davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
Observation-Disclosures Tito Gtiens
baDtbatttett.

Sine Der 6aupterf9etnnungen Der &rantz
bett, an nel9er iebt unnTer tpirtbf9aftli9er
&0rper letbet, lit Die Mbna6me unIerer @tfenz
6a6neinna6men unD tpprd1t es 6altptfd9lt9
fe6lt, feben mir baran, baB es Die fogendnnz
ten Stranger" s8a6nen, Die 8abnen, Die in
Die groBen Maisz unb Mei3enftuateu fii6ren,
fino, Die unter bieI er Mbnabme am meilten
gu Geiben BADEN. Die ct, PauGz8abn bat
in Der S9lubno9e bes DECEMBER benz
@oria6re ~gegeniiber 1858 Dollars @uSz
fan gebabt, in benz 9an3en Monat 330,651
Dollars unb in benz gdn3en Sabre 5~,386,657
Dollars. Muf 10000 Dollars belief it4
Der Nusfa4 Der Burlington nnb 9utncD<
8a6n i'm Wondt Nonember. Mu6 bic UfD=
bile unb Sbto 8abn bat i'm Nobember mod
1926 Dollars Musfau, bic @ib Poctftcz
8abn aber auf i6rer 0itlt9en Strede 1877
40 Dollars 3unabme. Die @beIapedte
unb Sbtoz8a6n tpei1t in Der brttten 0e3em<
bertpp9e 14,755 Dollars unb bic Mtnneaz
polls urb ct. 2outs=8a6n i'm Monat g}o>
bember 11,609 Dollars 3unabme auf. Die
@tnnabmen Der 8abafbz8abn b~efferten fi9
i'm DECEMBER I'm 29,943 Dollars, bic Gin
na6men Der Great Nortbern I'm 87,318,
Der Mertcan Gentrdl Tim 36,184, Der Norz
foGt utb @eitern I'm 1882, Der 9enDer
unb &to @ranbe I'm 10000 Dollars unO
bic 2Ouispiue unb NafbbiIe 8abn bat i'm
MOnat Nobember 6O,902 3unabme gebabt.
l1eberaG to @ei3en unO @eli4torn nift has
9auptprpbutt bilben, tit bas Srd3tgd9dft
lebbafter, Mu9 i'm ~@tfenbabnbau regt fi6'5
tpieOer, Sn ~3tpan3is Sabren 1T nt4t mebr
70 tpentg ge6aut tporOen, pte i'm lebten. Muf
500 MeiIen nurbe Der 3uipa9s bere9net
unb Bis gum Sftober auf ca. taufenb; i'm
lebten 8terteliabre aber lit Die Meilen3abI
fIr's Sabr auf 1919 geftiegen. Dem ite9cn
gegeniiber 1928 Metlen i'm Sabre 1898,
4648 inn Sabre 1892, 1920 i'm Sabre 1891,
5657 in 1890, unb 1888 i'm Sabre 1887,
8is mir Die leBtere 3abl Dteber bduen,
miifen mod eintge Sabre Oergeben, bod 1T
felt etnem 8ierteliabre Der @iienbabnbau
pieber i'm Steigen begriffen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
Gin mutbi9er pfarrRerr.

@panif9e 8lGtter beri9ten: Sn Der Srt@
f9aft 9erencta, Brobin3 Gtubabz&eal,
tpurOe tiir3lt9 6as pfarr6aus BON feds
8anbiten iiberfaqen. Don Soie Ga1eia,
Der Pfarrer, 1T 8ugletb AUDI S6abmeifter
Der &ir9enfabrtf unb gilt in Der @egenb
fir einen begiiterten Mann. gr fab 9egen
8 ltbr Nbenbs in Der &ii9e, unb feline a9tz
5igidbrtge 0dus6Gltertn bate eben bas
Na3tefen auf etnem Sif96en neben Dem
fldmmenben &it6enber6 dufgetra9en, al8
an Der 9austbiir geflopft tpurbe. Die @Gte
Dffnete unb erbIidte einige unbefannte
Mdnner, tpeG9e fagten, fte MOLTEN ben
Bfarrer fpre@en, Inn linn ben 8etrag fir
etnt9e at leferbe Seelenmeffen %ein3ubGnbiz
gen. Ser 9aus6Glterin fam bic @a9e
Der6G3tig bor unb Ite nDIte Die Sbire
tpieber f6GieBen; in bemielben &llgenblid
dber lDurbe Dtefel6e gepdlt1dm dufgeriIen
unb feds nit 9oG8en unb piftoGen be-
paffnete Mdnner 1~tiiraten btnetn. Mls
Der qforrer Die 8on6iten bereinfiirmen
fab, berlor ct feline &aGtbliitigfett ni9t,
Ionoern Bat 3unG9t, tie mO3ten Der
often nt9ts gu Qetbe t6un. Die 8dnz
bitten 3ogen lire 9pl9e 6erppr unD forberten
ben pfarrer auf, f9leunigft @elo berDorz
5ulanger. Don Sole ergrtff nun bliBf9ne1
Die unter benz Hau9fdng bdngenoe fupferne
Sellampe, f9leuberte fie nit aler &rdft
benz linn 3und9f1tebenben &Guber in's Sc
ft9t unb goB ben Sn6alt zines am SCRIBE
ftebenben Wafertefels iiber bas 6euer aus.
Sofort blieb Die &i6e in tiefes 9untel gez
biQt. 9te Gduber ~tafteten, tptlbe Slii9e
ausitDBenb, na6 benz Yfarrer berum, mag
ten es aber nt6t, UNI ii9 nt9t gegenfettig
gu bertpunben, in Der 9untelbeit BON i6ren
Maffen 9ebrou6 gu ma9en. Na6 eingen
NugenbGiden fur9tbarer 8erntrrung, nG6@
renD tDel9er Die Mlte o6nmG9ttg tpurbe,
fiiblte fi4 Der pfarrer bon 3net frat
ttgen 5Guten ergriffen. SnitinttmdBtg
legte er Die 9anb an Die 8ruft unb fDfort
erbielt er einen 9ol9fti6 in e%rtere. Srob
ietner Wunbe gela1g es tbm, fetnem @n=
greifer ben 9ol4 gu entretBen unb
Semen NIT etnem pu9tigen Sauftf4lag tn's
8eft4t gu 8Oben 81 f9lagen. Nun lief
Der Bfarrer be6enb CUR Sbiir binaus, unb
pG6reno Die Gduber in Der Ountelbett
6erumtappten unb raiten, f3loB er BON
ouBen bic 0austbiir nit Dem S9li7eG,
elite auf bic GtraBe unb i9rte aus Qetbesz
frdften: ogtduber! Gtnbre9er BET mir!
9ilfe! 2eute berbet!" DIS Die 8anbiten
Die 6iilferufe tpabrna6men, befdmen fe
@ngit unb mo9ten ftb, gum 5eniter btnansz
fprtngen0, etltgft aus benz Staube. 0ie
berbetgelaufenen Na@6arn begleiteten ibren
Yfarr6errn ndb fetner Mobnung, Die alte
9aus3dlterin 1T NIT Dem bIpben 94reden
OdDDn d%efommen. Tip Wrnhp nie Der
tpatere, Misunderstanding pfarrer in
Die 9anb %beton1men, tit erbebli9, gliidli3er@
tpetIe aber ni4t lebensgefG6rlt9.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07

- Wir ltegen ieBt nit 9eut19lanb,
nit SeIterrei9 unb nit Gpanien tpegen bes
3e6ntelz3uf9ldgs3oIes BON 3uder aus 2dn>
bern, Die barauf cine Musfu6rprGmie be5d6z
len, i'm @treit unb es tpirb ni9t lange bauz
ern, 10 tperben mir audi nit 6rantret9, pon
mel9em mir btel 3uder be3ie6en, i'm Strett
ltegen. 9eutf9lanb unb Gpanten baben
bereits 8ergeGtungsmaBregeln ergtiffen unb
i'm @~in0erne9men nit 9eut19Ianb aud1
0dnemart unb 8elgten, unb Se1terret9 unb
Srantret6 perben ni9t lange auf it9 narttn
laiien. Mir nerben bdnn, tpenr Der gpn9reB
ben 3uI9lags3oG ni9t aufbebt, @ieberperz
geltung iiben mifen, unb bann nerben mir
nnS zines 130nen Sdge5 mitten i'm f90nIten
3oltrteg brtn beftnben unb mas BADEN mir
baDon? Stein gar nt9ts. S9euerern 3udsr.
I'm Dem 3udertruft nod etnen G~rtraprofit
in ben 9als gu f3metBen, miifen mir un5
briiben nod baS bts3en Musfu6r berberbcn
laKen. limb babel md9t Der bempfrdtiT6 e
GongreB niht Die ~9ertngite Mtene CUR M6z
f9affung bes &aub3pIs, trpB Der fir9tsrz
lt9en 9tebe, Die neuli6 feline partet befom=
men bat. Nun, in Elm paar Monaten giebt
es ia etnen repu6lttanti6en GongreB, unb Der
nirb fi9 natiirIi9 beeilen, Dem 3udertruIt
Gins btn3ubauen. rSber mas beiBt mid
Do"
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
pfurrer 9ucep, Der lDtpenbafte &eftor

pIuIIE[ OnIep, Ut[ IUluelluuIl IL JleIIpI
Der ct. 2eoz@emetnbe in g}en Oort, 1T gu
Neuiabr in MaibtngtOn getpeIen unb bat Dem
Nblegaten @atOli feline @liidpiinI4e barge
brd4t. Nu9 benz @r3biT9Of GOrrigan bat
er einen 8eiu9 abgeftattet unb 1T, ba tpte
bort, nit GROCER 9er3li3teit empfangen tpOrz
ben. gun an Der a%ustpenbigen 9er5Gi9teit
pirb's ni6t gemangelt baben, aber Oarauf
mOllen mir petten, baB Die SaAe 3ptI4en
Gorrtgan unb 9ucep nt4t, pte Der @afbingz
toner Correspondent meirt, ausgeitanben lit
unb mir ni9ts mebr babon gu b0ren befom=
men; i'm 9egentbei1, mir toerben bas @rgebz
nib Der Omepf9en 8efu9e in Der Neuiabrsz
po6e gu bDren befommen. I'm bic bloBe
Nnpiinf9ung bes neuen Sabres bat ft9's
babel ni9t gebanbelt,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
Gin outer 6run6.

Sausfrau: rNber Giefe, i6 bate Dir
bOcb geiagt, 9u louteft einen Qtal BON
Morfte mitbringen. $50 lit ct 6enn?" =
Giefe: vQA Soft, io'n 8teb is iar 10
iliti9erig; bet is mir aus Set Se6d9tniB
ieiAliipft."
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07

niiBen, nm ben 9emOtraten i'm 8eI9dftsz
orbnungs>2Gusf4uB 8eritanb bei3ubringen,
Mir miifen eben, Tolange mir niAt ppm Sc
gent6eiG iiber5eugt finb, ben Mu5I4uB fir
p~erniinftigen @oritelungen 8ugdngli9 fall
ten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07

Inn Steuungiu6enben Bel Ser ge9enz
DGrtigen NOtblage bas @rlansen bon 8ez
i9Gfttguns gu erlet6tern, nimmt bas
81 enengeiude unentQeItlicb alf.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07

- GummiT6u6e = fiir 6unbe finb in
9eutf3lanb bas neueite SSnbuitrtez@ r5eugz
nib. @enn i'm @inter bic StraBen nit
@3nee beOedt iinb, tpenn bic 9ferbebabnz
14ienen bur3 SaI3 baoon befreit nerben,
bann nerben bic SiBe Der 9unbe Getbt numb,
un0 70 tit man auf ben @ebanfen getommen,
fie bur9 8ummif9ube gegen berartigeSGbr@
lihfeiten 81 f9iiben. 0ie S6ube ftnb dber
niAt btutg unb bamit berfeblen ite tbren
eigentli9en 8ped: BENIN in eriter 2tnte
folten boh bic 3teb6unbe gegen Die Gin
fliiRe Der ~fdl3tgen SGutb gef9iiBt tperben;
ba 0eren 8eitBer aber metit arme 9eute iinb,
D tperben nur bic bertpDbnten S~6ppB6inbz
6en ben 8ortbeil baDon BADEN. : 1tebrtgen5
pflegen Die 8emobner Der arftii9en gone
felt Differs Der tbren 3ugbunOen gum SbuB
Der 3e6en cine Dirt 2eoeri9ube, Die nit Riez
men befettgt tperben, an5u5ie6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07

ueber Elm GuBert fruAtbures Sbema,
bas Sbema Der SeGbittGuf9ung, bat geitern
Der l1nitartergetitlt9e Senn gepreOigt, Sb
er ii9 babel pObG AUDI iiber fi4 feIbf tlar
genprben lit ?
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
SeSnqerTou bat oe1tern i'm bieTiden 81

- SngerfoG bat geitern i'm bieiigen GOz
Ium6ta=S6eater aIer Geltgton tpieber elm
NAL ben @aruS gema6t, NGtdre unO Sbrone
getiirat unb ben 2ebens9enuB als ben ein5t@
gen 2ebens5ped be5ei6net, Gr gebOrt aGfO
au9 elmer @efte an, iener Sefte, BON Der es
in Der 8tbel beiBt Sbr 8au4 tit ibr 9Ott !!
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
Scr Hpfprpnh GInr4p If ipb+ nih+ m,

- Ser &eferenO G1urte tit iebt nidt mebr
Bfarrer an Der presbpteriant19en Campbell
partz&ir4e, iOnbern ptrb ft@ gang unb
ungeitDrt benz Peoples Sntitute", 3, +,
Dem rSemperen5z@ alu6n" tpibmen, Der
Mann t6ut urS leib.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
GiPenBaRn~ GahrpRdne.

GSbtcasp 6 gtortbtu fterws GiI enb abn. - gidet
" Offices gtDS. 206-208 GIarf=StroBe, on Der
SofleD aoenue Station unb ont Depot Gde Meas.
nn0 2inaie=StroRe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
- - Union po6eneer Station.
v%IHGnnSgIVdnid LINES.
alOams., NanaI. ma WRaeifpMs@ tr.

Stdet=DfTices: @n eer Station, in 24S g. Giart
Gtross Gds SadIou, unb i'm Nuoitpriuuts5 eteL
Surts3i9e fabren fie f0lgt na5 Gentrals3eit:
'IG0liA. tIdQlim, ausQeroHmeu SonntaQs.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
sxQfnois Central.

Nne bnrS9gebenoen 3ige BON Der @eutroI.s Citation.
~ StIaBe nno Bart Sto1n. 3hge fir ben Subeu tDnuea
e0enlaAs an q StraBe. 80. StraSe uno SpOe Bart aes
lprii'en lner6eH; Sldets in Der Stabt=CfFce, i94 Sae
Slart=otroBe, lnO int aHottorium=6 otei.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07

SSsStGiaen Central, 81. 3. 6. 8 9. 81. unA q. &
~*S q. u. &-rIbe Nia9ara SfaGs RUute". Gitet.
Offices. G. Glort Str. un6 StotiOnen u. ctr. unb part
9top, q. Ctr. 80. Str. unh 9Nbe 9ort .
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07

Sda. - -
S9nea5n9 mad 0es Wtctues ..... : $50 ST o ESQ q
SatnDts, SDipa uHo @eoriooGrpresl = $3.50 go : ESQ y
minneapolis, 81. II. S. Siour Eau8.' $50 81 1905 u
Solicit Accommodation. ...... A:e5 gda s:45 III
&sra AecpMMp eotiou. - II $50 9{+ 9:5o9R
ct So. &eaOenleprtb, GanIas Gitn,
Colorado & 9eras Grpres. -. 500 I'll 1o;eSul
Bio S5iee nod 9eaeer, geto. Gpss.
Yuebio, eia 9muba & G.rcoln :. : 1890 I'll s:IogS
Omobo, ct. Saul. 9sOrlG s. 9eMser 1910 NF 1904
'3dgIi9. 9tnsQeuonmeu eUnutaq. / Qugoengm.
men 2omltG9. 9 Mu89eneu,met Wtpntoe. 9 SEahrt
ta9li9 as &otoI=3u9 poH Ge8 NtoInes aarEf.
YeOria SAIais0aaeH nir0 BEN Bio SEise Gauftea
@beuDS angeh6Hat.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07

NbieaaD,. Wod S0IeMo & gaciNcs@abm. -
W Yaiiagier=Statt0n. 9aR @urer.@5tr. Elm B[p2
iuS!its BON 8Ooro Of Srase. 3idet-CfFce: 14 6IarfItr.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07

Salisbury &c GtreotDr. ............ 8:15 Nt+ 6l5 u
NDdfDro q Scrretou ....... .... / 9:15 Wtl+ 215 y
G0eGl Roints SGirois 1uh Soipa : 11:50 81 2:l5 81
gtonforS, Sterliug. Wtenoo1a. -. + 4:30 9i+1O20 M
StreatDr unb Stta:ua.. ..........f 4:30 9ttI020M
Ranla8 GitH, st. SpIepb un6
&eapenpOrGb. 49,. ...:....... . 5:25 q : s:2o SCI
SHE BHatte III Seros. 80. ......... : 5:25 III . 920M
Omaha, eenn. 8Guffs. geb. Yoiuts . 6:32 ~ SPOON
ct. YaHI unb WtinneoppIts ....... : 1928 81 S:O0M
&anlGS Gltg, ct SDIepb un0l
NeopenpDrfh.. .........:.. 1o:se vi : 645m
Gmabo, 9incDln unb 9enper. ...... 1890 81 s:2OM
Slad SiaS. Mnrtauo. NsrtlGuS = 1890 9d' $50 O}
ct. 9aul uub Minreap oils ....... 1120 gIT 1890 II
Sd9lid. + 2aaIi9, ausoenemmeu 6ouutaas.
I SQQlID, ousoeu DT1n1eu SaMftu,~
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
abfabrt ~9lnfunft

NHI0Aa0 GREAT WESTERN BY. 10. - SronO
Ssnfrol Gt9tIon. 5tttR Aos. une Sorriipn.9troes.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07

lE-SfEwSSg Chicago, 8nrIimstor s. Guinea
Il sNgy gfSYSI @iIeababn.
SssLsSAssSsAisaM SIR EidetS unb G6lafrpaaen. fpre6t
t sE2S$A 6pr in 211 GIarfEStr. II. in Der 11niDn
sSss 3lssliss Raffeuger Citation, Gaaol=5trabe uns
LMELssAI adams.
3uge M6fobrt Mnfunfi
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

Tho sentiment IN favor ~ the free
coinage of allvJs Is gaining ground, but
there are many obstacles 70 overcome
before the American people become fully
awake to the real situation. Tho advo.
Gates Of truo bImotalllsm have 10 cdu.
cate vast numbers Of the people Of the
United States. The first thing we need
to do ls 20 convince the people of The
cnst that we are not influenced by sec.
ilonsl or sordld motives. This can never
bc done by accusing them Of being net.
uated by Hi.rHar motives. We may say
what we viii, but the fact remains that
"honey catches more ilIes than vinegar"
Ia every direction the public are consld.
erlng the subject; as II is being dis.
cussodj light Il being diifurcd, and we
say cmphaiically oui duty 10 not 10 com.
plain OF, or charge with dishonesty our
eastern brethren, but rather give thom
sound argument TO convince them that
our Views are the current ones, that We
are for the good Of the whole country
always keeping IN mind the difference IA
our environments, aud Ia a very ehorl
time we will be IN tho majority aud be
able TO give tho world an object lessor
by getting our sentImenta cryh,allzcd int
law, and proving our wisdom by III,
prosperity Of the people Of all sections d
the republic.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

indivislble half dollar, tho continent ~
two quarters, but not prncticaliyn quar-
ter. I would have asked anybody ia
sight 70 change IL for me, but there was
no ono passing; II was o quiet street Of
brownstono dwellings, and not
throngod thoroughfnre nt any time At
that hour Of the late afternoon II was
desertod, except for tile bcggar and my
self, and ami not sure that he had amy
business 10 DO sitting there on the steps
Of another mans house, OF that Ind
the right 70 encourage his invasion by
giving him anything For a moment !
did not know quite what TO do. To bo
sure, was not bound 20 tho man In
any way. He Ind not asked mo for char
ity, and had barely paused before
him. could go ON aud ignore the In
cidont thought OF doing this, but
then Thought Of the bad conscience
should DO certain 10 have, and could
not SO ON. l glanced across the street,
and near tho corner saw decent look.
ing restaurant. and "Wait minute, 4" I
said 10 tho man, az II be were likoly 10
20 away, and l ran across 10 get my
half dollar changed at the restaurant.
was now quito resolved 10 give him
quarter, and DO done with Il; the
thing was getting 10 bo a bore. But
when entered the restaurant / saw no
one there but young man quite at tho
end Of long room, and when no had
come all tho way forward 10 find what
wanted was ashamed 20 ask him to
change my half dollar, and pretended
that wanted q package OF Sweet Ca.
porul cigarettes, which did not want,
and which II was pure waste for ms
TO buy. since do not smoke, though
doubtless It was better 70 buy them aud
encourage commerce than 20 give tho
half dollar and encourage bcggnry. Al
any rate, / innsincdyoly folt that had
political economy on my side Ia the
transaction, and made haste 20 go back
10 the man on tho steps and secure my.
self with Christian charity too. On the
way over 10 him, hfnyever, / decided
that would not give hinsa quarter, aud
ended by poiaing ib conta on ono Of
his oulstrUtchod stumpa
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

Tho silver City EAte.p1se docs Dem
Ing very malicious but wo believe un.
Intentional injury when u states that
dipihefIa seems 10 be prevalent IN this
city. Tho HEADLIunr has not heard ol
a single case Of dlpthcrla 10 Doming and
can youch FOR there being none here.
i.ast year the SeafiEai performed the
same KIND services uf making similarly
false statement, and the people here Will
appreciate u II the Silver papers conhnc
themselves strictly 10 the truth In cIrcu-
lating reporia which are calculated q
cause great Injury to a community.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

A very erroneous idea seems to prevail
In mining camps In regard 10 the pro-
visions Of the mining law In reference TO
recording aiiidavits Of assessment. The
HEADLIGHT has been informed that the
law Is construed tomcan miners are com
pelled 10 record their affidavit oi assesn-
ment A l.erusal Of the law itself should
settle this question. II snys that "with-
ln three monil after the expiration Of
the period ~ time Gxod for the perform.
ance Of annual labor such an ailldayit
may be made and recorded aud the nd.
yantngcs offered TO the claimant by do.
inR this Il set forth IN the next section of
tho law. No place deeu II say Il must be
doue, however, but the whole matter IL
left open Tor the claimant 10 decide,
whether be wants 20 60 10 tho expense
and realize the advantages or whether
he Is willing 10 take chances without re-
cofdlng.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

The taxpayers q Domlng win raise
NE rum n $500 ,hla ycar Tor The pur.
pofo d maintaining our public schools
hy lhe special tax voted some month
n9o. BE- n said 10 the credit ol our peu'
plo ihnt not single vote was cae'
against The levy and every person was
only too willing and anxious 70 vote ll,e
nuia necessary TO make the Demlng pub
llc schools The very hcsi IN the Territory
lilcull.e precinct was the only other ono
10 The county which voted Tor spccla
levy.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

Mary u. wilkins has done something
new In the piece Of work just completed
and glvcn by her 10 The L0dics' Home
Jeuraai for publication. 10 10 fcrica Of
"Neighborhood Types" These "typcs''
are the most unique characters, and are
found In n supposed New England vii
lage; 10 the portrayal oicach "iypc" Miss
Wilkins dcvotcsa acrafnte sketch -ilhue
she pictures a striking mgle'saaracter 10
"rhc Wise Man Of NJ Villago,' one Of
the most naiusai Of children 10 "Th,
Village BnnawayIra a familiar f,-ure IA
"The Neat Woman Of the Town." with
thrso other characters equally distinct
There are six "types," and all are illus
tfated.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22
A CHEERFUL GIvER.
NOVELIST HowELLs DESCRIBES HIS
TRlBuLATioNs

A MANNED Iiegrhr. Solitary Half Doiis~
and tho Contest nsswecn Tws Con-
soIenoss Unaettled--A Usually Calm Mind.
bat compromlse Was Arranged.
Mr. w. D. Howells has writtcn foi
Tho Century two papers entitled "Trib-
ulations OF Chocrful Givcr," giving
his experiences with tho begging frater-
nity. Tho following Ia talson from tho
FIRST paper;
Some months ago, "a was passing
through down town street ON my way
10 the elevated station, saw man
sitting on the steps Of n houeo He
seemed 10 bo resting hia elbows ON his
knees and holding ont both his hands
Az ! came nearer l perceived that ho
had no handa, but only stumps whore
the fingers had been cut Oft close 20 the
palms, aud that II wns those stumpa 10
was holding out Ia tho mute appeal
which was hts form Of begging. Othor-
wise he did not nsl, charity. When np-
preached him he did not look mp, aud
when stopped In front Of him ho did
not sponlr thought this rather ilno Ia
It's wayi except for his mntilation,
which the man really could not help,
there was nothing to oifond the sasto,
and his immobilo silence was certainly
impressive.
l decided at once 10 givo him some
thing, for whom am In the presence Of
want or even the appearance Of want,
there is something that says 10 me,
"tiite 70 him that nskoth," and hnyo
10 give or olao go away with n bad con-
science--a thing hnte. OF course do
not give much for wish 20 be good
cltizon rs well aa q good Christian, and
as soon az obey that voice which can
not disoboy hear another voice ro-
preaching mo for encouraging street
bcggary. have been taught that street
beRgary 10 wrong. aud when 1 have 10
unbutton two coats and 20 through throo
or four pockets before l can ronth tho
small coin ] mean 70 give IN oonph-
ance with that imperative voice, Ger.
tainly feel Il 70 DO wrong. So compro-
mise, and am never able 10 mako sure
that either Of those voices " satisfied
with me. am not even satisfied with
myself, but l am hcttor satisfied than II
gave nothing. That was the selfish
rcneon now had for deciding 10 yield
70 my better nature ana 10 obey the
voico which hado mo "0ivo 70 him that
askelh, " for, rs | said, hate bad con-
science. and Of two bad conscicncos
always choose the least, which, Ia q
case like this. ia tho ono that inccnsod
political economy gives mo
put my hand into my hip pocket,
whero keep my silver, and found moth.
ing there but half ndollar. This at once
changed the whole current OF my feci.
inga, and II was not chill pcnury that
roprcssod my noble fege. but chill aillu-
cnce Il was nauifcsily wrong 70 giyo
half dollar 20 q man who had no
hands of 70 any sort Of boggar I was
willing 10 commit a small act of inci-
yiam, but he'd not tho courage 20 fluut
political ECONOMY 10 tho extent Of 30
cents, and felt thet when / wns bid
den "uiyo 20 him that nskolh" 1 was
mover meant 20 give 20 much nh q half
dollar, but cent, or d half dime, or AZ
tho most quarter ! wished hnd .
quarter would gladly have glyon a
quarter, but there was a1lhlnR IA my
pocket bnt that fatal That inoxornbly
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

A Texas alock paper huo lal,ou up ior
dltcuaa|on the question A. 10 whether Il
rays ploekmen 10 alde.brnnd their cattle
The cause Tor the dlncuealon ~ ihc fact
that slde.brandlus has tho tendency to
dcprcciaic The value of hldeh The edo.
brand, |, y claimed. costs the cowman
t35n In the value placed on ihc animal
al the stock pon. The moro removed
the brands are from tho center Of the
hldcs the higher the price paid and cen.
aequenily the better nruro tho animal
brings. For inrianto steer branded on
tho neck Il worth 90 more than steer
branded ON the side. Leather manu-.
lacturofa recommend that cattle, n
hranded At all, be branded on the Jaw,
neck or low on the shoulder or thigh,
This IA matter which haa had the al.
ieniion of hnt few cnltlrmcn, aud Sc, u
worthy ol careful consideration. To
SNOW tiIut 10 attention has boon given "a
the location Of brand when taken lnto
connection with the probable difference
In value Of the hide, one has only tc
glance over any brand register 10 see
that some brands cover almoat ths
whole animal, rendering the hide prac
lically valueless.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

The sale Of Irrigated lands on the
Mimbres river owned by the Rio MIN
bres Irrigation Company 10 eastern cap.
ltallsts who propose TO devote the thous-
npas Of acres To the cultivation OF the
canalgrc plant Is merely a fulillment Of
the claims which this paper has boon
making all along of the wonderful fu.
turc Of this industry In the country ad.
laccnt TO Domiug. Cnnalgrc farming Is
destined 20 be one Of the greatest IN.
duslties Of southern New Mexico aud
this enterprise within few miles aid
the only factory In the world located
here makes Doming the very centor OF
the canaisre Industry. Practical farm.
ing such az In abou, to be Inangumtcd IL
the only way in which canaigro can be
raised upon bunlnesaliko baals, and
those who engage Ia Il arc certain to
reap the benefit Of good market at
reasonable prices. The cnnaigrc 10 found
wild oil throughout this section, but the
permannncy 10 insure money making
must be bad Ia cultivation. The plant,
when la blossom, Ia Of a beautiful scar.
lot colori the round stock shoots up from
amid the long ster mod leaves and bears
a buehy blossom containing thousands
Of seeds from which the plant can be
produced, or Il mny be cultivated from
tho root aa petatc is. II is Of the dock
family and there Is great number 81
varieties. The dry sandy soil Of aputh-
ern New Mexico Is particularly adapted
10 its culture, rs IL shown by lls wild
growth. Tho cultivated root 10 About
ihreo times rs lnrge ns II is IN the wild
state aud contlins higher percentage of
tannin and ingredients necessary 10 the
extract.