davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
Rdubereien auf Ser Weitfeite.

Oils Der Btumbergebtlfe @iuiam Sec
0trr bon SEQ. 40 g. Mtorgdnltr. fib geitern
2lbenb na6 Der Stabt begeben tpoute,
puroe er Dor Dem 6auie SEQ. 625 g. Ga
nalitraBe bon etnem Gerl a%ngebalten urb
nm Is Gents an9ebettelt. Oils er it9 oaa
@cpuni9te gu geben net9erte, i6lu9 i'm
Der StrOl3 gu 8poen unb beroubte i'm I'm
feline 8dari9aft bon $3.50. Ser 8eraltbte
rief nm 0iIfe uno er1bien Der @trtb Dor
Der Sbtr. @r for0erte ben nod in ber0tGbe
gebltebenenJtduber out bas Dem Wc@irr
ab9enommene @elb be%raus3ugeben uno be-
orobte tbn, ais ct it6 6teS gu tbun ~tpcigerte,
nit 6em GsboIOer. 9araufbtn bob Der
Bandit betbe 6Gnbe in Die 60be, nm gu
3etgen, baB CT OaiieLbe nt6t bclGBe, B. b.
er ntbt Der 8Guber lei, lteB abet babel
etnige Suiammengetnitterte 8anfnoten
fallen. 8a[b barauf eribtenen bic g oLt=
3iiten gauaban un6 6enneIieD otf Ser
8iI6fLa1e un6 perbaftete ben 9teb, ber in
Der Station ieinen gfamen ais gilbert
Burns anga6 unb ais alter 8efannter
ibentifictrt purbe. Gt6ter @berbarbt
lanbte i'm auf Isl Sage nab Der 8ribes
nell.
So6u Qun6er9an betrat in Ser Wontag
gfacbt ben Saloon bon G6as. 2Dn6, SOC
%. II. Str, unb ftn9 nit bieien, oa er
it6 tpetgerte, tbm, Dem bereits 8etrunfenen,
nocb mebr ein3ui9enteu, etnen Strctt an.
St mari ben ibwd3Gthen 8irtb 3t 8Oben
unb rGumte bann bic @cloi6ubIa6e aus.
Seine 8cute betru9 1924. @era6e ais ct
iib nit Dem @elb entfernen %tpolte, trat
Der 0etectipzS Sergeant Stole bon Der O1arz
nell Str.s Statton, Der ben Stan6aL i'm
Saloon 9eb0rt, elm, unb berbaftetc ben
2angftnger. QGs ct beute benz &idbter
@berbarbt pOr9efibrt tuur6e, beantraste ct
Die 8ertegun8 ieine5 Bro5eiie5 81 Ni6ter
0oolep, 9ieier ibertpie5 i'm inter $500
8Gr8i6aft ans GriminaLgertAt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
2~lnfbewohren Ser 5wiebeIn.

Spetie8tpiebeln, tpeGcbe iid Bis stm nd9s
item Somner gut erbalten iouen, miffen
5un0blt na6 bent 6erauSnebnten auf benz
Selbe recbt gut abtrodnen. 0arnab tperz
ben tie, bon anbaftenoen 8IGtteru rnb @rbe
befrett, in elmer ufti8en&ammer, auf etnem
&rpfenz ooer 6auSboben m0gItc9it blnn
ous8ebreitet unb erlt BEL @intritt itarfer
9dlte auf Saufen 3uiommengeibaufelt,
ipelche iofort nit SiI3ern, Strob Ooer berz
9letcben gut 3u perbeden fin6. Sn oieIem
3ultanbe pertra8en bic 3miebeln ben Sroft
Obne gfacAt6eil, tpenn ie gang trOden limb
uno rubig lte9en bletben, bis ite Bel Sim
trttt tpGrmercr Semperatur bon ielbt pie.
Der a%uft6auen. l%tnreife, ni6t gang trodene
3ptebeln, ioptc ioIbe, tpcIcbe ptoBLicb in
8arme fommen, baIten it9 ti9t, loubern
tperben peiA un6 fauG.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07

9aus aus 108 Demofraten, 179 &epublie
fancrn unb 3 8opuLiften beiteben. 3peifel=
bait iin6 81.
Stem 9anen, 6. gtob.
8eribte, fotpeit fie Bis Mitterna9t
aus allen S6eilen 0eS States au erbalten
iparen, beuten an, baB Connecticut cine
groBe repubLitantld6e S%turmfutb erlebt
bat. Die Stabt Stem 6auen lit republifaz
ntib ~Ogegangen", Bi9ott, ser bemofratii9e
@ongreBcanOibat, Ser lebtcS Sabr cine
Wtebrpeit BON iiber 1000 bate, lit bon sc.
9. SperrD gei9la9eu iporOen unb stuur
pa6ri6etnIicb nit elmer Wfebrbeit bon 1000
Stimuren. Gcffin, Der rep. GanotOat fitr
oaS @ouoerneursamt bat ungefGbr Die
ndmtli9e Wiebrbeit. Die Srobt crmdblte
stpei rep. 0ertreter fir bic @eleB9ebun9
llnb Der SenatsOiftritt eripablte einen
Nepubltfarer.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
KIetne Nahri6ten.

- Sronf 6iQ, tpetcber ieinen Sebpager
q. @uitapiOn brutal miBbanbelte, muBte
cine Strafe bon $50 e~rlegen.
2lnOretp SOebnsen, bis6er Special
Snipeftor fir 30ue, bat, elmer an ibn err
ga1genen 9lufforOerung 3ufolge, feline 8ee
ii9natton eir8erei6t. @r permutbet, baB
feline @ntIaiiung cine Got9e ieiner 8ei9ez
rung lit, ii3 SIT @uniten 6er 9emotraten
am 8aklfampf SIT betbeiIigen un6 bat be8s
balb ben StaotSietretdr @reibam er1lcbt,
Die So6e gu unteriu6en.
Ser IA iabrige 9tobert 8aQer, ber in
ocr 0jenltag gfacbt in Ben Stat 6es 8ilz
liam &rue9er 933 California 9tpe., einz
brab un6 bon bort ein boue8 @eipann un6
olBerbem mebrere 8ferbe9ei9irre ais
8eute forti9Ieppen tpoate, babel obcr BON
8eliBer 9eitOrt Ipur6e, lit beute bon &i1z
ter 0oOIap untcr $500 8argl9aft geitelt
tppr6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
StdottIhes.
Gin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ShiebboIo
Der bereits inter moroanfIaoe iteht, f6te6t
auf ieinen Sdwaeer.

SIM Stunt 5. S. eriboS mG6renb zines
Streite5 Der Saloontpirtb S6omaS S'8rien
bon 173 SO. %. Str. 1einen 8ruber. @r
purOe bon ben @oronersgeihDorencn Dem
@riminaLgcricbt iibertpieien unb bon ben
0roBgei6norcnen inter WorDanfla9e 8ez
iteut. NlS er Dor Ben &letnz@ orenen
proSeilirt murbe, fonnten iicb bieie nicbt
auf ein 8er6ict einigen. Gr muroe oarouf
inter 10000 8Ir8i6oft aus Ser !6aft ent-
lalten. Der Saloon gtng tpGbreno Der
6aft III an6cre 6dnbe iiber unb mar iOmtt
0'8rien, ais er tDieOer fret mar, obne 8ez
l6dfti8un9. Wtan bGtte nun 9Iaubert
iouen, baB Sic bo6e 8irgibaft unb bic
WOrbantlage inter Der er itan6, 0'8rieu
bdtten Deranlaiien iOaen, etpaS tpeuiger
btbig SUI iein.
9Ob Dem mar ntcbt TO-. @eitern fling er
nit ietner Srat in ietner 8obnung iiber
bemSaIoon 1893. %. StraBeS STREET. an unb
begann, ais tie it9 ietne beletbigenben
Worte Derbat, tic 81 mtBbanoeln. S6r
8ru6er Yatrid SmobeD, BON 6tdorDitraBe,
3tpilcben Sogan> un6 WfainitraBe, Der bel
0'8rien SIT 8eiu6 mar, interDerntrte uno
mari Dem Sbmager oeiien robes 8eneb>
men 9egeniiber ieiner Srau bor. 0ieS
bracbte Sommp pteber in g8ut6. Gr 500
ieln S6ieBeiien aus ber Saihe, feuerte Los
uno brabte benz S6pager gefdbrlibe
BunOen am Glenbogen unb Der S6ulter
bel. Ser S3ieBbol6 purbe uacb Der Ga
nalport NDe. Station 9ei5afft unb Der
Bertuun6ete na6 benz @OuntD, 0oSpitaL.
Gtcbter Gberbarbt iteute S'Brien bis mors
gen inter $500 8irgi6oft.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
Gin Wabl.Gntbuifaft beftobIeu,

Sat Nu9ent, ipelBer geitern 9benO Dem
Soloonptrtb Wttc9aeI Wcgtamara bon
310O Ga Saue Ctr, OILS bteier auf bet
StraBe ieinen @ntbuiiasmus iber Gam
manbS Nieberl0gc al3ufreien 9auf lief,
cine 0iamdnts8 uiennaoel i'm @ert6e bon
$3.50 itobI unb etnige Sage Dorber ben s.
8srcea Don 400 Sadion 8ouleuarb nm
$50 beitoblen bate, muroe beute bon Nic6z
ter Softer unter $500 8ir9i4att benz Sri,
minaLgerl6t iibertpteien.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07

Streitigfciten unter MitgLte6ern tper6en
1t6t Dor bic @eribte aebracbt, ionbern inz
ncrbalb ibrer @emetnic9aft geIcblicbtet.
Gin polittiben 2eben nebmen Tie nur iuentg
2tntbeil. Die @emeiniboft untcr6Glt bier
6o@ibulen Colleges unb einige ibren
ttr6llcben Snterefien 9epiomete 3eitungen,
utter tpelden The Gospel Messenger,
Der in Mloultt WOrrts, ST., ~berauSse9eben
ptrS, beiol6ers erpdbnen8mert6 lit.
Saul so. StaberotD.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07

Ser 35iS6rige Sboma8 6anion, $50.
575 @~ielanblir. tpobn6aft sitIr3tc auf benz
Seitcnipeg an Der Gfe bon 8eusz unb
S6iuerItr. nieOer uno brab ba5 redbtc
8ein oberbalb 0eS ,&nies. @r tuur0e nab
Nlerianerz SospitaL gebra6t.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
5itterun9 Ser u1iIdfabe nit 6e-
tretoefhrot.


0a Bic GrnGbrune 6es 9ie6s nit ieIbf7
9eerntetem 0etretoe %atitatt Der fGufltcben
8raftfuttermittcl in bieiem 8inter Gnfoloe
Der nieOrtgen 0etret6epretie) pielerorts
cine 9roBe 9toue ipielen tpir6, 10 lei birz
it6tlicb Der Otil6fitbe unb Der Butter
prohibition 6arauf aufmerfiam aemoeht.
DaB utalt 0etreioei6rot, tpenn es 9ut ausz
genuBt perben iou, in trodenem 53uiton6e
unb nit ettpaS 6GdieL Dermiicbt aeben
muB. SIN @etrGnt berabreibt, DerldBt es
ben Wtagen 5u i6nea. Sroden ALIEN oe>
9ebelt, Obne nit anoerem SHUTTER permt1dt
Bill let1, 9ebt 3uptel oGbOn Derloren. @ritens
lbnauben Die Sphere beint 6reiien un6
bl6len oaourb bon benz Wfebl einen She'll
III Die Suft, 5~tpeitenS foue1l ite eS nibt,
neil eS O0neoem iib leicbt peric9luden lat,
lonOerr baIen e5 i'm Wtorl nit SpeicheI
perrttlDt 81 &lumpen %3ulammen, bic nolz
frGftt8 9e1tlt9 lit. - Wte nieL Getrei6ez
lcbrot 9egeben iperoen muB, bGngt 6aoon
ab, i'll peldber Wtenge unb in melc6er Site
Sur5elgetpGcbfe un6 Sen aur 8erfiiquna
fteDelt, Dte i6mer Die Sphere Iino, ME piel
Wftlc6 fte geben unO Oh ber Settgebalt Der
Wttlb be5Gblt Dtr0.
- Die fir Sic Wteteorolo9ie nihtioe
Srage, Ob Die Monoltroblen alch cine
SGrmeiDtrfung auSiben, mar bis 3um
Nuftreten 6eS ncappLitanti6er 8bnItfers
WfeIont uno 6es 2orb 9toIie Dernetnen6 be-
ontiportet tporoen. 8or einiger 3eit nun
bat 8Obotfer Die totalen Mon6ftnfterntIie
Der Sabre 1884 uno 1888 3u elmer icbGrfez
rem ltuterfIchund auS3uuiiken heriueht
Sur Wtellnng ielbit tpur6e Bic S9ermo>
ldtle nit @aloanometer permenbet. @s
lamb ltb, bdB bte WtonowGrme fdor Dor
benz @tntrttt 6es G%rabanten in BEN GrSz
lcbatten ltcb Oer1ntn6crte. Orei Wfinuten
Dor oer 8eritbrun9 ber WtOn6ic6ei6e nit
bent Ipalbld0tten mar bic NbnQ6me Der
gSdrlne leDr benterflicb uno BON oa an fpar
btelcIbe lo8or ftdrfer ais bic Qbnabme 6es
StbteS; erit 26 bis 81 Winuten nor 8ez
9tnl Der SotdLitGt frat sipiicben 6ieIeu beis
ben Sertttnoerungen @leibbeit Elm, unD
oann btloete 1tb nac5 nnb nac6 bas entge5
9en8eleBte Ber6Gttnt8 aus. Cans unb qar
berlbptnret Die Wton0nGrme anIbemenb
11tcDt, ipet1l alc6, 10 LANCE Der WtonO bon
0trectelt SonnenitrabLem nicht Cetroffen
tptrD, Die Snitrumente ntcbt eutpftnoli6
genug itnb, Die Monbpdrme 31 rcqiitriren.
SIT Die 3DtalitGt porii6er, 10 Itei8t bic
W~druteSundhme raib an. bod erreicht ite
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ben Dorbert3en StGuo
uberbaupt ntdt. Sine genauere 8erfolz
9un8 Der Nbs ulo 3unabme Der Monbs
foarme bet Serftniterungen If. lc1on barum
mIcbtt9, neil tie &itibli6e auf Die 0iGe
unlerer 9uftbiae SulieBe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07

Nv ~ wv wv SN"tb%1SISkIO
auS9eIteut:
Sobn grin,rOfe, Srou 9i,sie 0oberter. $50
8nlnff Grleit Dut6er, G6it6 5.
&eginoIO q. 9arriiOrt, Sennie s.
cS 1oee'' e 1.ta.ta a,;; g
Otto 8. genion, Wtarp Glemme. ....4G-30
!6enrp Yfaar, Wtartba 6lamtielpib. ..21-19
Step9an Soos5, N9nieSfa pefowtf. .25-26
SameS 8, 6l9bes, Delta Smttb. -. .30-21
Sobn 81. QiQa, Gloro 9pera. 22-19
@utou Greft, @9atba 9tebfe. ........29-21
g8iGiam 5. Molar, Sulio Is. @ibbouS .53-35
9toger 6anni9ar, Ota9gie Garage. .24--20
Sob1 2onb, Sane &obtni ou..........32-26
So6u Sober, GolQmono g8eiten. .40--38
Sraut 6apes, Sorob g.. 9eperauce. . ..27-28
S6orleS NamIe p, 6attie 6oirburu. $40
SSobn 6. 4roeiel Rotbari1e G6mit. .25-21
TrQrS 9ieoo, &atarSpltu 9ltsSod. .25-19
Siaoc 8%erlilter, Sotie SalomonStp. .23-22
4}atrif 6ea9erlp, gteQie 1876
6Soiei Morraoel, Nnna Serbelar. ...55-50
4atrtd 6. Wabi9oll, Nn1o &. WttQau .27-18
Ybtutp lpitone, Srau @ltSabetb
6Sofub 9atof, SranStSfo Wtorialit. ...25-26
@6arleS q. @rdDes, emma 6eltD. 1920
Gbarle5 8olan, So6alna @arpen. . 1870
Q8iuiam Is. 8arnum it,, Catherine
WtC0ODern. .22-21
Worci1 Slt9wtr, Salomea &ptet=
tomSt9.. .E5-2O
Nue ftGbtii6en, I'M unb auslGnotl6en
Npufnfeiteu i'm 9~InpnShIntt fir I Sent nor
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
mmc1AL p-uRL1cATToR.

s,uroJ C4o4.moa of the RELIANCEINSURANCR
Annual DtatonlenL COMPANY of Philadelphia in
the State of Pennsylvania on the Slst day of De.
cember. 1899: made to the Insurance Superinten.
dent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
Grippe

William Munson,
Munson Bros, der
Clinton, Mo-, macht
1891 hattie ich die {
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Tol9enbe 6eiratbsibeine tpuroen beute
GOrmitta9 in Ser Office 6es @ountpcIerts
auS9e1eur:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
eFFTcrAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement # PEst The N6 NEW C6RB,xT I q
Newark in the State of New Jersey, on the
Slst day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07

@ue ftG6tiiben, tnz ltn6 auSlGnOilben
Gteui9feiten i'm Nben6blatt fir l Sent per
Nummer, ober 6 Gents per @o5e.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07

Elm Mitglied der Firma
Oekannten Viehzichter in
folgende Erklarung: SIN
ripDa dio ciob =;
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-08
COTTONSEED OIL

Ehe Many Uses to Which This Valuable
Product Is Now Put.
at is astonishing to what null
titude of uses cottonseed oil is now
put. and how enormously the de-
mand for It has grown, and that
makes it surprising that the merits of
the oil were not discovered. sooner, !"
said c. J. johnson, of Atlanta, to the
Globe-Democrat man. For CEN
turtles this important part of the
cotton crop (the seed), except what
was used for planting, was either
thrown away as waste, used for en-
riching the soil or fed to cattle.
Only Of late years was the mercantile
value Of the oil discovered. 1t de-
veloped very rapidly. In two or
three years mills for crushing the
seed and rendering the oil sprang up
all over the South, and the new in
dustry increased, until now I believe
the cotton seed oil trust is second
only to the Standard oil trust in cap
ital and magnitude of Its operations.
At first the product was modestly
used for cooking purposes in place
of lard, but it's sphere was very soon
enlarged. It's value as lubricating
oil was soon discovered, and it would
be hard to tell in how many ways it
is used now. There is a large market
for the seed after the oil is extracted,
too. 1t is sold in the shape of cot
ton seed oil cake and meal for cat
tie food. The oil has become an
article OF great commercial import
ance, and it is shipped to Europe in
large quantities, A movement is on
foot to export it in bulk like Pc
troleum- The first vessel has recent
~ been launched, built for the pur-
pose. 1t has a capacity for 500, 1000
gallons of oil, besides other cargo.
It is built OF steel. It is almost
superAuous to add that it is in the
service of the American cotton seed
oil company"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-08
SLAVERY AT THE COAL NINE.
One OF Its Worst Features Found in th
System OF Store Orders

One of Its Worst Features Found In the
System OF Store Orders.
One OF the grievances Of the
striking miners in the central bi tu-
minous region of Pennsylvania is
the ''store order" abuse, says the
Philadelphia Record. A great m any
years ago, when an obstinate strike
was made in this region of the state,
the miners demanded as condition
OF Industrial peace that the store
order system should be- abolished.
10 this operators were constrained
to assent, and for considerable
time the wages of the miners were
paid in cash instead of with orders
for store goods. But the abuse has
been revived since the decision of
the supreme court OF Pennsylvania
that the acts of assembly for it's
suppression were in violation
of the right of contract.
SO the miners must patiently
submit to be plundered by this store
order system. or else strike against
it, as the operators seem determined
to cling to this profitable abuse I'M
til compelled to abandon it. In the
development OF this inquiry many
operators farm out to second
parties the privilege of keeping
store at their mines. In compensa-
ton, the operators receive certain
percentage OF the profits of the store
business. This percentage, every
dollar OF it, comes out of the honest
earnings of the poor miners, as the
privileged dealers who have the
monopoly of trade at the mines
mark up the prices of their goods
high enough to cover it. But
whether the operators farm out the
store order business or run it them
selves, the effect of the system is to
covertly defraud the miners OF q
portion of their wages. 1t filches
the bread from the mouths of their
wives and children.
Whatever may be the merits of
conflict between the oper ators and
the miners in regard to wages, the
miners are clearly in the right in
their demand that the store order
system be abolished. One of the
features of this system is to f. the
payment of wages at long intervals.
in order to compel the miners to re-
sort to the store. But let the miners
insist on the payment of wages in
cash, so that they may buy their
necessaries of living where they
please, and on the best terms. Work
ingmen who are subjected to the
demoralizing influence of this store
order system are little better than
slaves.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-08
.Judkcia Sarcasm.

The sarcastic Justice Maule did
not spare his judicial brethren. 81
do not believe" he said to the coun.
sci once, .'that any such absurd law
has ever been laid down, although. it
is true that I have not yet seen the
last mum Der Of the Queens Bench
Reports. 9" When a witness was
telling an Impossible story, and de-
clare1 that he could not tell lie,
for he had been welded to truth
from his infancy, Justice Maule OBJ.
served: Eyes. but the question is,
how long have you been q widower?''
The counsel who objected to q bill Of
costs in case before Justice Maule
and a jury, declared that the account
was q s.diabolical BILL" The judges
told the jury, however, that even il
the statement of counsel were true,
Is was still their duty to give the
devil his due. ''-Argonaut
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-08
HlNDOO CHILD MARRIAGES.

A Brahmin's Daughter Must Marry
Very Early or Her Reputation Suf-
fers.
ter married before she attains puber-
ty. This custom has crept into relig-
ion. The Hindoo religion strictly for
bids single life for woman or man.;
especially must the woman be married.
Hence Their are no old maids in India.
Sometimes one may meet an old
cranky" bachelor, who has remained
unmarried because he was too poor to
marry, or because his character was
not good; but even these are seldom
found except in the lower classes: If
man is not married at the latest by his
tWenty-ffth year his reputation suf-
fers. It is believed that those who
have son go to heaven, when the
son. after the death Of his parents, per-
forms the spiritual rites However
this may be, whether they go to heav-
en- or not, this severe rule tends to a
strict cultivation of home life.
Owing to this rule, if a Brahmin's
daughter attains puberty before mar
rage the father is disgraced; he loses
his caste and no one will marry the
girl Thus when a poor man has more
than one daughter it is a misfortune
for him. The Hindoo father himself
has to find out a suitable husband for
his daughter, so he goes to gentleman
who has q son. He first makes in
quiries about the family, the property,
the health the education Of the boy.
Then he asks the father Of the boy
to marry his son to his daughter. The
father of the boy asks for dowry, and
the amount Of this is fixed according
to the means Of the man who asks for
it and not Of the man who gives it;
that is to say, if the father Of the boy
is very rich he asks thousands Of dol
lars. Hence the Hindoo father of a
girl has to spend much for the mar
iage of his daughter, for he always
wishes to see her married into a rich
family.-FOrum.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-08
Yong and Narrow Maine Farms.

Maine probably has many oddly
shaped FARMS but we doubt if one
can be found more peculiar in form
than that in the east part of Dexter.
This was eight rods wide and half
mile long, with the highway cutting
it at right angles into unequal por-
tions. The inconvenience of so mar.
row farm, with the pasturage and
woodland at one end, is obvious to
anyone, but in it's form it has con-
tinued since the days of the fore
fathers to the present Time, in use
as farm all the time : farm only
twenty rods wide and about halfya
mile long was in use a great many
years nesr Pennington Falls, and
may be SO used YETI but the Dexter
farm beats 1t by nearly two-thirds for
narrowness and general oddity.
Farms OF this shape are numerous
in Canada. Lewiston Journal.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-08
VIEWS AND VARIETIES.

The Greek church employs two
rings, one of gold, the other of silver,
in the marriage ceremony.
Sardines have disappeared from the
Bro ton coasts, and the Brest fisher
men find their net profits very small.
Five children Of a Middletown, N.
Y, man and wife died within four
days of each other recently of pneu-
monia and measles
The largest sum ever given for a
book is said to be the $50, 900 paid by
the German government for missal
that Pope Leo gave to Henry VIII.
Eleven million six hundred and
| twenty thousand families, with an
average annual income of $96s, pay
ninety per cent of the taxes in the
United States
The BARRIERS art in Europe dates
from the time Of Alexander the Great,
B. c. $50. He ordered every soldier
to shave lest the beard should give a
! handle to their enemies.
! An old album of stamps collected
thirty years ago in Savannah and re-
Gently discovered by an heir of the
collector has revealed a number of
$780,
At Clarksburg, W. Va, the other
day Allen Snow married the wife from
whom he was divorced forty years
ago. Since their separation each of
them had married and raised large
families.
, Two safe crackers entered Brook
one morning recently that made a
great show from the street. They
were so disappointed when they found
that it was only a wooden box paint
ed, that they departed, leaving their
instruments behind them.
Mrs. James A. Grundy of Nashville,
Tenn, lost a bag containing $4,000
worth of diamonds while on her way
from that city to Lebanon, KY, re-
Gently. She left them on the seat Of
the car when she left the train. An
other lady picked them up and they
were returned to the owner.
Mrs. Bowdoin Of Newark, N. j., no.
ticed man trying to gain an entrance
to her house, and ran into the street
and screamed sthrev' Some one sent
out an alarm, and several engines i'm
mediately responded. When the fire.
! men learned what had happened
they hunted for the burglar and
!, found him. s.S Il
:. One Of those jolly idiots who like to
J play practical jokes handed Rain in !.
. 49, /, e%<SE ~ 4 -. - -
+ cigar at Coney Island, New York, and
. soon after the Indian lighted it, the
J, cigar, which was LOADED, exploded.
!, just as the funny young man was get
I ting. q good laugh the Indian seized
crutch and brought it down with
. dull thud on his head, and several
stitches were required to repair the
81 injury to his scalp.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-08
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