davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
Dusllless Cbnnlcs.


BUSINESS STAPLE as wheat, with
fortune before IT, nccln 4 rrllahl" man wan
Z 500. VIII clear over 10000 this wear
and double next. absolutely n" risks. money
secured no igeui.> or pifoWTf~ Min'fl.
Nldrs>s Tor interview. NATIONAL. Box
*. Tribune Once.
LADY WITH MONEY can lclri OF 90 :.
b,. gain. bryln- fnini-h' IL -r"om house
rent II 900 West llth-St.; funitui" cost
Wc,t lith-.t. Room ..
MAN UNDER 80. abir 10 control rl.Oto,
b. hanlllc NeW.Nolk hran'h Reputable hOrS"
.ist.slas, lositin aic Iu-in'<s opportunity
Adde'S 80 SCHEME. B0x =. Tribune
tni'r.
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brIlt
10 suit Zee .it.s. y 0th'r Inducements
nc,iby Ncw-York. SHELTON. 100 stewart
I,rild,ng. y. Y. CITY.
- 900 CkPITAL.-!:ral c-tIt" and com
mission Young man. bciitaL PIci"ti'I
sflliv ~ c0nm"urin: "a ii irtor'>t ioi
NANCY paid partnership conlG nr ara gel
II drsiiel same optional. Gail ~ adde's
CAPITAL 20 Wet i'm 1t Room :.
500 GOO Will. Buy 4 manufacturing
business largo returns" inN">tllat,on 90.
lirited only principals address $40 Market
It. Wilmington. Del
5000 NETS AS wETkLY.-tnrsrally
profitable Investment. RONES IniALLl
hill UASDlCAPPiNG SYSTEM. SECOND
suc,c>.fl year. Prospectus 1898 free.
c. d. ROWE. BoX l27. Droohlyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
Uork Wauteo.
Females.

ART TEACHER.-A graduate Of the
Woman's Art school, Cooper Union. de.
>ires position for coming year large school
In OIL near New.iork preferred drawing
pai>tins. designing. Address EAPERl.
ENcE. care Carrier No. 3. Newark. y. J.
AMAAUhN>ls. ElC.-permanent posi-.
ton desired over I'VE years eNDeriente !;
very fair stcr ographer: most satisfactory
references. AGdrtss KEhiNuI ION, l22
Bile Housr.
EXPERIENCED SrENODKArHEK aud
~ rt.WKIIER (Rem'ngton) accustomed
10 literary and technical dictafion dc
position VITA salary not !r>s than SD
reference from present empoSer. RE-
LlAhLE. Room ~. 757 Broadway.
GkADL AIE OF Bellevue Training
School for Nurses would give services free
| to ladies or invalid for passage TO Europe.
=. +. w, Tribune Uptown Oficc, l.2i2
bicIdwiy.
JAM It2o> wints the care OF one or
two houses seven years reference. Call
or adde's Mrs. MARTIN. 81 East Sthst..
grouni floor
NA>ShGE.-An experienced masseuse
could take few more patients: delicate
children and ladies only; highest testimo-
nal- and certificate. Miss NJ WILLIAMS,
III West 3ith.st.
PIANUtUKIE. VIOLIN AND HAIR.
MONY taught by young English lady
cC:'ncao d. d-sOc.l." ana meda!liN. Royal
Acad,W;y Of MGsic, London: would also ac-
crpt rrstcla-> evening enca :sments A1-
die>s A>sQ-lAlE. Christian Aid % I'm
Iioyment So,iet7. 50 Bible Hor-'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
90 Cel for Businessp purposes

LOFTS ord BUSINESS OFFICES. 49,
Good light. we cntrar"'. easy stairway
i,o..r,si5n. sul,.iior building. ArrOR.
NIY 30 vrscy.s.. Urcniscs) after 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

A HANDSOME SIITl. Of roons or A
laFr- -q.2f loom 10 ,ogp'r. W.tA board.
AZ @fG We; sn'h.-f.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
Atlantis, the Submerged Continent.

Atlantis was a continent supposed to
have existed at very early period in
the Atlantic Ocean, cover against the
Pillars of Hercules" but which was
subsequently sunk in cataclysm of
which history gives no record. Plato is
the first who gives an account of it, and
he is said to have obtained his informa-
ton of some Egyption priests with
whom he had come in contact. Plato's
account says that Atlantis was a CONT
nent larger than Asia and Africa put to-
gether, and that at its western extrem-
ity were islands which afforded easy
passage to a large continent lying still
beyond-this last mentioned continent
being now supposed to be South Amer
lea. Nine thousand years before The time
Of Plato, according to the tradition,
Atlantis was powerful, tBickIy settled
country which extended its sway over
Africa and the major portion Of what is
now Europe, "even to as far as the Tyr
Ibenian Sea-" Further progress of the
irApasion of the Atlantides was checked
by the combined Efforts of the Athenians
aud the other Greeks. Shortly after the
Invaders were driven from the cont.
earthquake shook Atlantis from center
to circumference. First the outlying
islands sank !; then great areas of the
mainland. Waves ran mountain high
across hundreds of square miles of what
had the day before been fertile fields.
Great temples were tracked and riven"
and the at1righted populace climbed ups
Oh the ruins to escape the encroachiDg
waters. On the second day, after "a
night of terrors which no pen could des-
cribe, the earthquake shocks were of
greatly INCREASED violence, ending only
after the entire continent had been in
quilted. There is 10 page either in ira
dition or history that records a more
frightful catastrophe, and nothing
would be of mere absorbing interest
than a work entirely devoted to giving
in account of what is known concern
ing it,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
LIE DEMOCRATIC DE ST. LANDRY.

LIE President Cleveland adressG au
pape uue lettrc dams laQuelle il 10 fell
cite Il roccasion du cinquanticme ami
versalro do son elevation Il fepiscOpat.
LIE bill dc rarmte etc vote Ell Ale
imagine par une ma.joritG dc II voix ct
Guillaumc est dune joie folle; or, 4uand
10 maItre est content les Wallets ne pcu-
vent manquer dc rCtle, ct tout renlOtl-
rage dc PempereUr est dams la jublla
ton.
L'annivel saire DE- Ia chute Ge la Bas-
lille ma pas etc lc!cr cetic anuCc en-
France avcC Pentrain ;iccOutumC ct GOn
dit quo &c sOnt les rcccntcS cmCutes dc
Paris uui sOnt la cause do ce rcfrOldiS-
sement deuthusasme. A la revue DIES
trOupes Il LOugclampS LII fnulc a accla
me les trOupes mais est rcsttc ties froido
envers lie president Carnot.
Deux navires &c guerie frarc.is ont
renontG la riviCrc Minam, vingt miles
de l'embouchure dc laqucle sc trouve
Bangkok, la prncipale vile dc Siam,
maIgre la defense fate par les autorittS,
ct en- PEASANT devant les fortifications de
| Pacnam lis ont ecllangc DIES coups de
canon avec les forts. Lie geuvtlnement
! francois insiste sur le respect DIES traitcs
| ct menace de bombarder Bangkok sill
nest fait droit Il SEES icciamations.
San Jose, Cal, II juillet-on Went lie
| faire Il FObserVatOlre tie Lick une de-
couverte importante. Les epreuves pho
| tographiQues prouvent que la comcte a
| une cOmpagne, que cel!eci est cachGe
, dams la queue ct nest qua fCtat de ne
huleuse. LIE telescope n'avait pas revc-
le lie fait.
La seconde comete SO meut dams lie
meme orbte que la premiere ct avcc la
meme vitesse.
Nous lisons dams lie Elndicator, DIES
| Attakapas, les lehexious suivantes
La paroisse Ste Marie plus dc chan
! ces que toute autre dc prospGrer, g!;lce
au nOuveau sYsteme adopte. La came y
! vaut 81 so la tonne. Admettons un
| rendement de 90 tonnes Gacre--ce qui est
IN chiffre ties modeIc-nous trouvOns
que le producteur fat IN hcnCfce brut
de 800 facre. Etant dome maintenant
IN prix de revicnt de SIS, il reste IN
profit net de SO. VOLTA Qui dot bonner
Il lefiGchir aux planteurs cotonniers qui
trent cents de leur cotton.
Je ne puts comprendre, dit monsieur
il madame, ce qui est arrive d ma mon
ire ; je crUis gu ellie a besoin drtre net
tOyee.
Non, papa, lcpond la petite Fanny;
jo suis sure uu'elle est propre, paIcc que
Baby ct moi nous layous lavce dams lie
basSln.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
FREE TO EsOUsEKEEpEEss.

To introduce Ridges Royal Mead, the latest
Summer drink, into American homes this sea-
son, one trial package will be sent TO any adj
dress in the U. s. free. II you can make thirty
words from letters contained i'll R-O-Y-A T.
Nil AID you are almost certain to secure one OF
the valuable articles which are to be given to
each of the ninety mine persons in the U. s.
able to send Il list of thirty words or more. Be-
sides this, to the person sending the largest list
received, will be given one OF Steiuway's Up
right Grand Pianos q trip to the worlds FAIR
and return for the second largest list; an iiE-
ported Shetland Pony for the third; Il Pneuml-
lie Bicycle for fourth; fine Gold Watch for tfth
pair of Diamond Earrings for sixth a Parlor
Organ for seventh imported Music Box for
eighth; Black Silk Dress Pattern for ninth ;
and ii Guitar for tenth largest list received.
Ridges Royal Mead is the popular Temper
;incc Drink of the best classes i'll England To-
ttay, and is sure to he used continually by every
American family who receives one OF our free
packages for trial. Our word building contest
Is given to advertise Royal Mead, and is con
Quoted fairly and COnscicntIouSly. 1t closes
september list, 1898. Send seven u. 8. twocent
stamps to cover expense of forwarding, and re-
ceve a large water-colorcd reproduction fsulta-
BILE for fraIningI of "MaXy," the 81 900 prize ST.
Bernard owned by the President OF this com
p:iny. The finest dog Oh the continent. Ad-
dress, The Ridge Company, 1857 James Street,
Montreal, Que.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
LIE Rachat DIES Bons d'Etat,
ellie dc la NOuyellc- Orleans

Abeic dc la Nouvellc Orleans
Nous avons il sigualer un Cycnemeut
| bien heureux, ct gui fera date daus les
annales tinaucieres, 81 lonStempS en-
blouilGes, dc la Louisiana. VOLTA nne
| ttentaine d'annces que lEtat est accab|t
! dune dette qul lie RUNE ct 1t force Il
! grOssir SEES taxes aEnueiles dune 81 Ccra-
sante facOn, que les particulars en-
Ctaient appauvris ct que administration
| elIe-mCme await toutes les peincs du
monde Il les fairo pelceyor par ses col
| lecteurs. ParfOIs meme, ces perceptions
restaieut en- soutfrance ct radministra-
| ton he vOyaut pas rCntrer t0utcS les re-
cettes, sur lcsquelles ellie conptait, ctait
ObligGe d'avoir recOurs aux banques qui
lui avaDcaient DIES fonds pour fare face
Il ses propres obligations.
Par bUnheur, ccS tliStcS temps ne sOnt
plus. Peu il ptu, loldrc est rcntrc dams
les finances toub.Ces les prophecies
immobiliGres ont augmcntc dc valcur
| les affalrcs cnmmClcialcs; ct iudustrieiles
sc sont aMGtiOiGtS les assessments
annucls ell ont augmentc d'au;aut, ct
tout autorlse Il crnlrc que Get excellent
ctat de chooses ne fcla que s'amclorcr,
chaque aimee.
A rheure quill esq, les rcccttcs cga-
lent les dGDeuscs; ellcs les dtpasscnt
meme, ct il lcste un surplus cansidcra-
bic dams les caisscS dc 'Etat. Or, il a
Unc lOi qui lcSlc fcmpioi dc ce surplus :;
il dot GtTe cOusacle !, lcXtinCti0n gra-
duclle de Ia Gettc CT all ruchat DIES bOns
d'Etat. Depuls la gucrre parciic chance
he sctalt pas encore Dlcsentcc ct Pom
commencait Il dCsespcrer de puuvoir ia
mails, simon cteindre, tout au moins, di-
minuer la dette, quand, par suite de la
hausse dams les valeurs fODcicres ct mo-
bilieres ct, par consequent, dc Iascen-
sion dams les assessments, il s'cst trOu-
We dams les calses IN surplus qui grossis-
SAINT peu-;t-peu, a tini par atteindre la
somme considerable de S416,O00. C'est,
en- effet, lie montant qui reste dams les
cuffres, apres le Placement DIES derniers
coupons de Juliet, II reste bien encore
quelques coupons dlls mails lis sc mon
palement il restera encore plus de $780,
600 au TrGSor.
Devant une parcille situation, lie Bu-
reau de Liquidation d'Etat s'cst emu.
II s'est reuni, il Il quelque jours pour
deliberer sur cette grave question ct
prepdre une decision sur ce quill await
i faire.
La lOl, CONNIE nous venOEs de lie dire,
est fOrmele il Get cgard. LIE premier
but indiqu6-le Placement des iDttrtts-
Giant atteirt, il ne restait plus QUA SON
ger Il l'extincton GU Il la diminution du
principal, il racheter ct !; retirer les bons
jusqu'a concurrence des 100000, don't
on pouvait disposer. C'est Il cette con-
clusiop que s'est arlGte, avec raisoD, lie
Bureau de Liquidation. Tn comite de
trois, compose du Gouverneur, de PAU
diteur ct du secrGtaire d'Etat d C;c nom
me Il Get etftt; &c commite a pleins pou-
voil pour agir, aples s'otre entendu avec
10 TIeSorier ct TAvucat- 6 eneral.
VOLTA douc qui peut ctro considcre
CONNIE une affaire iGSiGe: DIES cetto an
nee, la dette dc la Louisiana va ere al
IErGe do $500 900
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
Port Barre.


Tie charming Miss Annette Cogniez, after a
pleasant sojourn of several weeks i'll Jcanerette,
has returned to Port Barre. Welcome home,
Annette.
Our amiable teacher Mrs. G. II. MGlancOn is
gone Oh an extended journey to visit relatives
aud friends i'll Lake Charles, Rayne, Jcanerette
and Lockport on Bayou Lafourche. We wish
her bon voyage.
e. V. Dejean is installed as clerk at D. p Sal
Zans since last week.
The Bayou Courtnbleau is falling rapidly.
There is some talk of the boat being unable
to run up to Washington much longer.
Gaspergoe have begun biting in the Cour-
tableau and there is any amount OF perch.
We were visited last Thursday evening by Il
heavy rain, wind and thunder storm, but for
tunately it caused no damage.
The farmers are about through laying by.
Crops are generally good, both corn amt cot
ton.
Dom Pedro, though do not like to send my
name I will comply with your request. You
may address me Miss c. Callahan.
Thanks, Dom Pedro, tor having missed me OH
the glorious fourth.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
WORLDS FAIR PFRaEANTk4RO-
kASTS.

Mcssrs. B0ddie Bros, wealthy Chicago gen
tlcnGn, having tie interest OF their city at
heart, and desiring to disprove the falsity of
the statement that only i'll boarding houses can
be four d moderate priced accommodations dur
ing the Worlds Fair, remodeled and furnished
at great expense one OF their famous absolutely
fire-proof business structures, located corner of
Franklin and jackson streets, within short
walking distance of the Union Dcpots, TIL a
tres, Post Office, Board OF Trade, Stcam,s Ele
waited, Cable Roads aud Steamboats, to the
Worlds Fair, furnished newly throughout 500
rooms. superb parlors, elevators, electric lights,
exhaust fans to keep cool entire building, nam
cd this property The Great Western Hotel, and
invite the public to take their choice of
for Sl.0G per day, children ) to Il fifty cents.
Elegant restaurant aud dining rooms where
fine meals arc served at SO cents, or la carte
ut very moderate prices.
There wOulG be less heard or known OF cXtor-
ton and imposition connected witt the Worlds
Fair were there more public spirited, fair mind
ed men in Chicago as are the owners and pro-
prietors of The Great Western Hotel. Our
readers should write as early us possible to
cure rooms, for they are bcirg taken up rapidly.
st. Paul Daily News.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
A Travelling Man.

Mr.. A. G. Woifcs of Washington, Mo,
writes that after taking Drummond's
Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism for
one week the pain had left him almost
entirely. lie slept better, had no more
night sweats, aud appetite was good.
He also wrote that he would not take
500 for what that remedy had done
for him. There is no waiting weeks
and months to get satisfaction. The
remedy attacks the disease ut once. If
your druggist has not got Drummond's
Lightning Remedy, write to the Drum
lnond Medicine CO., 1850 Maiden Lane,
New York. Agents wanted.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
An Anti iscegspation La ~.

Discussing the question of separate
street ears for the races the 1berville
South thinks it far more important
matter to prohibit miscegenation and
marriage between the races. at is ten
thousand times worse" it remarks, "to
permit u white person to marry ii negro
than it is to allow the former to ride in
the same car with the latter"
This prohibition will require the ac-
ton of the Legislature. The latter does
not meet for some time yet but the South
thinks past experience should show the
necessity Of taking early action in the
matter. A law against intermarliage
of races has come ny before the Legis-
lature several times. but has been de-
feated, how or 10y what influence it is
difficult to determine. 1t is well, there
fore, to agitate the question now, SO as
to get such strong and pronounced eX-
pressions from the people; such instruc-
Eiuns FROM them To their representatives
that, they will not dare disobey. The
Negro paper here, the Crusader, declared
when the bill against miscegenation
came up the last time that it would be
defeated, and bDasted t,ut all similar
bills would be laid aside or pigeon -liolcd
in some way. Its prediction proved cor
rect. and warns us that there is strong
element among the whites anxious to
Kill this measure, although the white
public opinion of the State is almost
ananimoulSin faEsr Of an anti-miscege-
nation law. sucs. as every other South
ern State and many OF the Western ones
have on their statute books. The OPP
position has been quiet if not secret.
aiming to prevent the matter coming
up for action. Knowing these facts, we
agree with the South that the measure
should be taken hold of now, long be-
fore the Legislature meets, SO as to pre-
vent another defeat of what il undoubt-
eddy the will OF the white people of Lou
Isiana-tlie separation of the races, So
cially and as far as marriage is concern
ed, as well as in cars.--Times- Demo-
crat.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
$500 WILL BE GIVEN

For any case of rheumatism which cannot be
cured by Dr. Drlmmonds Lightning Remedy
The proprietors do not hide this offer, but print
it in bold type Oh all their circulars, wrappers,
printed matter, and through the columns of
newspapers everywhere. 1t will work wonders
one bottle curing an. ordinary case. If the
druggist has not got it, he will order it, or it
will lie sent to any address by express on re-
ccipt of price, togethcrwlth specia! instructions
for use DrummOnd Medicine Co, 1850 Maiden
Lane New York. Agents wanted.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
Charging a llo-Ton Gun.

There are nine 110-ton guns in the
Biitisl, navy at the present time. The
prnjectile fired from these guns when at
lacking ships or for forts weighs exactly
i,S00 pounds and leaves the muzzle with
Il velocity of 2,105 feet per second, and
has destructive energy equal to 55,305
foot toas. When these monster engines
of death are to be turned upon an army
,i men Or tiDtilla of ships they are
;..atied with cylinders of steel, each of
y .aiel, is filled with 1900 four ounce bull
HTS. The amount Of powder used be-
isind such prajectiles is something enor-
sss.,tas--nine hundred and sixty pounds
To- each chang Philadelphia Press.
Don't bay 4 gig, buggy on piGton un-
iii yuu have examined and priced those
that j.. B. Saadoz has fol- sale.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
AROUND THE EMPIRE PARISH.
communications for this coluun should reach
lis 80 later than Wednesday,
Turkey Creek.

sec you have 10 correspondent from this
part OF the parish, 50 will give you Il few dots.
We have one store at Turkey Creek kept by
Vltlrlme IL Singletary. Have no school here
lr,y. We would like very much to get Il good
te;rher here. We have Union Sunday School
IN lIll blast
see in the Clarion where a boy met his death
a: iScll-Chcney Springs one day last week
fr,,i bathing III the cold water. Please correct
this report as 10 such thing ever Happened al
IL" Springs. .:.-
..il sorry some of the visitors at the springs
"a, ~ frightened as to leave on account OF Il
s,itu.c mans appearance in the neiShborhood.
Dr. Taylor is here now with view to locit-
ting in the pine wood. We hope he will as he
will be quite an addition to the dark corner.
Mr.. J. g. Clements and family are visiting at
Bell Cheney. We are expecting several faml-
lies from OpelOusas next week ut the springs:
also DR.. Frank and his best girl.
TURKEY CREEK.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29

We want correspondent at every
postoffice in the parisIl-good, reliable
persons, who will give the news, it it is
only Il few lines. Who will do 50 {?
Don't all speak at once. We will make
each correspondent present OF 100
sheets OF note paper with name aud
business neatly printed thereon, aud
send him copy OF tho paper free.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29

There is Il gun in tho British navy Il
80 ton Armstrong, which Iurls solid
shot il distance OF 10 miles, the highest
point in the arc described by tho shot
being 1900 feet above the earlli's sur
face. The discharge of the gun cannot
he heard Vt the place where the ball
strikes,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
WEBSI'ER'S
INI'ERNA TTONAL

Entirely Mr.. seg
<6re1Stofihc Times. 49,.
Il SrarG Educator.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29

Sawed 10 any lei 9Th and delivered,
sCpl7-JIl
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29
Tulane University
OF LOUISIANA.

The next Annual Session of the College, High
School aHd H. Sophie NeWcOmb Memorial
College for Women, opens October ID.
Entrance Examinations. September Goth and
GOTH The college is well equipped with Ii
braries and Laboratories for Classical, Lit
erary and Scientific Work.
Tho University grants about One Hundred and
Fifty Scholarships in the Collegiate and
High School Departments. Zach Senator
and Representative in the State has the ap-
pontmcnt of one Scholarship which con.
fcrs free tuition for the whole course.
For further information, address
WIN. o. ROGERS, Secretary.
VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON President
jny1-:5m
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-04-13
Observation-Disclosures.
A Charming Volume Of Poems
by Annie Wall, a Former Con-
tributOr to This PAPER.

We have received 4 circular bearing
the sratifyir intelligence that volume
of poems by Annie Wall, of Pueblo,
Colorado, has Just been published by
{. w. Moulton. Buffalo, n. Y. The
author was a contributor to the columns
of the GOLD LEAF some years ago and
her name will doubtless be pleasantly
recalled by many of our readers.
Annie Wall possesses the true poetic
gift and is writer of charming and
exquisite verse. Many of her poems
arc "gems Of purest ray serene"
graceful in style, pure in quality, lofty
i'll sentiment, true to nature. They
are constructed with delicacy of
touch, purity Of expression and per-
lection of rhymth that bespeak genu-
inc poetic inspiration. and we can
imagine no more delightful volume
than a collection Of the writings Of this
gifted singer bound together. The book
is KS! inches, i'll black and gold cover,
with gilt edges 1t is beautifully and
appropriately illustrated by the author,
fact which should give to it additional
charm and interest. Sent by mail,
post paid, on receipt Of the price, -
cents, by the publisher, as above, or
Wall & Co., Pueblo, Colorado.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-04-13
Hand riveted handle hoes,
best you ever saw, at
Watkinss.
All Doing Well.

1t will be gratifying intelligence to
tn ose who read the account of the dis
astrous accident to the st. Mary's stu
dents last week by the collision of the
switch-back cars at the fair grounds
near Raleigh, to learn that the injured
ones are all doing well. The Raleigh
correspondent of the Charlotte Observer
says:
This morning Rev. DR.. Bennett
Smedes said that his little daughter
Helen might now be considered out
of danger. She was one of the two
worst hurt in the switch-back accident
last Tuesday. 1t will be remembered
that an artery was cut and that she
lost a great amount of blood. Ampu-
tation of the leg it was thought would
cause death. The thigh bone was
crushed, but happily amputation wa:
not necessary. Both sides of the upper
iawbone of little Florence Boylan were
broken. The fastenings have been
made of silver wire. Her eyes are all
right.