davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-07-28
.uScsom3etae.

8erlpouoten un6 8etonuteu Die trourt9e gto9ri1t, 0oB
ger, I'M AIter oon 81 Sabret ionft i'm perrn entIblafen
it, 0te 9eerol9un9 finOet ltott am Sonntog, ben 20.
suit. nm l lbr ytod9mttto9S. Oom 3raGerbouie gtO. 81
Ctr. mad Der ct. Wt1oelsttrhe uu0 pou bort
nod Dem ct 8ouifaciuS=6rieobOfe. Sic trouertoeu
0iHterblJC0eneH
1tuIp gScfcr SbcrbiMo. 1phTt GiuApru.
, 1894-07-28
=Berfdufe.
MD6lirte 3immer.


On permietbeH: SdOu mDblirtes 3imJmer nit
~ O0er ObHs ausge3ejdueteS BDaro. n1e SeQuemlid=
tetter, nebIt 4iaHO (aHnebmbarer Brej5 in relptftabler
tSGmIlIe). GA "a Gale Aoe. lUlo
, 1894-07-28
Gferne nm @nnen.


= II pertaHfeu 6iGig: BouD, 8ugQp uuo 5orueB
~ 3214 2lrter AOe.
, 1894-07-28
2n Derleihem.


MeIb-SebrauBeH 0ie etmnS?
W g8ir oerltiheu Sel0 III 9rDBen Dber fleinen 61tmmeu
ouf neutrality-suspicious. 8iauo5, Yferoe @Qoeu
nnb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5u iebr ~nieOrigeu Staten uub aui
jebe beliebtge ,3ett Ab5ablungeu Der Mulejbeu fDuuen
4! leoer %beltebl9en 3ett geHIa9t unb of bieie MetIe bic
8tnien r~ebu5trt perben.
@btcagD 80 prtgo9e 60,
IS SaSoue1tr. G9ouptflurl, eriter Slur ibcr Der @trose.
24aglStQlulo
N eIb Dbue GDmmiiiiOu n. Cine orpBe @3nmme
" gu 6 Rro3ent 81 oerIetbeu. @beufoaS 9elo an < mn
So 'Yrp5ent, .8ou=@nletben 3n 9%eng6aren Staten.
2lmtbofp, ttIo s.. s. Stone q 60, eos XoIone CTR
92oIe, auinIou & 60, Ntort9oge 8ouferS, % 8eor,
~ bornitraBe, berleiben Selo aui @bicaQper @rlln6ef.
9enIpu1l gu oeI u%IeorigiteH Bretielk lpmle alh ouf s.,
""""s' 7bslStuIo
, 1894-07-28
Tarn1eM.


Qu berfaufeu: ga ib 81 ait inm nrprsteH nm
~ Iuo feline &inoer babe, Oertaufe Ib rtut EXTRA 3uW
tSornll, 20 Nteilet BON @btcagu gele0eu. MT 3htH heio-
!0enot9en Yferoen uuo WaQeu. Wert5tI1 nne %tsb M
$1,000 800 Ncres. g9iir0e 0ouS nnh Nei at" : nett.
5abluuQ uebmeu. unO fir ben Ret jrgeub elHt pevlanQtt
Selt b%emiui9en. 3. SLnS. I1O =. @rttn StN s,lIaI
, 1894-07-28
S1ntabop

81 OonooGes2otteu $500 unb a~uftpdrts.
~ 2ei9te 8ablungen. - aan9e &ermiHe. -6 grusent
SnterefeI. = Sn manufacturer gtQbe be5 @oDubole uHb
WtoplelOOoo 9epOt5, Don Sbulen uHo &trben. 9teuH
Gotten oil Der GbDnlas Npe., uabe Der Belmont unb
clifton ape, Iiuo fIr cine neue G1ule gstauit unO ntrb
bteielee iitnerbol6 elues 5abreS 9ebaut iein. Ab3ugss
tanole rno 299Iier limb gelegt Sic 6obrt nod Der Staot
betrdqt MIR 6 @eIt5. 9Ie 9odbobn lpIr0 ibre 3u9e IN
tur3er 3ett ourb oieIes @ebfet laufeu Ioieu. Die i96n,
item Gei6QItSlotten oil Der GlItoH uuo Belmont AOe,
IeBtere Die 0auptoerbiuouugSliule 3tpii6eu Der Staot
nnb Der Weitieite. Nefben3 Soften oil aneu Seiten.
itr0Ben. 9auier mad @uui6 auT lei6te 4b3abtIugeH
gebaut. - 3Ige p~erlaiieH Souutn9S nm $40 ubr unb
nm 1.30 0httagS bas QGels Str. s8epot un0 balteH all
nteiuer 3peigotfiCe, Gde 8toeriep Str. uuo Dlapletpooa
Station. - Sfftce SoHut0gs Dffeu.
s. 0leImS,
Sfe6, BON, fri, ia, BAN 1875 WtiInoufe abe.
, 1894-07-28
0cS=91193et

Srern0en uu0 8etunutcn Die traIri9e 9tadridt, bag
meme geliebte Jron am : o1nerlto9 9tbeuo nm 8 lbr I'M
glitter BON Is So9ren ieliQ I'M 9errn entl4lafen it. Sic
ft1oct 1tott SDnuta9 Nodmittag l llDr bonn
5rouerbonie 822 N~rnttoQe NDe. mad 9toieDiI. I'm title
3beIlnaDme bitten Die tr0uernoeu 0iuterblte6enen
5%setnridl %SSatticn, 6otte,
,rnbf+ 1f,,Sor,, ,prS 09o~N,onS4o,
, 1894-07-28
gISIette.

emi5 Sbiete, @o6fOt9er bon 9enrp girOtb, PIP atber
gtto SOiBau a%potpefer, 1859 @rfer ape, @ce %. Ctr.
Is. Sttt, Apotbefer. 1927 Gtote Ctr, Gde 28. ctr.
u y: &ttter. ApOtbeter, 434l g. SalfteO ctr.
StraBe. ~
); 5orbri9. &potDefer, 81. uu0 Qgaaace ctr.
9Senoel q 9orsleD, 2505 QrGer QDe, SIDE g. SoIfteb1tr.
Soe5Fs F9arm9cp, @de Stote uno 8oGt Str.
Str, 3elepbDu Soutb 247
9. !. 8ronn, 3l0o Menhportb &oe, Gde 81. Ctr.
e y ®Bler, Apptbefer, 26l4 GottaQe @rooe Npe.
w. j. SnotDe, oeutiDe &pptbefe, Gfe IS. ctr. uu0 gEerts
NORTH Noe, @nglelpOoo. Selepbuu SIG.
=. bon 3ermann, 2~tpOtbeter, % 26. Ctr, Gde Soupper.
"ooett !; &eltsrtng, &~potbeter, 260l g. Saliteo Ctr,
e y. @iforb, apot6eter. 81. Str. rno MRid1toou Qpe
VE 8ommer 2306 9. State ctr.
81. s. @ggert. ApDtbefer, 53O5 Sonteb. ede So. Ctr.
y. .. 9Borner q 60, Mpotbeter, 1901 Gtate ctr.
SoA's Suu9t, Apotbeter, 800 AiBlouo 2(oe.
, 1894-07-28
gu fnmfen QeInht


gu t1ufen 9eptu19t: S0u0nsStort, Frel~'
~ 9n9obe. &rit9er, 2252 QpeHtluortb Nut.
, 1894-07-28
JiMan5ieue8.
Seri0iebene8.


SlD9ne, 9tDte1, Mietben, f1le9te @9uloen oaer @rter:
~ %coaectlrt; feline 8e3abluug meIu e~rfolgloS. S.&iuorg,
@Dultt9=&oHItabler 7G 5. NDe., 3immer 8. 2mtlS
g 4nd6sn! @%@nIben! @QnIbsm
Auerlet i9le1te S6uloen Iofort coqecttrt.
.31bluu9 OBne @rf oIg al
@oH1tabler INNER al 9auD.
ReDpleS &OIIectt on A9eucA
92-S4 &oioue Str. 3tmuer3z.
503lS Seuti9 mirO bier 9eiprOben.
, 1894-07-28
nNeSs9l1a3cinc.

SreunGen ln0 8efauuten Die truuriQe 9~tQG]ri6t, 0aB
nnier inutgit g~eltebteS SbDuden 2StlDclm ~. GatoeH
i'm 5arter Alter BON WtDuateu Ielig inn 0erru eut5Glo=
len lit. I'm ittIe Sbetlnabme bitten Die betrilbten GlterH
SobGitt W. 5sarOeu,
NIttta SsarDeu.
, 1894-07-28
6wei9=O ficen
A~betbblatt Der ST. Staat8z 3eitung.
nrCAN.XA.n. %. COZ

Sur 9equelnli1feit unierer ou3eiQeuoeu &unbeI nobeu
Dtr mt oelt unteH genGnnten Qerren elm Nbfpmmen ge
troTen, tOonod) Bel 0CnIelbei Iu3ei0en Qugeupulneu
iuerben 3u oenielbeE 8reiIen. ais lpenu bieielben brett in
Der Expedition Der SllnotS Staots3eitul9 ~obge9ebeu
meroen. Mn3eieeu 1opie Announcements tDuneu oil 0ieIeu
~peri9iebe1en 4IdBeu bis g abr @tstt0ss ~ub9egeben
tper0en.
NproTette.
@ITreb Me8uo9er, Mpptbefer, 9~ladfolqer bon 6. 10. Sen
bali, 776 9{ortD Borf @oe.
G. s. 9aieIec. Q%potbefer, AS Nortb Nne, gfe Wen8,
unD 557 SeogpidsStr., @fe Ntenpmpuee.
9%fuoolp9 9t9ooe ApOtbeter. 5A 81. glortsStr. @dG
Is, Tie!I6sF, 2o6 q, morfet.str, eds 0at.stE
8iidofs Bharn1aC9, APO &tltcpIn MDe.
9enr1 S1oler, lpotDeter. 224 &inCOIn @ne. gde 2ar.
rabee=Str.
ggnt. 5. RIen8e bentf4er @pDtbefer. 1901 Belmont goe.
Snltns @t. 3dLtot oeitl4er &pOtbeter @de @lpbonru
q. s; @ants; beutiqer @~potheter, 80 OF Gpicago Qoe.
Or. 9ttos P99rnt9Cp, Sde @lpbonrn &pe. nno &arrabeen
Ctr. bentibe @pOtbete.
6. s. gfounfttel Qpotpeter. gnfb.str. Gde geuepus
8. q. gQstpe apotpefer @riabtlpOOo ape. GSe @bef.
feb @lDe.
QIfrs6 q. BOe, apOtDefsr 867 @beffsrb gtDev uuBs met.
liuQton
6. 8. &t9tsr. apOtbeter, 146 FULLERTON Que. nobeQerrp,
gObs5t @09erfana apOtDsfer 254 2aptOn.str~ ete
c. s 8aisier, WpOtpeter. 1927 81. gtorf.@tr. edc
g. s. @IaB, QpotDsfsrs 887M 9orteb.@tr.
u. 0tortens. Mpotbeter, III gentre=Str.
8ectet 8rosy ApOtbeter, 1l52 &lncOIa gOs. gf'
6enrD :. 8Qte, Qpotbefer, 1913 81. grorr.gtr.
gilbert 9or9es. @otpbefer. 1912 6 rcOln 9tne, gGe gsta
mont NDe.
81. %. @:ts, 9lpotAeter. 81 0t gOrts Wue. Sole GIepe.
lamb 9tps
S. 81. Simple, mDoIefoIe Ii. RetutG 9dnbIer i'll 2ruanen,
1 y mp @ben1lfalten, 227 StncoIn @ne. nnO
8, s. 8ri9er, g%potbeter, Gde Glpbuarn uaO auaertOu
Mpe..
, 1894-07-28
gerIa0gt: MGuner unO Gnaben.

SerIangt: Wfdnner uno Gnaben.
Sc erIougt; @uter e~rfobrener Bartender, nm etnet
~ SalDDu Iofort ielbititdnolg 81 itberne9men. MtuB
quite @mpfeblun9en mttbrin9en. 916 10. u. 9tr.
0SerIau9t: Sin &gent fir Elm 0boleIole gBeiu=
uno SptrituOieu=9Gi16ft mug in Der Staot ais
l60ltDer tb4tig ,9elpeIen lem. GmpfeDluugen unb Caution
&0reiie Il 81 StaotS5ettuug.
Sc erlou9t: s3mei @orter. Gde Safe @ien Q(pe.
~ NH Surf Ctr. &incolu 8arf Bead.
SO erIongt: Sin gutter 8lQdimitb=0elfer.
@de g8e1tern Ape. uuo MrmitoQe 9pe.
50 er1on9t: 3mei @8urltmoter. 8erirQer, Stote
~ Sine 9ouIe 5ommOnb, Suoiaua.
WerIougt: @~erfdufer in jeoem Gountn in ben Ser.
~ Stonten. $T5 mOn0tli0 uuo g~tuSluQeu. Gffice, Qrz
8etgett, A6ltefernn9s=Q8ageH 9ellefert. Maaret Wouo=
poi. aoreIe: K. =. Co. Al, @olOnuooe 8utIOin9,
8o1ton, Atdll' 2lil9t9L iot, 4io
, 1894-07-28
XGrmen.


2Hoertoui9en: Sine 6arm Don 100 Ader, 90
~ Nder INTERN Rflug, pDuitQnoIge Waihtnerte. II
Sube NIT grnte, in &elpouce So. qegen Sta0tsSrluos
in gutter Gage. QBe9eH @ln8elbeiteu aorelIre:
i. 4~tebrtenS, 1524-26 9tortb 10. StraBe
2SI3t SbCbupQau. gSlS.
, 1894-07-28
Uuterri6t.

IHterridt I'M @uglii1eu uno S5rou5biiideH ertbeilt
~ Spro9leDrer SDutup, So 5tst, uabe lSter StraBe.
, 1894-07-28
O%erfoufeu ober su O%srtauf9tE:

~ GbicagO S9iBeuport. mug iofort oerfauft luerOkr
bes9oIb preiStuirOig fir Sab. A0reiire:
2417t II 4 Stdats5eitunQ.
, 1894-07-28

Annual Statement Of the NEWARK FIRE
sSeW3fk, IN the State of New Jersey, on the
S!st day of December 1898: made to the insurance
G9uPeriutendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
Capital
amount OF Capital Stock, paid up in
ARsaES
, 1894-07-28
D6bentlid)e 8rieFiite.

Gbtcago, 20. SHli.
Ollie in bteIer GiTte on9e3eigteu 8rteIe, fpeG6e Hi9t
iunerbolb 5tpei @8ode1, POM ObenlteDenoeH Datum Elk.
gerebnet abqebolt liuo. meroeT mad Der Dead Letter
Office Ill MQibiHgtOu gelau6L
, 1894-01-06
acknowledgements

HForbindelse med Bekien dtgj6r-
else af code November f. A.
Bringes Diet herved til offentlig Ku nd
skab, at det Days Dato til Uddeling
forfaldne Rentebel6b af Grosserer
WILHELM SMIDTS Underst0t-
telseslegat for Trengende paa St,
Croix er blevtt fordelt mellem fol-
genfe Personer
AGUSTIA JACKSON
M. NC .CORMICK
CATHARINE BURKE
w. GARDEN
THOMAS LAWRENCE
w. q. TODMAN
JANE GLASGOW
GouSernements Secretariatet St, CIoix,
den lste Januar 1894.
LIMPR1CHT.
, 1894-01-06

Foranstaaendo we'd Allerh4isSte Resolution
az 24de November 1898 Kraft of K%.olonial-
,ovep at 27de November 1863 81 -@fastsotte
Budget for ST. Ceoix Kommune offentlig-
giores herved i Henhold til Kolonialloveas ,
S 50.
Gouvernementet for de dansk veStindisk
Der. st. Croix den 2den Januar 1894.
, 1894-01-06

DO. til do. do. i Frederiksted >...., ..et....
H.. Sandhedspesenet.
Looming ~. m. til andphysicus 0.
andre offentlige L@ger.~,~.... -.
Lonning7iI > Jordemodre i Byerne, Ell
a $500 OF en- 3 500. ......~.... i.
Huusleiegodtgj6rels ...--
Looming % neutrality-suspicious. for {
exalninerede Jordemodre for Lande.
d $500 aarlig og s m%aanedlig, SAINT
Till@g til en- Joldcmoder :. --.....
Looming til l Dyrl@ge..-...
Udgifterne we'd neutrality-suspicious.. :.
Udgifter we'd Anstalten for spedalske
DO. we'd Quarantanev esehet og til Fore
byggels, al E%pjdemier
Til AuskaffoIsc, Udyondelse og opstiIline
at en- Distinctions own Frederiksted !.
Acknowledgements for : Jordemodfe-
IL. FotfgraSenet.
Observation-Disclosures til Fottige
Msdicin til Fattigo. .,
4
Begravelsesomkostnin for F~attige..-.
Legetil.yn til Fattige paa Landct
Is Fangselsorse"e
Lonninger til op~yn.personaIet
ryeude % GoJtyjorolse for Tyen'e4oId
Til Arrestanters og Straifangers FoE-
p%leining ...
Forskjellige andro Ud8ifter
IA. Bidroq Ill ImmigrotionsJoadct.~ !
3. ForshelFge UdgVter.... ......
F. Bygnings og andre "Jestemte %
gJter~~~.-"
G. 2ensioner $685..
Pensioner cfter Pensionsloven al
4de December 1868. .........
Do. if6lge Anordning -~...t..
DO. Til udtiente Underoficeror, SPille
mmnd og Menige af H&rstyrken
Andeel for ST. Cr0ix,
II. Renter 4oIo af Kr. 567 ,366.72 lRes
paa Laanet fra StatskasSen ltolg'
Low af lode Juni 1870 Kr. 22,694.6t
q Kurs 10.
7 Til Indfrielsen at Colonialkasseni
Rentegaranti for S.. Croix F@Ilps
Sukkerkogerier ifolge Low at 25d
Februar og Anordnipg af lode Jun
1876 49,.
Ialt Udgifter ......... ..A ."c
, 1894-01-06

The FOREGOING Budget for The Municipality
81 St. Uroiz. which has been fixed by Royal
Resolution of oath November 1898 by vir-
tue of Colonial Law of 9th November 1868
Sc, is hereby promulgated according to IS
Of the. Colonial Law.
{ The Government Of the Danish West India
Islauds9St. Croik, the End January 1894.
, 1894-01-06

3. DiyerS Erpensss>....... ~.
Z. Erpenses for BpiIding and other
uncertain Expenses =. --...-
J. Pensions.
Pensions according to Pension law
of 18th December 1863. ......I
Do. according to Ordinance. j.
Do. To retired non commissioned officers
musicians ard privates Of the
West Indig &rces, part for ST.
Croix :. & ...t... -. =. IT.. ...
Il Interest op the Balance Kr.567, 366.72
of theS1oad from the State Treasury
according to Law of l6th June 1876
Kr. %, 69f.66 at rate 10 $500.
In order to fulfil the Colonial Trea-
. spry's guarantee of interest of the
Central Factory, according to law Of
25th February and Ordinance OF
10th june 1876. ,.... !. -, :,
TN.AE R-oO,II4rYo
, 1894-01-06

Brought forward IS 9,187.00 $4,000 To-
at Friedensfeld IS 2l6.00
In aid Of the private
BOYS $ c h | IN
{ hristiansted, up to-. l 10000
DO. of Do. in Freder-
iksted 10000
10 ,803. O0
, 1894-01-06

lKSbtQ. .. GOO.OD
-I0.8 03 .0C
II. Tie Sanitory Department -
Salaries &c. to the
Landphysician and
q MS 2,O88.OO
Salaries to 2 mid
wives in the towns,
600 $4,000
House Rent Il 48.0Q
ala,y to 7 examined
midwives in the rural
district al 1920 pa,
and bouserent at S.
p. m, and additional
salary for one mid
WIFE,. .......-- 3c5o.OU
terinary Surgeon !. $4,000
Expenses for the Com
munal Hospitals. @3,550.OO
Expenses for the Asy-
lnm for lepers -. 10000
Expenses for the
Quarantine Departs
ment and for precau-
tionary measures s.
against epi9emica l,l00OU
For procgFinA ana, v
transporting y dist- -,
erecting Shs isaWe
in Freaeriksted $4,000.
- ne
, 1894-01-06

Overt6rt...
- T., -
Leie af Skolelocale paa Fricdensfeld.
UndeistotteIse til den private h6jere
DlengeskoIe Christiansted, indtil.....
Do. til do. do. i Frederiksted $500. ..ee.....
H.. Sundhedsresenet.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-27
Some Things 1t Did.

What kind of protection did YOU
have under the Mckinley billf What
did it do for the country? We hard
ly need tell you what you already
know.
1t threw millions out of work.
1t induced the bloodiest strikes of
our history.
1t melted labor and capital to DIES
perate warfare
1t ruined many bank, factory,
enterprise and industry
Il set back the hands on the dial
Of progress
1t depressed wages and oppressed
the poor.
II marched with rum before it and
famine behind it.
1t collected the taxes from the
poor with one hand and gave it to
the rich with the other.
1t built castles for the monopolists
and huts for the producer.
1t was on the road to turn the far
mer from his farm and the farms in
to deserts.
1t dragged the whole country tC
the verge Of ruin.
But what need TO further recapit
ulate? The whole tragic history o
those Mckinley times will go dowr
in our history as the darkest since
the war.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-27
WHERE THEY SHOULD BE.
The Republican Party is the Party of
Trusts, Combines and Corporate
Interests, that require Pro-
lection TO Assist their
Schemes of Robbery.

Capt. George W. Harrison, of the
West Virginia Central railroad has
gone over to the Republican party
because he thinks that under the
Republican laws the railroad which
he represents can make more money
than under Democratic laws
The Tucker Democrat says the
Davlses and their associates are
against Mr.. Wilson because they
think that under the Republican
system Of protection the mining cor
porations in which they are inter
csted would be more highly favored
than under the Democratic low tariff
Both are right. The Republican
party is the party Of railroads, trusts
aud monopolies. The democratic
party is the party Of the people. The
Republican party increases the
profits Of the capitalists and taxes
of the people, while the Democratic
party taxes the income of wealth
and lessons the burdens of the PEG
pie. If you want to vote a tax upon
yourself to make Mr. Harrison's rail
roads or the Messrs Davises mines
more profitable, then vote for Mr..
Dayton. Ifyeu want to still further
reduce and equaiize taxation, vote
for Mr.. Wilson II you are a mo.
nopolist, capitalist. bondholder
or the owner OF Il railroad, it will be
to your interest to vote for Mr. Day
ton. If YOU are not then Wilson
ought TO have your vote.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-27
Young Men and Debt.


Every young man should be in
debt Not in debt to his tailor, or
his landlady or for a bar bill, for
that class of obligation does more
harm than good even if be does pay
within a reasonable time 1t is well,
though, 10 be encountered by some
real estate mortgage or obligated
for such liability as building associ-
alton shares and endowment insur-
anee; not a burden which is going
to become drain to make life a
drudge and call for every spare
penny, but one which will have a
tendency to select bis pleasures
rather than drift into them for want
Of any other object in life,
Most young men do not see much
to gain by saving a few dollars each
month from their salaries, and they
fall into the habit of letting it all go.
A small partial payment investment
in real estate, entered into at 81
years upon basis of five dollars per
month. with the natural additions
he would make having once become
interested. will amount to a very
snug little equity by the time he is
forty The same would prove true
from an investment in endowment
insurance or in building association
sharee
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-27
Life or Death!

1t is of vital Importance that it
should be understood by persons whose
kidneys are inactive, that this condi-
ton of things is finally inductiye of a
state of the organs where life hangs
in the balance. Bright's disease. dia-
betes, albuminuria are all diseases of
a very obstinate character in their
mature stage, and all have a fatal
tendency. They often battle the most
praetieed medical skill, and the most
approved remedies of materia mediea.
But opposed at the out set--that is to
say, when the kidneys begin to dis
charge their functions inaetiyely-
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
the dangerous tendency is checked
Very useful, also, is this household
medicine for those ailments of com
mon ce-constipation, billi-
BUSINESS, dyspepsia, and nervousness.
1t is a safeguard against malaria and
ayerts chronic rheumatism.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-27
More Migrating.


A Pittsburg paper Of Saturday
says: A party Of coke region Slavs
left for the new colony in Arkansas
over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
last night, and most of them were
evidently prepared to remain. There
were about % Of them, including
women and children, and others will
join them at various points in Ohio,
until the number is increased to
about so. 1t is said that It's fami-
lies have already settled in the new
colony. which has been given the
name of Slovaktown. A town hall
has been erected and it is expected
to establish schools in the Slavonic
language.
j. ID. Tatrsy. the leader OF the par
ty from the Connell sville region. says
that district is heing rapidly drained
of its Slayish population. In all,
some 200 families have left it, TO 90
to various colonies in the West
Some OF those who went to Wiscon
sin have returned, lie says, as they
did not like the country OF the to.
tai number remaining in the coke
region, probably a majority have got
back To their places at the mines.
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BY the Lake Shore.


The Duke of Chicago was calling
on the fair Lady Wabash with ser
ious intent He had been taking
several flyers at her, but had not
come down to business.
Jaw, YOU make me tired, " she said,
hlushing furiously.
Come off" he responded, as be
awkwardly fell over tabonrette OF
ottoman or something that never
should have been left in the middle
of the floor
What are you giving me CUFF like
that forY she inquired TREMENDOUSLY.
Cuff, nothing, he exclaimed, -
that's a straight tip"
e'Tisn wind pudding2' she muir
INJURED. dnubtingly.
Course not. What do you take
me for, anyhowY7 and his voice
sounded like strain of forgotten
music.
DO yon really mean husiness?''
she asked as she shrank back into
the shadow.
For a winner and no mistake
"And we'll CONSOLIDATED
That's the size OF it. Birdie
"Oh, DIXIE. she cried, flinging her.
self into his arms, II never thought
I'd nave a eineh like this | WASH t
onto your racket a little bit, and
thought you were ouly giving me a
base drum solo for the summer cam.
paign.'
And The Duke imprinted upon heI
rosy lips wholesome, 7 by salute,
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A Story of John Bright.

John Bright went into an agricul
tursI district one dsy and had to
@alk from the station a long way in
20 the village. A clergyman who
sss IRWIN in a dog cart overlook
hiu. aoa. learning his destination,
offered TO drive him there Have
you seen the papers &c day?n the
parson asked, when Mr.. Bright had
accepted a seat. Yes; what is in
themf" "Why, that rascal John
Bright has beer making another
speech. And what was it aboutY
asked Mr.. Bright The clergyman
explained. well, said the strang-
err, perhaps Mr. Bright was only
expressing his honest convictions;
perhaps, even. be may be right."
"Oh, no, said the iraJe clergyman.
IF had him here, | woaid feel like
shooting him" Before they sepa
rated, Mr. Bright had promised to
go to his new acquaintance church
next morning The theme of the
sermon was Brights speech, and at
at the conclusion MI Bright thanked
him for his able sermon As the
rector was going home to dinner, a
friend met him and said, "You have
been preaching under distinguished
patronage this morning Mo-
said the parson. "Oh, yes, you
have" replied the friend; you had
John Bright among the congrega
tion. Didn't YOU notice him in front
in the middle pew" why" SAID
the rector, Il drove him % the vii
lage yesterday in my dog cart, anC
called him rascal and excoriateC
him in all the moods and lenses. ant
he never said word | must &,
and apologize at once. ~ S
Wdlsh, IN Novem6e,' LippfacotfS.