davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-23
molte iid ntht in feiner Rube
it0ren laien,
mesbaIb oas RoubeeinoeI Iei4tes Spiel
hattie.
6nnttn9ton, Sn6., %. Gebr.

burlington, Sno., %. Sebr.
@eitern 9tacbt tpurbe in Warrer, in 6iez
lem GountD, Elm iberaus freezer 9tallb Ders
ilbt, oeiien Opfer Elm rei6er YferbebGnDler
9tamens Sacob 6eaiton tpur0e. Oerielbe
bate bon Der Banf $500 geso9cn uno
ipO4te am WtOr9en abreiien, nm cine gare
tie Bferbe 81 taufen. @egen W}itternadbt
aber 0~rangen ma8tirte NGuber in letne
8ODnun9 un6 DerIangten nit porgebaltcz
men GeDolUern baS @elb. t6ealton, mel
cber baiielbe unter iein &opffiiien 9ele9t
bate, mabte quite Mtene gum b0ien Spiele,
Dolte 0aS @clb berDor unb ilbergab es Ben
NGubern, Sic itb borauf iofort l3(euntgit
aus benz Staube mahte1.
NlS peritGnbiger Wtann ia6 6eaiton Elm,
baB ct it6 allein bod uicbt oui Die 8erfol7
9ulr9 oeS GaubgeItn6els mocben tonnte unb
baB cs bos 8erniinfti9itc lei, erit orbentlicb
aus5ui6lafen. 9eSbal6 legte ct itcb ouf
bic anOere Seitc, icbltef tpeiter unb modbte
crit am Worgen Nn8eige BON Dem &orfoQ.
Son ben GGubern aber lit bis icBt no6
nicbt Die g~eringite Spur a%ufgefunoen.
, 1894-02-23
Oos 8efnoen oes friberen De.
ianoten phelps
6eute 1Ioroen etwas beIer
81 e 6abcn, Conn, %. Tc6r

Stem 6aDen, Conn, %. 6c6r.
Sn Dem 3uitanoe bes grOfe1Ors GOmart
S, Ybelp3 lift feline p~eicntljcbe 8erdnocz
rung ein9ctreteu. Or. @iLbcrt, Der i'm be-
banbelube Nrst, blicb mGbrcub Der gan5en
9facbt bel i6m, unb iugte beute WtOrgen,
baB Der Battent einc CUTE 9tabt gcD0bt
babe, Dab tcin SbittelfrOit eingetrctcR lei.
uno oaB ct Die INN 10 nOtbpcnoi9e 9tube
gcfunOen babe; iein Sefinoen babe iib
etpaS gebeiert, lei aber INNER noob Gin
be0enflicbe5.
, 1894-02-23
Quf Ser Ja96 perun9GIdt.
M t1ipuIo. Mont. %. Geh

Die 0eute, wel6e bot 8tpei Gagen lib
auf Oie Sucbe na6 8onner Nelpton, Der
iett benz ID. Sebr., al ipeIcbem Sage ct 1tcb
aut Die Sa9b be9eben bate, DermiBt ipurbe,,
tebrten 9eltern nit beiien Sei6e, Die lie i'm
Gottleinate Ganpon aufgefunOen batten,
5urtf. Die 2eibe peiit cine SbaBmunoe
am &opfe auf, @uS Der ei9entbimliden
Gicbtu1g aber, pelcbc Die &ugcl gcnomz
men, ldBt itb beutltcb erieben, baBNepton
ntbt 6anb an fi6 9ele9t, lonbern er in
Sol9e zines ungludli9en 3ufaQeS iicb err
i3oiien bat.
, 1894-02-23
Qnd1t-U RIPnrn4tt4&te.
8erltn. p. GScbr.

Serltt, ~. Scbr.
9}acb elmer Mcl6ung ber yg8iener 9teue
Sre1e Breiie" itno in benz am a0riattIc6en
Wteere gelegenen Turorte 2l6ba5ia in Sitrielt
9tGumLi6teiten fir Ben &ailer Ntlbclm
neblt 0e111abltn, tpel6e am Is. WfGr3 oa>
1elbit crpartet tperoen, gemietDet mor0en.
@S 6eiBt, baB &aiier 6ran3 6Soiep6 allf
ietner Gidfebr bon ser &ioiera benz Scatter
28tlbelm oalelbit einen 8eiu6 abitatten
miro.
Berlin, 20. Sebr.
9ie Ge8terungscommiiIion, meIbc gum
3tpede BET GrtpGgung ocS StlberpreiieS
9ebiloet iporoen mar, belt 6eute unter
Goritb beS Stats lefretGrs bes g2eibsz
ibabamtes @rafen BON goia0onStD ibre
erite Sibun9 ab. Sn ieiner Q(nrebe an Die
@ommtiiton erflGrtc Ser 8oritber, 6aB bic
HetdSregterung, pbtpo6l tie lelbit fir @0lo>
tDG6rung fell benno9 Sic @11tpertbur1g 6eS
Stlbers gemerft babe unb gu Der ltebcr5euz
gung 9etommen iet, 6oB Der @egenitan6
cine erl6Optenoe llnteriu6ung ~berldn9e.
0arauf lei ber Gntib(uB Der Ge9ierung
3uritf5uflt6rcn, Die Sra9e 6urb Sacbleute,
nelde DeribieOene 2lniicbten un0 8erufSz
arten Dertrdten, er6rtcrn 3u 1aIien, nm
eiren feftiteDenoen Nertb beS Sil6ers berz
bet5ufitbren un6 cine @run6lage fir pratt
tiicbe MaBre9eIn 81 ~9epinnen. l3um
SbluB pltni6te Der BoritBer bet Commit
iion bel tbren QIrbetten ben beiten @rfolg.
2on6on, %. Se6r.
DEM yG6ronicle" ipir6 aus goris gez
meloet: Ser fron50iilDe 8oti9after in
gSten 1T angetptelen nDroen, ben Diterretz
6ii9eungarii6en Miniiter beS 2lustparttz
gen, @rafen &alnOfp, 81 eriudben, ben
Satler 6ran5 Soiepb 81 bere6en, auf ieinem
2Se9e nac4 Der &tptcra Baris 5u beiucben.
2on6on, %. Tebr.
Gin fran50ii6er Glectrifer g}amens
Bettt Sean, Elm intimer SreurD oeS Nn>
arbtlten 8ourbin, Der fiir3Ltc6 6urcb bas
bor3ettt9e @rplobtren elmer 8ombe i'm 8arf
bon @reentpt6 81 ietnem So6e fam, puroe
beltte III elmer i'm 9titritt Otarile6one qe>
le8enen 8erfit6tte Derhaftet. Ser Slater 6eS
Verbafteten iou Elm lpittbe1ber NnbGnger
Der Commune 9etpelen fem.
8rti1eI, %. 6ebr.
Sn SOl9e ser @TpIoiion zines 8ulperz
ma9a5t1S in 0etteren tpurOen beute mebz
rere Perionen 9et06tet uno cine groBe Q(rlz
Sabl Nn0erer perlebt.
Gunts, %. Tebr.
SIN Boit8ebGu6e purOe 6eute eine 8ombe
NIT oaron beIeiti9ter 2unte~ gefunoer. Sine
Ggplolton berieIben fonb ntcbt itatt. Mau
permutbet, baB bteielbe BON ausld16il6en
@nar6I1ten Oortbtn gelegt pDr6en mar.
8artS, %. 6e6r.
Der StaatsantpaGt Bat einen 8rief er7
balten, Der Gn9eblicb BON etncm SpteBz
9eieuen oeS 9pnamtterib5 Smile 6enri
geibrteben lit. Ser Sdbreiber beS 8riefeS
iagt, odB CT beim 8ombeumurf i'm Sotel
Sermtnus 3u9e9en 8etpeien lei uno erflGrt,
Dab Der StaatS0ntpalt Oas erite Spfer Ser
Ga6e Der Nnarbiiten ietn iperoe. Der
8orite6er 6es itQbtticben 2aboratoriums,
@irarb, la9t in ietnem 8ericbte, bah Sic
BON 9enri i'm 9Otel Germinus alr Grploz
, 1894-02-23
Ger Rrieg 9mifdJrm 9licaraeua
nm0 DDnOmras.
8eioe Deere fdmpfeu nit medieln.
oem Grfol9e.
n~icora9uaner ani6eineno i'm DortbeiI.
g an SaIpu6or. %. Sch.

v . 7 ? % ONW.
8rGii6ent @a5ql e5 bon 6onOuraS bot
beoeutc1Oe &ruppenperitdrfungen crbalten
unb Derlu9t nun Bic &crbin0ung nit benz
in Der Stabt Samalpa bon nicoragilaui=
Icben Streittrdften cingei6lofienen 5rupz
pcntDeile ber5uiteuen. GS finbeu TAFT tag
lib @efecbtc itatt.
Die @enerdle Gutierrc5 un6 8oniQa
QeBterer ell bonOuraiticber &ebel) mlrOcn
nnfGn8licb 5urii6gelpOrfen, beiperfiteItigtens
dber wjeOer iDre G~ereinigung nit ben Sc
ncrGlen Srti3 uno 6errea unb alle pier be-
.ordngten &aSque5 ocrmaBen, DaB er Inn Gin
SPAR nit Dem gr0Btcn GAcile ieiner Grupz
pen ~getangen gcnommen lporocu tpGre. Der
Nltd3lg gclang ibm nur inter groBen
Scbptcrtgfetter. 8etoe Nrmeeu baben iib
nun Derlban5t.
, 1894-02-23
Der pampfer ,,gitrt gismar&"
hit oen Gbtca9o'er Grourtoniiten
an Soro IN Aleranorta etn9e=
trofen.
Na6oem er ouf Ger Sahrt oahin einen mir.
beIiturm gu betehen hattie.
MIeron6ria. @appten, %. Sci

Nleranbrta, @9Dpten, %, Seb.
Ser 0umpfer Shirt 8tsmarf" nit BEN
G6icago'er Orientreiienben an 8orb, trof
I'm 5pei Gage beripGtet bobier Elm. ST
mar auf Der Sabrt BON @euua in eiten
QStrbeliturm geratben un6 nit fnopper
Jtotb elmer 9roBen @efabr entgan9cn.
Mebrcre Wtatroien puroen bei9Gbigt uno
oaS Sbtff bat Deri6ic0entlicbe, a6er unerz
bebltcbe 8el6dOigungen crlitten. Die 8aiz
lagiere famen aber idmmtLicb nit benz
Scbref Oauon un6 erfreuen ii9 oes beiten
@Oblieins.
, 1894-02-23
Qrbeiter p~erun9Iadt.
Giner tootIib uno mehrere anoere faper
perIebt.
Bridgeport, g., %. Sebr.

@abrenb adbt ilomatt16e Q(rbettcr
geitern bas 8ritfen9eriiit Der Gleoelanb,
2Orain & @6eclin9z8abn entlang Steine
abllioen, brabte elmer Der Steine, Der Elm
Oepicbt bon brci SOnneu bate, Ben Glen
.bobnpagen gum llmtippcn, unD nm nicbt
nit Dem Steinc pom Magen gu fallen,
lprargcn Die 2eute ouf Der anberren Settle
fiinfuno5pan5ig SUB tief allf oie Steine
binunter. 0rei Oerlclben trugen icbperc,
unD fitnf leicbterc 8erleBungen oapon.
Micbacl 2acD erIttt @erlebungen am &opf,
bracb einen &innbafen unb pur6e inner
lib nerlcbt, 10 OaB iein Sob beuoritebt ;
9eter @onlicb bracb eiucn Qrm un6 trug
innere 8erlebun9eu Dappn.
, 1894-02-23
DaiRtn9ton's 6eburtsta9 in21Iount
Oernon.
Gin Strau6 Don JmmorteIen aus ENGLAND.
@ai6tnguon, %. Sebr,

Scr @eburtstag @aibington'S wur6e
geitern in Wtount gernOn in altber9ebrabz
ter @eiie begongen. 0as Snnere beS
@rabmaleS par nit Yolmen unb %ieItenen
8fIan3en 9eicbmllft, unb inter Ben 8lu7
men, tpelcbe ben Sarfopbag 6es @enerals
~be6edten, beianb it6 Elm StrauB bon Smz
morteuen bon Salgrape Wanor, benz
StammiiB Der SamtIie 8aibinaton in
@nglano. Sin WfitglieO Der 6amilie Q8aib=
in9ton oaielbit bate Ben StrauB Defenders
fir Oiele @eIeaenbeit beriiberseianOt.
, 1894-02-23
Gine frau erIan9t ourA eiuen
pI0bIibeu Sbred ihre Sprade wieoer.
8aItimore,W }O., %. GSebr

0eitern 2lbenb bat ficD bier elm mcrtz
tpiirbigcr SAT- bon Ser g8iebcrcrlangung
Der Spracbe burcb cine beltigc Gri6iittez
ring eretgnet. George 9. &obertS, Der
8ucbbalter bon s. s. 8udman & So, Elm
iriiberer @etreiOebGnbler, pelber an Der
SOrie pO6l befannt mar, itarb pl0blicb in
ieincr @Obnung. Seine 6rau, Die iicb sur
3eit ieincS GobeS bel ibm befan6 unD in
SOlge elmer 2uftrO6renfranfbcit lett neun
Sabren ntbt bate iprecbeu f%Onnen, itieB
pOr S6re6en cinen IaUten Scbrci aus, uu6
bat ic!tDem tbre Spracbe ipicoererlangt.
, 1894-02-23
hit $500 Dolten
SOU Dem am t%1lontae h~ift5uriftenoen Qeeer
Sohnion eeoient peroen.
cling Sing, g. g., %. Sebr.

Ser 0teger Mattbetp Sobnion, oer am
9. 9e5ember 1892 Sen 2ofomotipfii brer
5udclborn ermOrbet bat, ipirb am Otontag
I'M bteitgen 3ubtbauie bingcri9tet. Ser
@leftrtfer 9apis iteute nit Dem eleftriicben
6inrt9tun8Sapparat einen 8eriu6 an un6
nabm 8crbenerungen baran Dor. Oie
StGrtc bes Stromes murbe bon 1000 auf
$500 8oIten erbDbt.
, 1894-02-23
Die 1llutter oes Gon9re6ab9eoro.
neten
8. nj. Stepbenfon 9eitorben.

Menomtnee, 0tt9., %. Tebr.
6antab S%tepbcnion, sic Mutter beS
GongreBab8eOrbneten 6. M. S~tep6enlon
bon bier, unO bes fritberen GongreBabgez
oroneten Slaac Step6enlou bon Marinctte,
Wttcb., lit beutc WOr9en geitorben.
, 1894-02-23
mertbpoue hiitortfde S6rifttade
Dem popit sum 6ei9enf 9ema6t.
st NJ %. GSebr-

" ~ OVV*-
s. 6. 6e0poo6, elmer Der befannte7ten
Der in Der v%etpigen Sta6t" oniGiiigen
Nmerifaner, bat Dem 8apite cine !pertbz
boue Sammlun8 bon 8ricien, bte 8piicbcn
benz paptt NlcrauOer vi. iotpte beiien un>
mittelbarem 0tacbfol9cr, unb benz &0nige
urO ber &Oni9tn BON Spanien b~etreffS Ser
@ntoedunQ bon Nmertta 6ur9 Gbriltopb
Columbus gepecbieLt ipurOen.
, 1894-02-23
patriottfd2e Qmerifaner
5eiern III &onoon rpoibingtou's 6eburtstag.
9ono0n, %. fSebr.

Hon0On, %. Tebr.
Sine Qtn3abI Nmcrifaner, onruntcr
Sames QB. Scott bonn gGbtca9o !6cralb,"
9ticbter 2am6crt Srec BON Chicago uno
8ii9of 8errp ucrauitaltetcn gcitcrn Nbcno
cine gemeinlame Tcicr beS 1852. @eburt5z
tagcS George 8aibilt9ton'S. Gs muroen
md0rcnb OcS 8anfctte5 aa5lreitbc @nz
ipracben 9eb0ttcu un6 patriotii5e 2icber
gelungeu.
, 1894-02-23
Gin acknowledgement ab9ebrannt.
Bridgeport, g., %,

Bridgeport, 8, %. Sebr.
Ser acknowledgement Der Glepelono &
3 tttsbur978abn IN 8Dmbattan ltnb cine
icbDne 2ofomOtine tpur6en beute Worgen
81 friiber Stun0e 6urcb 6euer 3%erft0rf. Ser
S6aben belduft fi6 ouf piele tauienb
Dollars.
, 1894-02-23
Orobcr Sdnferott.

BtctDrto, Yet, q. Yeb.
Der g8boIeialc 9rD9oo68z!6dnbler O..
$. Slogan macbte geitern cine germ0gcnSz
lbertragung oil SbeoOorc 8ublcr.
Die 9lttiDa betragen augcbIicb $4,000,
Sic 8aiitDa $50, 200. Slogan betrteb s3meig7
geidbdfte in Coma unb 9tefugiO. SIS 1T Der
grOBte Bancroft, Der iib lett Iongen Sab
rem IN Oteier @c9enO ereiguet Bat.
, 1894-02-23
Der hawattfae GonfuI in Dam
COuDer
Don Ger eneIiideu Reeierun9 onerfannt.
8ancouber, 9. g., %. Se6r.

8ancouber, 3. g., %. Se6r.
81. 90. 8eatbie, Ser bonn 8rditOelttcn
9olc ernannte bapatticbe Goniul bat beute
bas Grequatur erbatten. Sn etnem Be
glcitidbreiben tpurbe ais 0runo tlr Die
LANCE 8er509erung an9egeben, baB man Die
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Gube in 6atpait babe
abmorten poGen. 9oburcb miro angeoeutet,
oaB 2oro 9ioieberp belcbloiien Bat, Die pro-
piioriibc 9tegierung ais cine abgelnacbte
Sacbe SI 6etracbteu.
, 1894-02-23
Grafus Gilman
l1I0dte iebt aus Dem 6efdn9nif.
Sem Sohn Iie9t auf oen Goo oarnieoer.
sc e II Norf. %. Sch.

II : ~ III, 90. TtU.
@raitus 8iman bat iicb eine8 8eiiercn
beionnen unb miro iebt oocb Den 8eriudb
macben, 8iirgl6aft auf5utreiben; bieielbe
betrG9t $4,000 9ouor8. @r bat ijcb gu
oieiem 8eriu6e enti6Ioiien, neil iein
So6n @iQiam in Der elterli6cn 0obnung
auf Stateu SSlanO toDtfranf 6arnieoerz
lieqt.
, 1894-02-23
Cine 5rou bel oem Retten ibrel
Rabfeli9feiten
2lus einem brennenoen 6auie um~9eFOmmen.
N!n6ion. W}ich.. %. Gchr

6eute Morgen I'm baGb 5tpet l1br brannte
oas 6auS auf Ser SepmOur'l6e Tarm,
ltnmittelbar an ber StaOt8ren3e, nte0er.
0oS 6ouS muroe bon @tliam Smttb be-
wobnt. Smith unb belicn 6rou ~retteten
i6re 6eibeu 8in6er unb ettpaS 0au89erdtb ;
Trau Smith brang obne 0tiien ibreS Sat
ten nObmalS in baS brennenbe 60us, INN
l1oc5 mebr 3u retten, ais ite bom &aucbe
uberDGlttgt purOe un0 perbrannte.
, 1894-02-23
Sdooenfeuer in GRattanoo9a.
Cine 6rocerYRonoIun9 ab9ebrannt.
GbattonOoga, Tenn., |
29 Tphr1tnr {

9as GngroszO aa terialpoareneeIcbdft Ser
Ttrma S. q. Q6aroleS & @omp. oabter, lit
beute firth Elm Ealtb Der Slammen 9etpor=
ben; auf $4,000 9ouarS pirb Der S9a6en
a1aeihl6QelI.
, 1894-02-23
8onferott elmer eneIiiden 6rob=
hdnoler. firmd.
6 Onbp1 %. GSebr.

II D 0 Il, q. Tebr.
Die @roB6dn6ler Sill, Comes & Co.,
bic in Wton6citer, 8uenos @ireS unb gtio
be SancirO 3peiggei6dfte ba6en, baben
foatrt.
, 1894-02-23
SalfhmunSer perbaftet.
@ a %. Gebr.

Dem S9aBamt %3ugegangencr Mitt6ei7
lung 5ufol8e lit eS beiien @ebeimpoliSet ge=
lun9en, gu @eiton in @eftz8irgtrien sipet
SalibmiinSer, gamens Sobn !6aIeD unO
q. 9onneuD, btu9feit 81 macben.
, 1894-02-23
TIebrere perfonen our6 cine per'
friihte GrpIoiion perIebt.

8 I D II, q. Vebr.
0urcb bic oor5eitige GrpIOiion elmer
Sprengmine ioIe1 6eute WtOrgen bel STAR
burn mebrere SeriOnen OerleBt poroel ietrI.
, 1894-02-23
3rIRere GonfuIn auf ser
Reinreiie in San francisco aneeFommen.
Gan Trancisco, Sal. %. Tebr,

y O"FI 10 wv
90, 8. Gtuetion, 6er friiGcre General
cOnlul in Sapan, Or. .. s. Simons, Ser
tritbere @onlul in6ong Song, uno Samuel
8. @unaceO, fril6er Goniul in SOP Gbom,
itnb auf bet &eiie mach g8ai6ington nit
Dem 9ampfer vOceanic" bier angefommen.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-11-15
a SightIess Tiger.

Last Saturday was an of day in Iuka
and one that will not DO forgotten.
Things came to pass on that day to
stir the peace and quiet Of our sober
and law-abiding beople that would
have done honor to lawless towns of
the wild and woody West. The bad
man from Bitter Creek and all his
kinsman and neighbors were here.
painting the town crimson hue, and
not man to say him nay.
1t was show uay and an animal that
was not down on the bill-boards was
brought to town. This animal was a
native, and came from the wilds of
Tishomingo. 1t was tiger. fierce
and blind
People who saw this strange sight
came back with unbalanced minds and
staggering feet. By nightfall it is esti-
mated that no less than fifty persons
were under the influence of the blind
beast
Out in the public street pistols were
fred about six o'clock. The drunken
crowd went down and took in the show
which opened about seven. 1t is said
such scene was never known in Iuka
before. The performance had to be
cut short on account Of the boistrous
and disorderly crowd. Two or three
ropes of the tent were cut, and many
things done. which would not look we'll
in print, 1t was shameful and in
decent spectacle and it is to be hoped
will never occur here again.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-11-15
''Cirl Babies"
THE SUBJECT OF BOOTH LowREY'S
LECTURE IN IUKA NEXT
MONDAY NIGHT.

Booth Lowrey. The Bill Nye OF Mis-
sissippi, will be in Iuka Monday night
and deliver his side-splitting lecture,
Girl Ba Dies" Nobody should fail to
hear this coming humorist in his best
selection from his repertoire of funny
and instructive lectures.
Mr.. Lowrey has appeared before
many audiences in many states,
being enthusiastically received and
highly com mended. During the past
summer he appeared before crowded
houses in New York State, and his ef-
forts were so successful that Lyceum
managers have offered him extra in
ducements to return.
The Southern Sentinel says: "Mr.
Lowrey is close student of every
thing pertaining to his profession, and
no one who has listened to his mimi
table renditions can doubt his ultimate
ly attaining very high place as a
lecturer and delineator of charact'r. He
has a fine sense of humor, naturally.
and many of his impromptu speeches
are equal to the best things ever ut
tered by the leading humorists Of
America"
Mrs. r. III. Fenno writes concerning
him as follows: "His wonderful ver-
satility surpasses anything know. AS
q humorist he is an Artemus Ward;
as poet, he is j. Whitcomb Riley;
as lecturer he reminds one of Bob
Burdette, and | doubt if Edwin Booth
himself had greater natural talent as
portrayer Of the sublimest emotions
of the human soul than his namesake,
Booth Lowrey."
The Now Albany Gazette rise to re-
mark that, None who heard the ire
pressible Booth Lowrey Friday evening
fail TO express their admiration OF his
impersonating powers and superior
mimicry. The audience fairly went
wild with enthusiasm and he was
cheered to the echo"
Don't miss this opportunity to
'laugh and grow fat" Admission:
Adults 25c; children 15c.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-11-15
Institute Finals.

The first term Of this session closed
Saturday night at the Iuka Normal.
1t was appropriately celebrated in
the customary style by speeches from
the mem bers OF the graduating class.
The speakers were divided into two
sections, the first speaking Friday
night and the second the night follow
ing. "'I
The new College Hall is admirably
suited to occasions OF this kind, and
was well filed at an early hour Friday
night. The speakers were: c. L.
Barkley, Guy Dean. jeff Millsaps. Miss
May Belle Williams, j. Crisler and j.
A Holmes.
The exercises were well conducted
and the pleasure OF the evening was
augmented by vocal and Instrumental
music
Saturday night the speakers were j..
W. Holder. w. L. Evans, Ed Harvey,
Miss Alice Jones, Miss Cora Hines, j.
w. Mckenzie, F. B. McElrath. and
closing with that very telling and hap
Ply song, 81 Don't Want to Play in
Your Yard" by two pretty little girls,
Annie Ford Mcknight and Minnie
Erwin.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-11-15
The Medal Contest.

The Demorist medal contest at the
new College Hall last Tuesday night,
under the management of Mrs. ii. A.
Dean, was a great success and highly
entertaining to the select audience
present. The speakers entered into
the contest with spirit and developed
remarkable talent. The contestants
were as follows: Charles Bostwick,
Birdie Duggar, George McGehee,
Bertha Hubbard. Katie Thacker. Jas.
Hyatt, Joseph Mckinney. The judges
retired and decided that little George
McGehee was the successful contestant
and \ beautiful medal was awarded
him in few appropriate remarks by
Mir. J. A. Z. Pyle.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-11-15

w. A. Mcclure. q well known citi-
zen of Mckay, Ohio, is of the opinion
that there is nothing as good for chill
dren troubled with colds and Group as
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. He
has used it in his family for several
years with the best results and always
keeps bottle OF it in the house. After
having Ia grippe he was himself
troubled with a severe cough. He
used other remedies without benefit
and then concluded to try the children
medicine and to his delight it soon ef-
fected per manent cure. 25 and so
cent bottles for sale by J. H. Moore.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-11-15
CuLLiNcs FROM OLD CAIRO.

Old Cairo, Miss, Nov. 9.-After
reading Lame Goose, | think II is
necessary to give the public des-
cription of our town. As it is not on
the railroad, / know the people would
like to know the size OF it.
Old Cairo is about four miles square,
with about 800 inhabitants. 1t has
two stores and two gins, post Office,
a saw mill and grist mill. We have
a lnmber road running through our
town from north to south and the lum-
Der haulers are doing smashing
business this dry weather. They are
all nice fellows and do not make SO
much racket as they did when whis-
key was sold and drunk in our county
as beverage.
We are getting along about as we'll
as other people, though we must con-
fess we are little short of, cash just
at this time and have to economic a
good deal in some things.
We do not have to keep up any doc
tors or lawyers SO you sec we do not
have to have much money. When we
get into trouble with each other we
arbitrate and save cost. When the
election comes on we vote for who we
please; and when we get sick we take
some chickens and eggs and buy bot
tie OF cure-all of some sort and get
well or die, just as other people do.
Now, my brother writers, don't you
think we are rightP Some people say
we ought to live fast take big stock in
politics. and have big lawyers to SET
tie Gus differences; but we have learn
ed that to be expensive and are trying
to keep clear of it all.
j. w. Biggs, of huntsville, and Miss
Julia Cowan, of Jacinto, were mar
ried last Tuesday. We hope they may
be happy and live in peace and harmo.
ny the balance of their days.
Yours respectfully,
LANE Duck.
1.-THE Editor is also In receipt Of COM
munication from "Lame Goose, and re-
grets that he has not space for 1t this week
ED
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-11-15
Two Lives Saved ,

Mrs. Pho che Thomas, of Junction City,
Ill. was told by her doctors she had Con
sumption and that there was no hope for
her but two bottles DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry completely cured her and she says II
saved her life. Dir. Thos Eggers, 139 Flori-
Ola st, San Francisco, suffered from dread
full cold, approaching Consumption, tried
without result everything else then bought
one bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery and
in two weeks was cured. He is naturally
thankful. 1t is such results, of which these
are samples, that prove the wonderful
efficacy Of this medicine in Coughs and
Colds. Free trial bottles at J. H. Moore's
drug store. Regular size SOC and $1.00.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-11-15

f. N. Reed arrived Tuesday morning
from a three weeks prospecting tour
in Texas. principally in Hill county.
Here he met many old citizens of
Iishomingo. As soon as they learned
that he was in their midst they focked
around him in swarms with thousand
different questions about dear old
'Tishomingo, where so manyklonged SO
much TO be. 1t was something like
Dsnte's visit to the lower world when
tie departed spirits Of SO many OF his
old friends Aocked around him-eyed
him closely end asked strange ques-
sions about relatives and acquaintances
n the country they b I'D left behind. :
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-11-15

Re tmc nSsgElectio

xaIotIy rs II 1t we're matter
OF no concern whatever. People show'd
alarming indifference as to who should
be the next Representative OF this dis
trict in Congress-.
A sad misfortune happened last
week to the ladies who keep the Hill
side postofIice. ! believe you men
toned this last week. The fire was
discovered in time TO save many house
hold articles and most Of the postof1ics
material. People are showing their
sympathy for the unfortunate ladies
by giving them every aid possible A
new house will soon DO erected on the
site Of the old one.
A large crowd gathered at New Val
ey church last Sunday week to attend
the funeral of Adm Byram, who died
last April. The service was conducted
by Rev. Thos. Mink.
School will begin right awsy.
Teachers are mourning over the fact
hat the school fund is $1,000 less than
it was last year. 1t does seem to me
that the wages OF teachers was low
enough then. Many of the best teachers
have left the county on account OF the
pititul compensation received, and who
can blame themp am not in favor OF
strikes, but we must do something for
the teachers of Tlshomingo. We can
Ill afford to have any more Of them
leave. We can only retain them by
paying better salaries. Teachers have
to live like other people. Our good
county superintendent. is doing all he
can for the educational cause. but he
needs some co-workers. We must
have change or else there will be a
retrograde. Let somebody else have
something TO say on this question. BIB
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-11-15

For pain in the side or chest there
is nothing so good as piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain Pain
Balm and bound on over the seat Of
pain. 1t affords prompt and perma-
nent relief and if used in time will ofte n
prevent cold from resulting in pneu-
monia. This same treatment is sure
cure for lame back, For sale by J. Fl.
Moore