferous placsrs OF Cape Nome, and
miners OF long experience say that the
gold output OF the present year from
Alaska will equal that OF California
and likely that OF the Kiondike during
1899. But gold and silver are not the
only minerals. The enormous deposits
OF copper and coal which Alaska con-
tains will receive attention from the
army OF Adventures entering the ter
ritory this spring and coming summer
and II will not be at all surprising IL
they add more to the mineral output
Of the territory than tho gold quartz
veins and placer deposits. New York
Herald
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

store for the Christina Endsayorers
Every year there is in England great
shooting match at Bisley, the winner
OF which receives a prize. supposedly
given by Her Majesty. and becomes
known thereafter al the Queens prize
man for that year. This. of course.
necessitates an eneampmeat al Bisley.
and the date set for this eneampment
was the week upon which the Chris
tan Endeavor people had pitched for
their convention. OF course that
meant still more trouble, for about
half the little tentmakerx that the En-
deavorers approached were busy max
ing ready for Bisley. In eonsequsnce
Of which the c. e. managers don't yet
know where their tents are coming
from, or II they really are coming At
all. But they do know that not one
Of their guests will bs left out in the
cold.
From letters from America it in be-
ginning to look a. il by NO means the
whole American contingent could get
across TO occupy the tents that q yet
are not. In the blame for this the
British government again figures
largely. but has q partner in the shape
Of the Paris exhibition. Ordinarily
every American delegation could do
what one from Boston has aone-that
10, charter ship and come across re-
joicing and in Christian unity, but the
British government has gobbled about
half the passenger steamers to ship
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14
Hot Work Trying to Find Accommodations
for American Delegates.

lin visited was working overtime. and
10 great was the pressure that the bus
iness Ofnces Of the company had been
deserted BY the regular clerks and 100
eupied" by the stitchers and binders.
So. a. II the reverend gentleman Of
the Christian Endeavor Society hadn't
already had trouble enough in rsserv-
ing 5000 beds In the city Of London.
they had upoa their shoulders the ad-
ditional Job Of scraping up 1000 tents.
literally from nowhere. They are do
ing 1t BY the burdensome means of 10
eating little tentmaksrs. too small to
Be bounced upon by the government,
and ordering from them ~ many tents
~ they can mako BY the required
time
All this ought to have been enough
trouble. But there was more yet In
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14
! John Browns

IN ~ % - q - * ~ * y - ..

To purchase and preserve from pre-
mature destruction the birthplace of
the famous aboiitlouist. John brown.
OF Harpers Ferry fame. efforts are now
being made by the John Brown Asso-
citation to raise a fund of $4,000. Tho
house. which was built In l77s. "a
years before tbs birth OF the babe who
Afterwards became figure OF national
prominence. has undergone few
changes. Large PANIED window sashss
have replaced the small paned ones.
and 1t Is believed tina. the roof has
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14
London Letter.

At present II looks rs II two eK-
tremely powerful forces. Providence
and the British government. were dead
against the first worlds convention OF
the Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor arranged to open here
ON July 10. This convention promises
to b the greatest on record; 10000
Americans. the largest delegation that
ever crossed the sea In = body, are ex-
pected to be present.. and with the
Endeavorers in the United Kingdom
and those from the continent and 9TH
or foreign countries the total number
here will probably reach $4,000, rep
rssenting 1900. 900 members.
Naturally, the thought OF gathering
together such a host in London made
the Christian Endeayor leaders in
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

Philippe of France Hr has eapnel
considerable disrspute both before a.
since bis elevation To this Balsartaa
throne and IL suffering from a physieai
maiady in 1895 he married the Pms.
cess Maria Louise by whom he I'D
four children. The princess died Len
year, Should til. Prime. marry ~
Grand Duchess Helene he will hare
son for MS wife one OF the prsttiSe
prinessses IN Europe She IL shs
daughter of Grand Duke Vladimir. NJ
clio OF the Gar. and is Is years Old
The princess has temper as well y
beauty. Once she hurled cup OF hot
tea at her English xos-rness. The Gag
struck the unfortunate woman In IL
face aad destroyed The sight Of one eys
The gotern-ss now draws large a.
nnity from Grand Duke Vladimir
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

Deen reshtngled. The ciapboards are
tnose put on when the house was built
The Interior arrangement IL prac,i-
cafly the same AZ when the hous. xo.
occupied by Owen Brown. John
browns father In the center rises
the wide-throated stone chimney. with
lts nre-places, characteristic of the old
homestead OF New England. The main
entrance opens into the familiar boz
like front hall. with It's cramped stair
case nanked on either side with parlor
and sitting room. In the rear OF thu
chimney, extending half the length OF
the house. Ia the kitchen. At one end OF
this room 10 square bedroom. and At
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

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