davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15

r Henry Watterson remarks: 1--WE have
in fact no democratic party at all-merely
an agglomeration of quiddities thrown to-
gether by the upheaval Of the times-a
monster without head, running wild
through a wilderness Of political incerti-
tuda -
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
Primary School Money.

The number Of children of school age in
Shiawassee county to share in the semi-an-
nual apportionment of school money is
9,455 and the rate is SO cents each. The
several townships and cities will receive the
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15

The Grand Army encampment next year
should be held In Mississippi. The result
In Kentucky Is quite satisfactory.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15

The republican pluralities In New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Iowa aggregate
43Q, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Y \
CO1yrON-The rarke opened SOLO points higher On an
advance Liverpool Of about points ana ca 'He
buying hero for IANoIcoi account me Mare ,r ~
reAc..a II several points. liberal rea,n. me mar
let closing steady with net ADVANCE 81 80" ~ ne
The tote. sa.es i+i2O bales. l|Quld'l'l ca NV
lnrg interest MS q feature OF TO- day. IN fact there
scal~i 20 be sellers Than takers The SCUM n'nsh
frey on. % The largest local shoT,s ,a'eieu ms s
thing II n surprise traders and 1uitNrT mp ~.
.hroaG expected unless better reports are received y
Tcxas some claim that market has arsady az,
counted further improvement Il wa Irp|..' .A ~,
weather foTecaster Damn predicted n Hhs uI'i," al.
Texas. he prompt, denied nat pe HaH mace any
such prediction. Louisiana expect. a>d''ase @, ~ P
cent acreage san Anicnla leN.. i'iolts Ne' ~
weather with the situation growing more serious l',h-
Gae. Tex. reports weather very dry ana WihIN, tul
little IS coming into Naiches MISS ana mere td
the big longs have hqudated Receipts al porl' o.
day 200 bales against s4ol bales last week
A 100 bales last year. receipts NewOrleans Mond2y
estimated 500 500 bales against 1924 bales last
Nee 40 6acs against IA bales last week 795 bales
last year and Memphis lo1 bales against 2c8 bales
last week and 30 bales last The weather reports
;ndca;e ,hai the woatf at the south during the past
has BEEN favorable in most sections ana thai pan
ing has made good progress many districts. Dry
weather has prevailed throughout Texas delaying p:ni
Ing anl mcstare IS claimed % be nluch nrc-ei IS
where as rule has fallen and has generally TN
Of beneas There sh during the week C'o'N
bales against j6O41 for the week OF lS'i aad the
Increase IN amount sight compared with last
2ST,O45 bales. Tie total visible supply O. cotton
shows an 49,. 367 bales compared with the
corresponding date Of 1894 increase OF +6i AS hale
compared with o.: 23.42 bales over 1H'2
against 93- 2G4 bales IN 1894 and 3sosls& bales in
1893 and 4.249 2o4 in S92 The total American SUPP
weeks net overland movement @5l7 bales against
- go bales corresponding week 1884 ana for he sea
son TO date il shows % i3a562
,ny 1891 bales against Ell in 1904. ana
1850 and SOS 476 in 1925
Opening range and close today and closing bids the
follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22

Spring chickens per pair. 75cqs fowls local and west
ern nor N oLGlOc Southern, &c; ROSTERS. young.
&c. do old &C., turkeys 1oal1c ducks. Dgtrc; geese
10 4Sl DRESSED-only moderate offering Or
shading prices iiu. clean up Other kinds of itr'h
poultry are generally quiet and Unchanged We QUOT :
or killed TnrIcvs per IL l0Vl4c: owls lof 10 e.;
cd cocks 7G7i,c; ducks SDl2c chickens fhlaaelpnia
sr2,aifs ~ Zen 81 35G<2 - quote for frozen:
Tilricys mails. fowls ioqloi4c chickens. l-Hlic'
GANF; sn,t. and poysr rated about steady though
low ,,ro shaded l'fle today g avoid holding o-r
sun lay W. quote G,den pi'v'r p'r dozen 81 ''gS-
SNIP .5d$d. wild ducks ri Heal. per pair ""cFSl'
,l- o,ailarl md hl.Ck. iudin'. common. l'd"C.
ITNV N%U STR AW--stcady ana UNCHANGED, We -iu-,,-.
I1ov mine rer 100 75c, Do NJ 10 No J. -. &C
do shippirs 800: clover mixed! ";,FDc' Clover T'''
rye eiraw iOaGnc: oat straw. 35f4ic. $1,000 t.,
pOT.TGt,: AMI, VEGETABLES Domestic potatoes IN
very moderate demand and receipts are more ih. amp
prices vesk sweets dull and heavy. GA onions u.
gently offered ard slow. bermuda ana lfaNat w
Steady sp,nach and kale light supply ana uncAis'
Southern asparagus in fair demand and Cleanhs ny n
but Larger supplies expected next week fl"rla ca''d
scarce and nrm. am prime green peas steaaf; n "
are quiet and lower. Tomatoes very scarce ana j. 81
quote: Potatoes Bermuda. per bbl. >i6<>. Do fasleh
Rose So 9lGS2 g. DO Hebron and white KINGS, - -
state s. 124S2 y sweet potatoes S2iS5 90 onions N'
S2USG. 40 rri and yellow. Sl1S@ 90 a. i'iihu'i' ~
crate 81 7o0Sl - DO Havana 81 40G>l 90: cabso
ogn per 100 SSU$l2 Go Fiorda. per hhl crate >''>
orv Southern si2e and dior. Ier doi n st ''c
QSl 80 kao Icr Nh. 80. spinach 'cHNl - raH
iced per 100 lunches Gci7ic: DO dry per hAsk' '.h
=, lettuce Norfolk per bas.c 1'ca$l' do 'hai
Sln$l b. 60 Florida. $lG$2 d. Ne%Neans per u', f'r
s.: green peas Florida per crate SlH$5 -. string leans
S2aS2 30 d, wax s. 5OoS3 SQUASH; Florida per crate
25a<l 30. new. per i0 punches $sH$l2 do tops
of S1Gs1 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22

s @ssd e s s 81 Sea- f n do rs fs5 so:
Lard steady ana fair demand steam leaf ia kettle
bard rs prime steam que 6scc Dry ss saI bor, r,b
G.c: loose sides G6jc. boxed meats worth
short rib sides &c lose short clear sides 80 boxed
M e ,b ct III f@; Ess d rm o n for less Ian
duck 15c goose. &c Whiskey quiet and steady sales
MILWAUKEE. Arlil in store opened sc hisher
ana l@o iEa f " hIght weathcr in The winter wheat
b ana unfayorable crop news. May oenei "a, 90 &C.
10 above and closed at is quoted at May prices
'app iyl %H' xa6a S % g a ga hara
fairly active ana higher many N E''8 6e
firm and higher futures advancing over lie per bqsh No
chanrei 5nocc ismpi,s sod from 81 52'sc according
to quality Flour steady aHd IN la. ue'Sal On % t'',s
Wood WIKI s. So - asked Mil steady and
cash 30 MAY prime steam lard s. Ma cash.
minneapolis April 2o.-Therc very heavy trade
toda IN the short session, the country was buying and
adyancoi Futures in this market closed li.c higher
than YESTERDAY over $4,000 bushels Of cash wheat was
May rnses in sXrhnse ior wheat bought o. them no 9r
yesteIday ana J"iX al ''i, "sa'A ta. SS 81,
,ember closed al e. asainSt -" oa3n "a
s,cady 10 2 white zoe; ~ g. 2li .aa0c corn steady
~ 3 5oc. Flour higher nrst Patents in wood quoted
81 3oqs3 90; 50 loa$3 - shipments. p
81, sack@i S21Sl3 -; shorts common bulk. $li 40
Thiade ph.a. April 2o-tgour market quIe'. Local job
ters generally we'll stocked up as result Ti .2eIaI
over are very hria views. the lat" advance
and m az * * r- BOZ choice r.nnsyyaaia VIA,
owing = 'hc renewal Of huliish sentiment and;
',aIc some inquiry Tor export bu' tus ness impraccitl,
~ : ~ Aea. e'a.9,,aG Wy. @'a@i'.e. June, Gt,4
~ ,i,' guy. T." ., VI , 'S, =" = ,tlIs
advanced '.c F,r inquiry for parcel io's for Export:
n-mly held under .-,u supplies y yellow in s.a.n d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22

" with moro active Trading May ceiling at Jlh052'sc
closing $3.50 cash corn bu, dull 5000 bush
pol!nr at .O7.c elevator. .OATSThe market was
outlet hut fairly steady Improving somewhat win the
other grains Receipts were fair West. and crop
md weather reports very favorable The close
was al lie advance cash dull but steady.
Sales -. ~ BUSH including 2GooO bush 10 oats
AZ 20. IT, 10000 bush No white, at 36c' ana
llo.0 bush track white at 3GG4ic on The curb Nay wa
22i. 432'er closing G2'sc..... BARLEH-Market cWil
ol6:od ~ Milwaukee. 81 GG@r; ungradcd western 80
&c MALI Market dull Quoted: western goa C
...... SFEpS-Narket steady with fair tcbting TRACE
Quoted Good grades clover s. 3oGS9 30; high sraoes
50 1880 -. timothy. 81 %Q>G 30. - -
We give comparison the closing prices q me pre-
xL-.. d. TIC co:resnanalnE date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22

Market closed easy at 2Q6 points advance connp7red
yesterdays closing prices. Transferable notices
$50 Total sales l4l.2Vo bales.
spot to-day and last night officially
reported For consumption, l4l bales total l41 spot
ton quiet: middlng uplands. &c; middng Gu 7i,C
which Lice higher. compared with yesterdays clos
ing.
Liverpool oables-Spot cotton in good demand: sales
IL bales speculation and export 1000 bales Amer
can bales; receipts. 1900 bales: American 1900
bales mddng upands SD futures oper@i steady buy
at 2Gid advance; closed h-n at 464a1i4d net al
vance: April, 33sv. Apr-May. 33Sv May-June 33Si 49,
June-July 34Os. JulyAugust Sab: August september
342l5b. September OcioDer 343;zb October Novemtrr
R45s November December, 3i6b. December anuary Sab
January February 3Si.s The position u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22

COFFEE-The market moved within very
range and trading 81 the Saturday character
being without the slightest feature The foreign adyces
indicated special changes the situation Hayre
Rio in consequence which local transactions
strc,ed showing absence Of though
there marked pressure Rio cables steady
Is $50 refs Cor No T. exchange quoted at ll6 receipts
900 bags Clearances for United States, bags
Rio stock 800 bags Santos receipts 10 bags
stock 600 bags: market firm 10 40 Havre
closing quiet. April. 81 francs May 81 % francs: june
81 francs; July. 1925 francs August; 81 30 francs
Hamburg closing steady; April 10 pigs. May 1913 pigs
June 70 pigs: July. 10 pigs August. 74.75 pigs.
closed dun unchanged 10 points decline
Sale Z as 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
CTNARD LINE

~ To LIVERPOOL BY - EENSroWN.
Etruria Apr. % a. .Nat j. noon
,arnpania ..... My l. noon NfrIr-.... MAY - , p NJ
I-n,brta = .. IN t'auPtult- .Ji II. ID
From -. North River. foIt Z GARRISON -
Cabin passage. 500 upward Second CD q .@S $40.
Si5 according - steamer AMI acc in'1 dat.ons .
- 49, F,r ,reiett an6 ,,s.ste aprly at tas
Cer4psny's orice No Bowling Green. New York
VERNON IL BROWN CO. General A=ents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
STATIONS foot Of DesbroSses and CorIandt Streets.
n Effect AnriI FL IsNl.
RAILROAD

In Eject April 81, 1898.
1000 FAST rrE%N5YLVASA Car
Ts5s af hcas sn SmSs e Sea G0&
& a. ciae,naa!i 60 4 S. lndlaG%polis IS a 81
zoo lPa E. 5 H. co A ASf50 s 16u1s
Pullman slecpng and Dining Cars to 81 LOUIS 0rt,
foni, Eng P ri'I G6caso iO'' a. ' d.
600 r: VI. YVES fEhN ExPREss Pullman slesRns
and Dining Cars - Chicago and Cleveland. Arrives
"a g. NJ IL 81 II a1H:a Nj esq f'S
Arrive cintinnaI 6 r VI niianapoiis 1918 P 81
500 = W. FAcFIc E%PREss Sleeping
70 Pitsbu,g. Connects for Chicago daily and Cleve-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
s. 80, . 1910 dining Gar l. A. NJ no 20 con;
s9ngs as S oln % ar re- M II IN Hsa ali
s6 G7 n MAr II 2s' ao P daily Sleeper.
Asbtyie lot springs Memphis. Jacksonville and
New orleans. l2l5 night daily, Seepers to Montsom
ATIAX i COAST LINE A. NJ daily sleepers to
Port Tampa, JacksonviI". Macon Charleston; > p NJ
ci n o 5a"P' RAILWAY Express 500 P NJ
r6 SAY Ih xT 'eP @Mo OK D anG sSoRroK via
Charles Route A. NJ Weekdays and with Through
FOR HTLANrTt CITY csI4EY 80 P NJ weekdays. Through
FOX rT' GA iI;S M&S S' f 400 p FISH Il weekaays
F Long F39cn A" da 90 9'a io 55g a9a Poa
wee,-days. SUNDAYS ,ezcep,, Asbury Park and Ocean
FOa PHILADELPHIA.
go. 20 8. $50. D, $50 10 Penna Limited, 10 10
dining carr. II g. NJ. y l. 20 j. 4% Dining
sunays G5 So o. . 20 no Limiiedi 10 l. NJ 2
dining carr. +. 40 dining carr dining Carr g.
Tc'et oGIces: Noa 3d. 5ii l. 1876 1873 ~ ane 4el
Cortlanit Streets count street Fulton street eS
broadway and Froollyn Annex station foot Of Fulton
Transfer company VIII call FOR ana check baggage from
s,' aad et.lcaoos tDrarsH to destna"p voon
G,a rf,G' Hsa,s,r General Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
cnMPANa@MQGA,
PACIFIC NAIL :. :. co.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
In'enl-d Steamship saIInss z N N2ro- uTer
no n1NDGhl AND l1lsllMEl

10 JAPAN AND Q5MlNAs
EMPRESS or JAPAN......Apru -. jane - August 20
EXHIBITION kYOTO JAPAN. APRIL. l>9j.
TO TJNgL.LU, E.3l AND AUSTRALIA
NyART.INOO ... Apri. I6 s-IONIHA .Aay 10
81 Cahil accommodations Ne.y .oH IAtes .
Fer tickets and fe.st rates apply 355 Broadway For
srer ra+a nj al y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY,

IRAN. leave Sat. q. .oot O., Libcr'y-st
far raetou. Ee'al.uot Al.u.'Hn. MaIch Chunk &,
4 30 - 900 Ill East. \ NJ 10. l:3) 400
- i.a.t.n. % -. g e. N.'ntown r. ~ sundays
10 i.2o 1 20 - II sundays. 4.3o y. NJ
Iar E"aLrr lI 30 500 30 1000 II 20 A. NJ. 10
10 500 zoo . 80 = 81; la15 nsh, SUNDAYS.
r.r IIarr. burg ~ 70 sOp $40 4 VI. 40. 30 CO.
boo. o. - .. 1918 night sundays. TOO 80 600
81 l2.l- rIllt
r.~ Sanb.' L~ni'burg and Williamsport az go. %
9.p 5. NJ. no. l.3o 730 J.. II Sundays. 600 =. VI.
Tr RI Era Long Bran D.. and points south . Pqin'
Pleasant 3D. SIS. II 20 4 y. 100 l;43 $40 70 Rcd
E.rAl 49, $50 G.i5 " SUNDAYS except Ocean
Grove an! A.t.l-t Park 9.pl \ 81 100 T. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22

,,tv,orn Queen U.,H 'Eurlem. near Rod star
Nill ~ Nha.f .0mflrfhtlr m1t'-af". ''utr" ~
chts AMI business apartment and board = day. or
bedroom and breakfast 81 Courier ""ts boats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
A -ETKOrE. ThlrLy Excursions 10 Europe.
GDDI\'S TOT RS.

~ Popular prices. 500 and up. Oc,an tickets ~
a.. lines send for Tourist Gazette l. Z. CLARK.
Tourist Agt III B'Way. y. y. Ohcit Ticket Ast. Penn
hylyanil and Erie II. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22

NEW- YORK; -ANIN EXP. = .
phvnlard April -, + ~ Frlesiand..... May - Noon
Weste.,land. MAY l. Noon Rtynland. May e. Noon
Voorl,ard 49,, NAV : Noon We-teruland. .Iune $ Noon
Waesland MAY = Non - 49e y Noon
pier H. North River once q Bowling Green =. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

N1 From New-lork We'd, Era. and Sat.
\ DELIGIlrtxL TRIP ny SEA TO THE PORTS on
STRAIGHT AND ROUND TRIP TICKETS 70 all points
IN Texas Colorado Utah. Arizona California Mexico
eto.. Gcorga and Florida Excellent accommoiatons.
TOURISTS TICKETS. good f)r six months.
Write page Pocket Guide ENABLED free,.
c u MALLORY & CO. Gen AEs Pier 20 L. r.. n. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
Cnropcdn Advertisements.

EU'EOPTANS AND TRAVELLERS will find
tic London ,mec = T,- Tribune -. Fleet street.
T. c. a convenient place leave their advertisements
and subscsipt!,n 10. The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22

Y ~ Nev-Yorh oiiices Uptown az I 22S Br1ai-
WAY ana Downtown 2Gi broadway. have every
facilty European ard American travel Independent
tickets all points and eNcuH ~ un.rs pefs nal escort
AZ rrg .ar intervals Programmes and all information free
application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
= NETHERLANDS LINN

z T. HIN I.NNI'N I'I4NI@
" for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Bouloens
Mer. France.
:. 6. AMSrERDA saturday April 27th. p.
:. = MAASDAM Saturday May ith. | !. m.
cabin upward. second cabin S?6: Storage
~ very Apply Tor tourist guide and terms
General Pa-eenEtr AgrncV. 30 RrnadN ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22

Receipts II hreads,uTs a; interior points IN thoufs
last three ciphers Oc0l emitted Flour DDS gram
aS fol- VS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
TIE 12 Land4aHFr ElidmfuhG Sum-
NT1GR0GACl OGMEa

NEW-yORK SIMULTANEOUS ,L0nd0n-Paris).
Berlin April %, II a. M Nv York. May q II a. m
New-York Nav t. II a. m Paris. May 80 II a m
parls... NAV II a. N -. Louis...June ;. II a. n
Bern...... Nay -. II m Nev-York June u u a. m
RlsD 9JAR 1lMG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22

These steamers land passengers at Southampton Q
quay alongside special railway trains for London.
OELRICfIs & CO. . Bowling Gre,a
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-04-04
ADDITIONAL DIsPATCHES

WHEN Engineer Michael Parker, OF
the Conn tannery, at Woburn. Mass,
started to blow the whistle for work
on the 1st the boiler. which had been
trOu blesOme for some time, exploded
with terrible force. The iron smoke
stack on the boi1erhouse was blown
high into the air and fell across the
roof of the shop, and the tall brick
chimney fell in a thousand pieces,
crushing the engine room beneath it.
Four workmen were killed and several
injured, some possibly fatally.
BY an accident in the Broadhead
Bros mine at Aguilar, Col, three men
working in the east drift were crushed
under timbers and a mass of coal which
fell on them. Two were instantly
killed.
THE president on the 1st received
representative delegation of Chicago
ans who called to invite him to attend
the reception to be rendered to him
and Mrs. Cleveland as an evidence of
their appreciation of his steadfastness
IN regard to the currency. The president
expressed to the delegation the gratifi-
cation he felt at their call and the in
vitatiOn they rendered. but gave no as
surances of his acceptance, saying he
could not tell what the state of public
business might be.
DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL
JOHNSON and a posse of six men fought
a gang of moonshiners in the noun
tains of Hampstead county, Ark After
the smoke had cleared away the posse
found the bodies of two of the outlaws,
captured a third alive and took posses
sion of an illicit still apable of making
twenty gallons of whisky day.
POSTMASTER GENERAL BIssELI. has
issued an order restricting second-class
matter to actual subscribers for jour
nails entitled to the pound rate
Mrs. III. II. Il. WILLIAMS, of George
City, put up at the Park hotel at CO.
lumbus, O., and day or two after two
of her children were found in the
room dead, with their threats cut, and
another one barely alive. The mother
had disappeared. The father arrived
on the scene soon after the tragedy.
GEN. OLIVER 2. COOLING, formerly
noted Missouri politician, was declared
to be insane in court at Washington
on the 1st-
SPITzER 6 Co, OF Toledo. o., have re-
fused to take bonds issued by Jeffer-
sonville, Ind, to redeem outstanding
Indebtedness, on the ground that the
bonds were issued to cover illegal in
debtedneSs- The situation was such
that there was strong talk OF throwing
the city into the hands OF 4 receiver.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-04-04

Indicate as surely as any physical
symptom shows anything, that the or
gans and tissues OF the body are not
satisfied with their nourishment-
They draw their sustenance from
the blood, and If the blood is thin, i'm
pure or insufficient, they are in a state
of revolt. Their complaints are made
to the brain, the king of the body.
through the nervous system, and the
result of the general dissatisfaction is
what we call Nervousness.
This is concise. reasonable expla-
nation of the whole matter.
The cure for Nervousness. then, is
simple. Purify and enrich your blood
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and the
nerves. tissues and organs will have
the healthfu1 nourishment they crave.
Nervousness and Weakness will then
give way to strength and health
That this is not theory but fact is
proven by the voluntary statements of
thousands cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Read the next column.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-04-04
CeyIon House Roofs.

The natives of the interior of Ceylon
finish walls and roof with paste of
slaked lime, gluten and alum, which
glazes and is so durable that speci-
mems three centuries old are now to be
seen. In Sumatra the native women
braid coarse cloth of palm leaves for
the edge and top Of the roof. Many of
the old Bhuddist temples in India and
Cey1on had roofs made out of cut
stone blocks, hewed timber and split
bamboo poles Uneven plan1s-cut
from old and dead palm trees, seldom
from living young trees-are much
used in the Celebees and Philippines
Shark skins form the roofs for fisher
men in the Anadam islands.-Chicago
Herald.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-04-04
WEAK NERVES

s'With pleasure will state that.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has helped me won
derfully. For several months could
not lie down to sleep on accourrs OF
heart trouble and also
ProstratIon Of the Nerves.
For three years had been doctoring,
but could not get cured. I received re-
lief for = while, but not permanent
Soon after beginning to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla there was a change for the
better. In short time was feeling
splendidly. / now rest well and am
able to do work of whatever kind. If 1
had not tried Hoods SarSaparil1a do
not know what would have become of
me- / keep it in my house all the time.
and other members of the family take
it, and all say there is
Nothing Like Hoods
Sarsaparilla. / have highly recon-
mended it and one of my neighbors has
commenced taking it. I recommend
Hoods Sarsaparlla at every opportuni-
ty." Mrs. S. BRADDoCK, 404 Erie Av.-
Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Be sure to get
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-04-04
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Is the Only
rue Blood Purifier
On the Decay of PAPER.

The introduction of wood fiber into
the manufacture of paper, its economic
production and the attractiyeness of
the article so produced, have combined
to tempt the papermaker not to make
for AL time,'' but for the day, and
only sufficient for the day is the evil
thereof. Modern methods of book
illustration require a paper of fine,
even surface, with the property of
semi-absorption of printers ink, and
this latter requirement has resulted in
the very considerable use of what is
known as ''half-sized" paper, i. E., pa
per which has but a small proportion of
gelatine, or other size, on which the per-
manent cohesion of the paper depends
Such paper cannot resist the influences
of alternate variations OF temperature
and humidity to which all books are
exposed, and thus ultimate decay is
probable.-Notes and Queries.