davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1892-06-07
TELEGRAPHIC TALES.

Governor Pattison, of Pennsylvania, has
issued proclamation asking relief for the
citizens of Northwestern Pennsylvania.
Advices have been received in London
that the steamer Albion was burned and
sunk near Markagen, on the Unsha river,
in Central Russia and sixty persons were
drowned.
A boiler in Kinzie & Coughill's tile
works, at Idavile, Indiana, exploded and
four men killed-James Coughill, George
Williams, James Taylor and Bert Roller.
In Cleburne, Texas, cyclone on Sun
day night demolished forty-two houses
and severely injured several people, two
fatallu
, 1892-06-07
Arc These Safe Ienders.

Dayton Journal: Let us consider. The
princical triumyirate that is intriguing
against Harrison consists of three eminent
menP Who are theyP Platt, of New
York; Quay, of Pennsylvania, and Fora
ker, of Ohio. Who gave the democrats
Governor Flower, of New York; Who
gave the democrats Governor PattisOn
Of Pennsylvania Who gave Ohio to Gov
ernor Campbell, democratic legislature
and Cal. Brice to the United States senate
And these three are the principal anti Har-
Are they the men to lead the republican
party to victory.
, 1892-06-07
tsRY Snffernnce.,,

Town Topics: Mrs. Blaine, the wife Of
the secretary, is reported by the Washing
ton correspondent of New York paper to
be of the opinion that "the Harrison
family is in the White House by the suf-
ferance Of Mr.. Blaine, andIthey seem to for
get that fact" 1t would be interesting to
know how Baby Mckee regards this queer
view of the situation.
, 1892-06-07
Flood sufferer.

Chicago Tribune: "Have you morsel
of food to give flood sufferer, ma'am 2'
inquired the tramp.
"You're a flood sufferer, are you ?" said
the Manufactured woman in the doorway.
"Yes'm. Drowned out. Lost everything
l had in the world"
"Is that your dog"
"Yes'm."
us he a flood sufferer, too ?"
"He is, ma'am."
"Humphl What did he lose ?"
The tramp saw it was no use.
He lost bis pants, ma'am," he replied,
turning away with dignity.
, 1892-06-07

We authorize our advertised druggists
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this
condition. If you are afflicted with a
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest
trouble, and will use this remedy as di-
rected, giving it a fair trial, and experience
no benefit, you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We could not
make this offer did we not know that DR..
Kings New Discovery could be relied on.
1t never dissapoints. Trial bottle free at
Acme drug store, Mari & Ross proprietors.
Large size so cents and S1.O0.
, 1892-06-07
How to Help.

The Coffee Cooler: Soldiers sometimes
neglect to go to a caucus of their party
and then grunt because things don't suit.
If you want to help soldier it is your
duty to go where your vote and influence
count. The citizens who took paregoric
during the war can beat you bad if you
don't work, work. work.
, 1892-06-07

General James Westchester Hustled
recently stepped briskly into Chauncey
NJ Depew's Office.
"Cleveland is not going to Buzzard's
Bay this summer" said Private Secretary
Harry Du Val.
"Where is he going2"
ITO Watch Hill"
II knew there was catch, but 1 bit like
a mackerel at a piece of flannel, walled
the Bald Eagle later.
, 1892-06-07
British Columbia Priuters

VICTORIA, B. O., June about so print
ers were present at the regular meeting of
the Victoria typographical Union on sun
President, Andrew Porter; vice president
J. Fisher recretary, VIM. Cullen: treas,
urer, 7. B. Booze; executive council. W
Kurtz, H. Howard, f. Ditchburn; deleeate
to labor council, j. Moffat; sergeant-at-
arms, ]. Smiley.
, 1892-06-07
Now Oorporntionn

Filed in the Office of the secretary of
state:
The Blake Pearsall Prospecting COM
pany, of Seattle; capital, S25, 900.
Seattle Safe Deposit and Trust company,
of Seattle; increase of capital to $500, 600.
The Spokane Publishing company, OF
Spokane; capital, $4,000.
White Salmon Boom and Improvement
Company; capital, $1,000.
Washington Irrigation and Land com.
pany; capital, 100000.
, 1892-06-07
New Residences.

E. W. Andrews will at once COM
mence the erection of two more residences
on his Main street property adjoining the
Masonic temple. The present residences
will be occupied by W A. Botkin and ] {.
@. Percival, and one of the two to be com
menced by DR.. Armstrong.
, 1892-06-07
ssGene,, WIIson and Corporations.

The Pullman Herald says: "The most
prominent candidat for gubernatorial
hOnors on the republican side is the Hon.
E. 7. Wilson, Of Ellensburgh. Gene Will
son, as he is familarly called wherever he
Is personally known, Is man Of the peo-
pie, and should he reach the governors
, 1892-06-07
Visible snppIY of Grain.

NEW YORK, June THE visible supply
of grain is as follows: Wheat, 27,91O0OO;
increase, increase, 1,5SO,0OO. Corn, 4,47s,-
900; increase, $4,000. Oats, 1896, 900; in
crease, $4,000. Rye, 100000; decrease,
161 900. Barley, All, 900; increase, 10000.
, 1892-06-07
The nTendorv schnnI.

Report of school district No. 46, Meadow,
Thurston county, for the month ending
May 27.
Number of pupils enrolled .........28
Average number belonging 1865
Per cent of attendance ce.............95S
Number cases of tardiness. ............2
Number of pupils neither tardy nor
ABSENT. ......................l IA
], B. JONES, Teacher.
, 1892-06-07

WASHINGTON, June blaine and famil,
left this afternoon for Boston. Tomorrow
evening they will proceed to Bar Harbor.
, 1892-06-07
Rnse RnIIGnmes.

In the game in Portland on Monday Ia.
coma got nothing and Portland 6.
Following is the standing of the clubs:
, 1892-06-07
Advertised Letters.


Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postoffice, Monday, June 6, 1892;
Brown, J. Brown Johnny
Darlington, NJ. B. Gait, Cyrus d.
Cooper, Edd Dahl, o. J.
Davis, Miss Laura Dooley. ]. w.
Daughty, James M. Ellis Mary
Fletcher Gilbert G.. Fletcher, NJ. J.
Forrest Mrs. Matte Foster, Mrs. M. G.
Gunston, James Heuestis, d. R.
Jessee, d. M. Lange, Miss Emmie
Lawrence, Maggie Leach, John
McComb, Frank Maper, George
Mohr, Paul Mountain, I L.
Osting, Carl J. Pell, @. M.
Ramsey, Frank Russell, Alex.
Sheldon, Miss Elma Todd Otis
Vaugilder, J. f. Wardle, Nettie B.
Williams, A. L.
Persons calling for advertised letters will
please give the date of advertisement.
V. A. MLRoY, p. M.
, 1892-06-07
The Hest i'm the rIarIxet.

Did you know the new Davis Best wa.
now the best four in the markets Try il
, 1892-06-07
California Grain Market.
Going TO bar Harbor

VH 11EEN U .IEIN WEAThEEa
5ember. ST. "A NJ
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girls applied to Babe for music lessons.
Arthur and DR.. Heron were the infiuen-
tial solicitors.
Mr.. Lorraine received two letters from
Ira; ono during the winter and another
late in the spring. He was in New York
City. working under n changed name, was
well, had seen nothing in the Herald per-
sonas, and inclosed money in payment of
Mr.. Loraine's kind loan. That was oil /;
no reference to Babe or others, and he
gave no address.
Mr.. Lorraine showed the letters to Babe,
without remark. Once. at her request. he
had the following printed among the
Herald personals: az. D.-All we'll;
everything moving along smoothly; have
broken up, and am boarding with B. and
n. J. l."
Ira saw this, and from it knew that
Babe and Arthur were not vet married,
and ever after he watched this column for
that announcement from ~. |"
lTo BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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HERE AND THERE.

Here, our days are often dreary,
Clouds and darkn, 50 fold US rouni,
Hearts grow faint and feet grow weary
Toiling DER the rugged ground.
There, where Gods great lights are shining,
Is rest from toll and care and strife,
Ani in that ble sed Eden twining
Bloom the fadeless flowers of life.
Here are doubts and gloom and signing.
Where brightest blossoms soonest fade,
AID those We trust are dead o. dying,
In the dast our hopes are laid.
There the light of Truth shines clearly,
Joys supernal gid the way.
And all We loved so well aud dearly,
By our side shall ever stray.
There is light beyond the river
Where the surges cease TO roll;
There is peace ana joy forever
For the tempest beaten soul.
Tears are changed for smiles of gladness,
Pain and sorrow como no more;
Mover thought Of care or sadness
Disturb the jewellers on that shore.
Here are strongest earth ties broken
From our lives has sunshine lied;
Last fond iarewells we have spoken
Der the forms now cold and dead
There a radiant brightness streaming
Beyond the rivers swelling tide;
Woo US TO the light that's beaming
Over on the further side.
Here may our eyes In life be ever
Fixed upon that shining goal;.
On Gods light bey"-d the river,
Where 10 ragin bi pws roll
There, from tho min starry portals
OF the realms OF ,AA.eSs day,
From the heaven of the immortals
Beams light to guide our way.
JOSEPH +. BRowS.
Aprfl IL
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Tne Age of Organization.
IN. Y. weekly.1

IN. Y. Weekly.l
New Boarder-"Welll we'll This is
the first place I've struck where they have
preserved straw berries and peach Jam in
stead of stewed prunes."
Old Boarder-"All owing to organiza-
ton, my boy. Us boarders have a mutual
protective association, with i-on-clad
rules and heavy penalties"
ooh. no! You kicked against prunes,
did you?'
mot much we didn't We passed q
law that whenever prunes came on the
table every member should eat quart or
pay SO fine. That settled it. The land
lady found prunes too expensive"
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Suburban Life.
~ ~ W

Mr.. Suburb-"Good morning, Mr.. De
Villa. wish to ask a favor of you"
Mr.. De Villa wealthy resident)-"
tainly, Mr.. Suburb. What is it?"
Mr.. Suburb have called to ask you
to send your carriage and coachman to
meet me at the o'clock train this af-
ternoon and 1 would like the coachman to
be in his finest livery and hope he'll use
the silver-plated harness"
Mr.. De Nilla-"Eh?"
MIR. Suburb-"Yes. l will arrive on
that train with a new servant girl, and l
would like to make a good impression"
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Baby end L.


Baby end l.
Hush thee, my baby, do not arouse,
Dreamily, dolly, dreamily. browse,
Slip into slumber, low and light.
Tinted by visions. rosy and bright
Hush thee. my baby. to guard and TO keep
May love rock thy cradle, Sweet be thy sleep.
Jknow by thy smile, my baby, my dear,
Whisp'riDgs Of angels. now thou dost hear.
Hush thee, my baby. joyous thy youth,
Happiness, honor. contentment and truth,
Faith, hope and charity over thee shine,
Peace and prosperity ever be thine.
Hush thee. nv baby, do not arouse,
DIR. amiiY, dolly, dreamiiy. browse;
Tranquil thy sIumber, knowing no fear,
Hushaby, lullaby. baby my dear.
JENNA NJ Cox.
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What They stopped For.

Bobby and Harry were brothers, eight
and nine wears of age. Coming late from
school one day their mother said: "Why
are you late, boys?" Bobby, the younger,
was usually the spokesman on such occa-
sions, and he answered: 1--WE stopped"
what did you stop for7" said mamma.
'To see two boys fhtin'." Indeed! And
who were the bovs?" Harry was one"
"Ah, indeed! And who was the oiher?"
THE other was me-" answered the un-
abashed Bobby.
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He Caught On.
IN. Y. Keekly.I

He-"Do you believe in nypnotism?"
She-"I heard the other day of a man
who was hypnotized by being made to
look at diamond ring"
He-"I wonder il any bright piece OF
glass wouldn't have done as well?"
She-''Perhaps so, with q man, but not
with a woman"
He (at the jewelers. the next day)-T
want diamond ring, lady's size, brightest
voa have"
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The Knot-TyIng.

IF Try never was beat" says one puzzlo-maker.
az shall be winner in the present and that IL
be happiness indeed for your list OF prizes is
splendid one" These the Offers Cd 800 inter-
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anagrans. transpositions, erigmas, other "Aats "
(2 Ten dollars for next best (3l Five dollars
the best lot of four original squares, diamonds OF
other "forms" (D"Brewer's DictiOnaryOt Phrase and
Fable" Tor the next best lot. % "Lppncotts Gazst-
teer of the World for the best lot of four original
picture puzzles. (G An opera glass for the next best
lot e 70 25 Nineteen prices worth 81 each for other
work of especial merit There will be twenty five
winners, for competitor will receive more than
ono DTize.
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No. 4,os5-Term,nnI Ampu.ation.

10. 4sO3O-AeruflhhA aEnPGt0tlons
Entered FOR prize.l
l. THE CREATION. (GES. n.y.
o, fair was the earth in its original Dewness,
Sweeter than tosaf tho scent OF the air.
And the heavens grea; dome in its primitive
blueness
Hung all in majesty fart
Brooks murmured onward with music enhancing,
Broad rivers rolled seward, meath towering
mountain;
And in Eden, the blessed ia clear sunlight dancing,
Coolingly rppled the plasI OF the fountain.
H. The DELU0E. (GES. VIZ
How can believe that this image OF heaven
Would be altered ere long TO a valley of death;
When man. Gods own image, TO fate would be
driven
To die in the land whore he first drew life's
br ath?
All sad is the truth il cannot be disputed
Aud how overwhelming the knowledge of sin.
Oh would that mans faith had been deeper enrooted
In his soul; and pain could have entered
therein,
Tho no more is the Eden OF Biblical story,
There's primal as lovely is open to /,
Where tho Father awaits up in heavenly glory,
When the shadows Of LIES great evening fall
IHERCULEs.
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No. 4.oaa-Enlcmn.

No. f,o39-Enigma.
Here's a curious word. although frequently heard;
It's Of use when large weights would be lifted or
stirred.
Reverse and q riotous feast takes its place,
Which bring the partakers nsught else but dis
grace.
Curtail and brhead, and lady that's dead
Blu; OF whom you doubt have quite frequently
read
Stand forth to the view. will give you clue,
But fer her we would have very little to do.
BITTER SWEET.
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working HIS Mother.

Iktreet Smiths GOOD NeWsI
First Boy-"Didn't your mother tell
you to get nutmegs?"
Second Boy-"Yep."
'Then what did We get cloves for?"
"'Cause she'll want me to go back an
tell 'em made mistake, an want nut
megs. Then I'll say Pm orful tired. an
don't wanter go back, an then she'll give
me cents 10 buy candy"
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[strcet & smiths Good Newsl
Young Hopeful--"Papa. l wish you'd
bny me bow and arrow"
Papa-"Its only an hour since bought
you kite"
9Th kites on top Of telegraph pole,
an want to shoot 1t down."
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ENDORSEMENTS.

BENSON J. LOSING, J.. Z. D.,
Historian: "like q COlcay6
Mirror Il refects to a sincls
focus on opitome OF the essen.
tial elements of our national
history, showing clearly &C 9
glance the progress Of the ma,
ton from Ste infancy 20 its
present period Of maturity"
A. II. SP0FFORD, Librarian
of Congress: "The work may
fairly be termed a breviary u
American Politics"
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Answers.

4O2o-seize on the point of interest IN q public
address.
402l-l. Humor. 2 Poker.
4022-The Almighty dollar.
4023-Slaver, Iavels, LAYERS, salver.
4O24-i. Forgotten. ?. inspire.
4O25-Drawl, draw.
4.O26.-M T T a NJ o r E
A GROIN MIC
TRES ST LES
TOS 81 ER
ANTIC s.
MO L ES
OMER
RIS
&c
4.027-Who.
402S-Croquette. coquette
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Rural Rivals.

Village Beauiy-'I see that there new
fire engine has been named after jock
Hansom.'
Admirer "a rival of Jack Hansom)-
.'Ya-as. that new engine is good deal Of
q squirt"
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No. 4,O41.-An Ode Days Fishing.
fisher bold and gay
Went forth to fish one day,
Aed had, indeed, most unusual sport,
Wondered as heard,
But could not doubt his word
When he told me OF the queer fish he had caught.
"a portion of n shoe"
Ho first pulled up TO view,
And "a place for mooring boats beside dock"
''The piston of pump"
And "a little spongy lump"
And "a pole o., which 10 roos; feathsred fock."
He was most amazed, he said
When ga spear with lattened head"
Was drawn up 10 help increase his curious pack,
Followed by "a PuR OF air.
And "a knot for womans hair
And 1.-THE master OF little trading smack"
MABEL P.
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KNoTIv PROBLEMS.

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nas,eharAdos. riddles. rcbuses. aud other "Knotty
Prooiems, addressing all communications rclativeto
ihis department 10 e. L. ChAdbo urE Lswlstoa, Ne
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No. 4. ose-Eas,sr Aorostio.

Those Easter eggs which give 10 you
Have not very hard shells TO crack,
And Jet you'll find you've something TO do
Hyou would this basket unpack.
You'll fud the name OF a noted king
With the meshes all woven IN;
Each egg contains some eatable thing
Used at n feast given by him
To a noted queen whose name you'll sec
When tho eggs are all cracked Alright,
And arranged in a row.-thcn twill DO
Quite easy and plain TO your sight.
leila II. STRATToS.
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p SICK LIVER
is the cause of most of the de-
pressing, painful and unpleasant
sensations and sufferlngs with
which we are afflicted; and these
sufferings will continue so long
as the Liver is allowed to remain
in this sick or sluggish condition.
To stimulate the Liver and
other digestive organs to a nor
malcondition and healthy activity,
there is no better medicine than
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No. 4.oaO-Di"mond.

No. 4,osO-Dinmond.
Entered for Prize.
!. A letter. ?. A globe 8. Released. Ribs.
5. scriptura texts eaboreely set 20 music.
6. To name before. Z. Those who soil. 3. Those
who fish nets. 9. Flies. 10. Saints Abbr.). H. A
letter. lGRKEN WOOD.
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No. 4,Of4-DeonpitHt
The shepherd, ere he TACO the door
Upon his all at night,
Mak's sure that outside are no more,
In solitary plight.
To be outside, with dogs to fright,
With darkness to appall,
Is not prospect TO delight
a creature shy and small
A. L.
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no. 4.O42-Amputa;ion.

no. 4.042-Amputo;ion.
Entered for Prize.
! am a verb which means ito clutch.
Behe=d me and L m finished"
Replace my head, remove my tail,
My 'clutch" is undiminished.
Take from my whole both head and tail
You'll find / am "rent"
Again remove them and you'll see
Who hath this puzzle sent.
~ G. Fowl Fl
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No. 4,O43-SGuare.
Entered for PTize.l
/. A book Of the old testament 2 Confoundad.
8. Milky. l. A genus of bi-valve mOIusks. >. The
dried bodies oil the females Of a scale insect 6.
Stoves. 7. Idieness tArchaio). IRoLAND.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-20
AGENTS REPORTS.

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