davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-11-02

8o3u ioltett mir Die uraneene6nen
@pmptOute bon DDSpeplte idilOern? Die
@rndbrun9 be8 &Drper8 bd19t bon ber
Nabruns al. l1no bOd mag bic geabrun9
feblerlo8, bic @rnabrung 6e8 &Drper8
man9elbaft 1etn. Da8 1T aber nttr Der
Sa1, ue11n bic SerOauu,ts 9eItDrt ptrO
onrdl 0DSpeplie, tpelde Ote Suuftionen
Der Ser0auun9SOr9ane ur16 oatnit ba8 all
eemeiue @oblbefinoea 70 ftart a~ffictrt.
Oa8 erffdrt audi, tuarum ODspepfte 10 oft
audi on0erwettt9e &rantbeiten berbeifibrt.
Gin uniddblide8 NIittel 9e9e1 DDspeplte
uno gleidsettig ein tpobltbuenoes 1tdrfenz
6e8 Mittel fir ba8 9on3e SDftem 1T So
bonn Soff'8 Oeal5ertratt, iuelher ale
udbrer6en nn6 ffdrfen0en @lemente be8
ertrabirten Otal3eS entbdlt.
Man bite itb Dor n~ad9eabmten Nrttfeln.
Ser dfte trdgt ben NomenSsug ySobonn
Soft anf Der Sal8=@tifette ieber Slai6e.
ltnIere uneutgeltlt9 berianOte 8roiGiire emit
bait iutereiiante @ftttbeilunsen lber bteien
@rtraft.
@tsner & Weenbeliou Co., asenten, 1852 nrto
154 Granfttu Ct, Stem OOrt.
, 1893-11-02
Raub.
&onis Goloftein eeeeniiber Dem luoitoriurm
Potel pom 5wet StroIben nieoer9e=
ibla9eu mo feiner Werthfoben
beranbt.

2OutS @oloftcin bon $50. T16 &anbolp6
StraBc ging geiteru NbenS UNI 1O3 l1br
iiolicb Die Mi6i9an Qpe. entlang unb mar
ul19efG6r in bet 9tdbe bes 9[u6itorium
6otels an9elan9t, ais ibm stpei anitdnbtg
gcfleibete Wdnner BEN @e9 pertraten. Ct
periucbte, tbnen aus3utpei9en, er6ieIt aber
BON benz etnen nit sinem Stod einen
icbipercn S6Iag iiber ben &opf, Set ibn su
8oOen itredte. G6e ct banu um 6IIfe
ruten f%onnte, bate i6m elmer Ser &erle Sic
5anb duf ben Wun6 gepreBt, ndbrenb ser
oroerc lctne Sai6en burcbiucbte unb ibm
letne golbene 11br unb Settle abnabm.
gfacboem Die 0tduber ihrem Optcr bann
aucb nocb 5tpet 9iamantringe BON BEN Sim
germ 9e3ogen 6atten, cr9riffen ite Sic 6lllcbt
uno fparcn balb binter benz 8an 8uren
StraBen 8iaOuct Deri6tpunben. 6crr
@oloitctn i6leppte itb nit Mfiibe nab Der
Capitalization unb ma1te WfeGbung. SIS
tpurbcn iofort Detectives ausgeicbidt bocb
Bat man 6tSber feline Spur BON ben GGus
bern ertbedt.
, 1893-11-02
@Dicagp,2. Sob.
5oI9enbe 8reiie purben BET 9r6Bereu
8arteien e~r3ielt:

SoI9enOe greiie purOen Bet 9r6Beren
Barteien ~er3ielt:
Gutter, Bette Creamery Q8aare, 81
O., quite 25(@26c, mittclmdBi9e 21@
23c. 9atrD, bette, 24026c, mitteLgute
uno quite 18@23c, frii3er 9afing Stod
164@17c.
8utterine, Bette Creamery 1910,
recht i60ne 17c, 9airD 143c unb 16c fir
Die bette; in pGoQS" ODER tleinen @e6inben
&c me6r.
&die, bette v6uG Cream G6e6bars",
lO3@11c, vSwins" 103@l13c, ygoung
Nmcrica" 104 @114c, nacbgcmobtcrS btpeiz
SET 113@12c, v8rif" 1l3012c, 9imburger
HOBO.
Gter, gang frii6e, $4,000 bas0ub6.
WbtsfeD, $1.15.
@etIit9el, lebenoiges, SurfeD 100
lie; 5ibner = 6ennen DO, Sabine
SO, @nten 72@9c fiir lebenbige @dnle,
lebenotge nit BEN 9an3en Se6ern, $4,000
$500 oas 9ubeno. Spring Gbifens"
73@8c baS Bfuno.
8obnen: 8eite vNabies" $1.70, mitz
tel9nte $l.6O, nit Der Mui9ine 9ereiniste
$1.25@$1.4 40.
Obit, eebOrrtes: 9tepfcG, fhnftlicb sez
trofrete, H@10 6as 8funb, an Ser
Sonne geborrte nOroltbe 5@63c, 8firIibe
5@6c, 8rombeercn 6@7c, 6imbeeren 230
243c; @altfornti3es: Npritoien 14(016c,
ntcbt 9efdIi6te Pftrit3e SOLE, geidbalte
22@24c; 8flaumen 9@13c; 9toIinen:
r2onbon 2aDsrs" 81. 65@$2.O0 bas &iite
d6en. vWfusfateacr" COOS 80, lOie
4@6c.
. #, frii8es: 2tspfsG $4,000. IS unb
So. O0@4,00 lie nab Der Site, 8auonen
5Oc(@$1.25, @ttronen $1.5004.25, 8ftrz
itdbe bette 9ieiige 35o@40c, minOer CUTE 15c
@30.
&artoffeIn - 8urbants-@-Sez
bronS 55@58c; 9toie 54@55c; 6urcbeinanz
Der 45(055 bcr8uibel. SerieD>S tpeetz8 otaz
tos So .OO@3.25 baS SAP. Suinoiier 200
(02. 25.
, 1893-11-02

- Die 8eomten Set vBbite SorIe SSnn
Comp" reidbten beute 8ormittag i'm areis=
9ericbt burb tbre 2lnpalte, @rz&idter
Collins nnb beiien Partner, cine Antport
auf ibre 9e8en iie bon SreO 9. @btte,
einem Nfttondr Der @eieGiboft, erbobenel1
Nntlage beS 8ttrugS unb ben bon ienen
einsebra6ten Nntrag ouf Grnennung zines
Maiienpcrpalters ein. Sic itcQen IS enerz
9tib in Nbrebe, gum NadbtbeiI Der ibriaen
Nttiondrc bic @ei9dfte Ser @eieGI9aft ber=
lpaltet gu baben.
, 1893-11-02

Sn bieier AnsabG finb ainbermor6e un6
JtaubmorOe ti6t ein9ei6Goiien, ebenio
ioIbe GObtnngen ni3t, bic in SeIbituerz
tbeibi9uns 9eidbaben.
Die Isabelle ergiebt beutIicb Sic .3unabme
Ser Morbtbatcn BON Sabr gu Sabr.
Gin %tptrfiameres 8orgeben Der griminolz
richter pdre nieleicbt ba5 einsige, mas eez
than perben fam, nm Sic l8unabme Ser
icblperen 8erbre6en 3u p~errin0ern.
, 1893-11-02

5reunben uno 8etounsen bic ~trourioe glonrint. |
oaB lneiite lie6e JSrau Sopbia &anoe6, 9e6orene
S9nltot i'm Glitter BON 49 Sabreu am 81. Ottober
lelt9 I'M 9errn euti6lafeu If. Die 9eerbiquua fin.
pet ltatt om 5reitog, ben 3. Nopem6er, I'M l ubr
9todrt., bonn Granerbauie, 323 Ot %. Ctr, nab
WuHoers &lrbbof. Die trauernoe 5amile
Sobn 81. 9auSe6, 9otte.
Carolina Sbernoorf II. Bertha Sobn, SdmeItern. |
Bertha @l1toe uno Wtiuna ytDble, S66ter.
Sobn &anoecf, Spbu. 2uo2t
, 1893-11-02
SoOeS=@u1ciQe.

unieren Sreunben unb @efannten Die gsadri6t. bab
meme tbeure Satin aeroIiae ~ Sei0eI, Qe6.
Spai1nogel. beute ieItQ enthblafen iii. Ser 2eiGen-
9ottesolen1lt mtro am Santlta9, ben 4. ,. Sc, in Der
eo. 5lutb, SnlrlonnelS.8tr0e am &iblano 9ouleparb se-
balten iperoen. Die 8eerbigung fiuoet Johann auf Sons
cprbia ltott. Safob SeioeI, en. =lutb. 0oitpr,
SDtc99o, /. gtop. aud i'm gtameu aIer 9tnter-
1898. b(lebeneu.
, 1893-11-02

5rellnOen unb 8efanuten 3ur Na9rt9t. bag unIere
S3peIter,
grnn astnrtr 5a1etttr, nrh. attrurr,
9eiteru Ntpr9sn i'm Mlter opn 20 Sabren oeitprbeu if.
9aS 9e9r1bNiB fnbet itatt at Sreitog Mitt6g l ubr Dom
ct GlIiobetD.0oIpitol Gde Sc WtoDue= ulo SaDis=Str,
nod @oncorbi0.
I'm itile 2beilnabHe bitten
Sohtt 6. Wtejcr nebIt @eIhuifteru.
, 1893-11-02
6eitorter Observation-Disclosures.

Der &a6eG Ser z0tnie 6er
@eltieitee &obelba6n brd6 beute frii6 sur
N6pebielun9 pieber einrnal, unb sipor gu
elmer !3eit, fur3 Dor 8 l1br, in ber bic @agz
9onS bidbt nit 2euten gefitat tpare1t, bic
racb Der unteren Stobt gu tbren @eicbdften
etlten.
Der &a6eIbrub fan6 inn GurncI itatt,
ltno es bauerte mehrere Stunben, nm oQS
&abeI mieber in Orbnung 3u bringen.
MISUNDERSTANDING itnb befanutlib 1ebr
9eiun5, aber Die metlten 9eute 5ieben es
bob por, bibi9 bequem SIT fabren, tpenn
ite i6on einmaL tbren Nidel binterlegt
BADEN. 0ie unfreitpiuigcn Spa5ier9dn9er
i9impften baber bcute frib recbt frGftig
auf bic ltn5uDerldiii9feit 6eS OerfeS'iden
8inbfabens, nit Dem ct iie oft an Der Stale
%berum5tebt.
Ber auf DaS Qlbenbblatt ser Suinois
StaatS;eitung 3u abOnniren wini4t, i4ide
, 1893-11-02
Ginem Definition.

Ginem pentmtiten
r0er Optimismts bat nibt 0fe9t;
0'rum bin ib Beiiimiit!"
Ser @eLt lit n0Qtg e~inerlet,
Wtein 2teber mas bu btit!
Die @elt lit tpe6er gut no3 i6lccbt,
Die @elt lit, tpie ite iit;
l1n6 minibt bu, boB ie anbers iei,
90 lei - Sbealtit! (St. 3D.
Sder5fra9e.
8eG3e lteberl9rift mitBte bas Geitament
zines YantoffelbeIben tragen?
CaDl@ as4as u!a2G)
CSl. 49,
, 1893-11-02

8cr auf bas Q(ben6blatt ser Suinois
Stats ;ettung 81 abonniren piini9t, i4ide
las etne Poltfarte nit ietner Nbrelie.
Yreis 6 Gents per Wocbe.
, 1893-11-02

Sen 8eamten unO N}it9lieoern Der eufre3la
SorftelOs2cge $50. s.. g. 6. Of s.. 3ur 93adri6t.
pap Sruoer TrttfdIe 9~eitorben lit. 9le geoInten
ltno erlttbt, fib 0Dnnerftag,, l u1r Na1mittags,
IN Der 2ogenbale ein5ufin6eu, mn Sem gruber Bic
leBte Sbre gu erDeiien. Sic 8eerbigung iinbet
nab Grocelano ftatt.
&otunto Graur, 3rotettor.
WuoeIpb SGmei5er, SER.
, 1893-11-02
2u berIeihem.
unterri1t.

Stn bretmpnatfi6er@ urfus. Dler5ia 9ectio.
- net 81 lie 2 Stlnoen nmfaiien6, 1T bel nletuer ELS
prooten Sebrmetbooe ausreibeub, f9 cine o~rinoIidhe
9ratnnlattfaIil1e SenntrIB Der rraus6if1en nber itaIies
nllpe1t Spta3e on3uel9nen, nno III elmer Der beibea
Spra9en tlleBeno gu conperiireu. Seoe ala1ie beIteEk
aus leths S1ulerH be8tp. S6nlerinnen. 8eQirIu am 81
september. anneIOun9en seiig erbeteii. SO. 8.
5rteoeL 1905 Sbiler-S 6eoter=9ebGuoe.
i0iep ion Dten uooH buno
, 1893-11-02
gu mietber gein6t.
8rnnnetoentbunt.

I'm @uer GtgentBnnt raid al ~nerfoufen pOer All pertal=
iben, 9ebt gu Singer Bros, 53intmer "a,
2OlplS 184 Dearborn ctr.
Ii pertonfen: Sol9e, Die ib on Der 6riinoutQ
~ elmer oentl9en &nlteoelung in Subcalif prnien AL be-
tbellt9e!t uno ll9 Die Der @olonie %gelpabrten ouBeror0eut=
lib 9~unltt9en Seotn9un9en 5n3nluenber luiiuIden, nibQen
ta9Silber I'M Sateroe Building 9=W.=@d Der AoaIls=
NIB @l0rtitroBe 3lmmer 9tp. AZ Opripred6en, poer fU)
brtsfIt9 an S. @oeB, {. o. Sa. thanksgiving menben.
a920baip
Ou berta nj en- - npenstpoo lob. Ti@ fdbbnIte
~ Gde in oieier bI6Ifet uno blibenoen 8orito6t.
gSoner uno Selper in ben StroBeu unb Die Strobe1 o.
pflaItert Sage: 9iO- lnb Oitfrout. We9en 9reis uto
lpeiterer gu8tunft lpenoe man ltb minbG5 uber fbrift.
ont m. 3. zee, 112-114 Dearborn Str,
8once Building. 2Omibotp
, 1893-11-02
Eatente.
HeriDnli6es.

BerIDnlideS.
Muffprberuugl 8 ermnnS IIg Is Sabre oil,
~ aus GtDumelsbauIeu (g9iirttember9l, ipiuie etlpoioe
Sreunbe ooer 9efannte, tperoen o~rin9eno eriubt, ieinen
Nufeitbolt bierher or3u5et9en. Wtlni Sng, 1924
Morfet Ctr, philadelphia, Ya. 2u5noo
GetratDsgeiuG Sin jun9er Ntann, Der Elm QUE
~ tes @eS4dft in einern &onolt6otden befiBt Iuht bic
@etonnti9aft elmer iun9en Dame bebufs @erbeirotbura.
NoreITire: X. 38 S~taots3tg.
Ncrite 8Iafe Mabrio9ertn, rs big so Geuts, au9 5onr=
" tags. Jrau &. 3etbler, $50 90. @bico9o aoeuue,
rnbe Wtilfpautee Moe. 27pf6t
00obrio9erin Ntabane 9a1er iagt bic ~innerIten Sc.
" beiutniiie burd ben &reusipiegeL.
6pt10l 415 %. Ban Buren, ctr
, 1893-11-02
Seri6ieoemes.

Hoaector NIT @ageu rub 4fero Iu9t nod goIIectionet
81 nberHebHteH. Sferten an z. 5 StaotsSeitu ng.
, 1893-11-02

81 efu9t: Sin beuti6es gepaubtes Wldohen lubt
ttettge Stele fir Sausarbeit. ipritbt beutid, enaltIdl
lit6 bpbnttl9. gta43uirn9en $50 @eit u StTaBe,
l. Slur. 2up2t
, 1893-11-02
8eTorben:

StrObeI. Qnt 1. NoOsmber 1893 in 4153 g. SalTteo=
StraBe 8GIeria, Wittpe beS perItor6enen gilbert
StrObel, i'm Nlter BON Al Sobren. 8eer0iouuo Sonutoa
Der, 5. %9topember, go9mittogs ubr, in Ruti9en mad
SatpDooS. 2np2t
, 1893-11-02
&DSeS=WttSeiae4

@aen nleinen 6reunoen uub 9efonnten s1r 9tafritt,
bag metH Wtnntl sans SOCCER i'm glitter BON a Sab.
rem 9eitern entidGafeu lit. 9erielbe mar Ntitelie6 Der
9ermaniasSoge !. 90. f. Die geeroiounq finDet am
fSrettag, yiadDmttto95 l lbr, BON 1856 @lp 6ourn Aoe., aug
itott. Sic trauernpe Qittpe GEiia SSneacr.
, 1893-11-02

meiu1t: Gin iun9er Mann ipunIht eeuen 4oIt uuo
W Sogte in elmer 9uten Speiiemirtbidaff as 9eluer
gu orheiten. abr. VI. 81 Staot53ettung. 2up3t
, 1893-11-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Seutc 8ormittag ipurOen bic foI9enben
Seiratbsi6einc %ertpirtt:
, 1893-11-02
Stelatqeiuhe.

@nseigen inter bieIer 8nbrit iinb f~oitenfrei.
Mefu9t: Suuger 8nu5ei9ner, int prattii9er ioipie
tbeuretii6en 9eblloet. init oIleu 8i~ireau=ArbelteI
pertrdut, IudDt uuter geringeH GniprudcH Steaung.
2no3t Moreie: ID. 80 StaatsseitunQ.
, 1893-11-02
Gei6afts= 0%elegenbeittll.


= II oerfGufeH: 5~=5Saunen W}lf=8oute, btnia.
~ 1uo2t 3453 guburu @pe.
, 1893-11-02

H;e II DIT: Sin bel Der ~9teiteuoen GarOe-glrtiaerie
geOieuter Wtour, iubt Steluug. nit 9uten Beng,
ninen ODn Berlin, 9terp 9ort ionic @btcogu. bel elmer
feinen 3crridoft aIs 8utfber, iOnIe ionItige ourtom.
menoe 9ausorbeit. abr. u. 40 Staots5tq. 2no3t
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-22


Trains n m
Scotland Neck
Kinston
a. m. Weldon daily SUNDAY o
Trains Washington Branch m
Junction r.
ton s45 Daily Sunday Connects
Tram leaves eoro Aleen as Raleigh Daily except sar
day, a. Sunday
plymouth $40 Returning except
NO M n O
anti Brn
ii Pr.an T.
ettv 9 m il, except
aiiian No ea--
g. Mt. Rnuu -
u M
Nashville Banct 1ounta y
leaves Spring
Tram Clinton cmt,n ball
at $40 p and II 10 leaves 81.
NJ h,-3 4ua7s
outbhourt ;rsuch
Is No. 90 -Daly
IRAN No. n" Roeky uou, s;so
VIA
Tram Nc at
Carroll TIA ,.'.
or VIA Nu,fu
X. kENLY ""' - 49,, -. =.
Trans 1. :; ;2..i p ~ wy
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-22
Honey Not Locked Up.

At age 25 the usual 81 eco life insurance
policy il the 20 payment endowment plan
costs s4s. In case. of death you get only
81 Geo. The rule is your money is lock-
ed Up Ter 20 years, and then you are
guaranteed only the reseve or legal valrs
By any company.
The twenty payment guaranty of the
Union Central Life insurance Co., costs
at age twenty-five, annually for twenty
years only SIS for So ,oGO; and besides Civ.
ingsa paid up policy for $500 the 3rd
year when YOU have paid out only sl35,
and if not taken the 81 900 policy remains
IN force our years and two hundred
and five d.ys thereafter, ii you desire it.;
still the 9Th year the policy contract
guarantees: you ii. cash On your policy
sl44and still 5ou may keep It up and will,
isyon die that year, receive your $4,000
less tue sl44 you have already had.
Thus the 9Th and each year thereafter
our guaranty policy puts the reserve, or
full legal value, at your command. No
company can possibly do more. So why
pay morti for 81 ,OnO insurance than We
charge f,r 1900, especially sinca we keep
the reserve at your command at any time
alter the 5th year?
The Goth year you have a So GOO policy
due at death and it can never cost you
any more and you may at any time get
the reserve as loan on it or as ecash
surrender value.
There is not an estimate in our.guaran-
ty policy, all being expressed ana guar an
teed IN the face of the policy. Our guar
anty policy contract is more liberal than
any other insurance policy in the land.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-22
-sARN A FRAU.
Co.dsboro Headlic'.t.

: Go.asboro Headlic'.t.
The main trouble Of enciety a.
present lies not, 80 ,trf.:e 'n.ae1ne,
with the working :13n, b.! with those
who Go rot want to work, whether
among tie capitalists OF the labor
ing class. There are altogether to-
many people in both the business a.
fee and the york shor, who waat to
reap without living sewn, who ere
determined IT, acquire money ct all
hazards h- legitimate means, ii tnev
fna thafs, I'D if not. t6en by iiieeit-
inate ores. Oar age O: steam ahd
elecf,icity has rohte.. US Of one PEE
cicus virtue. witi.ort which .z3a- Will
never hecoe:., s:nnisn.ed snd happy,
ard .:l'.> is patience. ii:iz 'eseTtsn
resti- sencas Of ours urges cver}hocy
a!cf.: 10 risk 81! lie owns, even the
ho:eor viii i. IL beyond the rossihi!i'
ty q! repair, for the sake Of making
money over night. And this foul
air infects the young. the con OF the
arteisan and farmer as we'll - that
Of the wealthy merchant. Spscula'
ton, instead of thrifty labor, is con-
sidersd the only road to fortune.
Hence the daily increase Of defalca-
tlon, of breach Of trusts, Of all sorts
of false dealing.
There is only one golden road to
happiness and prosperity. 1t is pa>
tient, persevering labor. Mother
earth yields her rich produce only to
those who have deserved it by the
eanoi,ling sweat, untirlpg labor. She
sLows neither favn:s Eor prsditec.
ton to sny. Lst,u: alone, whether
agricultural or manuel, Offers true
satisfaction. Its reward lasts. For
tunes that are qa,ckly gained are Of
leu 1is y NuAShif lOo's "A Sco~ vii
gent workman is never at q loss
ahcGt his future. 1t is wrong and
impTudent Of . father to put all OF
his hoys if he has many, into busi'
ness, wltHi.,,5: having them first taught
some handirsett or professioa. One
<,f m. W 4. n ,rnct enro fo haonmA chin.
wrecked In the great struggle for ex.
istsnce, and If all succeed 1t 10 by
adventure rather thsn By wise fore
siglt. US must, even in the esti~
mate vf thu wealthy, have industrisl
lsbcr raised in value aud capital IL Q.
senede This is the soul of truth in
tue Sre.s soeialis.ic failacy.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-22
The Duke Was Mistaken.
Press and Carolinian.

Press and CarOllnlan.
10 ren!y to the handsome speech
Of Toe Governor, welcoming him TO
:ne Capital Of Ohio, the Duke Of
Verasua said he especially appre.
ciated his reception there. as Colum.
hus vas the largest city in the
world named after my family The
always fright New York Sun. CON-
m.ntia: on tL,s, doahts if Columbo,
in Caylou, is cot more popclous
place.
sse have looked 1t up 10 our new
k!;pieton's Atlas, ard End Co!um.
boe. Chlo, to have SO, leo inhsbit o~'s
against Ill .942 IN Columbo. Cey CD.
e.. 'l,r.; s,'>o.:v exactly knows whist
tas e.. .aaH.E. city ia called fnr, al.
i.s:u.l, tie pcesp u !; tion is thst it il
= ses;esftnt:tlon Of the name Of The
great discoverer.
70 ere really sorry the Sun spoke
OF it, for III these days Of broken
banks and shattered fortunes in
Ohio, and amid the downfall of Gov
errors and Cabinet Ministers there
abouts, If there is anything upor
which they can justly be eongratu
Lifted, they need it.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-22


1--WE are exhibiting our usual stock of
:Dry Goods, boys, and mems cloth
ing, together with new makes of chill
:dren S, ladies' and men shoes, inclu-:
ding Reeds and Zeiglerss.
/: Our assortment Of dress goods, silks,
embroideries, and white goods have
never been so varied and attractive.
I'VE have hundreds of yards of choice
styles of seasonable wash and wooden
fabric.
: Buying strictly for cash, enables us
to give the best values.
+: Thanks for past favors, and we cor
daily invite one and all to- call and
: see our choice selection of Spring
and Summer styles.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-11
Not to Be Esunkoed.

The old fellow had come to Chicago b
nee the Worlds fair, but he was inclined to
be suspicious and cautious. He had gone
to the little hotel that he had been told to
60 to, but he eyed every one about 1t with
more or less suspicion. He had settled
down in the office to read a paper, when
clerk approached him and asked, Are you
Jacob Wilder?"
"Hey!' he said, instantly on the alert.
"Are you Jacob Wilder7"
"Want me to play kyards or somethln"
he asked.
mo. simply want to know"-
~ writ my name in that there book
once" he interrupted, ian won't sign
nothin else" :,
II don't want you to sign anything"
II reckon you're goin to tell me men
YOUR father was old friends"
mo, Pm not" replied the exasperated
clerk, 'but you're Jacob Wilder. l have
letter for you"
The old man shook his head doubtfully.
"John-that's my son, you know" he said
slowly. didn't tell me nothin about any
scheme O. that sort. reckon you'd bette1
| hang onto the letter, mister. amt taklr
no chance of bunko or fimflam."
"Maybe it's from your son," persisted tn
clerk.
"Thet's so. Mebbe it is" he said, scratch
ing his head. "Well, jest you lay it dow
on the table, an I'll take look at it, but
amt a-touchin of it till see what it is"
He took a look at the address and the
picked up the letter. IT'S Johns writin'
he said, ian reckon it's all right, but don
YOU take none O. my letters out O. the pos,
office again. Jest you tell the postmaste
to Law 'em to one side, an I'll call fur 'e1
myself every day regular till ! go back."-
Chicago Post.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-11
rhtn9s worth Rendering.

When you feel kind of goneness about
the stomach it is sign that your food
does not sit we'll and that you are about
to have a fit of Indigestion.
When you begin to feel nervous and
are unable to sit still comfortably; when
your clothes suddenly seem to lose thell
fit and become too tight in places the tit
of Indigestion is surely upon you.
When this fit of indigestion is repeated
from day to day it finally resolves ltsel
into dyspepsia.
Remember that three to ten of Brand
reth's Pills will cure the worst case OF 1ndl
gestion or dyspepsia, or both, and that
regular course of them, say two ever
night for week or ten days, will act as
preventive of either complaint.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-11
Reduced Rates.

The Worlds fair is over, but low rates
via the Santa Fe route will still continue
After November l the following one way
continuous passage tickets will be sold
daily until otherwise ordered. Chicago,
1926; st. Louis, 1896; Kansas City,
Atchison and ST. Joe, $20.75.
Reduced one way rates will also be III
effect November l, to points in Arkansas
Kansas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma
Louisiana, Nebraska and North Dakota
For full particulars call at city ticket
office. First National bank building.
H. 8. LuTz, Agent.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-11
1T Reminded Her.

The young man was prematurely gray,
and was not little proud of it.
Looks quite poetic, don't you thlnks
q could not forebear asking OF the young
woman he was calling on.
It does remind me of certain poem
I must admit, said she.
And what poem is thatf
When the frost is on the pumpkin.
And his hair went on whitening at
more rapid rate than ever.-Indianapolls
journal.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-11
Two Once Happy Men.

W. H. Vanderbilt, some time prior to
his death, spoke of himself as gomez
and said: Cali this money isn't worth
rap. l would give it all for your health
to which friend half laughingly ano
half seriously replied: "Well, too mucf
money is nuisance. The happiest tint
in nv life was when I was worth $500,
00O." "And the happiest time in IN!
life" rejoined Vanderbilt, "was when
was working on my Staten Island farm
San Francisco ArGonaut.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-11
altar Of the south.

Go TO Velasco for health, sea air. ana
comfort; where ships too deep for an
other Texas ports sail in and out win
ssse: where fruits ripen earlier and pay
better than in California, where the sou sul,
ia q natural hot-bed. Fresh vegetaoi os
al, winter. Coolest day in three years 70
daorees above zero. Warmest day W oe
grees. Velasco offers the best invest
ments in the south. Write the CONNER
cial club, velasoo Texas.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-11
The Daily New Mexican
SHOOTING STARS.
ANecessary Training.

What is the matter with Dickie Van
Wibbles?
Nothing that know of.
saw him in. the gymnasium just now
going through the most horrible facial
contortions. But when l spoke to him he
appeared to recover instantly.
Oh, that's all right. Dickie was taking
his exercise.
don't quite understand you.
He is developing his facial muscles &c
as to get good grip on his monocle.
Washington Star
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-11

THOSE troublesome baclln
Which knock the Doctors out
Are in their turn knocked silly"
Completely put to rout,
By DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery,
Which lung complaints and all
blood-taints
viii cure, we guarantee.
Ward off disease by removing the
cause of It. It's with the liver or
the blood, nine times out Of ten. A
sluggish liver makes bad blood -
and bad blood makes trouble. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
makes pure blood. 1t invigorates
the liver and kidneys, rouses every
organ into healthful action, anc
cleanses and renews the whole sys
tenn. Through the blood it cures.
In Dyspepsia, Biliousness; al
Bronchial, Throat and Lung affec
tons; every form of Scrofula, ever
Consumption { or Lung-scrofula) il
its earlier stages, and in the mos
stubborn Skin and Scalp Disease
If it ever fails to benefit or cure
you have your money back.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-11
AS GOES -HE WORLD.

But the thirsty Of soul soon learn to know
The moistureless froth of the social snow
The vulgar sham of the pompous feast
Where the heaviest purse Is the hlghest pilest'
The organized charity, scrimpea anu ta iceu,
Tho smile restrained, the respectable cant,
When a friend in need is friend in want;
Where the only aim is to keep afoat,
And a brother may drown with cry in his
throat. 49, po,,,o o,pa,,,,,