davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Ge1tiurtntt.
5lnt ner ItehE 1utuEn4
Goman BON HeDaoIo Srtntantt.
EprtTeBnnQ.1

ISULAIC9uH0J
WGbren6 M}argot unbctpe9ltb 1tebcn
blieb, legte Gbttb t6ren Qlrm nm Ste iomz
mernoe Raronin unb fubrte ite unter lonfz
ten, beru6igen6en @orten in i6r S6lafgez
ma9, 9IS iie na9 elmer baL6en Stun6c,
pdbrenb bcren ii3 Der gefiirbtete 9tnfaa
nidt ein9eitelt bate, nicbcr in Ben Salon
fam, mar Mtar8ot ni9t mebr bo. Die l1n=
orOnung in Dem S6retbgerGtb unO Elm
paar 8erriiicne Bapicrfeben auf Dem SUP
boOen LteBen %ertennen, baB fe Dor Dem
8Ortgeben no6 einen 8rtcf seibrie6en
babe uno auf eine1n ebenfaQs eingertilenen
lln1i9Gage, ben Mar9ot mo6L Ocrtporfen
bate, neil ct Ourcb ote -au3u ungeitim
baitcnbe Sober nit G%intenfleden beipriBt
pOrben tpar, Las @bttb Die @orte: v6errn
SSn9enieur Normonn, Sabrifbireftor."
Gieferniten Q(ntlibeS trat tie an baS Sem
iter, uno tpe3mitbt8 iagte ite Ietie bot
lt6 btu:
Isle min bon ibm Gosfommen - bas
1T aIeS! Nrmer @oIf9an9!"
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.Ssuti6ss (sernon) gaia, uaiiuitli4eS GorlsbaOer
@oIa", Dber pSnprpneb Garlsbober Solt", uub inter
nisIen onberen 9e5eibuuugeu gu p~ertaufcn iutert inter
Der anpreifnn9, boB nbiee sbenio gut" ieisu, tie bic
dbten Rrpbnfte bon Carlsbad, tuelte brett aus oep
meItberibmtsn Gueleu 9etppureu lperben.
9ieS beribt MIR auf elmer TduIdung bes Subltfnms
oes 9rbBereu @erbieuItes lpe9er, BEN Der betreffenoe
9anbler on bieien Gdll@uueen madt. SIT film iii.
der Wetn 10 gut pte 69ter2 Miirhe ir9eub
Seutans t%pifentlidb tiuitIt4en g8eiu bent notilrltdeu
Sott Der Rebeu Opr5ieben? Worlm benin lid bon bieIen
6dlidnneen Dinterfabrcu Iofier, fpe5iea ipenn bic Sez
Iunbbett bobei in 6roQe fonlmt! Sic notiirltdbeu 8rp.
BUTTE Der 2uellen oon Carlsbad entbolten 9e1touotbeiIe,
Die titnitlid ut1t ber9eiteGt werben fbunen. Seit Sabr=
b%unoerten iiuo bic 9Gdiier bon Carlsbad tuegeu ibrer
9eiltpirtuu9 bel 9rautbeiteu Der 2eber, gaereu rno oes
Msogens riibmltDlt betouut.
Sos d1te @orlsbober SpruoeI=GoI5 lpirb brett ans
Der 9prubelqucae inter Der settuug ber> Stobt9emetuoe
@arlsbab 9eppuneH, uub burdD beren &9eltteu fir Die
@eretni9teu Gtoateu, bic gisner & MenbeITpn Gpnt.
panD, gtem gort, O%ertouft. Sebe TloI9e bes dbt tmpor.
ttrten G6aifers unb Sp~rubeG=Sol5es ruB u6lQe8 Gtobt.
iie8el, ioipie Die unteri9rift Der @9entem .eisner g.
GtenbeIiou So, 152-154 T~ronfliu Ctr, gep gorfn
~ Der Gillette BADEN. 3u boben in allen @~putbeten.
Mon bite lid opr GGGf 4uneem
Ser Sfaotrat0 GarLSbaS.
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- l1nter ben meilt taum bol6gebilbeten
8srgbetpobnern beS SitDenS itnb Tamilten
NIT finf3ebn BIS ~3rpan5ig &in6ern ni6t
ieLten.
, 1894-05-23

0nnnrtdr Dnrnutpr.

Sd9lth nod Rocine, Wtiltpoutee, 5bebupqon. Wauis
toipor Suotngton uuo Dtaui tee Inn = ubr abeuos.
DAD Srano 9aoeu, Wtustegou, 6rono gPoplbs, ctr.
Edgum 1880 llbr Mbeubs.
gtod &epouHee uuo Abuapee, Sienitaa 9onuerItoa
rno SomftoQ I'M Z ubr MueHos.
9tob StnrgeOu gaD. Green Ban, Wtenpmiuee. Waui.
ltIqnc.UtoH e9 uIo 9Onntrt al um z ubr A6eubs.
Office uub 2ods: SUP Der mlihioou aoe.
AusgeuDnlmen SonutnQs. 2pbop
, 1894-05-23
Gi|enbahn~ GaRrpFdne.

Ubtcaso & gtprtbmc EFT teen. SIT enb a xid.t.
W Offices: Nos. 206-208 @lort /. StraRe, an Der
OofleD Qoeuls Citation un0 am 9epot Gfe gen8sunS
GtnsiesStr.
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= Sin neutrality-suspicious. S9riftiteIs
ler uniereS 9anbeS bat ausgere6net, baB
ser Ben Tarntcru Ourcb SEN 0ebraud BON
S6malipurpa8en ertpa9ienbe Scbaoen an
oer8elpannung, ben 8ogen unD burcb 3etts
DerIuit iic1 auf iGbrLi9 $500, 100000 be-
l1uft.
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Central

Wne burG9ebenbeu Si9s bon Der Central. Station,
IL. Ctr. nr0 Q0rt Rom. 3hqe ffr ben Stoen fDnneu
ebeuons an %. Ctr, 80. StraBe unb Spbs garf oeuom'
men tper6en, Sidets III Der GtabtsSffiea 1874 Sio
@IorfsStroBe, uub i'm @ubttorium=6 DteL
, 1894-05-23

SHYSidtsan Central. gesp 9orr Central nao
~ Woro1 & NIB atIg= Sit enb abnet. Die
gieeorn Sans Route." 3hge berloiien Ino fommen an
in Der neuen Central. Station an Safe 6ront, 1uB bon
Yert Hotn, nno %. Ctr, 80. Str. unb 3pbe pare.
StubsGidetsOifcs 67 @Iart=5tr.
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gbfabrt ~2lnfunit
IL. Sebruar 1894 bon in
@bicago Gbttngo

9Ot uns erorsB. .Hx.,..... $50 d. + 6:85 u
Sr9u6 &opibs Cobb Srain fiber
yteip Buffalo s. 6. s. SO. W. 3tD.I+ 7:35 sri $50 q
ytelD gort unb 8eton Special. -. .10:3) WN' 200 q
FAT @alteru @rpreB .......... -. 2:30 g. 900 "
Ser gDrth Sbore &imlteb. ...... 400 ya' $50 u
6rono 8api05 &iuie u6er &olo=
maaoo 81 g.. u. & 3. n. 81. + 400 WI+ $50 u
@ranb Gopibs Soli6 Sroiu i6erI
Sem Buffalo & 6. & SO. Mt. g. II 4:55 nit I:25 q
Golomo3oo Accommodation -. go. 4:I5 Rj+11:10 81
atlantic grpreb ............... -. s:35 81 TAO 81
Sa9lnntp. Ban Gtts & Set. Cine. : 9:35 ~ 74OM
GrGu6 9Rapibs Sine, iiber Rolnmos
900 g. @. 0. & q. 81. a......... 1886 a. 7:4e 81
Bronb 8optos 5olio Gram i6erI
gtes3 Buffalo & 6. 8 70. 81. &.F11:30 81 $50 81
'3dgltd. Ausgenommen Sountaos.
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- Union pdTsnssr Station.
LyUGnnSyIVdnid LINES.
atsams., eamaI. nms gaaStfsn:e &c.

2idet-Ofttes: Yin Der StotIpu. III 2AS z. earl
etraBs ede SJodion, u1b i'm auditorium Sotet.
9urbsSuge iobren Dls toIst mad gentral.SsiE
2daLih. tSaallh. ansasnonIntsn snIntan.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement e %AH tRS PtG5FbQ FIRE e. 1E TaI
York in the State of New York, on the 31st
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
1ul. ZUU,UOOUU
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Nbteagp, 0ttIsp 6 ct. gauI=6i5embabn.
Y St9ot=8tdet Office; POT @Iart= Str; GeIephone
2l9O 9totn. urton PafiagiersS tnttou: @annls. adams,
lnO Weaoiion=5tr.
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@arnnnQ.

8os Ynblifum ipirb Oor &c,
tpiiienloien SdusIsrn ges
tporut, be 9epbbnli1es
Slouberials, ooer cine Wti.
ibuus bon eepbbuIibem
GeiOljs=Bulner ols u9arlsbo.
Der SaI5". vSpruoct=S ols",
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Isle 9SiGeI0Iote! q" - gfeip BORT, Chicago
nro ct. &oniss&iieubabn.
9epot: gte Glart uuo 3lpblfte StraBe.
i &d9lid6, ousQGn0mmCH SOnut0g. N6fobrt T@lnfuiTt
SS1tco9n & GIenelonb Wtail & @gpreBEf 1885 at $40 y
9selp Yort & 8oiton grpreB. 80. 200 ga 9:35 Y
gteln yort q 9OitoH GrpreB ..........' 900 va 8;OOWt
4egeu Der 5obrpreiie p0er 8etten in 99laipd9en rid.
tet MnIraQen an $. Slorne. 8iaet=MQent 1893 @Iott Ctr.
, 1894-05-23

FITzZzg$EEI 9btca9p, SurItteton & Gutncs
E~ITTH9YfE Gf{enbnhm.
H1Allllk3AAM Stir SiGets unb G6(afpaoeu fpre6s
S{EEYTN bpr in 211 glortzStr. II. III Der Union
4IuIll19 @aieu9er Citation, GouaLStraBe unO
EAxJ Mooms.
@I0e 06fo6Tf @Tf0nf
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Kbtcaao, RoG SsInno 6 9aeiFcs8abu. -
W gafa9ier=St0tiDn. Ban 8urert-Str., elm 8Ipd
ihbIiG bonn Soarb oF 3rabe. 3idetsCfite: 1O4 Giartitr.
, 1894-05-23

Shgs -- -
Sduen3uQ mad Ses Wfotnes. ...... 800 Mlo $50 u
Sntuots, Soma uno 8cprio=@rpreRI' 1885 WH' go q
&eQDeuporth uuo Rauias &itp. ~ $3.50 SCI 8:l0M
Minneopo1iS, @t8. 81 Stour sSaa8' $3.50 81 1900 Wt
SpIiet Accommodation .......... 4O5 9I" 945 Nt
Germ Accommodation. 4;5O gq 9:5OM
ct. So. Mtdtlou uuo 8anIos @itp.
3etoer, Solo. Springs s. 4uebloI' 500 81 1000 Mt
ST. ge9rtb uub 3eras @rpreB. go. / 800 81 1000 81
Sender, @oIp. Spg5 unb 8ueblo. bio
Omaha 81 zinc. @ia SiOeQ}eIttb )F"- 1000 M' $40 M
Omaha " CT. Baul gtQd]t=@rpreB. L 1910 @fT 73O SO
Bepria & 9enper Ytodbt=GrpreB -. 1910 @F 100 Wt
'G69li1. + @%usqenpmmeu Gonutao. t Qusesuoi1t.
men. oomltag. : Aus9eupHmen M{outaQ. o 6dbrt
td9lid) oIs &otal=,Suq bon 9es O1otues 3uriid.
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Nbfabrt 9Infnnft
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BIG FOUR-ROUTE.

NEV DIS: yteue SentrolsStotion. L. StraBt NIB pori
Hop, SuB opu %. unb 80. Str. SidetsSticsS:
ga eIartaStr. uub i'm @uoltorium SoteL
a,o. = Nbfohrt NnTfuIf
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Baltimore d O6iO= Gi(en6abn.

BO(timore t ObiO= GiIen6abR.
Depot: @ranb Gentral. MISREPRESENTATION - Stabt-
Office: 1873 glart= StraBe. &etIs gTtrabereDHuit9 fur
Gbfabrt @nfnnft
SofoI ....... .,,,..... sos MtEf GAO u
buleo &initeo .......... $780,. 10:45 Wt 500 "
9Selu gJprI. AeuiBtngtolL YtttSbur9I
Wolteftou Accommodation 80. 525 81 945 Sc
B~ttt5burg. GIepelanb, Wbeelit9 q
Columbus GrpreB. .......... GAS VI 7:2O Mt
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY. co. - 9ronh
~ Central Station, Siitb 9tne- uno 9orriiot StroBe
Sta6t=STfice oil Start UNI S0dioH Ctr. CRbenlr 8lo9)
'91or1b. +gdol. ous1hI. gpuut. Nbqou9. @ntnuft
TGt. 8ouI uuO MiiuneapDlls. go. 7:25 8m 1929 10
t3opa uuO &1ulaS @rpreB ...... 7:25 BIN lll:20 40
'GDcampre uu0 8prDn ......... 3:l0 9t1 il0:20 YIN
tot Charles NIB SDcampre ..... 5:35 Ytm 100 Vm
ct Yaul unb Wtinueapolis ...... 600 gtnl 9:l0 9n
'SesW3GInes, St.&pe u. SaH. Sitg 500 9tHl 9;lo Glu
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal MAtnmnnt of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
nnnu% po!Vh0ht INSURANCE COMPANY OF
6n!lauelphla In the State of Pennsylvania on the
SlsC oay OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-13
President Arther's Amiabiiity.

Julian R,lgh relates the following
as an instance Of the late President
Arthur's amiability. The incident
occurred at the Thousand Islands:
"On that occasion | had sent off my
dispatch and returned to the hotel at
2 o'ciouk in the morning, to find all the
doors locked aud all the lights, except
those in the presidents suite Of rooms.
gone out like the Israeltes from Egypt.
Captain X F. Coffi,, now part OF u
treasured memory, and Mr. Macedonia
we're with me, and we battered at a
side doDr TO wake the servants
"In time the door VAS opened by the
president OF the United States. Know
ing him only as journalist must know
all men, without too much awe Of place
or power, We yet were chsgrined at
having disturbed and brought to the
door president, and particularly one
Of 30 charming a personality as his, and
we begged his pardon.
why that's all right he said You
wouldn't have got in till morning il ]
had not come. No one is up in the
house but me. 1 could have sent my
colored boy, bur he had fallen asleep
and hated to wake him"
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-13

There Is considerable discussion just
now, says the Atlanta Journal, about the
prospects Of gold mining 10 the South.
II is known that there is vast quantity
OF gold barring rock in Maryland, vir.
ginia, North Carolina, Georgia and Ala.
bsma. Thongh millions in gold have
been taken out Of these beds, most OF
them have not been thoroughly worked,
and many OF them have been merely
scratched. Up to the time gold was dis
covered in California there has been pro.
duced in the United States $12 ,SOS, ,575,
and all, except $37 $50 came from South
ern States. Nearly all the previous gold
mining IN the South has been conducted
on methods which are now obsolete.
The improved methods OF working sui
phuret ores open new prospect for gold
mining in the South.
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-13

neaI. ea
For bnrying the county's INDECENT
dead John McGreeor received ,he con-
tract at the sum Of twenty. nine so 100
dc.!.rs
The MoHAvs CouSry MINER receives
the contrac, for doinv The county print
iog during Tie year 1894
In the matter OF all bids and proposals
relative to the maintenance OF the indi-
gent sick and hospital OF Mohave county,
after due consideration by The Board Of
Supervisors, that all bids aud proposals
made by all persons, be and the same
are hereby rejected.
The re-ignation OF II s Kenyon
Justice of the peace Of Peach Springs
precinct, was accepted by The Board
The Board adj ,urned to meet to.mor-
row, January 4th at 10 o'clock a. IN,
THURSDAY, Jan 4ib, 1894.
The Honorable Board OF Supervisors
Of Mohave County, Arizona Territory,
mt iV " CtoCA a
Present. Supervisors Taggsrt and
Grant, Dist. Attorney Blskely and l.. D..
Cowan, clerk. Absent Supervisor Crozier.
The clerk was instructed by the Board
to communicate with the principal no, :
pitals OF San Francisco, Sacramento, Los
Angeles, San Diego, and San Bernardino
and ascertain from them what they
would charge for caring for the INDECENT
sick OF this county. The clerk is also
instructed to write TO IN superintendent
OF the German Hospital of San Francisco
and ask him to have d. G.. Remington
state on oath rs to the exact amount of
property owned by said Remington.
The sheriff is instructed ny the Board
to have urinal constr c,ed for the use
OF the court house.
For the contracts let yesterday the
Board places the bonds to be given az
follows:
For county printing So. $1,000 90
For bnrying INDECENT dead 500 90
For boarding county prisoners 500 90
The Board instructed the clerk to
write to Henry Koshlsnd and find out
John Hartman's condition, an indigen,
charge.
Statement of expenses Of Mohave coun-
ty for the yesr 1898 as required by par
agraph 45l Of the Revised Statues Of
Arizona and allowed by the Board
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-13

For pains in the chest there is nothing
better than flannel cloth saturated with
Cham berlain's Pain Balm and bound on
over the seat Of pain For sale by
H. II WATKINS, Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-13

At special session Of the Board OF
Supervisors held January 4th, 1894, and
Immediately after the first regular meet.
ing in January. 1894, the said Board
caused to be made list of all persons
within their respective county, qualified
and liable to serve as jurors, which list
and certified copy thereof has been filed
with the clerk of the District Court Of
said Mohsve county.
The Board OF Supervisors then ad.
journed. L. o. CowAN,
Clerk
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14
SOURCE OF THE SUMS HEAT.
A New Theory that 1t Comes from Myri-
ada of Attracted MeteOrs.

New Theory that 1t Comes from Myri-
ada of Attracted Meteors.
Why the sun continues to give forth
light and heat in uniiminished quanti-
ties and unvarying intensity a ter HAY
ing been in u state of combustion TO"
untold ages has long been a puzzle to
the astronomers as we'll a TO the
thoughtful observer in the lower rank
of the ar-gazcrs. Those learned in
sun lore tell us that for every second
of time the sun emits as much heat Is
would result from the instant combu>
tion of ll,6OO,tO ZOO. 900 ions of coal.
Calculating from these figures it is
shown b.. the St. Louis Republic that
II the suns entire mass consisted of
first qualit; of coal in state of co IL
blstion and that it could burn until
the time when the very last ton were
consumed naintaining until then the
rate of heat emission now kept up the
5000 years. But it is believed that
the sun has been in existence for hum
dreds of thousands and probably mill
ions of years, and that since the ages
of man" daw led the quantity of heat
emitted has not perceptibly diminish
ed. This being the case, there is but
one conclus ion a, to how its heat sup
ply is kept up. viz: That it has an
outside store of fuel to draw upon.
The latest theory is that the immense
regions of SPACE are occupied by unto. d
myriads of miniature bodies known as
meteors. meteOrites and acrOlite
which are being constantly drawn to
the sun, and that these constantly
blowing its atmosphere evolve numer-
GUS streams of both heat and light.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14
Born, Not Made

Weak by inprudence. are many stOmachs.
Puny people have. invariably, weak digestion.
Tine robust as q rule eat heartily aud as ini-
late their food. A naturally weak stomach. OF
one tn 1t has become. although not origin
ally. derives needful aid from this thorough
stomachfc. Hostetters Stomach Bitters. The
restoration of vigor to the delicate Is the
prompt effect Of . recourse to this profession
ally sanctioned and universally esteemed pro-
moter Of health. Nervousness symptom of
chronic indigestion-is overcome by 1t. So
are liver complaint and constipation Incipi-
ent rheumatism and kidney trouble it defeats
thoroughly. and it constitutes ~ efficient de-
Tense against malaria. But in order that the
full benefit derivable from its use should be
awaited of. It should not be used in hap
hazard way. but con tinually. The same sug-
gestiOn holds good of all standard remedies.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14
ENLIGHTENMENT

enables the more advanced
and Conservative Sur.
geOn0 OF to-day to cure
many diseases without cut
ttng. which were formerly
REGARDED g tncurable with
out resort 70 the knife.
RUPTURE or Breach. 10
now rddScduV cured with
out the knife and without
pain. Clumsy Trusees can
be thrown away.
TUm0R8, Ovarian. r.
broid Uterine } and many
Others. are now removed
without the pcriis OF cut
ting operations.
PlErUMQRS. how
ever large. fistuia aud
other diseases OF the lower
bowel. are permanently
cured without pain or re-
sort to the knife.
STONE In the Bladder. no
matter how large. is crush
ed, pulverfzed. washed out
and perfectly removed
without cutting.
For pamphlet. references
and ill particulars. send 10
cents (in stamps, to Worlds
OfgpensAry Medical Aseo-
citation, No. 06 Main S6eoG,
Buffalo. n. 7.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14

inois operators withdrew from
the inters: ate convention. assigning as
a reason for Their action their ina
bility to pay the price agreed upon by
the operators and miners 10 ntly in the
interstate conference, because OF the
low prices pre- al ing in { n raj and
Southern illinois. which We're not
part of the conven ion and were not
bound in its agreements. In 1889 the
Indiana 0, orators withdrew firm the
Interstate movement. assigning as a
reason their inability to maintain
prices because of the low prices pre-
vailing in Illinois. That practically
ended the interstate arrangement. In
1850 and 1871 Ohio and Pennsylvania
we're together, but in 1892 they sci ara
ted.
The present aim of the miners is,
thus. to enforce an increase II wages
and to effect general agreement
among all the operators who c)ml etc
in the same markets. The object is
one that necessarily ommends itself
and o. g, too. which the bulk OF the
operators regard as just and desirable.
But there are operator, who refuse to
bind themselves and these have been
the cause of the failure of the cOnven-
ton held in Cleveland between the
miners and the well-dispo,ed opera
tors.
The present condition of affairs in
some Ct the mining regions is critical
in the extreme. Armed depLties and
armed mir err, are confronting one
another. and with the memories of past
scenes of bloc dshed between them. but
little is wanting to precipitate ether
bat ties. more bloody and fatal than any
which have precede the II. Suffering
and want have made the miners Ces-
crate, and unless the difficulty is set
tied within short time both sides will
perhaps have grave re sons for regret.
The summary of the press d lspatches
which We have given from week to
week. furn sh fairly complete view
of the situate n.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14
An Echo from the Worlds Fair,

An Echo from the Worlds Fair.
Tho Lake Shore Route has recently got
ten out very handsome litho water color
OF the Exposition Flyer" the famous
twenty hour train. in service between Ne "
York and Chicago during the Fair Among
the many wonderful achiev emcnts Of the
lunlbian year this train. which was the
fastest long distance train ever run. holds
a prominent place. and to any ono inter-
ested in the subject the picture is we'll
worth framing. Ten cents IN stamps or
silver sent TO C. X. WILDER. Western Pas
scn:er Agent. Chicago. will secure one
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ano
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting tho worlds best products to
the'needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs il for sale by all drug
xists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it Is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs.
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14
Grape Fruit Becoming Popular.

Grape Fruit Becoming Popular.
Grape fruit is more popular year by
year, and it j. recommended by physi-
clans as better as breakfas fruit than
the orange. 1t is considerably more
expensive when bought in small guam
titles than the orange. But. on the
Othe: hand. no one cares to eat more
thar half large grape fruit u: break
fast, so that for practical purposes it
becomes cheaper than most other
fruits. The fruit masquerades under
half dozen different names, as POM
clio. pummelo. pompelmous. and shad-
dock. The last is the name OF the
largest variety. 1t is grown in Flor
ida, and will one day be a great deal
cheaper in this market than it is now.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14

JAMES SLADEN is in Jail at Puyallup,
Wash, charged with stealing a hot
stove. Evidence against him is that
his hands are singed.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14

snILOH's CONSUMPTION CURE is sold on
guarantee 1t cures Inciptent Consump.
ton 1t is the sest Cough Cure Is cents,
50 cents and 81. 90
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14

SHE was q dear. sweet girl. with u COM
plexfon OF angelic loneliness. such as all
young ladies possess who use Gienn's Sui
phur Soap
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14
st. Paul Park-A New Picnic Ground

81 raul k.0rk-A New ttCnlC IrOunO
st Paul Park Is located at Morton.
Illinois. IA miles north OF Chicago. on the
Chicago. Milw aukee and St Paul Railway.
The grounds cover eighty acres on the
North Branch river One half ia q grove
of large ma pies. the other half Is . level
meadow. suited for base ball. tennis. and
all outdoor games Good boating on
river. and in every wAv most attractive
picnic ground in the vicinity OF Chicago
For fur ther infOr alton. rates. etc. APP
ply to IL. F. Laing. City Passenger Agent.
Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul Railw
201 Clark street
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14

PRESIDENT HARRIS, of the Maine
State College. is one Of the youngest
men in charge of great educational
institution in the country, being only
80 years Of age.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14

SrAGs draw. By their breath. SER
penis from their holes, and then tram
pie them to death.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14
UNDER THE MTZZLEs OF RIFLES.
Miner. at ClarS's Station Sop a Train
While the Soldiers Loo: On.

Miners at Clar&'s Station sop a Train
While the Soldiers Look On.
Washington. Ind.-At dusk this
evening freight NO. -. consisting Of
cars loaded with ccal. was hell u, p,
Clark st iii uHdar the se-, r,uzz:e,
of the rites Of two companies oj militia
and Il eating gun. AMI the miners re-
fl sci TO allow the tain - p-uceet.
The troops could do nothing. because
no official was present to give them au-
thority. The miners Knew this and
were very obstinate. Deputy Sherii.
Ray Hill was dispatched 10 The scene
Terre Haute. Ind-The strikers az
SkelSurn have burned five cars of coai
capture! from the Evansville and
Terre itaute Railroad freight train
and also burned the cars. The militia
cama u - the burning cars n their
Enarcc il AiUE1 cave. iaS :,s-,,rs
completely surrounded the mining
town OF Alum Cave this afternoon.
but found it practically deserted.
Many arrests OF leaders were made.
4 detachment OF the troops Is guard
ing the bridges tonight As there are
fears ,ha, shes may be fred by the
srriEe1.