davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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the Soufriere Sulphur Mine at Ventine being
worked shortly by an English syndicate. An
engineer is already In the island, inspecting
the mine and the surrounding locality. The
same paper reports an outbreak of fever
amongst the troops at Barbad os and active
preparations for their reception in st. Lucia
at the new barracks, Morne Fortune.
A certain newly married lady and new
arrival spent a few days from her home: on
her return she gave her keys to the servant
to put the rooms away. On going to the
bedroom sometime afterwards, she found the
water mug had been broken and stuck togeth-
er with soap. The servant was called by her
mistress to explain, which she did in the
most natural manner "Well you see
Marin, you been away so long de mug get
dry rot"
After the mail arrived this week an English
man was speaking at table to his wife about
Jacques. who had successfully passed so days
in the Westminster Aquarium without tast-
ing food, and suggested that Jacques should
sell his secret to his fellow men. The cook.
who was a listener, was heard afterwa rds to
remark to her fellow servant that "Dem
" English cook muss be too foolish to let dat
fellow go about poll their bidness. They
" should kill he to save demselves"
Two Scotchmen had a short conversation
the other day over the quality of certain milk,
which the one was selling and the other was
buying, and this is how the reporter put it
down.
DoagaU.-Weell Mac! Who's aw9
Mac.-Gran, Dougall, gran!
DeugaH.I say, Mac, yer mulk is no sac
guild as it yeist to be.
Moc.-Aye, man, Dougall, that's bad news
1t maun be Dougall, that,the COOS knocked
doom the shed and are mulked in the rain
moo.
DougaU.- Mae doot Mac, you're RIGHT. It's
a bad thing for the COOS but rains gran for
business.
Mac.-Confe ava Dougall, and tax a dram;
it's a wee stronger than mulk for you and
me. And we'll no pit over muckle waiter
intilPt.
The POrtof Spain. GGzette, quoting from
Venezuelan newspaper Ell Correo del Yurauri
publishes q statement to the effect that, as a
counter demonstration to MI. McTurk's 81 recent
visit to the upper Cuyuni, when he went to
enquire about the gold stolen by Venezuelans,
the Venezuelan Government have sent a BODY
of so armed police under General Daniel
Briceno. When Mr.. MoTurk returns from
his present journey to the district in question,
where he has gone to select a site and erect a
building fore Police Station, we shall hear
whether the so Venezuelan police are within
or beyond their own territory, according to
our Governments opinion of the position of
the boundary.
The return of the Governor. allows Sir
Charles Bruce to return to his substantive
appointment Of Government Secretary, Mr..
Villiers to the Auditor Generalship, and Mr..
Austin to the Receiver Generalship. In the
court ofpolicy on Tuesday the Hon'ble B.
Howell Jones paid a handsome tribute to Sir
Oharles's merits as an administrator of the
, 1891-11-07

pensioners must die some day, but the tena-
city of life exhibited by State annuitants is
always something astonishing.
, 1891-11-07

The return Of the Governor, allows Sir
Charles Bruce to return to his substantive
appointment of Government Secretary, Mr..
Villiers to the Auditor Generalship, and Mr..
Austin to the Receiver Generalship. In the
court ofpolicy on Tuesday the Hon'ble B.
Howell Jones paid a handsome tribute to Sir
Charles merits as an administrator of the
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~ GtuiN1:Ic SxannarS.

hut tino changes minds as we'll as n,nr.
ners, though even now when makinh
chanEsa from ORC circle to another, it often
requires TINT a~daptability which could be
sn.a found in QUO who has automatic man.
aers. However, such radical changes moi
only appear In drawirR-Ioom repartee,
the conyenieno-s II luIuries AFFORDED
mankind. Railroad travel is ono instance.
a low years age, ,paratively. one hnd to
consume much valuable time in an uncom.
portable way to mako what IL now thought
nothing OF Ms a ! :,,ht 3 Journey in a sleeper.
Inc most modern equipment md trans
pertation facilities can TO found on thu
3Gat trains Of tia Minneapolis h 81. Louis
railway to Chicago, st. Louis, Hot Springs,
hansan City. oto. Ingairs of any agent oi
the company. or @. N: Pratt, general tie<et
md passenger agent. Minneapolis MINI.
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THE CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE, &
ST. PAUL R'Y.

Is the Fast Mail Short Line from St. Paul
and Minneapolis via La Crosse and Milwnu-
kee to Chicago and all points in the East.
ern States and Canada. 1t is the only line
under one management between st. Paul
and Chicago. md is the Finest Equipped
Railway in the Northwest. 1t il tho only
line running Pullman D~rnwing-room Sleep.
ing cars with luxurious smoking rooms and
tho finest dining-cars In the world. via the
fHmous River Bank Route" along tho
shores OF Lake Popin and tho beautiful
Mississippi river to Milwaukee and Chica-
90. It's trains connect with those of tho
Northern lines in tho Grand Union depot at
st. Paul. No change of oars of any ciasp
between st. Paul and Chicago. For through
tickets, time tables. and full information,
apply to any coupon tioko agent III tho
northwest.
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"ADVANCED THOUGHTS"
Mr.. Mathins Takes UP the Gage Cast by DIR
swallow.

- - W w. Isl e"" ~
swallow.
To THE INDEPENDENT: Ii order TO prove
my sincere gratitude for the courtesy !
have boon treated with by 40 honored an
opponent M DIR. Swallow Ia, permit mo to
use the columns OF your valuable paper for
tho purpose of giving the doctor some good
advice. | hope he will accept this god in
ton with the same spirit that prompted him
to laud my former communication. Never
make mn assertion which you nre unable to
substantinte, and never try to deny m APP
parent fact" Tho result will always be
more or loss disastrous. The DOCTORS card
contains tho following statement; "For
the present | admit what he MR. T.. +.
Matlias) says geology teaches. but l aeny
what he snys the bible says: The earth
WAS created 5000 years ago in six days.
H,~is n definite issue between advanced
thu, hit ana the bible. Mr.. Matthias af-
firms; deny. The bible says no such
thing. Let him show where the bible
SAYS it,"
Very we'll, doctor; the issue is n good one,
with allchances in my favor. ! shall pro-
coed and refute your denial:
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1.4Dl years.


st. Matthew 1:17. $50 all the genera
tions from Abram to David are fourteen
generations; and from David until the car
rying away into Babylon are fourteen gen.
oratlons; and from the carrying away into
Babylon unto Christ are fourteen genera
TONS"
For brevity sake + shall rate each of the
three times fourteen, equal to forty-tWo
generations, at fifty years, equal to 2.lOJ
years.
Now let US add the different amounts to-
gether:
From AID I'm to Noahs 1,491 yrs.
From Noah to Aram 400 yrs.
Fro II Abram to Christ 2,1Do yrs.
fr. IN Christ to preasent ,e91 yrs. 6 mo. ID dys.
Add six days more for the creation, as
per Genesis 1:1-31, and we have a total of
1872 years, six months and twenty-one
days. When | stated the earth was 5000
years old according to the tradition Of the
bible, l did it for the sake of conciseness,
because the difference ia twenty seven
years, about.
Having complied with the DOCTORS re-
quest. l will only add the following:
Should any other information be desired as
to the correctness of my historical state
ments or the validity of the philosophical
views ! set forth in my last communica-
ton, ! shall not hesitate to meet with the
wishes of my esteemed opponent.
4. F. MATTHIAS.
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TIL
RUIZ

Fast Trains with Pullman Vest,huled DrSyy.ux
Room Ste p'rs Diiing Cars ami Cua,hns 81
latest design, bntweol Chicago an Milwaukee,
and 81, Paul and Mime tpnlis.
Fast Trains with Pun Ian Vestibuied Drowinv
isoom Sleepors, DiuiuE Cars and Coaches n
Latest design, between Chicago AMI Aiilwauk.e
and Ashland and Duluth,
Through Pullman Nestiaulsd Drawing Room
and tolonist Shoppers Via tho Northern Paoitic
ha,lroad hetwo'n .NhicnSo ami Portland, Ore.
orn, Northern and Genital Wiruonsin points. Al.
fording uaoiualied service to and iron, Waun,s
aha, Fond uu Lac, Sahk. a, Iaa U,irn. Hnrirv.
Wis, and lronwood aud Bessemnr. Mich.
For tickets, sleeplng-car res ,rvation, time tn.
bl's and othor information, apply to agent, Of
the limo, or to ticket agents anywhern in the
Uui'ol Statos or Canada
!. u, .Ainslio. GEM Manager, Milwaukee, Wis,
j, nj. HannAford, General Traitic Manager,
st, Paul, MINI.
Il. 4, Barlow, Traffic Manager, Milwaukee; WA
Lc"Ss Eckstein. Asst Genl Pass 7 Ag't,
AilwsukeS. Wis.
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O. X. T.-Honest Rcsalts.-D. X. 7.

Many Of the pioneers of Oregon and
Washington hs vs. cEeerfully testified to the
wonderful curative properties of the cele-
brated O,eGon Kidney Tea. Purely vegc-
table and pleasant to the taste and can be
taken by the youngest child or most deli
cate female. o.. X. L. il a never failing
remedy for pains in the bnok and loins.
non retention of urine, scaldlng or burning
sensation while urinnting, mucous dis
charges and all kidney troubles of eithe.
rex. 81 Ut ali druggists.
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What i Noted Physician Says.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1888.
w. 7. Wisdom:

W. T.. IsQUIN.
Dear Sir-As you requested ! have exam
inrd the formula of Your toilet pgcpas alton
called ''itobertine." / can assure you that
the ingredients are both b!and and harm.
less, ind that the compound wGuld form an
excellent application in irritated condi-
lions of tic skin. Yours truly,
ARTHUR DEAN BEyAN, M. d.
Professor of Anatomy, Rush Medical Col
lege and L. A. Surgeon. U. S NJ. Ii. 5.
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1891.
-N0m
1891.
THE PLEASURE STEAMER

Mates regular II. through Gate OF Mountain
on the Missouri RIVER. from Hilger's Landing to
Picn C Canyon and Beartooth Mountain and re-
turn, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, dur
ing the present ravisable season, leaving Hill,
gers Landing ut II n. IN. and return by $3.50 y. IN.
of same day, viii also make special trips with
PARTIES of ten persons or mora on Mondays,
Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, during eame
houra of the day. Fare for one person to Picnic
Canyon and return IN regular trips. 81 10; to
keartoo;h Mountain, So. FOR parties of fifteen
or moro persons, 81 each % Picnic Canyon, and
Beartooth 81 80. Special trpis for parties OF ten
or more to Picnic Canyon S. so; to Benrtooth 81.
For parties of fifteen or more on 81 scial trips
81 each. For parties of fifteen or more on spe-
cial or regular trips. including conveyance per
John Zeigier's bsnd-wagon, from Helena to Hill
ger's, and from Hilger's to Picnic Canyon and
retarn to Helena. leaving Helena ut Z a. m. and
return at $50 p. m. Same day, SO per person.
N. HlLdEt. Proprietor.
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~ court of the First judicial district ~ ,ho 10
Clarke. ~ LAWNS anu
decenscd
oucai hereby given by tho undersigned, al
ininiAtta'rix OF tho estate II Gcoree +. Siaples
ing cinin . aaainst the said Il, co rod. to exhibit
the'l with the necessary. ynuch IA within four
mon'tuH hitoe he tirst publication of thia notice.
MarysviIlr,M Montana, the samo being tho place Tor
tho transaction 81 the bnsige'a II aid es! a,o in
tic said comfy Of lowis and lSrke
HEi Il "a STAPLES.
Admihis'r,;rin of tho estate OF George " Staples,
DoccaHta.
Dated April 10, 1891.
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Sunday Excursion Rates.
The Montana Central will sell during the
summer tickets from Helena to Alhanbra
and Boulder and return at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be on sale Satur-
days and Sundays and will be good to re-
turn until the following Monday.
B. H.. LANGLEY.
General Ticket Agent.
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New Sioux City Route.
EzSrT

Passengers for the East from Helena and
other Western points will find the NEW
ROUTE via SIOUX CITY and the ILL
NO1S CENTRAL Il. r. not only desirable
ss to time and equipment, but one Of the
most attractive, passing through Sioux City
the only Corn Palace City of the world;
Dubuque, the handsome Key City of Iowa;
Rockford, Illinois, a new manufacturing
city, that has become a world within it.
SELF" and Chicago, whose growth and en-
terprise is the Wonder of the world. With
elegant free Chair Cars, and Pullman Pal
ace. Sleeping Cars on every train between
Sioux City and Chicago, and with close CON
nection with the UNION PACIFIC trains
at Sioux City, the
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100 plainsmen. Ghost dance, messiah craze. Custcr
battle. hanging a horse thief, robbery u. s. Mail. Yir-
giuia recl on horseback. Capt. A. ii. Eogardus and
family. sharpshuotnIs.
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Huge Roma HipTOd10NG

NNZ T.
EXHIBITION
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Three Times the Most SupendoB Menagaie-
Grand Elevated Stage

100 imp, rtsd racing. running and trottins horses. 20
farisian female riders, drivers. Every kind nt exciting
races by men and animals.
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20 educated elephants, $4,000 stud performing horses
canine circus, lions loose and racing. riding tricyeles
PLAYING soe-ssw, etc. performing monkeys. mules
Ponies and all kinds of ANIMALS.
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lLLIN DIS CENTRAL R. R.,

respectfully presents its claims for the new
and every way desirable SIOUX CITY
ROUTE.
For folders and further particulars call
upon local ticket agent, or address tho un.
dsrsiRned at Manchester, Iowa.
j. +. MERRY,
Asst. G0p Pass. ACT.
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III COUGH TICKETS are sold at all colu OF
Offices OF the NortierD PaG tic Il. lie, to poiats
North, East, South aid West in the United
States and Canada.
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G.
PRICES. z

We did not have this consigl
Still they must 60 with the 9th
i've, but prices that can only rec
goods, which will be thrown o
suicidal prices.
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The Splendid Sun-Dazzling and Gold Glitteril

This is the Only Great Show Coming Here This Year.
1t Win be Wise to Wait for the Biggest and Best
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-14
A Country,nan who Was Fly.

1t isn't always the man of the world
who has command of himself under all
circumstances, says the N. Z. EUening
Sans Woman About Town. Mahy a
man trained in the worlds school
might have envied the readiness of a
man, evidently from the country, who
came into q restaurant few days ago
with pretty young girl of about his
own degree of verdancy. Seating
themselves both gave the menu card
that prayerful consideration that the
unaccustomed mind manifests toward
this severe ordeal. Finally the young
woman saw the legend, ..Woodcock.
$3.50" The young man had seen it
too, but his eye had not fingered low
ingly and rehectively upon it. as hers
now did. II think" she said finally,
that I will have woodcock.
''Did you ever cat Woodcock?" asked
her companion.
No" she said. ''but 1 just thought
I would try it.
Did you ever see a woodcock?" he
persisted.
"No.n
well, then. woodcock is an ami
NAL as big as young pig. and if
were to order one for us two every
body would laugh. think we'd bet
ter stick to what we know. Waiter,
you may bring us two oyster stews."
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Edison's Pretty Wife.

Mrs. Edison isquite iine musician,
and she and her step.childrei con Il
stantly practice together, says Alice
Lanigan, in 4 sketch Of Mrs. Thomas
A. Edison. i'll the ladies Home Jour
nal. Her. home life is very simple
and quiet one. Mrs. Edison has her
housekeeping-to which she gives her
personal supervision her music. aud
her social duties, as we'll as intercourse
with her husband and children to pu.
cupy her Time Her connection with
her husbands work. is shown by the
close manner in which she follows his
inventions, step by step, and in the in
terest with which she appreciates their
discovery. improvements and comple.
ton In appearance she svery Youth
full aud charming: Her complexion is
olive, hef mouth firm. teeth good; and
eyes a. shade darker than the hair,
which is brown; abundant. did Wavf.
and is worn parted over her forehead
in peculiarly becoming way. She
dresses handsomely and we'll, and
looks what she is-the simple, quiet
wife of great and successful mans
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-14

GOOD COUNTRY roads are n sure
indication of the thrift, energy and
enterprise of any community, The
degree OF civilization OF Il country
or.nation is frequently measured by
thecondition of it's public roads and
highways Man in his savage state
will not build roads; he prefers to
make use of the paths of the wild
beasts OF the forest, or such natural
road beds as may exist. The ridge
known as the Indian Trail" east
OF here has been put to such use per
haps for centuries. Now it is not
our intention to write an essay on
roads, but simply to call the atten-
tion OF the people in the different
towns OF the county to the necessity
OF betterroads. Much has been done
ny Il lew towns, but much more rp-
mains to be done, and some towns
have scarcely made an effort at road
building at all. Some of these towns
have been settled for many wears
and boasts OF hundreds OF voters
who, it they only worked their poll
tax yearly, would in the course OF a
lew years. provide the town with
good roads for travel. The authori-
ties OF the different towns need to
bestir themselves in this matter, and
especially is this true OF towns in the
eastern and northeastern portions
OF the county. 1t is not necessary
to buy n high priced grader--a
scraper, a pillow, spade and ak are
all the tools necessary to commenc.
with. Lay out roads in section lines
where they will run permanently, cut
out brush and fill up the low places.
Do not attempt to build all the
roads necessary in a townsip in one
year, but build a few. The SHEAr
hopes to see more miles of good
roads made in this county this sum
mer than ever before. A good road
is good thing to have when haul
ing your wheat in the fall and at an
times.
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DISTRICT COURT.

The spring term OF District Court
convened on Monday forenoon with
Judge Mills on the bench. The law
relating togand jurors having been
amended by the last legislature in
creasing the jury from Is to % men,
Il special venire was issued for the 8
additional jurors. In the absence OF
Capt, Bornstedt, the Official Court
Reporter, Mr. W. Munson, 81 Still
water, was appointed to tillhis place.
Mr.. Case serves himself as clerk and
in the mean time Ole Olsonis acting,
us, assistant clerk, transacting rou-
tine work in the office.
RUSSELL VS.. RUSSELL. ss4
The first case that W,ts set for trial
was the slanier case OF Edward j..
Russell vs.. Frank Russell. This case
was made notorious from the fact
that two Of the foremost attorneys
OF the Minnesota Bar were engaged
upon it, w. w, Erwin, tie great
criminal lawyer OF st. Paul, assisted
by A C. Wilkinson on the nart OF
the plaintiff and III. Stevenson, of
Crookston, for defendant. Che case
was commenced ON tuesday fore
noon and all that day and part of
Wednesday was consumed in taking
testimony. Mr.. Stevenson finished
his address to the jury before noon.
ltoccupiedabout an hour in delivery
and was an able effort. When court
convened in the afternoon at half
pastone, the Tall Minnesota Pine,
Mr.. Erwin, arose and delivered his
address to the jury in a cool, calm,
convincing and eloquent manner.
The Judge made q lengthy charge in
which lie alluded to the fact that the
case had been skilfully handled on
both sides. The Jury retired and
later in the afternoon brought in
verdict in favor OF plaintiff OF $1.OG
and costs.
The case OF John Swan VS.. Samuel
n. Rookie is being tried to-day.
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SCHOOL REPORT.

Report of Warren High School for
the month ending May /, 1891.
Total enrolment, ia.
Total days attendance, 1898.
Average daily attendance, 100.
Number perfect in attendance, a
Leta Shaw, Florence Seeley, Anna
Swandby, Susie Easton, Bessie Cor
don, Allie Eneix, Henry Taralseth,
Minnie Thomas, James Stevens, Fred
Case, Eddie Bennewitz, Tommy Ed
gar, Jane Edgar, Hans Grinder,
George Harris, Otis Jerrue, Bertha
Loughridge, Anna Svening, Harry
Stevens, Jay seeley, Matte Slice,
Louise Swandby, Florence Taylor,
Ralph Taralseth, BERTHE Whitney,
Hector Noble, Earl Beach, Victor
Carlson. Howard Daddy John Edgar,
Dana Easton, Mile Gordon, Louise
Grindeland, Synneva Grindeland
Nellie Harris, Allen Harris, Cora
Jerrue, Willie Johnson, Laura John
son, Charley Johnson, Addie Nelson,
Norman Ross, Atle Swanson, Ruth
Sheldon.
X 4 Dr.,
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HEIsD[NG.

l will commence herdingllorses and
cattle on the 1stof May1S91. / have
a 16O-acre pasture for horses, suppl
ed with spring water and goo6grass.
The territory for cattle contains five
sections, through which the Middle
river flows. The pasture is located 8
miles east OF Argyle. Terms Horses
$S3 headfo the season; cattle 3 l so
u head. Place your orders with me be-
fore the above date. Stock taken and
broue htback to owner free ofcharge.
JOHN LAFoND, Argyle, Mimi.
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MARRIED,

Miss Augusta Johnson was mar
ried to Mr.. Carl Youngdahl yestel-
day, May 18th, 1891, Rev. P. NJ.
Samuelson performing the ceremony.
Mr.. Youngd;,hl is u capable and
Industrious young man well known
in this city, and he has for several
years past been in the employ OF j.
Fl. Macarthur & Co. The many
friends OF the happy young couple
wish them a full measure OF success
and happiness in life, and the SHEAT
llumbly adds it's blessing.
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W. &. WALTERS, Principal

School report OF district No. s in
town OF Big Woods, for the month
ending May LIST.
No. Of scholars enrolled, 36.
Total attendance in days by all
scholars, 800.
Average daily attendance, 10.
Those perfect in attendance are
herste Haugen, Carl Haugen and
Nora Hielhoug.
n. K. NELSON, Teacher.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-14

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses. Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney.
Ring-bone, Stiles, Sprains, and
Swollen Threats, Coughs, Etc. Save
$50 by use of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ever known. Sold by E. F. Whitney.
druggist. Warren, MINI.