davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02

fptes ftarfe Spuren Der @eripIftunq auF;
gliidlt6ertpei1e batten hire. Nrbeiter f6on
5eierabenb gema9t, ba lpnft ii9erIi9 cine
groBe panit eingetreten ndre. G6en1o
mpfteri6S, tpte Die 1rfa9e beg 1ngliidS, 1T
Die Dirt uno @etfe, pte Die &inDer gu i9ren
t0btlt4en 8erleBungen tamen. 9tefelben
ftn6 iebenfdQS BON benz faQenben @ebGlf 9e=
troffen porben, fpdbrenb tie aus benz I'm
gliidSbaufe traten. 9ie p~ertpunbeten Nd9z
barn boben CUR 3eit Der GrpIofton Dor Der
S9ire ibres 6au1es qe1tanben unb tpurben
BON 9ol3iplittern berlebt,
= Ser groBe neue 8au Der p6ilaoets
pbtder 80rTe 16rettet Der 8o1enbung ent=
gegen, bo6 tDirb er ni9t ppr Sftpber einz
getpetbt tperben f0nnen. Sine 6D9it bebeuz
tenOe @tgent6iimlt6feit ipirb in linn bos
Nusi telun9sz0 epartement btlben. Oariber
melDet Der Bbila0. Democrat: eSSn benz gez
f%paIti9en 8au tpirb bas Iiebente Stodperf
CUR permanenten 8enubun9 Der MusItelung
Otenen uG1o Dafiir bon Dornberein ei1tgerldz
tet. OteI es Department nirb l1a6 Dem
Wtn1ter BON 8Dr1en in europa eingefiGrt,
tptro Itb aber BON i6nen bur9 ben bebeutenz
ben Haum auS3et6nen, tpel9er i6m gcipibz
met tptro, @r ntrb bas gan3e Stpdtperf
etnnebmen unb 357 SUB lang unb ISL SUB
brett fetn; a3t Iuf3iige, ie bier an ieoer
S9maliette 6es @ebdubes, perben gu 8prz
bdQen empDrfiibre11, aus tpel6er man in bic
0dtpt@Mu qs=8Gume e%intritt, hie IS
SUB bo9 Iinb unb BON SettenfenYern Dur6
SberIt9t unb bur1 1000 elettrtf6e Qi6ter
erleu6tet nerben folen. Ser 3tped ote1er
permanenten NusfteQung lit Der, baB in
alien Snou1trte3Detgen itets bic "neueiten @rz
ftn0ungen in Der MaI @inerie unb ben WQaz
rem borgefii6rt nerben t0nnen. Sir Die
lusfteQung bon Mfanufafturen tperDen Mbs
t6etlnngen etngeri6tet, fir M0bet, fir
YtanoS, Srgeln, Mufittnitrumente ieber
Dirt, @emdlOe, @ptegeG, fir Seppt6e rnb
9etoratipnen, fir 8obenprobufte ieper Dirt
i'm bearbetteten 3uftanb, unb 8rob, prGs
ferben, Seife, @rocertezW Barren, Bier,
Wein, M~fineralpafer, Sabaf II. +, IN. Nm
bere NbtAeil4ngen itnb Die fir Yor5e1dn,
SOpferet, Papter, 8u9binberei, mat6emaz
tt14e un0 @trurgif4e S%nitrumente, Nbotpz
graphic, @Olbf9mtebefunit, u6ren, &letber,
S9u6e unb 0eberpaaren, @ebeitofie,
Sttderettpaaren, Getbentpaaren, &lppI>
ma3eret, 8dnber Ii. +. m. SIM 8q1ement
mtrD IN etrem grpBen Edum BON $4,000
SUB i'm Quabrot, unb nit elmer 606e BON
Is SUP, BET elettrif6er 8eleu6tung fOueit
6aS 2t4t, tpel9es bobe Seniter getpG6tet,
nt3t Rinret9t, bas MaI9inenpeI len aler
Nrt PlaB ftnben, bas in 8epegung ul1b in
Nrtpenoung ge5eigt pirb. Die Nus7teIfer
t0nnen bur3 gef6idte Mrbetter baran orbet=
ten laffen. Die 8epe9un9straft 1T G(eftrtz
3ttdt. Die eleftrtf9e N6tbetlung nit elmer
Gapd3ttdt bon 1000 2i9tern tpirb BON be-
f%onberer Nn3te6ung fem. Cine lpeitere
Se6en8piirbtgteit ntrb bds unterte Sc
pOl6e, mo ii4 Die Mof9tnerie bes 0ou1e8
fitr 9et3ung, 8eleubtung, GGebatoren,
Srtebtrdft, Mdfer@Pumpen Ii. +. m. befinz
ben, fir ale Sa9bertGnbigen bilber, tpeGz
ben Der 3utrttt bafelbt fret fteben i'm,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
.bsrt'g g6ar rracp, Cd. etat. unb goIt Str.

ebsrt's 99ar maep, ede State unO gOn Str.
9, S. .Tii6sr, Ntnti3s Npotbets, aBabaf6 QOt. unO
/. Str, Iefepbon Soutb 247.
q. 9. Braun, 300 Mentportb IDe.. Sd. 81. Str.
6. g. GreobleT. Apot9efes, 2G14 COTTAGE 8roos ape.
6aIteO Str, @nGlepoOe. 9eleebon sic MenfpOr1b.
6. BON &ermdnn.. N~pOt5eter, ~ 26. Str, Gde Sanpper.
Robert :; SelteriHG' @0Otbstr. 1901 9. aalffO Ctr.
9. ". 0ifior0s apotbsiss. 81. Ctr. unO mi$taan aOs
81. 8ontme:. 1906 g. State Str.
So 81. Gooett, Npotbeter, 53O5 0alfeD. Ode "a. Ctr.
Souls SHngt, %SpOtbefer. 800 ai6lanO qbe.
9bs ,gsORles 99SarmaeU, sOSO u~blenOOrf. mur.. sO4o
eart 8inningsr. sta@fOIs. bon 8. gBienOtS. e254 @.nt,
esrraenn e9mio., UpOt5srss. 1865 m.ntDorts aOA.
@. 6. wluehlmorn, R.sO sd. SO. etrab. uus Bin,
Crrnes NeeHue.
Wet1eite.
9. ear0Ser. bsutl9eE gpOtpet.r. 45 unS 47 RiI,
u q apc n'G Sds StstiioS Str. COL D'' SS @'''n'a"'''
&. garfsns, 5Sl Blue SglanO GS,.
Gbos. 6. Sbtel, Mpotbeter, 422 MeR 70. Str.
GmHtl, Ssyrens. s93 9, soIte0 gts.. Ode Gonolpo.t
Geo. ~ 8. SSibbas, eHOpsh.ea. geaotfon unD eaIRss
SEQ 9orqss, 189 matpsn Str.
MOptn Bros, @ROtbster, 1895 WiIDautes GDe.
6. 4. Glsuer, 1861 0tiltautte @be.
5. 8. xelopsti. &pOtbetsr. zoo MiItDuuf.s GOe.. Cd.
ernf SSteSeI, SIS %. @bicooo Sn, es. uourins etr.
Srs6: 99rsOs's &pOtbs''. 868 Us. GBissao abe. Cd;
Noble Str.
Sre0. D. Hterce, 6Sl SgDen Mbe.
&einborbt ooienbans. @potbtter. 242 81. RortS Wse.
Gde @iblanO AOs.
G. @. RtinfutDftroem. Mbotbefer. GubmefzG8s SBeR
Stpifun Str. unO 6Opne 9lpe.
TIbert @afsiqcr, @pOtbefsr. 296 M. DiSiROn Str. Gas
gHouo Ctr.
Gramf 5. @erser, apttbefer, 1886 Dltltpaufss GSe.
Grnet q. G9mis, 9ieSuft 9bOrnacp, 126-12s Mii,
ipoufre NOe., @de &insie unO 9esbloinss Str.
9, Itgs9l!ban. aes9!3tmfsr, 6sl 90; @Ortb. @bs:
RuNSlsb oStan0oDr. SSsOtbsfsF. e4l %. 9iStfOn Str.
NnIAo,, H. Of uuA MouJX~~ e.
8. 8: e9tmet, @SOfSe'ss. 57 Blue SsIGnO GDs., GO:
6. 6. @oittPsOor', gputbene,. 900 M. 81. etros..
&iSsrO 6. Srerfiem; GpOtbstr. 1901 90. &Ortb NSe..
goui g.. Ssinemanm, 41s N. StS,HOn Str.
6enrp Qsine. @pOtbsssr. 1901 @sntUOrtb Gpe.. G2s
., q: 9brsSt, GpOtbetr. s89 msR otstHon Str. cd.
9aulina.
6. { S, etstnfrOns. GSOtbsser. 26os @aHoes etr.,
6. eSpaFb, apOtSsfer. $50 gtOrb @.asru gS... Ga.
9OtpmGc @be.
96rfen 2inO. @potbsrer. 1929 81. WeReru aSe.
G=itt GiOrtOft. apOtbeter. 52 80. 48. Gtrabe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
Stdott1bes.
Our vGransfer" -fraoe.

NntpaGt Glenn s. pll1mb bat benz prG@
f%tOenten Der rS4ree Sent Sare Nf%ociotioa" ,
8. 8. 8urette, Elm 9uta6ten iiber Das g}e1t
zines PaRagierS, BON Der SiibIette @traz
Berrba9n : 8eieaf4aft umiteige6ilets our
Wetterfa3rt an Der M}abiIon Str. Bis SIT all
len Puntten 0itGi9 BON Der @etern Wpe. 5a
b~erlangen, obgegeben.
@npalt @lumb fiibrt aus, baB ale Sreiz
brtefe fir StraBenba6nz9 Sc eG19aften, bic
bor benz Sabre 1868 fir bic 5iD= unb
Weftfette ert6eilt nurben, fir bic 9efeQz
i4aft Die 8erpfli3tung ent6ielten, bic poT.
Iagtere auf iebe @ntfernung fir etnen Ntdel
gu bef0rbern. Nuf @runb biefer 8Gau1el
1eten Die Paffagtere bere9tigt, auf ben 3t=
MEN Der Siibietteba6nz Sc ieGi daft nmiteiz
g~etarten fir Die Wet MabiIo n 2tnie BON Der
iebtgen Weitfette StraBenba6n> @eIe1I daft
gu berGangen. @enn Die e~rftere Sc elf daft
it3 peigert fo13e 1mfteigefarten aus8uqez
ben, ober Die anbere @eIeli9aft 1t9 i~uei9ert
bieIel6en an3uertennen, 10 t0nnten W}an6az
muS@8erfabren gegen bic @eielf9aften an
bangig gema4t tperben, TN tie 3u ~5ipingen,
bic l1miteigetarten a~us3ugeben, begin. an5uz
erfennen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
TT cen Oe8 vNbenOblatt."
0fficezG elepbon $50. 635.


GIfreo mesnaser, @potbeter, Ea6fslosr soa 9. %.
&enbaa, 76 5Ortb Cart aOe.
s. s. gaieler. QpOtbeter, AS Qortb @bs., Gds gesas,
unb s57 SeOgiptd Str, Gfe 1tenominee.
Tub9lpb 89ooe. &pOtbster, 5e4 Roro Glart ctr, Gae
g.. 3. 6feti6er, 1856 n. Morset Str, Ode Dat Str.
Bii6of'g 96arn1aco, APO Qincoln abe.
penrp S9oaer, aSOtbeter ga 2incOIn GOe., G6s Cars
gEm: s, &lense, bsutI9er qSOtbsfsr, 1901 gslmOntgse.
Su!ius ~ 3inOt, Deuti6er 4potbeter, SIDE @lpbourn
Noe. uno 2orrabee Str.
". .. S9nte, beuti6er Qpotbeter, 80 9f Gbicaeo Goe.
&nOrslO 9ai9Ger, Oeuti6e @pOtbete. 1l3 unD lis Glps
g. {; ,9fannfieS. apotbstsr. Rub Str. eds ssusou.
@. g; gssibs apot5ster. Brio9tlpOOO Gosnus, Cd.
UIfrs@S g. 9Oe. GpOtaeter. s7 ebsffieGO WSs.. uabs
G. 9; ai$tsr, GpOtbstsr, 14s GausrtOn aOs.. nab.
Robert 8egeliana. apOtbeter. 254 SostOn Str. eas
g. :: 8oiel!crs GpOtbstsr. 1927 aOrO Start Ctr. SIDE
G. s. SIab, @potbeter, 1877 81. saIfsb ctr.
GSsuqsaR @eber' rs q; Start Str ede SiSiHOa.
aedfr SrPsu @pOtbeter. 1l52 9incOIn GSsnus. Gds
Ssnr0 5: Bate, qpOtbstsr. 1913 q. eIart Str.
hilbert Sorgeas5, 9pOtbetsr. 1912 2ineOIa 4be., Gde
u, %; aeiss, %SSOt6ster. sll Of gOrtb uSs. ese
8, d. Gmpis, .g8botefoGes uno o. .toilsSdnbter IN sro.
eue1i, Vteot3tnsn uno gbelnitalien, 227 Qincofn
@Oe. unb 42O @ebfer qOe. "'O'
o, 8; &rhger' aPOtbeter, G6e GGpbourn uno Fullerton
Mbenue.
6, &ipte, &pOtbeter, 80 gsebfsr gSe., Sd. eoutboor.
Steter 9rsmsr. Gde aG9oens@OOO 9urt unO Meiroit
@uQut 9, Geiner, 702 2inc0Gn Nps., Gfs S.fser5.. U..
9. 6. Gmpertus. GiGGrrenlaOer. 81 O.. 6oiHeS gtr ~"
GnAfettG
GHts a6t:ts. GG3fOEOes Don osurS girOtb, 21s grass
5tte gOlsau, ,WpOtbsier, 2169 gr&se gS.., Ode q, Ctr,
Y Nm v sa Mi4ot9s dIs 2a21 stets Ctr Gds q. Str.
VIC setrtmstfer, &pOtbeter. 3459 State Str. Ode s5
6traBe. ' Wv" IN"
3; GOrbri6. Gpotbefer, 81. unS wauoc. Str.
Wsnstl ! 0OrsIsS. 25O5 &r@sE Spe.. Gde q. SoIRes
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
2luf montao perfboben.

&t6ter &oblfaat bieGt geItern Na6mittaq
nit ben 9erren R, SO, patter1on, 8ictor s,
9atDf ion, Sobn 80, Smptb unb Matter $,
Wtlfon als 8ertretern Der Yd9ter Don
S6ulgrunDftiiden, iotpie NIT 56ulratbsz
mttglteb Spiepb 9, 8. Morri4 cine Con-
feren3 ab, nm. NIT benfelben iiber Die bon
t6m erbetene @rnennung etnes MttqGie5ea
Der N6T9dbungs Gpmmtfion 5u fpre6en
Ser Ri9ter e%rtldrte, fi9 Der @i@tigfeit Iei=
ner Iufgabe Dpu bepuBt gu fem uno Dab er
Die @%rnennung erit na9 retfli9er l1eberleg=
ung tpa5rf4einli6 aber berett5 I'M nGc61ter
Montag Na3mtttdg Do13ieben nerbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02

Sreunben un6 8etannten Die t~raurioe Nod6riht. boR
unfere 1iebe Mutter 2G,tna GGtIabetb ot 9%Sreitoo'
@benbs UNI boIb 9 ubr, I'M Sitter pon IS Sobrea 5 M0=
noten nnb % 2ageii, ielt9 eutf1lofen lit. Sic 8eerbt=
9ung ftnbet itatt am 4tontog, ben 4. Wtdr3, nm l ubr,
bonn Srouerbau1e yo. 299 81. @tro8e, nod Oafppob.
lin fttle SbeIuabme bitten bic traueruoen Strter=
~bltebenen.
SeimrtG Geit, GBriitiam Gett, S6bne.
Soemriette @oH, Smile Geit, SD6ter.
@trtta Setb, GmmA Gct3, G1lpie9ert66ter.
Spbt Sou, SdlpieQeripbn. 3nrG2t
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
SOSeS=Wtt3efocA

5re1noet unb @efonnten Die traurtQe Nad6rint BOP
unier tnni9it 9eliebter Batter, @roBpater, urQroBDoter
un0 Sdlpie9erooter
II. w. RHEENFELS
on 2. Ntdr3 NtOr9enS 2A uDr i'm 2tlter pon "a SaGre1
leG9 i'm 9errn entitlofen lit. Die 9eerbi9un9 finbet
ON Wtontog. ben 4. Ntdr5, nm l ubr 9{o9nt. bonn &rauer=
banie, 6328 Sreen Ctr, @n9Iepoo0, aus nadb OafpooD
ftott. Sic ~tralternbe 9ottttI
Sobannn 8SbeinfeIS
nebft &tn0eru, @ufelu uno llrenteltt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
3aeue An3eigen.

Olue Co0essAn3eieen, weIde fir ole
mOrsen'auseobe Ger oJuinois Stats.
3eitlne" aufee9eben weroen, erfaeinen fofen,
frei i'm .QbenobIott, Die Annabme Don On.
5eieen fir Sas 1benObIatt fAlie6t UNI u uhr
mittass, fir Ole ItSrsen.2Iuseabe nm 10 uhr
ubeues.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
SOOcSs0mSetae.

gerponbtet, Sreunben nnb 8efannteu b. trouriQe
gto14ri9t, bob uniere trl1ltgit geIiebte A}1tter, Barbara
Ss68eGe, geb. Ste9er am @Stttmo4 @benb nm 8 1lbr
i'm 9erru entf9lafet lift. 9eerbt9une bonn SrouerbouIe,
726 u. 9alfteo Ctr, am Sonnto9 gt69mittag l ltDr 80
Wtinuten nab Der GoaugeliI6en Sobanuesz4irde 1nb
BON ba mad benz GOiebius&ir9bOf. 9te trauernOen
Stnterbltebener,
Sobanu, Milbelun, Seinri9, @bolpb, unb
@borlie, SDbne; @ltIobetb S9ubfne9t, So6ter;
@bmunO @9nbtuetbt @9pte9eriObu; nebit Sc
19piitertt. 1utS3t
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02

&Obett 8. @0demoGbt, I'M Nlter bon Sobret
8 Wtonaten, 9eltebter @pbn Don s. $. Sodenbo6I. 8e=
eroi9un9 bonn Srauerbouie gfp. 3116 Muburn AOenue,
3. Wtar5, pr1Ctie II lbr, nab GonCorbia.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
0eMprbeMt
1nNeSEMfaefneI

Sreunben, 8erlponbten uno 8efanutett 3ur gtoChritht.
6oB uuIere geltebte 3odter, SGpe1ter rn6 Gd1p6Qer1t
SS%tbefi'@ 2et g. i'm n, S9 f4ie i5reg e g}rttsr, $e5 @tO-
@errn entI6iafcn 1T. Sic 8eer0igur9 }in6et HAITI ot9 an n
Mtonto9, ben A. MtGr3, nab @bboltun9 zines GeeIenonts
teS i'll Der ct. Mtt6aeis=Sirbe nm 9 ltbr af benz ct.
Sontfaciu3=6ottesofer I'm title Sbeilnahute bitten bic
trauernoe1 Sinterbliebenen:
@ertrtto Seine 9e6. &olpelo9e, Mutter.
Nt0tS SoIepb, 8ruber.
&oniIe uuD 2augeI1, S6lpeftern.
&Silbetnt Gefipet, eAmx
9eter &ettenbOfelt, 5~SV1Uo8er'
WGrg. SEEING get. @OBntQnn, Snip6oertn.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
&erihiehene4


SHoar9eIo fir altes @olb. 9iIber unb 9iomnuten; quite
~ ubr fir 81. &p9ue 60, e 6. Wtabtionitr, 2. 5Iur.
2lI26t
0Dbne, Noten, Ntietben, 19leDte G9uIoen ouer @rtel:
~ CDaecttrt; feline 8e3ablung penn erfDlgtos. 9tue.
2mi1S
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
@emprhe1tt

SFrau Ntart0 NiIs, geborene SSra1,I, i'm @lter bpr
72 SGbreu, in gafabeta, @altforuten, SpnntaQ, BEN "a.
6ebrnar; felt l847 III @bIca9o %aniaiii9. 8eer6igung8-
an5et9e 1pGter.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
2u berleiben.

MeIo obne @om mi TOT. - Sine groBe Sunrre
" fam 81 6 Yro8. QelieDen lper0en, e6enio getrdQe
gu ) 1lb So 9rO5.; 80u=9arlebeu sum eeQeHtudrtigen
8urie; @Dicn9oer Srunbeigeuthum. 8. 8. Stoue &c..
200 &aSale Ctr. 19iau6W
Rorget 9sIb nuf 8iomouten, ubren, SuiueIen, Saus.
~ baltungs=W}Dbel uu0 Planps Don Der u. 8. Balouiu
9Dan Co., 4. 6lur Chicago StOd Gr9ause =6ebduoa,
&aiale unb M0lbiugtou Str. l8oglSJ
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
SnSeS=Wmaef0p-

@erpnnbten rnb g~reunoen Gle trouriQe gsodortht bah
an Sreitu9 M0rget nm 6 uBr 20 Mtnnfen I'M @Iter Onn
26 Sobren 6 Monoten rno 26 Sa9et fantt i'm Serrn ett.
gabmittag nm ubr pom 8ranerDanfe, g{o. PSI Meif
@bica9o A0e., aus nab @%raeelonb. Sc t~rouernbe @attC
SserHaaIs,t Tas1oI5 nebit Stern unb @ei9>piTterm
ItuID
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
8riefntdrfen.

.Iriefmarfen @n= uHb gertauf. s. @eubt So gtorb
~ Start Str. 20f7tiat
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
D6bentlihe Sriefliite.

GBicogO, 81, 2. M}dr5.
QGe in bteier Qife ange3eietsn 8riefe, pel5e nibt
innerbnlb Stpei g9o9en, bonn pbenitebeuoeH Sdtum ems
sere1net, abQebplt limb, nerbeu nab Der pSeao Setter
Gtficen IN g8aibingtOn aeianOt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02

Grou @eder, Die beriibutte @abrIugeriu, eutbHlt
y ouTS auer9enaueite bic @egenport anO 3utunit
3ei9t bas Bib Der SutituftiQett. @iebt Musfuuft iiber
%9eitoNIene Saben, Serl9ts. uub 8iebesaugeIe9enbeiten.
Sntfernt b5ie @infuHe bnrb Sempatbie. gto. 8
so eIIssGtraBe, nobe Nortb anenus. 6pre9itun'
ben anb om Sonutoq. 9of1S
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
H1rtners.


9SerIan9t: 9ortner nit $500 Ginlage auf
~ Bppotbetorii6e Si6erbelt; belt eingeri6tetes uno
r%entables Sei4dft; leidte uub au9enebme 9ei66ftiguHg.
Setaatge SHerten an: w. 35 Staots 5tg. 2nI33t
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02

0IeranOer's Sebetmp pIt3e M9entu1
~ Stmner 9 Staats citing 8bg, 93-95 Stftb QOe..
brin9t irgenb etraS in Grfabruus ouf pripGtem me9e.
ungltdlide GbeitouOstdle unteriuGt uIb Bepetfe 9es
ianllHelt. &ue Sale BON 3iebitabl II. S6ruiubeleI unter'
lubt uno Die 9bulbigen sur fehenideft ge8ogen. Sn irs
9eno luel9eu Serle9enDetteu fDmI1eu Sie 5u uns. @eieB.
ltber @otb frei. 9Onnt. 0ffen bis II ubr Wlitt. 17nilStgI
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
9ei6Gft8z 0elegenbeiten.

Qu oertaufeu: Sine CUTE 3eituu95route I'M beItaH
~ 3beiIe Der g%torbieite. gtdberes IL GoHnor ctr.
28fb3t
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-17
A New Arithmetic.

The lady who came into the book
store was one of the very primmest
and most particular.
Have you any arithmetics?" she
inquired stiffly.
yes, madam" replied the polite
clerk.
what kind?"
amy kind you wish, madam.
We keep a complete stock"
well, want an eXpurgated edi-
ton"
II beg your pordon!" gasped the
clerk.
II want an expurgated edition.
| desire it for my daughter who is
just beginning that branch of
study"
Il don't think quite understand
you, madam" stammered the poor
clerk.
The lady showed some slight
traces of annoyance.
Don't YOU know what an expur-
gated edition of Il book is?" she
asked.
"Certainly, madam; but not of
an arithmetic"
You must be very stupid" she
said, starting to go out, IF you
don't know that it means one from
which the vulgar fractions have
been eliminated"
The clerk let her 60 at that
Detroit Free Press.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-17
HON. n. G. AFFORD
viii Depend Upon Developments Before
Announcing for Governor.

The entry of Lieut.. Gov. Afford
in the contest for governor depends
upon developments of the next few
DAYS, says the Lexington CORES
pendent of the Courier-Journal.
In an interview Gov. Afford said:
81 do not wish to be in a hurry in
entering or declining to enter the
race. L believe the strongest man
ought to have the nomination, not
because there is any danger from
the Republicans, but it is due to
the Democratic party to pile up a
majority and offset the apparent
Republican gains. A small disaf-
lection might mean great deal,
and l for one am perfectly willing
to lend my support to the best man
to carry the entire strength of the
party"
"Who do you think will be the
Republican nominee?" was asked.
II believe Col. Bradley will get
the nomination, and that he will
be without opposition. do not
think him the strongest man in
the Republican party, nor do his
friends; but the indications are
that he will be nominated. There
are several men who could come
nearer uniting the party than Mr..
Bradley. One for instance, is Hon.
John w. Yerkcs, of Danville. With
such man as Yerkes at the head
of the Republican ticket, the party
could hope for full vote, since he
is a brilliant man without enc
mics"
Lieut.. Gov. Afford may not an
nounce himself Il candidate at all,
and it is probable that with Capt.
Hager and Col Stone in the race
he will not, but when the conven-
ton meets many believe his name
will be used. His close friends at
Lexington, however, claim that he
will be announced within the next
two weeks.
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the nomination for lieutenant-
governor. Hagar will make pub
lie announcement of his candidacy
in a few days, and will begin an
active canvass in the eastern end
of the state.
Clay was not asleep while all this
scheming was going on. He, too,
is shrewd politician, and has evil
IDENTIFY learned a trick or two since
he first launched into public no.
tice as president of the constitu-
tional convention.
At the very moment Hardin and
Hager were setting up their pins to
accomplish the defeat of the Bour-
bon county man, that gentleman
having seen his own weakness in
the western part of the state, was
casting about to find some one
from that section who would be
willing to enter the list for the GU
bernatorial nomination in order to
assist him in getting the coveted
prize. He conferred on Hon. w. J.
Stone, of the first district, as the
man who would naturally hold
those counties solid against Har-
din or any one else, and enable him
(Clay) free from danger in that
section, to concentrate all his ener-
gies against Hardin in the rest of
the state.
Mutual friends outlined to the
''pennyrile" congressman Clay's
scheme and he readily assented to
their proposition, and the news
comes from Washington that he
will shy his castor into the guber-
Material ring at once.
Stone, it is said, would not be
averse to running as mate to Clay
on the state ticket, and if this com
bination should win in the primary
struggle, Stone will bring more
strength to the ticket than all the
rest combined, but there is pos
sibility of both combinations over
doing the thing by getting the con
vention in wrangle and splitting
the party more than it is at pres
emit; in which event it would be
better that some man not mem
toned heretofore should be brought
out and given the nomination.
That is the sentiment at least of
number Of politicians with whom
have talked. BERNARD.
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A Just Sentiment.

Next to the assassin stands tho
periurer, who lifts his hands to
heaven and swears to tell the truth,
vet means to tell a lie. He may be
IA witness, Il Juror or an officer of
the law. He stops forth to perpet-
uate the existence of outlawry and
thus destroy society. Men look to
these Cor protection, but instead
they get increased danger, for the
scoundrel that goes unwhipt of JUS
tice is ready to commit darker
deed. These perjurers are the coun-
try's greatest enemies. \ crime
has been committed, humanity out
ragged, and these sons of Belial
know the facts. They swear to
tell the truth, the whole truth,
and nothing but the truth" This
would lead to certain conviction.
But instead of doing the thing they
have sworn to do they perjure
themselves, and the guilty go free
emboldened to commit other and
greater crimes. The juror swears
20 decide according To the law and
the testimony, and disregards both
in his verdict and the culprit goes
UNPUBLISHED. is turned loose on So
ciotv, and like the case in the scrip
lures, seven others more wicked
than himself are developed. These
two OWLS more than any others are
today fostering crime. Such things
are done under the forms Of law
and in the name Of Justice. They
are as dark and damnable as the
blackmail Of New York police. No
land can prosper under such a
curse. 1t j. the criminals that are
tried. but the criminals that set
them free are the perpetrators Of
the crime. The ends Of Justice will |
never be- met till both classes meet /
the same fate.--Jackson Hustler. |
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-17
HOw's This /?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tarrh Cure,
+. j. CHENEY Il Co., Props.
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honora-
bic in all business transactions,
and financially able to carry out
any obligation made by their firm.
WEST IL TRUAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
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Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Price IS cents per bottle
Sold by all druggists. Testimo-
mails free.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-17

inst. requested by the county judge
of Montgomery county, as required
by law, to offer rewards for the
murderers of Thomas Blair, who
was recently lynched at Mt. Ster-
ling. He at once complied with
the request, Offering a reward of
800 for the arrest and conviction
OF each of those who took part in
the affair.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-17
More About the Murder o. Blair.

There are no new developments
in the matter of the murder OF
Thomas Blair. Vain repetitions
by newspapers in condemnation of
the mob are useless, and we have
nothing more to say on that line.
The time has now arrived for actin.
and every good citizen should con-
stitute himself q committee of one
10 assist in bringing the murdererS
to Justice.
If any man knows anything that
would tend to fasten guilt upon
the right parties, he ought to have
the courage to go before the next
grand Jury and tell it, and if he
fails to do so his own conscience
should brand him as perjured
coward and an ally Of the murder
ers. No good citizen will withhold
anv fact that might lead to the APP
prehension of the perpetrators OF
this most brutal, cruel and lnhu-
man murder.
A shrewd detective ought to be
embloyed and put on their trail.
A SLIGHT clue handled by a good de-
toct;va would lood 10 their discov-
cry.
A meetingwas called for Monday
afternoon of the courthouse to take
action in the matter. This call.
Snuhlisbcd in some of the city pa
pers. was signed "Law-abiding Cit
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-17
Value of Being a Gal Baby.

DR.. f. O. Guerant, Of Jessamine,
who preached here Sunday, and
spent some time socially among
his many local friends, was telling
some of the latter about his great
preference for little girls over boys,
and in illustration of his position,
told the following: "One day, just
at nightfall, We were marching into
the battle of -. We knew we
we're going right into the jaws Of
death. and one old Confederate,
who realized this especially well,
broke out into song:
Backward, float backward, oh time in
your Ai.ht,
Make me Il child again just foT ti-night.'
Some big follow on the other end
Of the line yelled: YES, and a gal
baby at that. "-f'raukfort Capital.