davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20
aoadsnAtde autnota staats- Rett,nss, aaontaa, 20. atopeasbsr 1898.

ipro9cnen Ginleitunsssebet etne furse @e-
i6ibte iiber Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uub
bereu iebisen Stanb. gtab bteiem 8es
ribt BADEN felt Der 8~egriinbung 1900 OBJ
bacbloie &naben aufentbalt in ber AnitaIt
gcfunbcn. Damn btelt 8rof. Sptng nod
cine 0fe6e, in tpelher er ben unbcfannten
@eber prizes, pel9er bic @abe aus Witses
fibl fit bic freun6z unb obba6loien Sim
Der ipen6ete.
Inter ben Seifsditen befanben it6 s. g.
SarpeQ, ST.. nno ST.. @alter, 6. 8ed, @m.
st. Sage, gilbert 90. 2anbon, O.B. @reen,
Tranf $. So1ansbee. Terner Srdu Nor>
man G.. Gazette, gbaS. W6eeler, s. g.
0abob, Serorne 8eecber, Mtlton SAT-, 81.
unO Brau 9eate; NtO. 9tron, q. $. Sroit.
ST.. $. 6. gatbpel, ST.. 8. g. Clifford,
@lt8a 8omntan, Brof. Stptns nnb ST.. See
rpnte 8eecber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20

Mebf Sart @eisen 9utett $3.50
So. 90; wetd6,' So. 00@3.25; bart Sdder, $3.50.
m2 100 III 9dden; mei9, 81 .S0@1.9O; Jteb
8oe, .S1.35 q 1 so in Sdden; 2Stnteripel6en
$3.50 "a 800 t1t Sd1ern.
SAFER = 0erfGufe na6 probe 1pareit:
80. 2, 2S4@284c 9fo. 2, metBer, 3O}c@5l;
g3p.3 3, 27@274; No,3, 'petBer, 20 @ 80;
@er{e- 8ertduie mad Probe rOarel1:
SO. 3, 38@50ci SEQ. 4, 32@4Oc.
Wiuterlpei5en- Sertalte ildg Pfooe
maren: No.<3 8, rptber, 58@-c. NO. 4 rot9er
50@-52.
8 ommerwet5en- gerfarte I'm Store
waren: SO. 2, CSC; $50. 8, 56-61c; peiBery
-@-c; SEQ. 4, 81 @-53c.
@prm 8ertGufe mad Probe: gto: .,
oelbes, 38ac; No. 3, 36@364c; geo. 3, 1uetBes
353@36&c; SEQ. 4, 35@36c.
Roooen- 8ertauie mad Strobe rpareit !:
$50. 3, G3@-c.; Nn. 2 no9 Multer-@433c;
SO. 2. 43{c. Sunuar 47c. Moi Ole.
&lete- 9erfdufe gu $10.50-11.
Mibblin9s- Sertaufe rodre't: Sl1.OO
0eu-g erfdufe mareu $50. l, &intot6p,
$40. 50@11.O 90; SEQ. 2, Ginot9p,- 5000
1000; gem. Stlnot6p, S7.5O@o.5O; uplano
Yrairie Sc. 00@S.5O.
5aamen- Berfdufe nob Erobe rpdrelI:
SGa1s, SEQ. 1, 1O8-109; 0tat 114-1le;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20
QusIano.

= &oi1er @tG6e[m bat bereits Dor Sab
rem einen 8efebl an bte @ar1iIonen Ser
Geitben37S t6bte c~rIaiien, in pelcbem an
ieitens Ser fotierLtcben Samtlie aQe 8lGbe,
bic es friiber Dem Bubttfum m0glicb mab7
ten, pG6reno beS @otte5bicnites WttgIieber
Der faiierLiden Sanlilie in un~liebiamer
@etle' 3t beobadten, bonn Wfilitdr beieBt
tperben ~Iolten. Ser 8efebl 9ins BON BET
Nni6auun9 aus, baB bic &tr6e ni6t Der
~geetgncte Srt 1et, Elm u1tcr an0eren 11mz
ItGnoen natiirltcbeS gerlangen gu bcfrte6iz
gen, Mitslieber beS fDntgli6en 6auieS bon
@ngeiicbt 3u Nngefi6t gu ieben. 9teier
8efebI 1T lit LETTER l3ett au3 Sruppentbets
len Der Groutn3 %Su9egan8en unb auf aae
ttrcbli6en Seterlibteiten ausge6ebnt NOR
ben, bic inn Sreien abgebaLten perben,
alio namentli6 @runoiteinLegun8en bon
@ottesbduiern &C.
Die an Der WepfeL ut6 Sadr nun
mebr beenbigte Srau5enleie ltefert ntbt MIR
einen an Site in bielem Sabrbun6ert ntbt
Ibertrpffenen Q8ein, iDnbern aucb etne
auBerorDentltcbe Wtenge. @G6renO man in
| Ourd61cbnittsiabren 1872 Str. ouf elm
Suber Wetn (960 2iter) re6net, er5ielt
man bteieS Sabr eth Suber icbon aus "a
bis 26 Str. 9aS 8etngeicbdft lit aber no9
lebr fill bic 6dnbler macben ii3 6enS bit1
iegen bes Sabres 3u gtltBc nno brlden alf
Die 8retie, ba Die @tn3er tpegen Sdiiers
mangelS 9%e3tDungen ftn6, Sl perfalfen. Q8te
reib bic Nepfel7 unb 8irnenernte mar, geDt
aus Der Sbatiacbe berDor, Dab Npfeltpcin,
bier y8te3" %genaunt, gu 8 Bfenni9e, Gtr>
nentranf 3u l9on 5 8fennige oaS Sitter abb
geeehen tpir6. Gin 8Guerlein, oeln filr3>
lib u Is Bfenni8e fitr 1000 Glitter 2lpfels
tDein geboten ipurbet, e~rflGrte, oaS Suoer
ltcber Der cbenfen 81 tpouen. st tubr nacb
Der 6ularenfoierne uub ertptrfte .lib bic
tl0tbtge @rLaubniB, mnrauf Die 6ularen
nit ben StoQeimern antraten unb oas SAB
~leerten.. Nm mciiten iplrten Die 8rauer
ltnb gBirt6e Die @pncurren3 oes Qptelmeins =;
Der 8ierconium bat ii6, in man6en 2os
caleu OUT. Elm 8iertel Des l0nittgeu Bcrs
brau65 Dermtnoert. a
- Ser dIteite 8aiiagier, per tpo6( iez
mails BON 8rcmen aus auf etnem 0ampfer
bes y9tprboeutiben 9lppb" cine Sceans
Itabrt itoc6 Norbamertfa angetreten bat, 1T
Der 93iGbri9e- @Grtner GOnrab 8tere6 aus
VtpbeITutcC DEL 9uUeIi USL uHt 20. 0e5etI~
Der 1900 stborcn> lit. GiereG trat bteler
Sage feline Dierte Sceanretie an. SIN Scat
1847 fubr CT gum erlten Ofale init benz
8remer Segeli6iffe rSobann Smtot" nadb
Stem Oorf. Seitoem lebte er in Gan Sran1
cisco unb 8tttsburg. St lit p0aig rlltig
unb fam ben Strapa3en elmer Sceretie 81
bteier So6res3ett rubig cntgegenie6en.
= 9m 20. Oftobcr itarb in Berlin 6er
0aturforI9er inter BEN Walern, @uitap
MiiBel, I'M Mltcr bon 81 Sabren. Cine
9er3frantbeit bate tin in ieiner Sugeno
gesmuneen, ben 8eiu9 6es Sran3ofii8en
@pmnoiium8 auf5usebcn unb nnterfunti
Bel. einent Sbcim, Der 0anbpre6iger mar,
gu iubeu. Plus bieier 3ett itammen pobl
leine eriten @erlu9c, Ebiere nab Dem
geben gu 5ei9nen. Gnbe Der flnf5t9er
Sabre erran9 er bann als Schiller bet
&unftatabenic mebrere Breiie. Die Not91
tpe1bi9teit, !@eIb gu nerbienen, unb bic
Sebnin6t na9 einem eigenen Seim mabs
len ben boffnungspoQen Nfaoemifer gum
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20
Gebens9efdbrlihe Derwunoun9
De5. PoIi5ifen mc6uire our9 fiehenoe
RaubeetnoeI.

0bne bic geringlte @eranlaiiung tpurbe
Wtittpo6 Nbenb Ser Yoli5iit s. Wc@uire
BON Der Warpel : StraBen : Citation BON
bret Wegela9erern, melbe ibm in Den Beg
liefen, llaboem lie fur3 borber einen ge>
lan9enen StraBenraub alsgefiibrt 6otten,
nieber9eiboilen llnb 10 i6tper perlebt,. baB
iein 2eben in @efabr i6tpebt. Nue bret be-
finoen iicb noeb auffrctem SuBe.
'@egen llbr fubr ber &oblenbdnbler
90. Staffer nit bem BON ibm angeitelten
15iGDri9en sSungen Otto gtiticbfe nad
ieiner Gfftce, 7O2 @. Bo[t str. 8d6reno
er ben Sunget 6aS @eipann in Die Sbeune
brtn9en lteB, tnolte er Durb cine 9tleD 3u>
ritfgeben, pltrbe aber in bemlelbcn Nu8en4
Bid bon brei Mdnnern ilberfauen, tpeIbc
1nter por9cbaltenen 9tebolpern ietne 3a4
lben elmer 8tfitatton unterspgen. Der
iun9e Nttbfe, tpelder Sen 8organg benterft
bate unb ietncm Brtncipal 3u 6llfe ellen
tpoule, tDurbe in Bic 6lucbt geibldgen.
Die 9anse 8eute Der Stralcboiebe beItanb
aus So. @tligit ergriffen fc bic Tlltcbt ttn6
@ltcfell, t1a6oem fie it'd an 9ermitage 9tpe
nDrblt6 9etpanbt batten, an @oob StraBc
Dem Soliaiiten Wc@utre in bic Qrme.
Sbne Don bemielben audi nut i'm ~gcrtngiten
belGitigt gu rerben, uno pbne @arnune
~fcuerte elmer aus benz Erip brei ScbiIie
alf ben Bolt3iiten ab. unb obne 1i1 tpeiter
uta3uieben, gaben ale 0ret eiliait Geriens
gelb.
6err Staffer, tpeIber Ser SbuBrihtung
sltgegangen NOR, faio ben Boliaiitcn in
ieilem 8lute liegen unb macbte bic @nt.
oefung, baB cine 8ugel Bic linfe &opfieitt
getroffcn bate. Ser S9merperpunoct(
purbe bem gountDboipital ~iberseben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20

&o6len tptrb Nl6s g~eitreut, auf tpelde man
| 3tpiebeL leet u1b bieie ipiebcr nit Nlbe be.
bedt; 10 laBt man ie 10 LANCE liegen bis lte
tpei9 itnb, oaB bet Salt beraus lduft.
yta6 @ntfernung Der Sdale iperoen iie
nun nit elmer halben Suite @Gnlel6mal3
iiber &oDlen g~eitelt unb gu elmer Sal6c
Derriibrt; nit biefer -retbt man ben 9eiD
tagLi6 2 NAL rebt fart Elm; ie tidbtlger
man reibt, UNI 10 better lit es. Nun pirb
cine babe 3tpiebel auf bielelbe 8etle gez
braten unb 10 betB ais mo8li6 a1f ben
gtabel 9elegt, tpeIbe "a Stunbeu lang
Iie9cn bleibt; bann ipirb es NIT Der an
beret 9dlfte ebenio genta6t; 6ieS muB
Ian9ere Belt fortaeiett Derben. - Ser @cs
nuB bon siemlib bieI 3ptebel Lift ben
6ar1grteS un6 Stcin auf un0 fiibrt bies
1elben ab.
Sreten BEL @rpacbienen pber &in6ern
pI0blt9 bebenfltbe9tbembepegune, 6uften,
Gnsbriittgfeit, 9eiierteit, 8rultbeflems
mnngen II. /. 10. Elm, 10 gebe man 3ptebels
Taft init 3uder in fLeincn 9oicn, aber oft
nteberbolt. @letdfaQs 9e9en Gngbrlittgs
felt unO 6uften 9icbt man etn @taS itarfen
EGiiis iiber Serriebene 3piebeln, bride Die
Wtaiie burb Elm retnes Gucb, stebt alSoann
iopiel 6onig ais Saft lit Oa3u unb retc9e
benz Scranton oue balbe Stuu6en einen
TbeelDffel boil bapon. Dies Wetttel lit fir
S%e6ermann fir 6uiten. 81 empfeblen.
Set grocer Grmiibun9 5eritoBe man
3tpiebeln unb Galg 5uiammen ullD reibe
Die SiiBe bam.tt Elm. @e9en tpunbe Sabe
unb 9ruditelcn burcb 3u ettees S6ubmerf
Der n1eng man 3Dtebeliaft nit 9lbnerfett
unb reibe bic SiiBe banttt Elm.
NuS Sbigen lit erit9tltc6, pel6' etne
grobe SeiLtraFt bic 3ipiebel beiiBt. Wfan
ioate beSbalb itetS eil1en 8orratb Daoon an
6anb baben uttb tamentlib nit Der oorer>
tpGbnten 3miebeLtinctur perieben 1ein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20
Warftbert0t.
@btca0o, is. gfou. 1895

@9lCuHD, 10. 9CoD. 1850.
Die beutiget SomifoosmGrfte rparen ebenio
ltnbefrtebt9enb ais bereit 8or9Gnger ieit i1eb=
rereit Sd9elt utb Bretle errei9teit 1pieber eiitelt
ltieortgeren Stdltbplt1tt ais porber. Die ii9
tbrem @tbe ttGbertbe 8ecemberoptton I9eint
10 Diele i6ma9e nnb i6le9te Smbaber su boz
ben, baB ii9 nldt beurtbeilen lGBt mel1e
S9woltfnllgei1 bis gum 30, NDpember nod
beuoriteben. gab onfdnsli6er Seiti9feit u1tb
8eierung iteQte it9 audi beute eiu i9arfer
Bru6 nit mutter1 S6lnB ein. December
peiset 1puroe nit ,6O4 p~oerfauft peiit auf 500
nno l9lieBt nit 60. Mai 678-674-668 nit
665 ant S9luB ei1 Spreab nit Z c. Decent
bers@orn brad auf 358 utb Mtot dlf 800 nit
einem S0luB ,poit 800 ul6 394 Wat-6aier
9tn9 auf 303 3lriid nit 308 at9eboteu NIT
9utelt VerfGuf len fitr Sumlto9. &og9en mar
matt ultr 1neti9 perdnbert ,Sla9slaat i6pG6er
un6 lie nte6ri9er. 8ropilioner mare1 an
fan9s o6ne Nns1abnte pon 10 bis loo better
p~erliereil aber i'm 8orlGufe Der Sibulte bet
9arsen @ewinn. Sdnuorporf i6lieBt 70. 721,
S9mal8 IT'S, &ippen 6.674 nn9efdbr ME
9~efterr. 90
0ds erneute sirftise 8anftatemeut bate
~feinerlei @iitfll uuf bic !beltti9eit Warfte.
CHARTERS na6 SufIalp iinb beute ntr 50,=
900 8ui9el Corn, 160,0 900 8ei5en utb 1907
Safer 3lr State po1t lac Su %ltotirelt.
i raJLuDelOEtWIt lUuItu StUtlpUul I u ileullSct
2onbon fet unb ulperGnbert Berlin unb attz,
perpeu .ui1perdnbert, 9otts is gentines
itiebrt9er fit Webl ultb @eiSet.
Die 3ufubren tm N%orbweiten 1puret 9r0Ber
ais errDurtet unb betri9er fir Mtrneapolis
uib Dlllttb %5uialnmel 667 2abun9ett 8ei5en
fiir beute. a:
9teiise 3ufu6ren fir bic Gesten "a Stun=
ben: t..es .-.s zt~ ..@-.
@eiSeu. 1873 Cars, fir Moutas $50
.@orrt. $50. ~ ~ ~ 480
.t6afer.. :. .199 - ~~u 220
gerI6tffungeu Don ben otlantii9en 6Gfen
betru9en, 6eute 1885 8u. @ct3etl, 1874 500
8u. Gorit, 20,663 SaB Mebl.
Puts fir 0ecemberzg8ei3 go -
9uts Maiwei5en 66g-t
Calls 674-578
gnts fir MaizGOrm ....393-395
@aQs 1910
9ie bO6ten, niebristsn ul1b bic S@GuB=
preiie 1pareit fol9etoe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20

96afe trofen ein 1900 9taf. Sir
bic gSo9e 53,113 9e9elt 71,475 lit bes per-
9an9euert @o9e. Ser Morft stenli9 lebbaft
Bel gutter Stimlnull9 unb Yreile etruas better.
8eite 9Gmmer wuroen nit $500 be5ablt.
8efte 0tatip : S6afe $3.00-3.87. 2anlnter
So. 25-4.65. 8eterners 49, 0-3.50.
8ertduft puroelt ullter gnberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20
Nusm6rtiae Mdrfte.

@etsem- Seem gorf: December $3.50;
Moi 72Ac. = ct. 9outs: December 56c;
Mai 634c. Wilmalfee: 9eopember
554c; December 56fe. Oulutb; No. l
Nort6erl!, Nopent6er 594c; December 503c.
- Minteapplis $50. ytortberr, December
SOLE; Mai &c; &olebo: December 6Ozc.
Wat 664c; Baltimore = 0ecember 63Bc;
Wtat 70sc: ron y"
Gorn- Stem gorf: December ,564c Mot
|468c. ct. Souls Nope1nber 32c; S0ez
cen1ber 32c. Mai 35Bc. = Baltimore: Soar
44c Sabr 423c.a .s, %
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20
0tebmatft.

&btca9O, Su., IS. yfou.
Dim Gtn6pieb marft betrus bic !3us
fubr 1900 Stiid, popon 1900 &eranet
Der Marft mar Iansiam. 9reiie fir
gertn9e Woare 10c ntebri9er. Natip=
9tiere So. SO-S6.00 {. Sir fettes gieD NOR CUTE
No9frdse, lei9te Stiere ldr9iam 1tltb ait9e=
boten. Ite 8ufubr fir Die 0o9e betrit9
59,811 9e9en 81, 1853 int Der @orwo9e.
0erfouft wltroel1 inter Nrberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20
Metals and Timers Stock.

TIN PLATE &c. 10x14 and 14x2O, S7.00@7. 25: TX.
10x11 and 14x2O, S9.OO@9.25 &c, roofing, I4xa0, S.. Is;
do X, 14x20, $7;25; do &c, 2ox28, Sl1.5o0l2.5O TX,
2Ox28, S14.50015.50.
SoLDER-14015c.
LEAD-Pig, SC f9 ID; bar SIC
SHEET IRoN-Common. No. 81, So: No. &c, $3.50.
~PPER-Botto 2l@22c; sheathing copper, 180
19c; Pig Lake, 17h@18c; polished copper, 10000.
WIRE-Nos. o to 2, 10c; Nos. l to IL, lie; No. II,
1lhc; Nos. 10 and IA, 1215c; Nos. Is and Is, I4c;
No. 7,8c; No. l8, Ice, subject to trade discount.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EE- Sanhpirtbi9aftlife ScgenIt1nbe b~etreftenoe Gin
frngen iinb on 9errn @otfLieb Scouting bonen
eIaOeS Gorners, mise, 5l rtdter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20

am 9 8weinemorft belief ii6 bie
3ufubr ouf $4,000 @tiif. Sir Die ISOLDE
AS, 500 9e9e1t 1873, $50 III Der 8oruo9e.
Wtorft lebbaft Bel beiierer t&auflnlt. gretie
sc better. S6were QSaore Uents DerGlOert.
S9luB f~eter. gafers ulto 9emii6te 8aare
s.. s5~5.5o;; ledi5te $3.50 bis $3.50.
8oder ~faufter 5000 9tid, ifd6tii9e
S9ld9ter 1000. @eria16t na9 benz Often
$500; llllperfanit blieben 5000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20
S6meilte IN Sidt

8erfauft murben unter a1beren:
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-23
FAMOUS TORTURE INSTRUMENTS.

The Earl of Shrewsbury's Collection Soon to
.e. BE Exhibited In tha +
Arrangements have been completed for
the exhibition in this city of the famous
torture instruments from the royal castle
of Nuremberg. This remarkable his
torical collection was purchased in 1890
by j.. Ichenhauser Of London for the
Right Honorable the Earl of Shrewsbury
and Talbot, England's premier earl. Since
its removal from the castle the collec-
ton has, by permission of the earl, been
exhibited in London and elsewhere
throughout the United Kingdom of Great
Britain with much success.
Thousands of persons have gazed upon
these terrible relics Of a semibarbarous
age. All the instruments in the collec-
ton have been in actual use. There are
over 1 300 exhibits, included in which is
a series of ~engravings illustrating the
manner of applying the fortunes. One
of the most interesting objects in the
collection is the justly celebrated iron
maiden.
The Earl of Shrewsbury, who is still
the wner of the collection and has
loaned it for exhibition in this country,
is the twentieth in succession. He is
Earl of Shrewsbury and Earl Talbot in
the peerage of England and Earl of Wa
terford and Wexford in the peerage Of
Ireland. He is premier earl of England
and Ireland and hereditary lord high
steward of Ireland. He has recently
been appointed high steward of the an
Gent borough of Stafford.-New York
Times.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-23

ar more'n u hundred Vars ole, while I
say | hain't Il day ober fo'ty. Dey said yo'
was IA stranger heah. an | dun cum down to
ask yo' bout it."
Does it make any particular difference
what your age fis?" | asked.
Oats de pint, sab. l ar thinkin some
bout gittin married agin, but sartin pus-
sons am dun BLOWN arouu dat I'ze got boat
feet in de grave"
'How old is the woman you nave your
eye oha"
Bout l6, | reckon, an one of de iicest
gals yo' cher saw. Dey's blowed SO much
Don't my aigc dat she's dun got scarf. Will
yo' please tell Inc jest how ole yo' reckon I
ar'2"
He hadn't over three teeth in his head
and was tottering with old age, but l
didn't want to be too hard on him. /
reached out my cane to another chair and
rested rhe end about n foot from the floor
and said:
"A man under co years of age ought to
be able to jump over That cane"
''Of co'se he had WAS the prompt re-
ply. IAN TX 90 ODER it like II rabbit ober
a log. Now, den, loois our
He got up, swung his shriyeled arms and
maue u TRY NJ IL, Dut as ms leet lett the
floor he came down with IL great jar ard
lay at full length. | helped him up and
back into the chair, and his face wore a
dubious expression for a couple of minutes
as he rubbed away Mt his back. By and by
he said:
Boss, | reckon boaf sides hev bin mis-
took bout my aige. ! was mistook in
thiniinI ! wasn't ODER fo'ty, and dey was mis-
took in sayin ! was ober 100. Reckon IIl
split de differences"
And call Yourself about sop
"'Bout so, sab. Bout n or So"
And also give up the idea of marrying a
girl Of 1G?"
''Yes, sab; | reckon | will. I'll gin up
dat idea an LOOK a leetle furder-look fur
some gal bout 90 or long dar. Glad leone
down, sab. | was a leetle sot bout my
aige, but dat iumpin bizness has opened
my eyes. Fo' de I4awd, sah, but | was gwine
out to see dat gal today, an | had it all
planned 20 tackle u six foot fence in 'front.'
of her daddy's house to show her dat | had
do spry ness Of n Niger 20 Vars olei Hui
Dat cane wasn't a foot high, but whar am l
ctr" Al
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-23
Beatty's Pianos and organs,

Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, the great Or
gan and Piano man OF Washington, N. j.,
is buster than ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty
left home a penniless pillow boy, and by
his indomitable will he has worked his
way up so as to sell so far, nearly loo, 900
of Beatty's Pianos and Organs since 1870.
Nothing seems to dishearten him obsta-
cles lay in his way that would have
wrecked an ordinary man forever; he
tarns to an advertisement and comes out
of it brighter than ever. His instru-
ments are in use everywhere. We are
informed that during the next ten years
he intends to sell 200, 900 more Of his
make. That means a business of $20,-
000, 900, if we average them at 800 each.
1t is already the largest business of the
kind in existence. Read his advertise
ments.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-23
HIS SPEECH.
He Began It All Right. but Concluded Mr..
Lincoln Was Tired.

He Began It All Right. but Concluded Mr..
lincoln Was Tired.
During President Arthur's term, he, with
Robert Lincoln and other members OF his
cabinet, took a trip through the south and
west.
Abraham Lincoln was born in La Rue
county, KY, anil a farmer living near his
birthplace, known as Uncle Bob Hays, con-
ceived the idea Of cutting a cane on the old
Lincoln place, now deserted and growing
up to timber, and of presenting 1t to Mr..
Lincoln on his arrival at Louisville.
With great labor he prepared a speech
and practiced it daily. Being very proud
of it, and resolving it should be preserved,
just before starting for Louisville he
wrapped the manuscript around the cane
and tied it with twine.
When the presidents party arrived, Un-
Gle Bot followed them for hours, but could
not get neal them. But he kept as close as
he could till they returned to the hotel
and for IA moment were alone In the wash
room.
Selling his opportunity. he pushed
through, closed the door. put his back
against IL to prevent interruption and be-
gan in n loud voice:
"Mr. Lincoln"-
Startled, they looked up from their ablu-
tions with dripping hands and faces.
M Lincoln--Dear Sir-I nave the honor
-as an humble representative OF La Rue
county-in the great commonwealth of Ken
tucky-the birthplace Of your illustrious
father-to present TO you this cane-not for
its intrinsic worth-but as a memento of
that great and good man-wRose name is
dear to all. Mr.. Lincoln, In presenting this
cane-ah-ah-Mr. Lincoln-in presenting
this cane-l say-Mr. Lincoln, in presenting
this camel
In vain he tried to recall what came next,
then with II sudden return to his ordinary
voice. ard in II tone indicative of the great
est kindness and considerations:
"Mr. Lincoln; | reckon yoIi are tired, and
the rest Of the speech is wrapped around
the head of that cane. "-Youth's Conpan-
ion.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-23
ANGRY SCHOOL CHILDREN.
They Wreck n Hail and storm Police Head
quarters In Cincinnati.

They Wreck n Hall and Storm rOllce Head
quarters In Cincinnati.
School caildran to the number Of 1000
nearly wrecked Old Fellows hall ut
Eighth street and Central avenue late
Tuesday afternoon. at the closing Of
tne school four youns men distributed
tickets to the pupils of the cathedral
school and the largest three public
schools. The children were informed
that n ticket with 5 cents added would
entitle one to admittance to an enter
tainment and a valuable prize.
For over m hour in the afternoon chill
Gren poured into Odd Fellows hall. each
paying Il nickel. Finally a young man
came out and sang n song so badly that
the little auditors hooted him. At the
same time another man distributed
chewing gum packages to u few in the
audience. The singer stepped into an
anteroom. and the other went out the
door.
Becoming tiredo f waiting forthe next
act, the children finally stormed the stage.
only to find nobody. When they realized
the swindle, they broke out every win
dow, smashed the chairs and wrought
ruin in every possible way.
A detail of police came rushing to the
hall. This gave the children an idea, for
in a body they assaulted police headquar-
tiers until the authorities were in a state
of siege. 1t was late at night when the
young victims reluctantly went home.
No trace was found of the swindlers.
They secured over 800. The hall was
damaged several times that much.-Cin-
cinnati Dispatch.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-23
Bullets STONED the Dance.

There was a sound of revelry the other
night at Malta. The youth and beauty
of the COW country were there. The
dance was at it's height. But there was
a jealous husband with a big six shooter
outside, and when Thomas Wherry saw
young and dashing Lem Branson enjoy
ing a tete-a-tete with his young wife he
opened fire through the window, and in
an instant the bombardment of Rio was
eclipsed. The first bullet grazed Bran
sons head, the third broke his shoulder,
but he clutched his own trusty gun in
his left hand and replied to the fire, with
out doing any serious execution, how
ever. Both men emptied their guns.
Noncombatants hastily moved out Of
range, and the good night number on the
programme was omitted. Branson will
probably recover, although he is in dam
ger. Malta is a small town in the north
ern part of the te.-Helena (Mon.)
Dispatch in st. Paul Pioneer Press.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-23
Nearly in Despair,

and had about decided to sit up all night
in my easy chair, and procure what
sleep I could in that way. It then oc-
Cured to me that I had a bottle of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. I took a
spoonful Of this preparation in a little
water, and was able tt lie down without
coughing. In a few moments, I fell
asleep. and awoke in the morning
greatly refreshed and feeling much
better. I took a teaspoonful Of the Pee
toral every night for q week, then grad
nally decreased the dose, and in two
weeks my cough was cured.'
Ayers CherTyP ectoral
Prepared BY DR.. j.. Aver q Co, Lowell. Mass.
Promptto act. sure to cure
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-23
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"Utah, a Peep Into the
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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-23
Ia Parachute.

The Wife-The building is on fire. we ara
seven stories from the ground, and u re-
treat is cut off.
The Husband (calmly)-Put on your
hoopskirts and balloon sleeves. darling. l
will clasp You about the waist, and we will
sail gently to the ground.-Truth.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-23
OPENING HIS EYES.
A Test That Decided tho Old Han to Stay
Single.

n ANNs A4Idt DVUINItN IN OIU Z 70 5tay
Single.
As | sat on the tavern veranaa I noticed
an old white heaae#l coloroi llaa limping
down the street with painful effort. When
he came opposite me, he took off his hat
and asked:
Loss, Kin I cum up Gar an spoke to yo'
a minits"
''Of course you cen. What Is itf'
Oars n dispute bout my aige," he re-
pliel as he reached n chair and fell into it.
Oars sartin pussons III dis town who say