davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25
3S4

Seq bemGrteoe ~ristj9nOt noste ipass Torbpbnin9cr Sors
Den. iOm lea aIoris uIIOc ia.Ot paa par Seueipor, ,aa ubetps
beige pr De, rGltsn sanife iyIote meo oen iorte QNfe
Ger CT be, " iasce Ru0e, "aleiamuen, os Oct er pit, at
Sporene er al SnolauerBete."
"Sst fan 10 pare ulloe I0efe, Nubs, " a1te en- al Stans
ssrne, Der par reOet ben for at ~unOerio3e Sporene.
"Stlre Speite2" slentus Den samle Srappcr flint, 'rbar
DE noSenItnoe lset en- bIinO Seit? Gror De, at ls er ltots
btinS, buao? Staa Der, Gslten min " raabte ban, talteups
l8 al Saoisn, ibetiamme ban taIte til lin Seit. : uo
Def beSrs eno ben aarL fan is ise, 0u Iu3ter bin gei.
SolO Ss nu rois Ter, samIs Opr, iaotil 0tubs bar nit
~oIsieherre GrsulfOuinser, buoroan Ell Raub fra SIerosne
tan lGie Gegu - piloe leite!"
@iter at baue uost fin Yreoe i~aaIeces, Iaaoe Grappsreu
n9 pa 6nR, Iasos Weauoeu tGt til Sorpeu OF beouno,e al
~borIb.Glc zen iorte aie. NQe 9iytternc par M fomue til
% lao rOlse paa fine oste. ioet be posiepe paa enyusr al
bans SeuGsslier.
san bapOe mart faaet aifsn no al en- ai Sulninssne, Ga
ul laa Itrar, at Oct par Sefeipor.
"Ss Der, M,ter, f" iasOe ban, ioet ban circumference. nes
lien bib. usnOts is ON imOo N~anseren, iom bapOe bstuiule,
bans 6ornioOnlns, 'Ssr er Stos Spor, itpet meo Yarflslb
o9laa. Oar De nOseniiuoe Jet Ell pIb Sen eaer ct ullpt
seel. euer osIaa en- ulO Giso itoct mso = rfsib? GeriOm
Se bar, laa CT bet mere. emo Jfubs 9iaw.ns noaeniinpe bar
lsst, % BET er en- Srappsr, JON bar uerst paa 9etss Slettsrns
i Ousr iirti aar."
DER bIsp ln'et Spar siust paa bans SpcrssmaaI; eftsr
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25

til, bpab Der r rinsIist mol. at be bar tasst ben. Oct sr
min Menins. unse Ieano."
"Se tror aItiuu. at Sncanere bar fansst benz"
'.sSa, bet or ueiop min Deang."
''lisn bporIepes - bpiIfen Grunb bar Se til at tro
bet?"
''aa, fcroi is trcr Bet"
''Sss beosr ON 6ortlarins. Iube, :" ias6e ies en- bpnIis
Gone, Ou ies irpsteoe for, at bans GtlbOelisbcO for Ssumes
lisbsOsiulob,O italpe afbOIoc bum fra at uOtale fine grunos
for mig.
Seq uar aItfor %ansfeIis til at pare taaIuooig, men min
Son pprtes, os ben santIe Grapper iuareOe:
"9iu fer Sc, unse Ituno, 9eiten sr suaet oper Der, for
grGrien bIep autanot. os oct er rntelist at tro, at gio9en
bar gloyt bet; Suoaner eaer lite Snpianr. Oct er altiaa
rinslist moi. mensr is, at bet Sarti maa baue feet Soften.
cs bet er Iigeiaa rmeIist at Sugen bar feet ben Set mso
9,seu bunOen ialt paa Gplsen al ben, upen at bIive np5s
eisrris nof I'll at lGtte ener Dem. Snoiansre paoe iitfert
baus iaret eiter ben iaa buyti9t JON epn. Os efsr ben er
be snast, % bunoet ben bar DC O3iaa. meuer ies".
"Se tror csiaa, at De bar LANCET oen2"
"Sapiit, 9elteu nnaa ba bape uerst rpItis trat. Seq bs
spnper at tro - er bet lite, iom rs ia9oe. Ss,- ie
oer!"
"Suao er bet?"iparstc is. Sa leg iaa BAN ftanOie % Ie
neo pua Screen. iOet ban psseps pau Nost Ger. Spao er
oct, is ler Snet2"
"Ser Dc fife Sslteiporens Der - tatts ior 6aareicbber
- Der sr opsr bunorsps al BEN"
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25
3S3
III. saSit,I.-sean til, at Snoianere er gldeb,Stn.

tAut IA ~SNh w. vs. u0heAsN - w"
Giter en- tort 9uuis iuriiatte Srapperne after lin Cams
tale, ca iea peobIsp al lptte uoen, iom l9 bapoe Gruno I'll,
at bIanoe mig ben. gau ben bIsOe afe bcrtes neppe SooO'
lLaesue, o. Stspet, Der bpruIeSe tptts SIper omtring os,
Binorsps benz ira at bemarte. at is bOlbt mig fa tot ba8'
Deb Dem.
"Soi", ias6e @urep, "berum Snbiansrs bar antanSt
grGrisn, iua mao De pare saaet Iss irloo SinSen, % pI
saor lie mo gGnprne paa eem. Si saar en- ful Hets
ming, buao mener On ON bet, samle Manp2"
'9ieOp BpuO On tiger, Gut, en- %iorOort fell Nstnins. :"
"Set CT life mango Elmer, iosn SIoen %be9pnote. os 0ioos
buoerne fan life pare lansl borts paa ben anOen SIDE, tens
fer eg. Geiom M reitens SpOr fprsr !ise til benz, fa
bItusr ri lurt. gamle Sul."
Ola, lpareOe 9lubs en- Lap, IlGbenbe Gone, ''beriOm
be gcr oct. os psliom psis Sturte life mislegner Jig, oa
pl DC lore Iii I'll Dem - Ise buns oeres Ser."
Sea Tor op. Oa its bSrte petite. o9 tunoc nu life lGn3ere
iorbipe taus, men REQ raft ben peo Siocn at Srappcrsn %
ipar9ts ON bans nssuins.
"gae,Op bOaO De bprts mig lss unss gVanS, +" par
Spntet.
'G,or be DO, at SnSianere CT ioran os, % at Seitsn cr
soaet III peres 2er?"
'"Jis. life saaet bsrben, iss tiger beaer life meS Sissco,
at Der CT Siotarers; men BET Ter mssei list uo iii Oct. Der
or iussn OnOen RlmelisbsO for SIOeus Sptomit. msuer Sll
os is. oe, beriOm BET er SnOiansrs. Do tGntsr leg. Of {eren
lite al fig lelp CT saaet til oerss eeir; men fs iluttr mig
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25
On paroifnio YIaute.

Suulriuers ourer meo iiprite 2stbeb % tribes soot / De
6oreusoe Stater. Os en- %iremipuet Mano pnafaar. at Del
llf; pil pare lGuse. igr Den blluer almluoetis oprfet brr /
oonpet. Get err en- uaim upslis traiils Hlante, ps bet iOr'
rfres. al. ON man bar ct Bar al benz Ell iult life iaroe'
les renbOlot 8ossaaro. ifal ben biordge TT at renie Suf'
ten Der. ettliene er nultise ipm Sr9noieL, bet Sm"a
ON "atuoline". ai Street fan lapes IortrlnltS die; 80
Guibels 0rc pr. scre itl tunue bpites; oisI' 8iUer 80
Gallons Ollie os beiaies soot. Sesforupen, naar Oct blan'
oes iommen mep miuore aurnz Sprter, iptier &reaturcr os
Jirrtra oct meo 8eslRril9beo. s China anuenoss no9ie
al @lanieiilt:us fine Glbrer peo SlllepGpnins. og Den
prGuOte Chit eiuer 9oaite. s giterl 'noene bianoe ,
3ubci meo eunlcfpsr Ylaoc. tilbsreote paa famine Sls
lum Slope al 3ubaf, % q S.omiterne laper De Ell quit 5ar'
petui, rtot paa Sonuins os SpG.
emHoipers be Srr'uepe Stater taaler alIa3s 8sr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25
Npttise emaasT tnf.

0et CT Iunot at brittle ct @Ias 8auo for 5rpoi.
- ct 9iano fan man iaa ltiuuenoe bluntt paa f~ctgenoe
Maaoe: Gpp ct Gtp.te Gbamols. ct Clogs blot Stsnc,
Der ljpbes paa Drug stOres i "sp:et" Ole, iaa bet bls
per sieunemtruitst oerai Os snio Sniirum:atet r q 8 aocl
% fraitist oermeo. 9erpaa 9n,oes BET neo rene % tsrre
Stp,ter GbamOis eaer blpoi Jlannel. ct MT Stpite, Gpsr
Sang oct, man benptter. bliuer ieotet. Oct CT ct lang
parlat Grbeioe at gjpre bette iaa i%nlofumment, at &lanuel
lt,uner, ION ON bet ltuloe uare MT, men iaa uil man %
iaa bape fin @l9oe oeraf.
- Sitter 2re iUm er i~eruiieret (varnished) tan oite
ueo Seto sipres ~uipnt,9s, naar Der la9sss Oper BEN ct
sropt alaoe. bpppet | 2inieeo DIE 70 siennemlruffsi
oerai. Oct bliuer lissenoe en- etuno paa %0ttiterne; iioeu
snipes bet goot mso ct Stptie tort 5lanneL.
- asroieue uGl opmpsne Sfotsi, Der er bleuet baaroI
ai Saoe; bet bliuer lao nlpst ps boielist iom upt.
- Mopne tomatoes pl burttISe StGfIlefter ps an
brc Iletter paa Srnoerne.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25
(su Spaafpiupe iaffet.

& Garts er Der ll9eloul eeica9o
Ga andre iturs Sper en- Masis Spaa'
tuinoer, Tom iaiter %piptrIf'enoe Sl'tt'
iub Sremtloen peo Sialp al WnGncs
t SINE, epiaetort. sof:srut % " 9e'
burce. Suctil for nplls bstpmreie
;Suaitien % &olitiet Saris ~ tile
ON benz, men foo Dem tase sootroeuoe
5ult ueo Rnien, iaa mrget be !pIteoe;
men i ben ieners 2lo slar man iirsn'
aere t~ilpcrts imoo o;m, foroi oercs
lal iiaoig formerer' Jig. spaniu u'
oerne er / Irsslen alore Gamer mel
en- iturniulo 5ortto. Strange al o:m
er, trUp8 oeres 5Oruopioenbeo, bleone
lrreIersoe % iDrte / 5rrsiel.
9enne stjebne III osiaa " oame 8.
iVm baube Orb for at pGre ben for.
nemite blanbt 8pens 8roietiuosr. On
0aa tum to elegaute Serrer iuo til
acuoe. 0m enc baUps ct Srotrst:nn
lit 9nnptul % inOSisO oerpco enOuu
mere GiQlo.
"Gr oct ianot, Mms. O., at De fan
/, ino / 6rsmtipeu." ipurIe bon.
"Sa, bet er innot." iulrcoe bun msc
Ell Sitttr9eo. Tom fun ct Y~ptblasptG
orleuer. SEQ fer alt. tuaO Der itai
ite, Ue bruaer bucrEen 8 ort cQer &oifcs
Irut. Sts Overerer veo Si9Ip al
N~iasuetisme rs beboucr fun at bOIcl
0eres renlire Saauo.-
"Suao toiter oet?" ipurte ben betO'
rereoe Srrre.
Sra 10 til so Srancs -- oft elite
Snitenols b~eperne," pplpite Spaa
tulpoen.
Zen oetorereoe fortunate at bfiut
ipaaet ior 10 Srancs. Suyurensreb ban,
usujire Sauuo % i'g>e:
"9e er ell aiiteu CT 9apteiu. Sc ba'
upieust mango spr;er % stniisIier
men EFT 9llmreuoe 5remtiO imller S:n
imDoe."
"Wnoome," inaoe Manoeu" "jcI
maa ertlcnoe, ct De bar ct pit Talcut
men iea beiInacr, at 3eres Mtajustlsm
life iGttcr Gem iitano til at ie, lpeI
ies er. gu or DC min @ris. Seq e
Ip!ilitommi3irreu / bette aunrter, 0
ies maa lore Gem iUr N;tten, bpor 3
uil ina 9e,e: Dom iOm 8sora0erIte.
Wtaoame .. beapnotc at tube 0
bare zig; msn bet hialp Ittc. Su
bleo meO al i'm SisOpm put.et i Suue
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25
Fam

uaa LEGION, andre 9pr fubres paa en- furtanois geaace,
tbi bet er life iaa let. iOm man trUr. at faa benz til OF aos
iaa mesei. iom be aarter, Os bape gebt al BET. 9ette siai'
Der naturlisuis iDrit % fremn. naar man oil fpore benz for
Glast. Set nptter Tibet at sipe benz rigelis 5oorins. ia
be tassr. bpao De uil. % laoer Sfeiter lis9e; ne, be niaa
fubres ~ipariommsl,st fra isrit al, iu8 iuu iOrDaes TOrtiOnen
lbt Gag Tor Sag. Ger bette en- 9iaaneos lib, Sa er
5uropielien spet op til at beurbeioe aft, bpab be Goer meo
gppetit, % paa ben Iaaaoe iaar mon Dem til at iortGre
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25

en- bel Del '8rniu". Geoe Gam ItoHsr man fig pa ben
aRaooe, of man / ben ipr,ehe Iio i9rer BEN Op til Of roe
lao msset al a~Ornparsr, iOm be er iitano til at iorbSie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25
Spprfor SfaI Saar bape salta

3e flete ~iri0boebe 9pr, transer liseiom gtureiteue
libt Gait, os lite minot sialOsr bet 5aur. gi ct meOipOt
Sn5iuit liter be bet, ba oct er upepeuoist, forat Mtaoen
ftai blius sost iorbset. Mapeaf:en, ium er Den ~uiatiSite
Meouirter bette Stptfe, maa for at pare 'ri9!is ~pirfiOm,
inoebUloe noset SaIt. 90 5aar, Der life iaar nOset, har
life iaa soot al @oosu iOm DC, Der bar Ipaaus til Gait,
naar be Inter paa bet. De triueS oa laR9t beore, bet
b~eiprorer osres Sanobcb, % uloeu uOpitter fig bepre.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25
385

at pGre ite9ne al ssitene, unOerio9te nj aue Sporet, % %
u'ltc l9 at DGre a en- ifoet Seit, itost mso 81, ilslb - tF
sgOer, 9lort al goii lpreHS Suo.
81 Uloite ale. al Oenne Muaoe at TO paa, fun bIep brat
al Ioeltembianere paa Sletterne.
yet par tpoell9t, at SnOianerne hapbe pGret Der.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25

@iGIten: "3et er oirfe .io ell fin
sammcl Bin, bette.
Su,bcrrsn: IS mme.! ga bet
liuipe 9 meme; M bar iea / II Nar
itplot 8Iubauoleren Setatmaen for
oen".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-23
BETTER THAN A DEED.

TIL ought He Could Settle All Disputes
ms to Ownership.
From the Detroit Free Press
Within few miles of the North Carolina
state line 1 stopped at a poverty-stricken
cabin to smoke a pipe and chat for few
minutes with the tallest and raggedest ma
tive ever saw in the south. 1t wa evident
from the looks of things that he was at hard
pan and below and, after some general talk,
l queried:
"Why don't you go at it and fix up your
cabin. so as to make 1t comfortabler'
1T docs look shacklety and that's a fact"
he replied. but I'm tryin' to SELL we see."
rs that the reason you have no crops?"
Yes, that's the reason"
And how much land do you own here?"
wall, sab, l can't 'zactly say how much,
but powerful lot, reckon
But don't you know where your boundary
lines begin and end?'
They might begin down thar by the creek
and end up thar by that big tree" he replied
in doubtful tones.
Your deed ought to show" said.
"Yes, but hain't got any deed"
Didn't you get deed when you bought
this property?'
No, sab; no deed"
Then how can you say you own it?''
repeated. Why, sab, l cum .long yere arter
the wah and liked the looks of the place and
squatted on it. Since that time three differ
ent critters hev cum from jacksonville to
hist me off and hev killed two and wounded
the tother and held right on. If that hain't
ownin the property then I'd like to know!
No, sab. amt got no deed, but hev got a
dcube-barreled shotgun, and l reckon thar
won't be any disputes about ownership when
find a critter who wants to buy!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-23

From the Macon Telegraph.
Cicero Africanus walked up to Mr.. Sid
Wiley in the ordinary's office yesterday.
with the question:
rs dishyer de place fer to git mage
lisums?"
And as the negro held out dollar and
a half, Mr.. Wiley replied:
Yes, II you have the price, but you will
have to bring US So
Cicero pulled at the side curls Of his au-
burn hair for a few moments as IL in deep
thought; then, with a joyous expression,
remarked:
wall, boss. eff you'll keep de lisums fer
me tell I kin go cross de street I'll cum
hack en- git um-now, doan' let nobody else
Rave UNI, boss. case 1 mus sho git dat
gal"
Cicero returned within 4 few minutes
with his other half dollar.
Boss, yer got UNI yit?' was his query
as he planked down the silver with the
pride of bimetallist.
When he had received the neatly printed
license, Cicero looked at it several seconds
as II studying the class of lithogra phing
on the border. and then, in a confidential
way, he leaned over to Mr.. Wiley and
asked:
BOSS, how much do 1t cos ter git der
voast, eff / doan' like de gai?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-23
OBSCURE HANDWRITING .
Submitted to n Druggist ms an Ex-
pert and the Result.


pert and the Result.
From the Evansville News.
They We're standing on the corner Of 7th
and Vine streets not many night ago. One
of them had just received a telegram and
he was making great effort to read it. He
tried it for several minutes and then handed
it to his friend with an air of disgust.
The second individual gave 1t up after
struggling with it quarter of an hour.
Il never saw anything to beat that" he
remarked, as he handed the message back,
land I've seen some pretty bad writing in
my time, too"
We'll, 1 can't read 1t, and I'd like to know
what it says, badly"
Let me see. All. have 1t. Drug clerks
can read most any kind of writing. Let Us
go and see"
They went to the nearest pharmacy and
handed the message to the prescription
clerk. Before an explanation could be made
he darted to the rear Of the shop and disap-
pc AIRED behind a screen.
After an absence of fifteen minutes, during
which time both men had grown very rest
less, the clerk appeared, and as he handed
bottle to one of the men, he said:
sixty cents, please"
Rather stunned for awhile, the man OPEN
ed the package, and read on the label:
"One teaspoonful to be taken three times
every hour"
When an explanation was made the clerk
set up the soda water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-23
FOREST DESTRUCTION.
The Proper Method of Cutting Trees
and What Would Be the Eject.

The Proper Method of Cutting Trees
and What Would Be the Eject.
From the Brooklyn Eagle.
This year a thing has happened In GER
tain parts of New England that seldom
happens there, If, indeed, 1t ever happened
before. 1t is the drying up of the wells
and springs and brooks. 1t has not been a
particularly dry seaso1-much less so than
last year at all events-yet many are left
without a drop Of water, and have to bring
it in tubs from rivers while horses and
cattle have to be driven to a distance to
get a drink. Some of the mills are suffer-
ing from the slightness of the flow in their
races. and higher dams are talked of.
while in few instances steam has been
brought in to substitute the former power.
The cause for this is as plain as daylight;
1t is the reckless stripping of the forest
from the hills For years the lumbermen
being responsible to no authority, and have
chopped away mile on miles Of forest. The
result has been to dry the springs that
were formerly conserved in the shade and
the vegetable mold to allow the rains to
rapidly evaporate. to wash away good
deal Of the surface soil in their hasty flow,
and to convert the cool, moist hollows into
arid cleariEgs.
methods of the choppers. This does not
imply that the supply of timber is to be-
come short. Not at all. 1t simply means
that a sensible system shall be used. At
present the lumberman begins at the foot
Of the hill and cuts his way clean to the
top. The springs that hillside disap-
pear because the sponge that held them is
gone. Years and years must pass, even
after the second growth has become extern
sive. before the vegetable mold is rich
enough and deep enough to hold the water
of new system Of springs. Now, the cor
rect way to cut trees is to single out the
stoutest here and there, and to cut only
those, giving to the others time to gain
size that will make 1t worth ones while to
cut them down. By this means the forest
Is slightly thinned, to be sure, but 1t is not
destroyed. The shade l. always there. and
so is the vegetable mold. The rain does
not go away in freshets immedia tely, and
the brooks do not run dry after a drought.
Rains, too, occur with greater frequency.
The temperate re is more eQuable and the
climate has more stability. Fierce winds
are less frequent, as there Is no rapid rise
of baked atmosphere to draw in other air
to fill the vacuum. 1t should not take an
age to decide the people of the land to pro-
tect their woods when the unfortunate re-
suits Of their destruction are so widely and
frequently in evidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-23
The Boy Kept Quiet.

From an Exchange.
There are various ways of keeping boy
quiet, but perhaps the most novel was that
adopted by public school teacher Of New
Castle, Del, one day recently, when she
pasted sticking plaster across a pupils
mouth The little fellow was laughing, and
was so amused about something that he
could not stop when commanded to do so.
The teacher was prepared for just such a
case of INSTRUMENTATION, and producing a
big piece of sticking plaster she held the
boy and pasted it across his lips, thus hold
ing them tightly together and compelling
him to breathe through his nose. With the
plaster still across his mouth. he was given
a seat in the hall. He then tried to pull
it off, but it stuck tightly. After a while
he was brought back into the school room,
where the sticker was moistened and pulled
off,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-23

From the San Francisco Argonaut
There Is an anecdote told of an Indiana
man who was presenting a letter of intro
duction to merchant in the Ecuadorian
capital, Quito. Ecuador is famous for its
earthquakes. All the houses there are but
one story in height and the windows and
doors of the thick walls are the universal
inches for safety. The Indiana man had
just finished an elaborate pantomime in an
attempt to convey without words his joy
at meeting the Spanish merchant In the
middle of it came an earthquake shock.
Like flash the merchant shot into one of
the window inches, yelling to the stranger,
'Pronto! Prontoi' ('Quick! Quickr)
The traveller was narrating it subsequent
ly when earthquake stories came up.
II didn't know no Spanish and I didn't
know what 'Pronto' meant, but you bet
prontoed," said the Indiana man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-23
A Truly Mi.cellaneou. Cargo,

From the Portland (Afe) Press
The schooner ]. B. Coyle. cleared yester.
day for Port Spain, Trinidad, off the coast
of Venezuela, with a miscellaneous cargo
This is one of several similar cargoes re.
Gently sent from here to the same place
An inspection of the character of it is very
interesting, showing what articles are mos,
in demand by the Trinidad people.
There are 800 tons of ice on the schooner
meats, ham, oysters, sausage. Holsters fresh
fish, poultry, game. fifty live sheep, butter
cheese, apples, celery, cabbage and other
vegetables: tar, pitch, oakum, pork, pears
grapes, GA bales of hay. &c, 151 feet of lum-
Der and Do kegs of lager beer. The value
of all this merchandise is S6626. When she
gets to Trinidad the captain can stock a
good-sized general store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-23
Knocked Out.
From Harpar's

From Harpar's Bazaar.
"Oh, by the way, can you cook?' said
young Mr.. Spudds 10 Miss Gargoyle.
MAY inquire If your query is prompted
by a matrimonial inclination?" asked the
young lady.
"Why-er-er-well, yes" stammered the
young man.
THAT being the case, I will answer you
fully Yes, can cook terrapin, canvas-back
duck, brook trout and venison, besides ten
derloin steak and other delicacies. Can you
provide them in their raw slater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-23
GOOD NIGHT. GATH.
Journalistic to the last.


From the london Echo
The region Of the Landes, which, fifty
years ago. was one Of the poorest and most
miserable in France, has now been made
one of the most prosperous, owing to the
planting of pines. The increased value is
estimated at no less than 1000, 0O0, 600
francs Where there were fifty years ago
only few thousand poor and unhealthy
shepherds whose fiocks pastured on the
scanty heritage, there are now sawmills
charcoal kiins and turpentine works. inter-
spersed with thriving villages and fertile az.
ricultural lands
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Cnth's Inscription.

From the Boston Herald.
George Alfred Townsend has built q
family tomb on his estate in Maryland, and
ever the door is this inscription:
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LEGAL NOTICES.

.E E,lea Noy q 1885 Same! R. CIV Church J IP;r
Justices Of the Peace in and for the District of
Columbia.
Walter 3. wnddey. plaintin, ". james Chambers.
Limited corporation organized ard existing
under the laws of the state of New York. defend
ant. No.59s Order Of publication.A summons in due
form having been issued ont of this court to Il
lawful constable Of this District for the said
defendant, and the same having been by said
constable returned mot to be found" II is here
10y ordered that said defendant cause his appear
ance to be entered herein on OR before the 18th
be proceeded with as in case of default. true
copy: Test, SAMUEL r. CHURCH Seal; Jus
CHURCH, J. T. no28-3ts
wASHiNGToN CRY, D. q
No. $685.. Doc 81.
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, holding Orphans
testamentary on said estate, by The National safe
Deposit. Savings and Trust Company OF the District
sSuft FRIDAY. the 18th day Of A becen1er, 4
~ ~''|''''' ''' A. B. HaGSER, Justice.
Attest: j. NOTA McGILL,
Register of Wills. D. G.
r. Ross J PERRY & son. PrOetOrs for Applicant.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
The sth day Of November, 1895.
Julian Wall Complainant Ia,da@dh; vs. Helen Wall.
No. 1885. Equity docket 80.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.: e. ] Bern
hard, his solicitor, 1t is ordered that the defendant
Helen Wall, cause her appearance to be entered
he rein before the first rule day occurring forty
days after this day. otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with in of default.
The object Of this suit is TO obtain a divorce from
the bond Of marriage, the ground Of willful de-
scrtion and abandonment for the full uninterrupted
space of two years.
This order to be published once n week for three
successive weeks In the Washington Law Reporter
AMI The Evening Star prlor to said rule day.
By the court, Z. T. BINGHAM,
Chief Justice, etc.
True CODY. Test: J. II. YOUNG, Clerk, etc.
NJ. A. CLANCY. Assistant Clerk. no9-1aw3t
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Mount Vernon Seminary

CORNER NJ AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
A SELECT RESIDENCE AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
Twenty-fl first year opens TUESDAY. October first.
Large and attractive buildings thoroughly equip
ped with every requisite OF refined home and .
progressive school,
Applications for admission of pupils to the Day
School may be made after September fifteenth, be-
rween the hours Of ten and O'Clock each
morning.
MRS. ELIZABETH j. SOMERs.
se1O-3m Principal.
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