davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
g riifen Der e linge.


Die @ecunbanten iinb, Gbnlia ben
sse6tsnben, nit Gdubfleibern barIez
ben. Cine lebsrns S9iir5e bedt ibren
llnterleib unb Die 8sins segen psrirrts
Ghldge ber beiben gontrabsntsn. Sbre
3ebls tpirb ebsnfalls banbagirt, Elm
gaufhanbfhub pollsnbet Die Musrii-
itung. sSbr 9lmt Bel ben Msnfursn lit
Elm isbr ipi4tiges unb nibt unsefdbr@
lifss. sic baden barauf gu adten,
bnB alles orbnungsmdbis bergebt unb
buB bic Snterefen ibrer 0erbinDung
In Dollem WaBe gepabrt bleiben; aus
Berbem miifIen fie bsitdnbis auf ibrer
6ut Iein, paB nitht Elm psrlorener 6ieb
iie trifft. SAILS bibs gontrabenten
aeiibte Sye9ter iinb,unb borausge5ebt,
baB nihts mit ben afingen palfirt,
10 bauert ein jeber Sang 80 Secunpen
Bis cine Minute. Sc geipanbtsr bic
5ehter, befto fdnellsr bic Asihenfoigs
Der nisnerfnuftnben S6ldgs, bic elm
Gerdufh maiden, als tpenn Semanb
fortgeisBt nit elmer Gerte burh bic
2uft fHIdgt. 9iegt ii9 cine Rlinge,
ID ert0nt @ofort eth r6alt", enttDeber
tDn Geiisn bsr syedtenOtn ober bss
llnpartsiifntn. Muf biefsn Ruf fprin<
den {ofrrt bic Geeunbanten nit dusz
Qelegten s@hldgern bors nm ettpa nod
fanenbe G@lSse dlif3ufangsn. Mdbs
rsnb Der puuis tperOen bic Rltngen ges
ri6txt pber ben RdmpfsnpfH nslie
mafftn dllsgsbdnbigt. Ulan reibt
ilfie areibs duf bic SnnenfldAtn Der
6anbi4ube unb itreut friidfs Gdgs-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
Ulntokraten- -Statt,nlbdnnte.

8unte Mappenlhilber unb lapge
lenealogif1e Safeln gebDren IN ben
balGften ber vSbobbpfratie" oDn geD
BORT bur9aus nidt gu ben Seltenlei>
len; nebmen bod biele bon biefen
6srr1haften linsit permooerte Maubs
ritter, ia iosar 2iiberidbne fOnigliherl
Blutes fir ii9 ala Mbnen in 2nfprud,
.roBbem iie nahpeisbar bon bieoeren
gemii,afrdmern uno anberen ebrli6en
eeuten abltammen. Inter ben nWiers
aunbert" bes iiinbisen 8otsam gebOrt
3 gum guten Some, NIT geringfhds
benbem Hafenriimpfen auf eiret Seben
berab3ublidert, Der nit tDrperliher ober
aeiItioer Mrbeit iein 8rot perbient, uno
fir lie lit besbalb Die @rtnnerung on
lbre @roBbdter, tpelhe ibnen bic Wfit<
tel su einem lururi0fen 2eben binter@
lafIen baben, mebr als fatal. DAB
anIcrupul0ie ShmaroBer oieie Shtpd>
he na9 ardften aussenubt baben uno
ausnuben, fam niht Wunber nehmen.
5rosbem bic Mbtbeiluns fur Samilien@
gei9i9te in ber 9litorz8ibliot9 NIT
8u9ern iibsr rafmeritaniiae SprOb<
linge fDnisltden 8lutes" gefuat III,
ldbt fi9 obne Miibe Der Ru6peis fiihz
rem, baB bic befdnnteften 5amilten Der
Rniderboder rS6obbDfratie" ihre Whs
mem unter Der sroben Maffe oes @olfes
Iu6en miiiIen. lteberaus Invertebrates
Material fir bic Stammbdume iener
plutofratie liefern Die In5eigen in ben
Rem Yprfer 3eitungen aus Der apetten
6Glfte bes porisen Sabrbunoerts, Don
benen mir i'm Solgenoen cine gln5dbl
In ssacitrniles reprpbuciren.
8eqirlnen mir nit ben iteinrei6en
4fors. Ser erite Iitor, tpsl4er 1i4
In Mmerifa nieoerlieB, mar ieines 3eis
bsns Elm MeBser uno 8iehbdnoler; e.
par Elm 8ruber jenes Spbn Sacob
aFor, Der burh ben pel5bdnbel ben
grunb gu benz unsebeuren ReiAtbum
ber5amiIie leste uno Der anfdnglid' NIT
MulifinI Itrumenten bdnoelte, tpie aus
Der folsenoen 4n5sise erbellt:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
.Juft imported,
In The Brig Lady HJ8ettA Cdpiss"
4ydmHei Lfl7k,
AND no BE SOLD
cheQpy ~ lsA II tas fore Of
William Depeytten
No. ~, Qasts Sheet,
A Qudntiyd
stf Holland Gin, IN Gales.
Der erite Gtetpart ertparb fem tdg<
li6es 8rot als Gabatsbdnbler, lpie
solsenbe @naeige benefit:
Manufactured Tobacco.
Uneomrsmfy ehesp.
AtNo. ?, Water STREET.
By ROBERT STEWART.
r O B A G G Q NJ I ST

9eriibmte Brausr tparen bic 2ispe-
narb, Hutsers, ebenio bic 8arclaps.
Die Shuplers, 8erplands, Bdhers,
Murrups, 5runflins uno 8edmans
Itamnlsn BON Smporteuren ub. Die
Semilie 8adbauie, NIT tpelAer Die
9lftprs ipdter in beripanbt1daftlihe
8esiebungen traten, beIab in go. 1853
WateritraBe einen 2aben, in tpelhem
Sols, Gal3, 3oblen, Stisfeln, SAube,
Malasa, Mabetra unb Sberrp feilges
balten tpurben. Die Montsomertes,
pel6e neusroinss fir iih bic rgarls Of
@alinqton" dls Mbnen in 4nipru6
ns6men unb be6aupten, in Wirfli4teit
Montsonlerp gu beiBen, itammen bon
Gobert Montsomerp ab, Der in yfo. 33
ManftraBe Elm llbrmadergeiadft be-
trieb. Die &erbles pie Garret Sidles
iparen Muctionatoren lno 2oriadrb
aip, Der ,sriibmte" 8ortdnaer Der
gaetp gorter r9ierbunosrt", ftummt
BON einem einFansn Sape3ierer ab unb
Der Mbne Der Ysns. pelde beute nur
bon ,peG Munor" in Wsitheiter
gountp fpreden, banoelte nit Samalca
Hum, por3eI1antpaaren u. I. M. Die
Heiatbiimer Der @oelets, 8reooorts,
Soffmans, Ganbfes, 2aigbts unb ans
berer 8nidsrboder=S =Sumilien itnb i'm
giien6anbel errporben.
OieIe prpben biirften geniigen, I'm
ber vS6obbpfratie" blaubliitige prdz
tenIionen auf bas ri4tise Mab auriide
aufiibren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

.S I'll . ". - u { / :.
liOndr. Der Bel Der 6o95eit entfaltes
te 2urus ipottets ieber 9ef9reibung,
benn bic 8anberbilt's betrahteten bds
greigniB als cine Samilienaffdre,
mil tpelher fie lire RiDalen. bic
@oulbs. in ben Saatten ftellen ipoIs
ten. Die 5Oiletten Der 8raut, bic
@eI1ente II. I. M. alIein reprdlentirten
einen Wertb bon 100000.
8adfifh @rammati t.
ssyba: Der MiIeHor Miiller 1T bod Elm
re9tes SAeuial!" Jrieba: ~Mber,
um 9immelsmillen! Marum benn21 -
sSba: .9lun ia! Sdeut er fi4 ni4t Dor
iebem 8aafaal9"
- Wilitdrif1. lInerof5ieier:
sd bab' Guh INNER gefagt. SIR
follt in gfeib unb @lieb r1ift 10 piel
nieien. llnb fpenn fhpn, bat niht
elmer nah bem arberen, fonoern ale
gleid5eitig gu niefsni1
aus Geinnbbeitsriid u d :
fi6ten. Ri9ter: ~Mngeflogter, Sic
tpanbern nun fhon gum fiiRften Male
pegen OiebItabls ms Gefdngnib.
R1nnen @ie benn bas t5aeblen nidt
IaiIen2" Nnsetlaster: ,.Qee, bet tam
ID MIDI. Sd bin bet nleiner sSeinn0beit
f9ulbig!- Ni1ter: MRfo?" Mns
geflagter: xWir bat Der Doctor fbenbe
2ebenstpeiie corieidriehen!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

syn Der plutofratie unferes 0ailbes
eebDren MilipnenbrGute beflrnt.:4
ni6t gu ben Seltenbeiten; alstn ::e!e
iol9er GolDfifhe pie 5rdulein slnele
SLOANE, tpel4e bieIer Sage asm iunz
gen 8rDIus Sames u. Burden il.
Die 5ano gum 8unbe fir oas 2e5en
serei6t bat, gibt es niat. tSegen ten
8lan5 bisisr So95eit, pelae bieier
Sage in 2enor, Maii, gefeiert waroe,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
auf oer nlfnfar.

Ons bent}dR @tubentsnleben iDirb
bon einem 0uudb eigenartiger pOefie
burhpebt, ipetde befonbers bon ben
sSarben trasenben 0erbinbungsn.
Corps, Burfhen< unh 9unbsmcnns
fhdften, nit GROCER 8eseiiterung se%
pflegt tpirb. Oie Sbeale bes ehten
WurIdxn frnb teinesapees 8ierfrug unb
GhlGger alIein. auh ernite 8eitrebunz
qen tenn5sihnen biefe Berbinbungen.
Mus ben 8lirIbenfhaften iinb aaH<
reiheMGnrer berborgegaagemip mipelhe slt
ben 8eften bes beutiden Woltes seb0rt
haben unb gebDren,. troboem tie als
flotte Stubenten einft eine ausge@i4z
uete RIinge ihlugen, unb unter ben
Griten Der Nation finben mir 3ablreibe
friibere Mitalieber bon Corps uno
2anbsmanni9aften. Namentlih in
ben fleineren llnipsrTtdtsitdoten fteht
bas Werbinbungssben nod in bober
8liitbe unb Der 8urfh in 3anone unb
8idefhe, Der bieueiht in ben Straben
Gsrlins 9lufieben errssen tpiiroe, sez
t5rt bort 5li ben alltdslihen grlaete
nungen. Sin 8urfh, Der niht in Der
6anbbabung beg Sdldgers eine ges
iuiIIs-@epanotbett beitBt, tit unoentz
bar, benn es ipirb bon tbm erlpartet,
Bob er fih auf Der MenIur uls sdn5er
Mann aeige. Gs fam ni9b in @brebe
geitslt perben, baB bies bGufig unz
hsitoolle 5olssn nah iih se3ogen bat,
e6er i'm 4agemeinen nehnen biele fuz
bentif6en Bauferesn feinen lebenssez
fdbrlihen 8erlauf.
Dis Waffe, bic auf Der Meniur CUR
9erpenbung tommt, tit Der Jog.
Ghldger, cine serabe 9iebpaffe nit
siner etpa 40 3oa langen 8ltngs, bic
f,ine Spite bat, unb nur duf ben leb%
ten 8 3oq 10 f4arf pie ein 8aiirmeher
esi9liffen 1T. 8ei ben WenIuren lpers
cen bic gombdttantsn bur4 n8inoen
unS 8anbagen" ssf9iist.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

has Boot ben WaHerfpiegel beriibrt,
loft es iih ielbittbdtig BON bem Wa-
gen los unb gleitet in bus Mafer. Die
Mannfdaft 6efteigt bag Gabr5eus be-
rsits i'm 8oot6auie, 10 baB bas Boot
iofort feline Gubrt dntreten fam, tpenn
es am gnbe Der fhiefen Gbene angs<
langt ift. Das @etpiht Des bemannten
gDotes, 1oipie bes gan5en Mpparates
betrdgt 3ufamnlen ettDn 10 3Onneti.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
9lbe(e g loane E.

berIapinoet bic @oulb gaiteQane'
Mffdre Dollitdnbis. Die 8raut IT
cine @nfelin bon 90. 8. 8anoer5llt
uno ibre Miutter alIein bsiibt etn Sers
mOsen BON $2O,OO0,OO0. 'Sie Dat
sipei Sntsl, bon benen ieber $780,
100000 beiibt, uno cine ganae
Mnsabl 0ettern, bic ie $2O,@
OO0,OO .perth" limb. Ser 8rdntt%
gam Ielbit 1T ebenialls Dieltaher WsIl'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

@ebldfes tpirb Der Mppurat aufgeblas
fen, mas unsefdbr 5 Minuten in Ins
fprub ninnnt. Die beiben 2Gngsieiz
ten bes 8ootes beftebsn aus atpei iibers
einanber befeitisten rObrenartigen
Sdldu4en, bon benen Der untere aug
bret Wtbeilunsen beitebt, pabrenb Der
obere cine einaise ourhlaufenbe RDbre
biloet. Dabur9 baB bic NIT 2uft se@
fiillten Seitentpdnbe cine pDale 5prm
annebmen, tpirb Der 8pben itraff ans
ssIpannt. Man fteigt, nahoem Der
4pparat aufgebldfen, in bic 8einfuttez
rale binein, bebt ben 4pparat on ben
6anberiffen auf unb sebt ans llfer
uno in's WaHer hinein. Sobalb Der
o6ere She'll bes 8ootes ben Wafers
fpiegel beriibrt uno Die SiiBe ben
8runb berlieren, f9pimmt bas 8oot.
Man febt ii9 nun auf ben 8oben bes
8ootes nieber unb ma6t nit ben 8eis
men nach riidpdrts S9pimmit0Bs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
3ur Wett,tng s0iTbrii6i9er.

Oie @eIeuIaaft CUR Rettuns
Sdiffbriidiger in 8oulogne, Srant>
reid, bat Dor &ur3em fir bieienigen
ibrer aiiitenitatipnen, oeren 8oote, um
bic pffene See gu gepinnen, erf bic
8ranbung burbqueren miiiien, einen
neuerfunbenen Apparat in 9ebrau9
genontmen, Der mittelit elmer f4iefen
@bene, auf Der bas Hettungsbox hin<
abgleitet, bic 8ranbuns iiberbriidt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

Dabur9 tpirb ben Mannfhaften oas
gefabrpoGs urlb aeitraubenDe Werf, bte
8ranbuns burhruorrn 81 miiffen, ers
ipart. Oieie ihiefe gbene 1T sans tn
berIelben Weile eingeridtet, tpie bierp
sulanbs bic Jog. rgleDators", mittelit
benen bic Masen Der Strabenbabnen
iteile Mbbdnge beranterselahen unb
unb binaufsetpunben iperben. Dei
Masen, auf benz bas Boot rubt TT 10
eonitruirt, bnB er bahelbe tets in bo,
riaontaler Gage erbdlt. @ermittetft eiz
mes 8abels, bas Inn cine grobe Srom-
mel lGuft, tpirb benz Wusen Die nStbige
8etpegungstraft perliehen. Sobalo
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
.Ifaac RoofeveIt.

YTAVING he'd his Sugar
IL Houls repaired, IS novear-
syino on his B BUSINESS Of SU-
GAR REFINING as formerly, and
has ready for SALE, (by him and
Sony a his houR y lsaeenftssts
No iso, oPpoflte the Bank Loaf
Sugars Lump do, FRAMED Mufso- i
vado DO. and Sugar -Houts Ireacle.
TIE New Emillios Money they will
receive at IT. fai value 4, psyoaeal.
Die 9orfabren Der Gumilie Depep=
tier, tpelne ibren Namsn iibrigens
Depeiiter i1rieben, DerfhmGbten MD
NIT boa9nbiidsmGin gu bunbeln, benr
cine ibrsr @eidaftsanaeigen lau!et;
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
@efGbrfihe Geihi1te.

~ q nrltme We % % {.
,Nun, tpie mar @uer ge1triser 9errenz
Mbenb2" .3um 4ugeln, Jag ib
Dir! Die Worfrdge iparen gum @hiez
ben, 10 baB 4aes Dor 2a1en geplabt
lit. Wir hatten ei1en 8ombenerfolg
unb am ShluB fhlteBlib glIe einen
Ranonenraufa. OGB bas einen
MOrOstater CAB, III ia ielbtoeritdnb-
lih!"
Simmer nobel. o.: SD
gebs Dir ben glten Ratb, brih NIT her
Mnna fur3 ub ii1,b luife fit laufen. -
B.: .Dus fann id ia niht gut; bas
fdbe ia 3u fhnnbig aus g.: .9Ga.
bunn luB iie fabren!"
n Der Rneipe. @uit:
Mesbalb Faunen mid benn Die 2euts
bier aGe 10 an, Rellner2 Rellner:
Msil sic unftre Giinftents<g <gigarre
Bic uuf einsn 10 tleinen Stuumsl aufs
geraudt babenl q,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

a.: rGrdulein Srmu 1T gang aus
benz 5dus6en felt ibrer 8erlobung;
nit ben roiigiten 5ar5en malt iie iid
ihr fiinftiges 2ebeH aus. -"
g.: SEA, ben pinfel 6at iie ia nun
aud bu3u."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
GriI9 perliebt iIt balb sebihtet.

gs aibt Hebner, bic fih bei bem,
mas lie iagen, lihts 5enten, uno iolhe.
BEL beren Morten oie3ub0rer iiA nihts
benfen fDnnen - am aablreiiten aber
finb bic Mebner, bel benen beioe grz
f1etnunsen 5uiammentreffen.
Oa iast man INNER, Dab 2eute, bic
nur bom Wetter. gu fprehen tpiffen.
tpenig @eilt beiiben, llnD bod gibt IS
10 biele geIheibte Dihter, Die INNER
tpieber nit idDnen WOrten ben 5riih.
ling befingen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
JACOB ASTOR.

no. 81, 2uers Jfreet, mar he
Friends Meeting ,Re.f.
HAS j,df imported, in the fhip
I L IrImpA, an eleeont efiorn,enr Of
Muical Intfruments.
Geh as Rannsfork's german fuiesWolias
IclariHs, Hambys. Guitars.Ge.
Die 2ipingItons betrisben taufmGn<
niide @ei9dfte unb beiaben S4iffe,
bic epentuea als Gaper 0ertpenbuns
lanben. CUR 3eit bes &rieses Der
Splonien nit ben 5ran5oien, mar P4Iz
lip 2ipingitpn nit ieinem Neffen Roz
bert Cambridge 2ipingiton, bef7en
Nutter cine geborene Saupler, i'm Oez
ItiGationsgeI9dft tbdtis uno Robert
G:lbert 2ipingiton ma9te in gaeas
paaren. 6ier eine alte GelAdftsanz
ieige oes 2eBtsren:
Robert C. L;wn9lon,j Jun.
tas -...v.a his STORE sa7 No 4, cvs~n
Dock, AAs. :. eo>nsref k1.s e"sI Soff".
freeh.
kssele IDS f- als on ~. ,n.e -.s,e~sk'
terms jr os9,
4 VARIETY Of ELEGANT
China and japan Wwe,
AGortment Of fronmonsary and eudoy:
fmell gill tfamd loskine sAaes copper tea
and m kettks Of sli fzRs, na;isf from I'd
q a4d psrthscalk ffsiped ddfizs and potted
rugs per the bale or piece teas rum;
hSar, indigo gin N sAks; ',o.Aa caadIas pee
fhsbex ;fhuff; long and eert havbrooms.&c
NS; q few saSant sESn4asnsd ~a.5tR.ef
HetsSns
Ms~-.ork, 6ftl
Der @orfabr Der Morsans, beren
8ant5aus in Der ganaen Welt betannt
1T, bstrieb Elm Reitaurant nebltSdant=
pirtbI9aft. pie aus fOlgenoer 2la5eise
erbeat:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
GeoanfenSpiittcr.

Oes Weibes Rorlett lit oftmals Elm
@eoi6t, Bel bem Der Snbalt ni4t Der
6orm entipriht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

Oas 9er5 bes Wsibes 1T Elm 3dtbz
iel. Manher glaubt, tpenn er bsirdz
tbet, ben @nlIRel oaau gu finoen uno
- perliert bariiber ben 9ausi4liihel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
W.. York Porter Houe.

~. IOTR I WfeT HOUP.
TO Hin NOR GAN, a. the Sign ofihe
JGrond r1afey. near the Ferry Sfoirs fly.
Mar kst. ,nsst respectfully irbrnshi, Friends
ay,el he Public. he Will in future have
SO v p readY, from Eleven TIL One
room up FAIRS B. esf ST akss, Muifon Chaps
Oyltery. 90 Cooked infhe BET nsanasr on
ne tharessF notice = Dinnsrs tor eembany
Said Ne,sAn keeps rsQuiar o. dinAyss
I've eetoh. His LssuovS-Aw fs4y
GENuiNC-.
Die 8aparbs itammen bon einen
3uderraffineur db. Nuh bic Guplers,
a6einlanbers. Ban goortlanbts, 3ooa
feoelts u. +. NJ. iparen in bielem Ge,
i9Gft t6dtig. uripriinslid banoelte
Der erTte Gbinelanoer nit @el4trr
II. T. m. Cine Nnfiinbigung feiner
Maaren entbdlt folsenbe 4naeigs:
To be Sold Cheap,
RHlNELA LANDERs Store.
7enS~v Of Durms's Zip, hafss)bset
China, GlAf., Earthen~are,
Ironn,ongery & Cutlery.
Oas @ei1dft Roofepelt bes griten
f6eint in jener 3eit basienise leiner
gpncurrenten iiberragt 3u buben, btnn
er empfieblt basielbe wie fOlst: e
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

No. 81, 2uees Jfreet, near The
Friends Meeting -Re1.
HAS j,F imported, IN the hip
1 L JrImpa, an eiegont eforfaenr Of
M,HiraI Tnffr,,r,,o,te
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-16
Mrs. Huntington's Baths.

Mrs. c. P. Huntington recently got a new maid She instructed her about the arrangement of her bath. "You will prepare my bath every morning and every night. /" she began. Mon Dieul" exclaimed the new maid, two baths a day Why, my last lady took one in a week, and the little children only took one week too" Poor little wretchesp' exclaimed tho new mistress And sht, tells the story in the same spirit, but she does not tell whom her maid lived with before sho got her. The two baths day are supposed to have an effect in keeping down her flesh. Philadelphia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-16

proud of my dog that I declared there and then that it would take a good deal more than a $100 bill to buy him.
 "Some wise old natives of those woods assured me afterward that what this bear finally did was premeditated act, deliberately and successfully carried out as planned Others declared that it was an afterthought of the bears. l myself held and hold yet that it was entirely an accident, because I will not admit that there ever was bear smart enough to get the better of Toby by design.
 After sparring and rushing fruitless ly at tho dog for ten minutes the boar put his back against q tree and breathed hard for at least minute Then it sud denly dropped to all fours and hurried toward another tree rod or so away. Toby followed and as the bear started to climb the tree seized it by one of its hams. Although the dog must have set his teeth deep in the flesh, the bear did not stop on his way, but climbed on as if nothing was worrying him. The dog held on and was lifted from the ground as the bear climbed. The higher the bear went the tighter Toby appeared to hang on to its rear, and presently he was swinging in the air l 5 feet from the ground
 The sight was 50 funny that just tumbled on the ground and roared. The bear stopped when about 15 feet up the trunk of tho tree, clung there for mo- ment, and then let loose He came down like pile driver. When he struck at the bottom of the tree, Toby was be- tween him and the ground. There was faint yelp and that was all. Three hundred pounds of bear had 1attened 40 pounds of dog out of all kind of shape. The catastrophe was so sudden and unexpected that before I could re- cover from tho painful surprise it gave me the bear had disappeared in the lau- rels. There never was a smarter bear dog than Toby, but he wasn't cut out for an acrobat There is where he mado his mistake. There never was a smarter dog than Toby, nor was there ever | deader one when that bear got off of him. "--New York Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-16
TOBY AND THE BEAR.
A MANEuVER OVER WHICH THE WISE
 OLD NATIVES DIFFERED.

TGby Was the Smartest Bear Dog In All ts.e Woods, and His Owner Wouldn't Have Sold Him For s10O, but He Wasn't Cut Out For an Acrobat.
 was living up in the Pennsy lvania lum- ber woods," said George w. Reynolds of the National Lumber company. "He was 2 bear dog. Bears, as every one knows who ever lived among them, hate dogs beyond everything else, two legged or four legged and will frequently give up good chance to escape from pur- suing hunter just for the satisfaction of waiting for the dog that is yelping be- hind him and taking fall out of him when he comes up, fall that usually ends the dog s career, especially if it is dog not especially trained to hunt the bear.
 ''This dog Toby of mine was famous all through these woods. He was ao- knowledged to be the most accomplish ed dog when 1t came to getting the best
 Abear that had ever been ill that coun- try, and if any hunter didn't catch a bear when Toby was along it wasn't the dog's fault. Once Toby was borrowed by aman named. Crowley, who knew where couple of bears were hanging out. The dog routed them out and drove them plumb to Crowley, who could cas- fly have shot them both, but instead, when he saw them coming, he cut and ran. Tim Bull. who had gone along with Crowley on the hunt. said that Toby just stood still and gazed in amaze ment after the flying hunter. Crowley, seeing that the bears had got away, soon came back. The dog showed his opinion of Crowley by bristling up and growl- ing sayagely and threateningly at him for a few seconds Then he quit and want home. Ever after that Toby would snap and growl at Crowley whenever he saw him.
 'One day was looking over log ging job 1 had contracted for and disoov- cred signs of bear along the creek. Next day Toby and I went out to see what we could do with the bear. We soon struck the trail, and Toby located the bear in small patch of laurels, from which he soon routed bruin He brought the bear to bay in little open space in piece of chestnut timber There was no necessity of the bear turning at bay. but he evidently wanted to get whack at Toby. l could have easily sent bull let through the bear, but having the Ut. most confidence in Tobys smartness, and seeing that the bear was anxious ts put his smartness against the dogs, concluded te let him have the chance and to enjoy the sport of few minutes maneuvering between the two.
 "It was fun. Toby worried the al ready ugly old chap with tricks and quick movements until the bear wai wild with rage. Do what he might, ht couldn't get blow or a bitein on Toby while Toby got g nip at the, bear at al most every turn. This amusing dance lated for ten minutes. and felt st
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-16

Wemenot afraid to you w dd other edontgn ad a Opn cenkon other Wewontd hid W e h ell then t
 theya ecomind can 2 d Ni W pad ddts You have tpaHem tlm0t t eadm having mgops tito We be off d dyomha kofpamg 50a6 lfr Shaeswm cyouha erpying75 d 6 39c fort give m tonb rapata adrugs s? d Q thu same S for oneIal their price These few cents hren there ntal g W a n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-16
To the Manner Born.

Grnbber-What q well bred man Mixer isl
 Dumley (who doesn't like him)-He ought to be. His father is baker. - Quips.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-16

T9iby Was the smartest Bear Dog In All tse Woods, and His Owner Wouldn't Have Sold Him For s1oO, but He Wasn't Cut Out For an Acrobat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-30

this sulky claims that 1t more nearly &C.
ccmplishes that end than any device yet
made known.
AS shown in the cut, the drivers seat is
over the horses hips, with the wheels
trif1e in advance of the middle Of the ami
mails body. The central upright, extending
from the wheel to the seat, is on a slight
incline and must necessarily nelp propel
the wheels, thus reducing the draught to
the minimum A surcingle supports and
steadies the shafts, and straps running
from it to the pockets that inciose the ends
of the shaft keep the sulky from running
faster than the horse.
The only necessities in the way of har-
ness are the breastplate, the surcingle and
the bride. leaving the utmost freedom to
the shoulders and the chest, as well as to
the lungs by reason of less Tightening of
the girth.
If the horse rears. or otherwise misbe-
haves the sulky must go up with him, and
If he makes a sidewise movement, he must
land the sulky where he lands himself, with
no danger of dishing the wheel.
The inventor says that no training
down" of overweight will be necessary
when his vehicle is used. as the heavier the
weight, within a reasonable limit, the more
cas silly the vehicle will be propelled. He
also says that horse may be more easily
controlled from the new location of the
seat than when the driver sits back Of and
trif1e lower than the horse. !.
One of these sulkies is now building, and
several horsemen, who have seen the plans,
think very favorably of 1t.