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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-07
VI ettfeae elm.
u. aaermanu,

Die &esler mehrerer gereine baben
bei4loReu, unter fid elm @ettteeeIn au
peranfaIten unb bic erite 3ufammen.
tnnft finbet i'm 9lifRou8.8arten ftatt.
Nn benz preiste9ela betbeiligen f9
ieitenS bes:
WliiRon aeseI Club - George Sde,
aapitdn; Som @lart, 2ouis Brian,
8. 9. 8iud, 2ouis s. S6mibt, 6.
u. 3iibn. Greb 9eubaum, @b. 8ieieu'
bad, u. q. &beiner. 6. 4. @ut3eit..
5ommers' 8arten aesel Club -
u. Nltmann, 8apitdu; 5. 8. S9ae'
fer, 6. Gefel, 6. SOmmers, 8. Bobn,
s. Bobn. 6. 8. @eiB, Souls 8oigbt'
ldnber, @us Ilimann, u. llbl.
gaIinos sMitslieber: 8. 8osel, 2apis
ton; 6. u. 80tb. 3. Grieienbed, 9.
Meeri6eibt. s. Rennert, Geo. 2brner.
+. Bus, %. 3ummeI, 6. 8uentber,
6. 6euermann.
Burner: Soc Meaaifer, aapitdn
Wm. SeuBen. 6. pobepiIS, Darn
6ol3, gb. Seng. Dm. Bolbre9t,
aug. Brian, War 8aes, 6enrp Sutes,
SIP @abeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-07
Ratb far MHtter .

Bor hber so Sabren i9on murbs
Wrs. WihSlotp'S Soothing Gprut
BON Wfillionen BON Mhttern beim 3ab,
men Der atnber angemenbet. Wirf bu
TN S@lafe bur@ bas Sareien eines
8inbes gef6rt, bas i'm 3abnen III unt
bor e9meraen peiuta Wenn 10, laRs
fofort eine Glaf9e bon uMrs. Wins,
Ions Soothing 5prupS bolen. Seiu
Wertb III unbe3ablbar. gs mirb BEN
tleinen 2eibenben fofort 2inbernns bers
i9affen. gerlaBt en1 barauf, Mttter,
es III tein 3meifel bartber. gs beill
ODfenterD nnb 9iarrbpe, regnlirt ben
Wa9en unb bic Rieren, beieitigt Winb'
4olit, ermei9t ben @aumen, berbins
bert gntstubuns unb itdrtt bas sanae
Spfem. rWlrs. MinSlotps SOOTHING
Syrup fur aabnenbe 3inber III anges
nebm In Gef6mad unb bas Recepi
ffammt bon eineut ber befen tpeibli9en
Ner5te In ben 8er. Gtaaten. gS III bel
allen Sruggifen In Der gan3en Welt 30
baben. prets rs Gents per Glafbe.
3auft ni9ts anberes, als WrS. Minss
IoDs SOotbingsSprnp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-07
Gin Sraunt.

&etR tpar Der Sag nnS bic Sfad,t blieb
beiR,
9te Weosfttps idbtutrrten emtietltd,,
Hnter'm Sidtea Stete, sebaSet tn
Gdtpetf,
9a fd1laft iidb'8 nid3t grade era1eltd,! i!
9a tranmt man allerlei 3emg, 10 bmnt,
Bon 8aitltsfen, Wfpltben mmO0rad,em;
go trattmt tct) benn audi au bteSer
GtunS',
SD la8e tn, -. 86llem=0fadeu!
SD id)mprte In iieSennem ghtpefel
ttmO Del
-ytpd, tttebr, alS auf meinem Yfiible-
=, rtef tcb, tit bier bemn feline geel',
9te bic IeH5ense 3uu8e mtr fitble2
9amm batt' ids 8erafen, ba Fam fd3un
berbet
@tm 1enfel@en, FED amo bebeuoe,
Jra8t utttb uad5 ntetnem 8egebr, fuer
tdb fet
atno tote td) mid benn befanoe?
SD Cab Seideto tim In ntattem gpn;
=, rtet er oa, 10 ietb Sbr esq
Serr Mrnpio idbidt Gnd, Dpm gamft
Mutpn
Gtn Barrel boil Clone Star''.8tereS /!
=, Der bamtt, aber mBaltHit ibnell!
8tef lamt td5 Oa tn bas 0etpimmel:
8etm Clone Star"s Bier alaubf man
felbit tn Der @Da'
Wfat tu6re mttten TN Gtmmel!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-07
Wtais leie, es mag BON SIT
tereffe ietn Z!

Wir balten segenmdrtis einen
g ON mer' Rdumunes. Bers
tauf. 56uhe unb StiefeI 3u aoits
preiien Nuf iebem 5thf Waare
ftebt Der Soft unb ber sbemaIige Ders
taufSpreis. Bor ettpa 8 Monaten bes
f6afften mir einen 8orratb bon aofs
fern unb 9anbtafden. gtun tperben
mir bieielben boQfdnbie ausperfaufen,
ba mir bes &aumes 5ebHrftie finb fur
ben groBen 9erbfs unb Winters
Vorratb BON s9uben, ber gegens
udrtig anfdngt, bereinautommen.
Ndes nuB prompt unb 5ur @telIe
5eaablt werben, ba mir 3u fol9en prei'
ten gti9ts aufi9retben fbnnen.
@inberella Sboe Store,
2l3 Mlamo.Pla3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-07


Sn 8oben sel6lasenen slusen, bie
Sdnbe btnter benz Nhden perl6rdntt,
bte SiiBe nett porgeitredt, 10 baB tbr
5ierltder &ttOdel itdtbar mar. Sbre
8ebanfen iparen obne 3petfel In fpets
ter Serne. go blieb ei8entlt6 nur
W2asba ais 3ub6rertu, tnb tn tbrem
bauSfrault6en Beitrebet, bic Inter-
baltuus In SfuB 3u balten, ober au9
aus tnnerer lleber3eugune, unterbra9
iie ben Sdpager bann unb mann NIT
etnem Sas ber Gertbei6t9une fitr ben
suten 0anbeuren unb ietn 0ous, Gs
fam su einen tleinen @trett 3ptfden
Beiben iiber 8erttn IS, bic @eielltss
feit bes 1nobernen 8erlin, gu berett
Qlnbdnsern iib Ottofar betannte, unb
Berlin 6, bic @efelli9aft ber sroBen
Sabrtta1tten rnb alten 4aufmannSs
fanilten. n3uoiel Brillanten bhben
,tnb briiben-ba bait Du re9tl4 ers
etferte ii@ Sttofar. rg2ur baB ite in
Gerlin D benn bod ipeni8ftens NIT
@ei9utad unb Gro3ie setragett tperben.
Menie setftise Sntereiien bhbes unS
briiben, t.ur bab bte @etffioftetett TT
Berlin % ii6 tpentsftens eiu bhbi9es
Mdntelden uunjubdneen itrebt. "
.Das Wdntelden frioolen Getlt.
reidelns, Ottofar Weiter ni9ts! ct.
tpos fofettiren NIT bem IaseSeefdnad
In 0tteratur tnb 9unit, etn oberfld9>
tides Mdcenatentbuu1, bas 1T allies.
l1nb t9 beitrette aud, baB BEN alien
9duieru bes ipoblbabenben Bhrser'
tbums In Berlin 8 bas seiftise Snte'
reiie In benz l1mfaug feblt, ipte on ar<
ntmmit. Gs trd9t ii9 MIR ,tt9t 70 of
fen 5a Marfte, man periu9t ,rt9t nit
tim 3lt prunfeu. Du fennf bieie Sdus
fer nut bon ben sroben Diners unb
Ballen. Du weiBt nt9ts oon benz ttt>
ttmeren 8erfebr, bon ben fleinen Grets
fen, tn benen bte Sranea unb Mldb9en
Spra@en treiben, it6 nit 9unitse,
fbt1te bei9dftigen-"
Der 9tmmel bebiite mid In @nas
benl" la6te Ottofar.
Serno lansipetlte iid. CT fannte
lpe6er bte @efellisfett BON Berlin 6,
nod bic bon Berlin IS, unb 8eibe ipas
rem Tim alt6 ungemein slei9siltis.
aber bas iunse Mdbden bort briiben,
ite intereiiirte i'm. limb 70 faBte er benlt
na6 Ginger 3eit einen beroti6en Gnts
idfub. Ct ftanb leiie auf, UNI nit Mar
einise @orte iiber feline 1raber 3lt taus
l9en, unb ptlgerte bonn, bte pierlhrD>
tise @eitalt ansftltd bur9 bie Seiiel
unb 1ii66en acknowledgement, bts 3,t
Selene Sturu. Gr tpa9te io9ar, tnb
es selans tbm 3u ietnem eisenen
Staunen, obne beiOnberes Gerdui6,
etnen Stubl beran3uidieben unb ii1
neben Der yaleinen" nteber3ulaffen.
Ste that, als oh iie bies Glles tti9t
bemertt bate. Grit als er, ipieber mad
einieem .3bsern, iie leiie anipra6 !:
u@ndbtsites Srduletn metnten oors
bin" fdluS ite bic eroBen Nusen
auf. aber MIR, TIM i'm init eineut TN.
tpillisen 8ltd 3u meifen, 10 bus ct per~
(Sortfesuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-07

Geu8t' Mandeu nur sebbris an,
Ghr Did bur6's 5euer sebt er bann |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-07

Ssib SIR bard unSerbaalt6teM,
Terifopfnue. appetitloRefeit, S9wias
bel, stlbe 6autforbe seplastt @bk
lobb 1italper iR elm F9eres 6eilmtttel,
Gum Berfauf bel aalteper q e4a'
1arh. Sames GIabin, 4. ). epeae fs.
R. Gsba q &c.. .. Steis, Gsaissi
Drna Stsrs, u. e&webts,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-07

- Der gefrige Sonntag bra9te uns
uieber sroBe Getpitteri9ptile.
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ssepnblitamer 1t, apaiffana. /.

Wie In 2ouiRana bic ni9t i9le9ten
Nusfi6ten ber &epublitauer bur9 bas
berausforbernbe Muftreten Der idwars
;en &epublifaner gei6dbigt tperben,
bartiber f@reibt bic ~N. 8. 9euti6e
3eitung@:
Die Organization ber tueiBen &epu,
blitaner III felt ber Iebten Nprilmabl
bier febr eritartt unb He bat fh cine
a9tunggebietenbe @tehung ermorben.
gs geb6ren ibr bic befen @Iemente Der
8argeridaft, ber taufmdnnii9en Welt,
ber pfan5er an unb, ra9bem Der gbis
cago @onbent bie e1ten 8runbl1be ber
bemotratii6en partei itber 8or6 gewor,
fen, baben bunberte bon @utgeI6 9e.
motraten bic Neisuns tunbgegeben,
nit ben &epublitanern gemeini6aftli1e
Sa9e 3tl MAIDEN, tpenn bic 8efabr als
beieitigt gelten taun, baB Der farbige
Wenfdenbruber i'm Sole bes Sieges
Der republitanii9en Sadie In Der friiber
pblthen Weife teracgen unb porse3ogen
nirb.
IS w1reu ieBt bic befien gbaneen auf
Silbung elmer anfebnli9en Republicans
f6en partei In 2ouifiana norbanben,
penn bic Neger In ben Sintergrunb BIZ
right tDlrben. go lange benz f1mar.
5en Stimmpleb bier nod irsenbmel1e
tonansebenbe &olle auseftanben mirb,
III es nit ber gntmidlung ber republis
+ taniihen partei tn 2onifana ni9ts.
Sas repubIitaniide Nationalcomite,
ober befeu grecutib NuSf6uB. nit
6srra Wart 9auna an ber SpiBe, bes
gebt einen berbdugnibnollen 5ebler,
inbem es ben Shntel Der bieRsen &es
guldrea nod groB 5iebt. 9as Gacit
wirb iein, bab fie perf9iebene @ongreBs
unb @lectsral $idetS i'm Gelbe babeu
uub am @ntf6eibungstage I'm Nopeuls
Der eine geialaeue Nieberlage erleiben.
- Die Graub Surp fiir ben Otto,
bers3ermin bes 81. Difrittgeridt8 ifi
pie folst suiammenseiebt: pbil. Sbar,
bein, u. 80. @Oben. 6enrp pfeil, @bas,
Mersale. Oscar Smith, Sobn @id'
lamb, Sobu @oper, Rubolpb %
Staade, @eorg Oullnis. WDrriS Griebr
man, S. 5. Reeb, 6. 4. BED, Satot
s. Weber. u. @. gafanola, Senrt
Gaaser, Grant umfdeib.
| Geu6t' Manden nur sebbris an,
| Gar Did bur6's Geuer sebt er banu
1
- Der geItrige Sonutag bra1te uns
| tpieber drD6e WemitterId,miiIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-07

3one gtar 8ier iAmedt bes Mpr.
8euS gut,
0eSslei@en 81 Mttta8e,
Hub tper es MbenbS trtufeu tbut.
9at barom nimmer Vlaae:
9inaeaen rtad,t bas Zone. gtar.8tet
lin Wttternadbt erft redbt @I1ftr!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-07
yorSam 8rotbers,
@eftanratenre tn g@ols' galpom mnb
YalM1e1t .@arten.

liefern tdslid fri DE Nuitern aus
Der Sdale, elm feiue8 Dinner fitr 25
@entS unb ftibren foufttse ggtra Be.
iiellunsen in turser 3eit aus. Mue
Oelifatefien Der Saifea finb gu haben.
Die beiien unb bilisten preiie in Der
9tabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-07

Wfein ainb bate bic Brdune unb
uurbe bur9 Sbilob's Cure gebeilt.
i6reibt WrS. 5. 9. Martin, SuntspiQe,
Mla. 3um 8erfauf BET 4alteper&Sdu'
9arb, Sames @lapin, 8. s. Speuehp.
R. @obn & &c., 9. Stein, @entraI
Drug Store, u. S6weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-07
Cine farge 8e6r.

Cine farRe 2Se6r.
8srthsibisen Sie Siren &Orp.r ses.n
2ranfbsit burd ben Gebroud BON
Eutfs Yillsn, Elm ftets fiderss Ssilmits
tel gsssn &Opfidmsrseu, DDspepfie, Wus
laria, 8srffopfuns uno ale bamit per.
luanbtsn 2ciben.
"Ias GrifbraS Dss Gfbfnsl"
Or. 1uttl Sbre 2sberpilleu ftnb bas
Triebrao bes 2ebens. Sd uerbe benz
3ufall ffsts buntbur fein, Der mid ois|
itlbsn isnnen lernen lief. 8. 5airleisb,
Rlatte Cannon, Col.
9Mtt'S 2eber YtWett.
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Matthte4 Srpther4,

Gleii6er, sos gafi 9oufon Strabe
2iefern bas porsusli9He @imbs, @9af,
unb S6weinefeii@. 6 pe3iaIitdt.
Sunges aalbfleif d. Nle Sor'
ten BON Wurif.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
CURRENT TOPICS.

4 German has Invented an mean
descent lamp apparatus for showing
the Interior OF boilers while filled with
steam.
There are nj present In China only
l.O22 citizens OF the United States.
nearly half Of whom are women. SOC
are missionaries.
Greenland, with Its population OF TO-
900. Is almost entirely Chrlstianlzed by
the Morayians, Lutherans and Danish
missionaries,
The earthworm propes himself along
the ground or through the earth by
means OF brlstles projecting from each
ring Of hls body.
A tenement house In Muncie, Ind.
occupied by J. T, Robinson and Roy
HURT, was burned, The Are was
started by mice gnawlng matches.
A well on the Hammock reservation
at Boise, Idaho, has been sunk to a
depth OF 10 feet and the water In It
Is OF a temperature Of 20 2-5 degreea
At Oakland, Cal. last Sunday burg
lars robbed the contribution box In q
church. ana at Sonora they broke into
a jail and cleaned out the sherlf's coin
with the exception Of New York the
sum total OF the served congressional
years OF Iowa members Is greater thar
those OF the congressman OF any otheI
State.
Scientists estimate that every year
layer equal to Il feet deep Of the sur
face OF OIL oceans and other bodies o
water Is taken mp into the atmospher
az yapor,
There are nearly liOO0,0OO acres o
land In South Dakota subject 60 onr
! under the homestead laws. There ar
great possibilities In this vast tract Q
uuevltlyated soil,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

From the London Weekly Telegraph:
The rejected lover (says one who has
gone through the min should not
propose again too soon. That will only
annoy the object OF his devotion, who
does not like having to give pain again,
and has not had time TO change her
mind. lie should remain In an attitude
OF respectful sorrow, letting her see by
Implication that his heart is broken
and his life ruined, gratefully accept
ing the position OF friend. which she In
quite certain to offer him-sho always
wants to be either his friend or his sis
ter when she won't be his wife. That
only shows that she can't bear to lose
him altogether. By-and-bye, when CON
ddcntlnl terms are ro-establlshed and
she has grown to feel II would be ditil-
cult to get on without his friendship,
let him begin cautiously paying a little
attention to some other girl lie must
be 40 brotherly to herself as before
Then, when he has worked up her feel
lngs TO the proper hitch, let him gently
say: "of course, Annie, II there were
even the very faintest hope that yor
could ever, In no matter how long {
time. get to care for me" And ten L
one he will be looking at engagement
rings that evening.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
FUN ron YOUNG FOLK.
\ Doll rariy l. Great sport and onsr
- wide field.

4 bolt rarty l. Great sport and 0uers
Wide nrid.
Parents too often forget that they
were once young and liked amusement
A mother Of my acquaintance, with
house full Of young people, Is shining
Instance OF one who remembers. She
lately gave unique party which was
most successful affair The invitations
we're sent by little Chinese and Japan
csc dolls. OF the Kind sold on the street
at two for 9 cents. which are already
dressed In gay ornamental garments OF
paper. In the sash tiny envelope was
thrust, addressed to the person to whom
the doll was sent ana containing an In
yitatlon to doll party. the receiver be-
ing requested to come In "A costume
poraonating n doll OF some sort. One
OF the most amusing features OF the,
evening, was row Of paper dolls.
dressed In white and leaning against
the wall, with hands Joined. To do this
/ well one must contrlve to drive every
BIT OF expression from the face. and rs
the aid OF powder to assume CHASTITY
complexion. An Ingenious costume OF
gray Jaeger underwear. drawn over the
shoes ana stockings and sleeves, with
short skirt and waist OF gray silosia
made u very good rubber doll. but the
belle OF the evening was u turbaned
black Dlnah. OF course. Ia most cases
masks are worn. but these can be dis
ponscd with early In the evening. A
prize Is given to the one who can guess
the Identity OF the greatest number
There Is a field here for any amount O
ingenuity. Az this was In q suburban
town the invitation dolls were delivered
By messenger.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
Retnrnrd for cerrectIon.

The following story is told Of Lord
Roberts first experience with the Dub
lin postoiiice; Having taken mp his
quarters at the Shelbourne hotel, he
later ON walked mp to the postoihce to
give Instructions about his letters and
kilograms. The postofIlce dignitary
gave him the usual form to MI in, which
he did, and signing II Roberts, Shell
bourne hotel handed II back to the
clerk. who. after scanning Il In a con-
temptuous way. flung It back TO the
field marshal, eNclaiming, with wither-
ing sarcasm, What dye name wild
this at all? Maybe, perhaps, yen be
afthor putin your Christian name
afore tothcr one nv ye have onev
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
nrn riRsr nLooMERs.


Did Not Know and the rsiior Feared 90
Tell uer
From the washington Evening Star:
A woll-known Washington lady who
has become a great bicycle enthusiast
intends to take an extensive wheeling
trip with her husband. Because Of the
inconvenience OF skirts. she decided to
adopt boomers, and left her order and
-easure with the ladies' department
Of a well-known tailor In answer to
card to "call at her earliest convent
ence to try on" she dropped In the
other day. The lady filter at the time
was not In, but the new woman said
that didn't make any difference. she
would Try them on anyhow.
She was therefore ushered into the
small dressing room and tried the pa
thence OF the proprietor and cutter who
awaited her temperance. for she was
gone a good while
When she came out she was In
boomers, but not In a very equablc
frame OF mind. Turning to the proprie-
/ tor. she exclaimed.
This Is a horrld NJ. don't see how
| you could have made such a botch.
don't know Just how they ought to be
but know they are not right can
scarcely breathe Where they ought
to be tight they are loose, and where
they ought to be loose they are tight
Tho proprietor looked at the cutter
and the cutter looked at the proprietor
The proprietor blushed. but the cutter
who was behind the lady's back
smiled. and boldly wlnkod at his en-
ploycr.
Then the proprietor determined OF
heroic measures. Gently. but firmly
he said.
MY dear madam. II YOU will klndl'
return to the dressing room and pu
them on right side before. think yo'
will nnd that they NJ all right"
Sadly she disappeared behind tn
curtain and said never a word.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
villa,uy

Look she almost shrleked in her
rage as she shook the paper under his
face. "Oh, villain, villain, have found
Won out In all your base perhdy"
II beg your pardon said the young
man. "but I'm afraid l don't quite fol-
low you"
This Is your letter to me"
Yea"
1T brca,hos the tendorest affections,
dIesn't lt?' 49,
~ aatter myself" he answered, with
n oomplacent how. rthat Il does
1T is ardent In its proiestatons OF
undylng devotion. isn't itg'
III ii was as intended H. there's no
doubt about Il being So
Look look here" she Missed, "and
then turn your face In shame, Here are
The unmlslnkeable traces OF carbon
papor. This letter was manltolded!'-
Washington star.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

Young husbands are quoted hish IN
Indiana. Recently Mrs. Sarah Ray, OF
I.aporte. "a years old. made an ofter OF
$50. 900 10 tho young man who best
pleased her. George Brown, 20 years
Of age. paid such aaslduous court that
she consented 10 marry him, II being
shown that he was Of good character
and n representative Of good family.
Mrk. Rays relatives attempted TO pre-
vent the wedding by lnstituting pro-
ccedings. declaring Mrs Ray OF UNI
sound mind After an exciting trial
a jury ruled In her favor, Fearing tina,
there might be further efforts to hreal,
the match. Mr., Brown and Mrs. Ray
ran away 10 weathold where the knot
was tied. True TO her promloe, she
gave the bridegroom check for s2O.-
600.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
ANIMAL HAsPinrss



Enioyments In Youth.
All animals, from ants up 10 whales
and elephants. play together in youth.
and some are fond Of taking such diver
sion at intervals through life. one
might search the world over and not
ind more playful creatures than pup
pies and kittens. but there are other
dumb animals which not only frisk
about but actually descend to practical
Jokes.
a Brazilian parrot once succeeded In
making a railway party believe that
/ thoy had run over n child. Sudden
/ cries. followed by q low moaning. rang
out from beneath tho wheels. The train
was stopped and the employees nervous
~ searched the track. but no child was
TO be seen No clue to tho situation
could be found until large green par
rot, swinging in his cage. uttered a
mocking laugh.
4 monkey. on ahipbonrd. used 10
amuse himself In the cooks absence by
turning the water cocks Ia order to
enjoy that worthy's urprlso when he
returned and found the water running
over the floor. and there arc scores Of
authenticated instances Of actual de-
ception practiced by animals to gain
some desired end
: A certain skye terrier used 10 attempt
J decclylng It's master by going through
d the action Of killing ny and then as
J summing IN air OF success one day,
, however. when proof was given him
( that his Hypocrisy was detected. he
. skunk under the furnituro. evidently
quite ashamed.
o The merry antics Of monkeys arc
!. many and diyerting. Humboldt was ac'
4 qualntcd with q monkey In India which
n took delight In riding a pig. Every
x morning the creature caught one
r loapod aalrlde his back. and cllnglnl
x thorc with great flrmneas. took his NJ
II OF riding Another monkey. domestl
IA Gated by missionary. used to put Thu
d family cat. a strong. good-natured ami
Ic NAL to the same use.
~ Tho fayorito game OF others seem
IL to be that Of sliding down hill The
b. climb to the top Of high snow ridge
lie nat upon the stomach. with the for
d. feet bent backward. and, giving them
m selves an impulse with the hind Leg
y glide down the hill. head foremost i
N summer they select sloplng rive
ne bank. which has a clayey soil an
be- where the water at It's base 10 Of consld
a. cradle depth. Climbing this bank, the
he start from the top. slip swiftly over III
70. sloplng ground and plunge Into III
On water.
Of The gnmbollng Of whales IL often vii
ng ncased by sailors. and Paley says th'
or any observer Of fish must acknowlede
iy that "thcy are 20 happy they know NJ
H. what to DO with themselves. Their n
nd titudes and frollcs are simply the enc
pa OF an excess Of splrlts."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

The custom Of wearing gloves IL very
ancient. but their use was not common
among all clafsoa until the middle ages
when gloves became necessary part
OF the costume OF both men ana
women. A. that period gloves were
often embroidered with Eold and sill
yer, and richly ornamented with jewels.
They were then used as symbols OF
many things. A knight would wear a
glove. spangled with pearls. fastened
on his helmet. nj tournament, ne u
sign OF favor from some fair LADY, to
throw down the glove at the feet OF
n rival was considered challenge TO
fight duel; and other algnlilcations
were familiar TO the people OF those
days. The manufacture OF gloves u
one OF the most important industries OF
Europe at the present time. II Ia e.
timatod that no less than 100000 doz'
on pairs OF gloves are made annually
and In the town OF Gronoble. In France
this work alone gives employment 70
30 900 people. The above estimate docs
not include the vast quantities OF ordi
nary woven gloves OF cotton, Silk OF
other fabrics. but only those made o.
fine skins.-New York Times.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

The genial pastor OF one OF the sub
-rban churches. whose salary Is some
what In arrears at present, stepped
into the hardware store OF one OF his
parishioncrs the other morning ana
asked to see some corkscrews-very
large and strong ones, he explained.
''Why. DIR. -, what In the wS,id DO
YOU want with one, anyhow said ti.s
dcal,-.
"My lee. sir" said the doctor. 81
want a corkscrew large enough TO give
me some assistance in drawing my sal
airy"
The story reached the ears Of his
congregation and the indebtedness was
cancelled forthwith.-Cincinnau Iri-
bunc.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

The latest oddly in queerly colored
game brought out OF the Maine woods
Ia deer with a polka-dot hide. The
ground color OF the hair Is almost snow
white and the whole body Is dotted
with spots or blotchea OF red hair. Tho
appearance OF the animal Is said to have
been notably pretty as well as odd.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

An Indianapolis paper says that
"Goyernor Cumback Ia the coming man
in this state" We don't know the gem
tleman. but We would like TO see him
placed on the same ticket with Carrie
Chapman Gait
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

+ John welsh for
merly OF Saratoga,
IL alive. and this
should meet his eye
or the attention Of
any one who knows
him. tho informa-
tlon that he is liy-
Ing would bring
happiness to one OF
the oldest and most
respected families