davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Progress., 1893-07-08

The latest French hats, the bPims of
which require facing, show not tho
softening velvet, but instead the glist-
ening satin. This is most decided
novelty, as satin, except in ths form Of
ribbon bows, has not been seen ON
hats or bonnets for long time. A
typical summer-time hat which shows
sueh a facing is illustrated. The hat
has a low round crown of pale green
and a broad brim of deep lavender
chip. The brim is und, r-faced with
green satin, and then is turned up to
form what seems like a three-eornered
The Progress., 1893-07-08

worn with the Empire coat with =.
wide revers, a most pie ur,s Iuc etyoIa IA
wo',ld BE- obtained. Ia facing ~. ~.
wilh satin great care IN lSt be- eyerci.SSt.
in cutting The satin well. and 10 &C Gu
NJ a blunder it would be quite co.r.u. coui,
to ~ly it must be straight on the bia.'
4 black NcapolitGn hat faced ,y;.a
white satin Ia, b.acl, satin bows ,SI sl
white roses for its Grimm ng. and y
as can be imagined, what the o. a.
81 cswoman would call ''decidcJTiI
stvlish," and after all that is the rre,t
dc~ideratum in woman, ha'.
The Progress., 1893-07-08
A sNART SAILOR HAT.

fly up on him and never hurt him. In
this useful form he fell in the hands OF
French milliner, and the result, which
is the smart sailor hat of this summer
is pictured. 1t is the tarpaulin' or
sainy black leather hat raade frivo.9ns
The CROWN is somewhat higher than
ahat of hast year and the brim littls
narrower; about the crown is a band
of petuaia velvet, and quite near the
front and little to one side standsup
in the most assertive manner bunch
of petanias, while ab the back from
Under the stiff brim two petunia buds
peep out.
The Progress., 1893-07-08

The sailor hat as we knew him was
decidedly comforta BILE, extremely Use.
full and very becoming, in some cases
When he wasn't he was worn Secause
of his other good qualities. He aP
pcared in str W and in tarraulin, and
in the last he was supposed to be dedi-
Gated solely and exclusively to wear
OH = Yacht, where the salt sea could
The Progress., 1893-07-08

SHAPE, each corner being caught with
q stiff bunch of purple violets. Just
IN front, where the square look is
given, there Is a bow of green satin
ribbon, and in the centre OF it q bunch
of violets with their green leaves; of
course, such hat would be trying,
but II y essentially picturesque, and
The Progress., 1893-07-08
'"iFE POWER OF MONEY
itV THOMAS rlXONS SERNOM ON
TIE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR.

-rbr I:eaI G, pi;aI of th" United site, I,
'.ot Washington, but Wall street. New
1or,-3Ioscy Questions to Predominant
'or Macy Years-An Awful Force.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26
IN iaEnoRY OF a CHILD.
lite Parents Commemorate Itt Death bJ
m AnrulI Iugth md .Iudr shrr..

lite Parents Commemorate I:t Death by
m ANIMAL Tu1oh and Judy show.
The parent of q child that died sJr3e
few years lack in the Great Orrnoui
Street Hospital Tor Ch:idTcn have hit
upon 4 quaint and in many respects al
Inirablc method OF Pcrpe;u2t:ay his
memory. On Zach anniversary Of The
child'5 death q performance OF PUNCH
and July takes place ia every ward in
the hospital.
This great festival - for. remarks
London Truth, ! need not sayt that /: IS
a great festival ~ everybody concerned
has been duly celebrated ap.ain. The
only blot upon IL Tvas that one poor lit
tie fellow had 10 BE- taken away Just
before the performance commenced 90
undergo an operation: but it will he n
satisfaction 10 every reader 10 hear that
he va more than consolcd by Bubac-
guent!y having Toby brought To his
bed by 4 kind nurse for q private inter
vic"T, end, thus fortified under his
troubles. the little patient progressed
most ~faTorably.
People WHO lose children arc often
dcsirotss Of concentrating the little
lives in some ray. and too often their
efforts in that direction are not ovcr-
happ?. Herr is n hint for Guidance i'm
MI such cases. II may be Yaricd almost
indefinitely
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ASSEMBLY,.

Assembly net at IL a. N, Speaker
Bell in Chair.
Roll called, quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reading end adoption of minutes,
Journal read and approved
Reports OF various committees read
BY Bell, a y l3 An Ac, 10 proyido
for the oommitmen. u Certain per.
sGBs 10 the 1nssns Asylum.
tHako counties pay tho expense Of
scndiug them 10 !be AsyIun.) Passed.
By Boil, A u No 72-An Act 10
provide fox the admission OF imbecils
orphans in The Orphans Home. pro.
vide5 that they shall bs taken care Of
ut the Asyium) Passed.
a Il No CAN Ac. 10 change the
term Of ofjcs OF county officers from
two ~ four years. Lost
EeSaughtoD, NoTcroes, Harris and
Thies only voting in tho Affirmative.
A Il No 6i-An Act 70 complete The
walk around the Capitol. Ordered
engrossed.
A Is No IAN Act 10 provide for
Abe compensation Of Witnesses in
criminal cases in the Courts OF Rec.
ord In tho State. PaG4sd.
Recess,
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FACTS ARD FArCIES.

A~LcMrSrM water bottles arc q fail
urc.
STEEL chimneys are becoming com.
mon.
ArELLOw named Ammonia has bought
an interest In the Red Onion" drug
store nj Sturgeon, Kan.
j.. 100 years $500 worth Of pennies
would only hc worth t2jO 80 quick does
copper money wear away.
TnE origin offootball e. unknown. but
the first mention Of the game Is in the
reign Of Edward III. (i349.)
"GooD.nY' Is n contraction Of "God
with you The French adieu means TO
God"-an nbbrcyiatiOn Of 81 commend
you to God" or some equivalent phrase.
DEAH SWIFT proposed 90 tax female
loycIincss. and 10 have each lady rate
her 0VTn cherms, saying: "Ihctax would
o~cchc"rfully paid aud would prove very
productive ~
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SENATE ELL 80. 81.

Sea.:s B:!I No. "a. introduced By
Ar. Williams, Grca The salaries ol the
c[lc@;s q E!ko county a. follows:
Oa AM a;;er ;he fa. Monday in
Jaauary. 1sD, he Sh=riI shall re-
cc.yc :2ip1 per Ganun IL FOIL Tor all
Ee!vires rendered, AID shall pay irto
tho treasury, e2cb ragn.b, all moneys
collected by him as fses. The Deputy
Sheriff EhaII receive E.2u pr aDnsu
and shall act IS Jui!sr without fur
tier compensation.
On sad after the frs. Monday il
JanusrY, 1895, tie C,uuty Recorder
shal! receive 5i,3n per a1num in foil
Tor all grTiczs rcbH.Eel and shall pay
ioiO tae count: treasury zach month,
ali moneys collected by hira.
The County Clerk shall Le eE-oficio
Treasurer "a shall receive the sum
Of 8 1870 yer annum and fhaII pay
into the couoiy treasury, each month,
al mone:s collected by him.
Tho County Assessor shall receive
$500 PER Bnnum in foil Tor al Ger
riceg rcEdeTcd By bin Q: his duputies
The District Attorney shall receive
HIn per year ami shGii act as C0un.
~ Superintendent 81 Schools with
ont further compensation.
TIE County Commissioners sbaij
receive 500 pe; annun ard tho mile
nsc COS alioSch by law.
The bill cO~nsoliisteB the office OF
Treasurer With the nHics If County
Clerk and provides that no allowance
shall be made by ibe County Com.
mlssioncrs FOR tho Compensation Of
any deputy or deputies not expressly
mentioned in tic Act.
Under the falafics Grcl 10 this bill
1t will coat the taxpayers Of Eiko
county the sum Of sg,Gr for s~alarica
no against si2.ic9 under the prsoent
las or Il reduction oi $3.50 yoar in
tho item ~ sainrieH.
The i.DEpgnDEsT does not believe
that the bill, in its present shape.
should Uccou alIw. The salaries Of
Tho Sheriff and his deputy arc TOO
low. Tho offices 81 Assessor and
Sheriff should 10 consolidated and
tho salary Of tho Sheriff ruiecd 10
1850, aud that of bis deputy left ~
il In now Tho Sheriff should bc al.
loved an extra deputy for three
months, during tic iimc Of nrrcecing,
at q salary Of slGj per month. This
would effect a gfentor snyiDg 10 the
Taxpayers ard would not interfere
with tho efficiency OF tho Sheriff
Office; and tie property Of tho county
sonld 10 ataess1d ~ ell rs IL -
now.
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~Th:f1y-IEnd Gay.


Czl!>3 n oz5s- :: IAE, Prez5&.t
Poo1Lr iEcs.3izz.
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Prayer y ics Chaplain, Esr. Nr.
D4TG.
RzD5iag otibe J~oyTrai, ft>.
T.. H~IIli-aaaya, : L - 2-E@-g-
ia'irE cga3rfa2iions q Comfy e.
GzgT.- IEats- GeG1o.
By TEriaIs7a, 5 Il "a 4l-Pay-
1cl; ~ 3 BJa=sor1 slp5 bgarty
i2r sinking - EI.=za all II Ian
der uouoty II l5Jl COMMITTEES q
tbs Whole.
BY S.sz-=S, s 2 20 5t-FgDcnl
expenses q. iodissai er-5o,ji.:z.
Paal. u toL
Ey Kicker, 8 Il No t9-Co.s2l.Ia,
:1n II OrrEshy, Lyon and Douglas
ooual!ez, submitting the proposition
to vote Of TIE pcoPie. Passed, Il
70 J.
b. Gigpour. 8 Z 10 s3-el50 70
Miss Lizzie SDDsk FOR copying tic
Journal q the senate Committee Of
The Whole.
by LaGraTe, ID No i2-To pre-.
vest cDTEp. p:aci.ce5 At elections.
Special order Tor 2SJ r y.
By Patchen, ) L No 3-hmeEda-
tory Of 90 Act ~ regulate proceedings
in cyiI css+s. CoaEideyej c1gro@sed.
By Foley, & T. 40 32--DeGain2
claims against oo5ntics. Special
order io7 2:EjPJ.
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suslo1.

Moved by Eorcross 70 reconsider
out Of order the vote Of a u No &c.
90 Act taxing live stock hefded aud
pastured In tho several couDtico 10
tho State shall DO taxed in proportion
10 tho time they are In each county
Carried.
Hoyo1 by Norcfosa 10 nmend by
inserting tho ~ofd Sfcdr after Ito
eotd "her1ed' whenever tho same
occurs In tho bill Amendment lost.
Bill coming Up on it's third readiog
was defeated by vote OF l6 70 ~.
Houso went Into Committee Of the
Whole on a b 10, an Act making tho
Governors Private Secretary OK.
oficio Deputy Secretary o. State. Bill
concluded 10 be Unconstitutional
A ID 30 77-An Act reducing salarios
Of deputy State officers 70 sI,1O0 per
snnum. Reported faYorabIy.
Committee 81 tho Whole 5roso Gud
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EVERYDAY TRAGEDIES.
r=Lst Ort.=-D Lsc TE-Ei.Lss More TrlE.
cdzs ia war D- PC.iI!-re-

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ci1y- eL---s l. 10: il the roar Of z-Ii
lery, The ayZ:csai -2s Of -:,Ely gal
lUEiz- hrs. thUE1a-31y --GIy Along.
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picture: bat the t-a--5y lies IN the mind
Of cG-A i=Gi-it--! Iiac-. -LJ tzs E-s:cl
his divinity II his hiLeous insanity o.:
var
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tzge2y consist solely 0: 1z.de-z a-eI-
dents. EiiLe, ilo.-i s-e. slaughter. nd
tie rattle Of rausEs.1. Thc- thin
lay bc either the ascOraPGniae1ts. or
t4e causes Of tragedy, i Is ;-c. Lat t.
t-agc3g itselt i invariably in the Mil
= the z=.D-s " oElooLeTs- And tier.
az the Tragedies OF quiet, ordinary life.
There Is the tragedy Of z55I- g-rJJ--,
defeated Tragedies a-c taking y.---
CGy CGy between actG-a vino do not
-oTc u of thcir ch.irs. Every doc;,-s
lice cTCTy lawyers Ear-tuln. cTcg.
@-ur: o! izw-C'ery hOlsc IN = la-.,
-iry HIS J=Gn 4: some time the sccze II
t-a-c2E. AN hOascs wherein ma
AVE lived AMI died ire hauntelhGuse
"a Kan nay Ire . life filed with
tragedy and ncTer 20 70 the va=s or &c:
~ship"reckcd: indeed, he may never
l"ayc his study, his hDlsc, or tbs l-lcI.
All this is- Of coure. ObTiGns; bat one
y"Olld no: Imagine il 10 be 50 hun a
constant reading of the criticisms on
the fiction which gocs behind actions
and DISORDERS sCuis-
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~APTEENo1,, sE.srox.

BY IaCirare, s. i2-To preTeni
corrupt practices in elections hoi
proTidc for publicity Of Tersoagl oiec-
ton expenses. Ordered cngrpas@i.
BY Reynolds, \ z so 60 Pfcserya-
ton 81 ni!d game and OF b.ager auI
otter. Agriculture.
by Foley Is No 81 Determine
ton 0! bills against copoura Amend-
cd and rrdete1 re cngrosscl.
On motion tho Committee on Ways
and 5leans was instructed 70 report
a Is No II on the next Legislative
day.
Substitute forA No !, TO provide
FOR compensation Of ~Itue1s.s ia
criminal cases in courts OF record.
Judiciary.
Assembly joint Resolution 10 IL
Relating 10 q communication from
the Colorado Legislature. Federal
Relations.
by Griffin, s b No 40 Amendat0ry
u an Act reducing and regulating the
compensation Of State officers and
attaches. Judiciary.
By Lo3hIin, a Il 40 ITO amend
nn Actor the government. and main
innance 81 tho state Orphans lone.
State anairs.
BY LO2hliD, a u 80 - TO pro.
vide Tor Tho admission Oi certain per.
spnB 70 the State Insane Afylum.
State priSon.
a u M TITO amend mn Act rogu.
Iating the saIAries Of certain State
officers bnd attaches. Tabled.
BT Williamson, $ No 80. Regulate
civil proceedings in courts OF justice.
judiciary.
Assembly substitute FOR 4 Il IA %
Fund tho bonded indebtedness Of
Eameralda county. Judiciary.
by Maute, Assembly substitute for
s. H No II and 10 To more fully go.
euro Tho secrecy Of ballot. Considered
cDgroegcd.
Message from The Goiernor M.
proving $ u u, compensation Of Of.
hcial cod other services; S q No ",
ID relation ~ public reports; s u No
20, destruction Of wild unbranded
seallions rUho,ng nj laTgesS u ro3j,
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-05-25
Potato Exneriments.

At the West Virginia station trials
were made with potatoes on 10 plots of
wornout land with the object Of deter
mining the effect of kainit used alone
and in combination with phosphoric acid
and nitrogen and to test the effects on
the yield of using different amounts of
seed cut to halves, quarters and single
eyes. Early Rose, White Star and Beau
ty of Hebron were the varieties planted.
In each case whole potatoes, halves.
quarters and single eyes We're planted.
Where superphosphate w& used with
the kainit there was a marked increase
in the yield. The increase with nitrate
of soda was very small. The smallest
profits were where kainit was used alone
and the largest on the plots where kainit
was combined with superphosphate. III
the case of the White Star and Beauty
of Hebron the halves, quarters and sin
gle eyes produced decidedly more than
the whole potatoes. With Early Rose
the results were variable. With regard to
the number and vigor of the stalks from
different sized seed the director of tie
btaIlOH says:
We find that in all varieties the whole
potato produces greater number and
more vigorous stalks than either the
halves, quarters or single eyes, and that
the general rule is q gradual diminution
of the number and vigor of the stalks as
the size of the pieces planted diminishes
until we reach those cut to one eye i'll
each piece, when we find that the mum
Der of the stalks is materially increased.
Of those cut to single eyes nearly all ger
minated. We further find that the in
creased yield is not in proportion to the
increase of the number of stalks. From
these facts we infer that in the prepara-
ton and planting of the seed to secure
the best results the potato should be so
cut as to secure one strong, vigorous
stalk from each piece and planted so as
to secure from three to four stalks to
each hill.