davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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The Editor Il Never Missed It'll
He L. Dead.

Tho standing Of the editor IL
never appreciated until his days of
potatoes on subscription and spoilt
fruit are over and his spirit has
winged its fight to realms of end
less space. This IL clearly evil
danced in the following letter Of
coincidence, sent BY . lawyer to the
widow Of an editor, which also
shows that . lawyer will sometimes
tell the truth. He says: n can
not tell how pained i was 10 hear
OF the death OF your husband. He
10 in heaven. We were bosom
friends. but alasl No cannot meet
again" The lawyer knew there
was no chance for him to get to
heaven and was truthful enough
to Say 30.
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Something About Hugging. :,
Bro. Hicks Of the Shreveport
Progress, 10 . mild-mannered luna
tic, that the people Of the 4th Con-
gressional district have become 90
customed 10 look to for DIVERSION
in his periodic outbreaks for ne
form His lafest odd nhtion =
that the editor Of the C0GSAx
CHRoNIcLE IL guilty Of hugging
himself ! We can assure Bro.
Hicks that We do nothing of the
kind, as We have plenty Of good
hugging material right at hand.
However, if reduced to the painful
necessity and utter folly Of hug
ging ourself, We would not have to
thug . delusion," - Bro. Hicks
would if he had to hug himself.
We protest against Hicks or any
other man wanting to reform" Us
in our hugglng operations. and We
are not going 10 brook any interior
ence or stand any innovations. Il
is all very we'll for him to indulge
in the single handed hugging busi-
ness If it satisfies him, bat We amt
built that way, and We don't pro-
pose to be brow beat into any such
foolishness. Now, We warn him,
stop right here! He can 60 ahead
with his free silver nonsense; he
can reform" State and national
politics, and get himself in and the
other fellow out If be can; but he
must not seek 10 palm OF any spu-
rious hugging business ON IA
Our sacred rights in this line must
be respected, and We shall insist
upon having good substantial Is
male partner every time We 60 INTO
the hugging business.
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Under the head "What The
Newspapers Say" the Demands Of
last week publishes nearly . col
umn of slangy iil-considered criti-
cisms of the CHRONICLE editor from
Town Talk and Shreveport Pro
gress. We notice, however. that
the Demands has not been - hon
orsble az the Progress, and dona
itself the justice to publish O'Mal-
ley's record, after giving such
prominence to his impudent bet
and blum. Another point We would
mention, il that the Daily Item
has not cheaped since it discovered
We were posted on the record Of it,
chief. Let the Demands keep it,
weather eye open and it will and
many items Of this sort - We gen-
erally manage to STIR up the bile
in al such milk and water Demo
papers ~ the Progress
and Town Talk.
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graduated quart measures for {
block tin Ffndag psns fEoa . Up - u
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Quarantine and Yellow Fever.
Such strict quarantine regula-
|tions have been in force for the
|psstsk that the CHRONICLE has
not received any mail this week
since Monday. 20th instant No
trains from New Orleans are al
lowed r. come. into the interior Of
the 6htss and only I0cal fFeights
ore allowed to run a. far south a.
Baton Rouge The way il said to
be open nerthvard for the past two
or three days, but up to this time
We have no mail matter even from
that direction.
Reports from the yellow fever
districts are very meagre, but there
10 evidently no alarming increase,
either in the number Of cases or
deaths reported. Naturally some
increase was 10 be expected in New
Orleans from the influx Of two or
three thousand refugees who came
in from Ocean Springs and other
infected points just prior to the
quarantine. Dispatches received
at Boyoe are said to report about
forty new cases in New Orleans,
while in all there have been 6 or 8
dsatha The death rate in the city
appears 10 be about / for each IL
or Is cases Of fever.
Judging from the cool weather,
the very mild type Of the fever,
and ito slow spreading feature.
coupled with the skill and expert
euce that New Orleans has bad in
eontrolling it, we feel confident
that no great while win elapse be-
bore Il 10 in such absolute check
that public confidence will be es-
tablished and trade relations re-
sumed throughout the country.
So far We have heard of but two
or three cases Of the fever reported
west Of the Mississippi river, and
that II at Beaumont Texas, some
thing over two hundred miles from
here, where one death has occurred.
And even this case il Q little doubt
full We still sdhear 10 the opin-.
ion that the quarantine 10 needless
y severe and almost unnecessary.
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80 80 -, P p 49,: go:
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linen tewsls, sod v.lsse. 90 to &
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PPsses:sa es1ssssss. =. % and :!
GOOD Tubular hntsFns only 9
uats. Shsss and ClosAing.
lsdies' ten by hats ~ 10 q
non's hets fr00 - - "a
Hdis; al Is.sSse Ssst.a s6oss : Ssrr.in +
men's hals o. fall drsss congress 1 s.
3sans ps.ta. Per pair, from soo to Ia
.sss sedssshists IS. b and 8
nsa's drilling dEawsss 10 and q
nsn'!s junpe!. II and @
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Dsugs ana Hoaieans
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eastoe Oh LIS "a : e 90. Z o. 10. Q % q
sspPs!.s s.d ..lIas, Der poand 8
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z5ehaee'e f.poO antiesptic only 8
Chnmbegiainss pain balm. 1Dc and q
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havosisq ezfs.sis assor ed. per bottle y
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Town Talk says: ut would take
. pile driver to ram . grain Of po-
litical economy or common finan-
cisl horse sense" into the CHRON-
IcLE editors head. Pooh! We have
seen men who believed the world
was Aak and II it was to turn over
everybody would be dumped into
space like . pan Of potato peelings;
yet teachers have gone right along
tesching that the world was round.
Just 90, we imagine, statesmen, f.
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nanciers and patriots will 90 ahead
teaching common senss<nd sound
political economy, and Bro Nc
Cormick and his little one-horse
free silver ideas win b lost in the
march Of progress.
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On Bsa 20 1aea
i = F...o
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NO. 46.


He.r;rn, GA pcl1.,,h ~, .,~.,
49,
antlned against the world, Oh. II.
Il Durn th;rk;ro r. h.va . 1;t4l.
.A.
funs wrote word out there that the
ouar.nt;na dodoa -. 100 thin
- " ~ '"A.'
the Pollock gang must come in
n nonrtn Tha rlo..antrv -.
0 ~
treated seriously, and the follow
inc docmmenk v.s can't n tha ;udca.
..o.: LA- 80. - ~
Deer SILT would seem nom the tone
= Z .ettet non ~. yunn, o. Ooaf.x 20
-. n1nnesf, % Follcck: that the opinion
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VOL COLFAX

New Stock
An Invoice Of Autumn Goods Just
received, purchase for cash, and
oil to be sold Ut astonishingly low
prices, by the Old Reliable
B. TURNER. s...,.,,.. =.
Everything New in his large and
we'll selected stock Il Notions and
Summer Goods, Clothing, Ladies
Trimmmed Hats. Mems Hat, No
tons, Shoes, Etc, Etc.
Latest
Autumn Styles!
All carefully selected with special
view to the needs OF the trade
Also his usual foil line Of Hard
ware. Cutlery, Crockery, Saddlery,
Staple Groceries. and
Plantation Supplies. -
He invites special attention 10 his
large stock Of Furniture, kept
In his spacious rooms on the SEQ
oud floor. Examine his goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Every
thing sold Tor cash ct
Rock Bottom Figures.
Gentle Annie!
" Is Coming On
And, in order 10 meet the ever-in.
creasing demand Of his customer
for new and reasonable goods,
G. w. Bolton, f'1 Lev.
Has received, and has In transit, .
full and complete stock OF Select
fall and winter wear, consisting OF
Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies' and
Mems Hats. Shoes. Etc.
Special Attention
Has been paid to tho needs of the
trade in quality and prices, and all
goods have been bought st figures
which will enable him to give his
customers splendid bargains.
The Very Lowest Margin
In pro6t consistent with fair deal
ing placed on eli goods. His stock
OF Groceries, Hardware, Furniture
ard Motions y complete and will be
sold lower than ever before.
Tar DnaasHs'e ea6hoao
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Colfax High School.

The Trustees Of the Colfsx High School
for Males end Females take pleasure in
announcing to the public that the second
Ten Months Session Of this school will
begin ON the First Monday Of 6eptem-
Der. 1896. No pains will be spared to
make IL 6rst-class High School.
PPr"..y Department o g pr month
Music, Vocal and Instrumeutal 50
incidental Tee 3 cents Per session.
Good board can be obtained on reasons-
BILE tcrma Two hotels In town. and sew
eral private boarding houses in town and
vicinity will board cheap. Those having
children to educate should send them In
and give us . fair trial. We are In the
race to stay.
r, 9. CAMERON, President.
H, g. GOODWIN.
Secretary Board of Trustees.
COlfsx, La. July 10, 1896.
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Yours vsey rsspsetfully.
rs. 4 Whits II. D.
Nv. Bounetk u. D.
BID q Health. q. r Lea,
la. Hsmiltoo, T. D.
In A. Maths.
Geo. b 0ts6hina. Nv. Helk
8 PhtteEsuo, ]. O. Burley.
Guy. s. Garner, OF. Mc0eeI
J. y. Ven Ingi z Y. g. Fsulk.
O Q. Ohristal W. 81. Henry,
d. y. Vollm9, @. r. EEnst
Dossnssse9 - n1ooa 80 usgvoA
No sas nsed ssAsf With nsurslgiA. Thb
- = 9.iskfy 80 pe.nsaeh!ly csrs1
By Dgow1sS IEsa Blttssa Evey d6saee -
IT, h1eod, nsrvn and seeunaak, shsenie -
ethwvi.e, snssun1s - Bsswnr Issa BIZ
tesA Knsva 81 ~ ~ nsasly quarter
|. :. : ss:ssz 9 - - 49, -
= - ru $3.50
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He invites special attention to his
large stock Of Furniture. kent
In his spacious rooms on the SEQ
oud floor. Examine his goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Every
thing sold for cash ut
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Brief communications upon subjects Of
public interest solicited, but no attention
will he paid to anonymous writer's.
Address: CHRONICLE. Colfax, La.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-07
JOE IN kgNruckY.
hulidinrs In Numsrous Towns Dam
aged and One NsEro Kmsd

hulidinrs In Namsrsus Towns Dam
ssed and one NsErs Knisd
LOUISVILLE. March 6-Tho Post
specials give details Of a storm that
struck several towns in the state.
AZ Winchester the track Of the twister
was about one half mile wide and u
came from the southwest A number
Of houses were wrecked. The greatest
damage was done in the vicinity Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot Unvcri.
hed reports rom the country indicate
considerable damage Ard probably los
oi life.
Az Mount Sterling the McBrayer dis.
tillery building was entirely unroofed
and great damage was done. A negro
suburban town o. the southeast was In
the path Of the storm and several houses
were blown entirely away. Other dam.
age 10 reported Throughout the country.
AZ Hopkinsvillo barn on the place
Of Dr +. r Cook, four miles east Of the
city, was blown down. killing one ne.
gro who was stripping tobacco. and
perhaps fatally rniuung two others
AZ Rowland. Ky, the storm tore
down the enginehousc Of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad and did much
damage 70 private property.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-07
MEMcANs INDIGNANT.
nostiaians Asked Dor Captured War
TiaEs aud Their Ire Aroused.


nosttnians Asked Tor Captured War
TiaEs and rhsiT Ire Aroused.
ST. LoUIs. March "a sp icial from
Guadalajara. Mex. says almost war.
like spirit was aroused among the
people Of Mexico by the coming u
Messrs Bndee, Stone aud Pierce Of Boz.
ton 10 enter into negotiations with the
Mexican government for the return of
the nags captured by the Mexican
troops during the war OF iSf7.
The newspapers Of the republic are
indulging In intemperaie language re-.
garding the mission Of the gentlemen.
and thoy are denouncing Americans
and America IN most incendiary Ian.
guage, going 90 FAR as 10 demand Of the
United States % the cannon's mouth. n
necessary, return Of all the territory
taken from Mexico. They specify Cali.
fornia. Colorado. Nevada. Utah, Ar.
zona, New Mexico and Texas the prop.
cry which has been stolen from that
country.
50 strong is the sentiment against
America that women are openly In.
suited In the streets and stores and II
thelr escorts resent the ofIcnso they are
dragged Oh % 4 lil and fined
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-07

North and Northeast and Central Texas
struck Hard BY wind.


DALLAS. March 6.-Roports received
here show that the storm between and
q O'Clock yesterday morning was wide
In extent and much damage done, aud
although number Of persons were hurt,
some seriously. no lives were Lost. The
storm took Ia all Of north and northeast
Texas aud portions Of central Texas.
Al Cordoana a number OF buildings
were moved from their foundations,
some unroofed and a few totally
wrecked. The western portion Of the
town suffered the most damage. The
house Of II =. Upshur was completely
demolished and Mr. Upshur and one
daughter were seriously hurt. The
other seven members Of his family were
considerably bruised. Damage In the
the city will reach close 70 $4,000.
Al Frost number Of houses were
partially wrecked and the residence of
J. NJ Sheppard torn 20 pieces. Mrs.
Sheppard was badly, though not dsn-
gerously hurt
AZ Blooming Grove two honses were
overturned and badly wrecked.
Houses AZ Terrell and vicinity were
damaged, but no fatalities.
AZ Ben Franklin hail did the most
damnge, though buildings suffered con.
sidenAbly.
AZ Hutchins a number Of roofs were
torn ofi aud some buildings moved from
their foundations
One negro cabin a. iiilsboro was de-.
molished and a negro girl hurt. Other
houses suffered some damage.
Throughout the whole Of north and
northeast Texas the wind was severe,
the rain heavy. but little damage done
90 buildings.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-07
An UNPRECEDENTED RAIN.
Several states Dsiugsd aud the Damage
wni NJ Exceedingly Great

HffsfA states hsluEed and The Damage
wni NJ Exceedingly Great
CHICAGO. March 6-The storm which
ragged throughout the middle ives,
Thursday night stands unparalleled.
not only for the great extent Of terrific.
~ over which it ranged. but Tor the
amount Of water preciptaied. Al Cin-
cinnau the rainfall reported BY the
weather bureau officials amounted 20
aas inches, aud Goods are reported from
almost every telegraphic station from
Pitsburg on the east 20 Kansas City on
the west and from the lakes % the
southern boundary Of tennessee
In some instances the wind reached
the velocity of hurricane and much
damage 90 dwellings. barns. fences. or.
chards and forests has been reported
from various points throughout district.
40 Cairo, Ils several buildings were
uurooiod aud one ortwo dwellings were
blown down, causing the death Of an
infant inmate
Throughout southern Illinois. Indiana
and Ohio the damage % railroad prop.
erty In the form of washouts. making
traffic impossible. and In the wrecks
oaused by the soficning of the roadbsds
a immense.
A considerable loss 70 the people A. a
whole will be caused BY washing away
Of bridges and roadways which have
been built upon the rural districts ~ a
cost Of ti,ooo.OO1 and which In many
cases have been totally destroyed
Owing to the Generalization Of rail.
way traffic, the mails local 20 the delug.
ed districts have been greatly delayed
while the through service over the
Trunk lines east and west and north
and south has been badly crippled
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-07
CABINET SWORN IN.
Mckinley S Appointees Receive
Their Commissions.
A COUPLE MORE NEW SENATORS

Governor of Florida Appoints . Prom.
insht Railroad Man aud Corbstt II
slated For the Place From Oregon.
Cisvsiands Double May Ne MoKin.
lsy's Policeman ~ the white House.
WASnS0roS. March 6.-The execu.
tive mansion today was the center
Of attraction for great crowds Of visit.
ors and for many prominent public
men. President Mckinley was at hii
desk at 9o'olock clearing away more
pressing matter before the public made
demands upon him for his time. The
first 10 receive attention was the cab.
net. Commissions were signed by tho
president early IN the day and the mem.
bers were sworn in. All the members
except Mr.. Gage. who took the oath o.
Office at the treasury department, were
sworn In At the White House.
The new cabinet separated without
the formalities Of a cabinet meeting.
An official Of the state department cam,
over and said the affairs were m readi
ness Tor Mr. sherman II he 70 desired.
Senators and members were among
those who called. Tho calls were main.
ly those Of courtesy. although several Of
the congressional party were aocompa.
MED by applicants for Office.
Dispatches Of congratulation hav,
poured into the White House sine
Thursday from every part Of the ooun.
try and the world The president oi
Brazil cablei a. follows;
Il congratulate your oxcelleucy on
having assumed charge Of the high Of.
hce Of president Of the United States ~.
public, wherein ! am confident you will
do all that lies In your power 20 main.
tain and draw still closer relations Of
amity which happily exists between the
two countries
President ErraEu-iz OF Chilli cabled
cordial congratulations and hopes Tor q
prosperous administration.
Bourke Cochran cabled from Rome
Il hops and believe your adminisira.
ton will BE- an enduring monument q
the Demoraiic government"
An American party at Beyrout. Syria,
cablcd their congratulations
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-07

JEFFlRsoS CuY, No, March 6-rhs
Missouri Legislature passed a bill which
prohibits bookmaking and poolsellinc
except by license from state auditor
No license shall be issued for a longer
period than % days aud the state audi.
Cor Is given authority to determine th,
good character oi the applicant and N,
good repute Of che race track or the faii
grounds where The business is to be car,
ried on before he shall grant a license
Tho penalty for violation Of the law
iiil sentence Of one year or fne o.
$1,000 or both.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-07
MILBA CANNOT cove.
Hsr Naiady wm No, 1T Her Rs.uns
Opsratic work.

OPsratie work.
CmCA0o. March Manager Grau Of
the Metropolitan Opera company has ~.
oc.vod the long anticipated cable mes.
sage from Nine Melta conveying the
information thar 10 would be impossible
Cor her g revisit the United States this
season. Her malady. which Il Of .
mIar.al nature, does not yield to trea,.
meui, as was hoped, and she = rcluc.
family obliged 20 give ~ q! fsgaght o.
further operatio work Zoe the present
This practically settles the fate Of the
proposed supplementary season Of opera
IN New York City. Nine EAmes had
already been heard from In the dispatch
quoting the information that she woald
not be able to sing again Tor sometime,
and the news from Molba seems 20 *.
tinguish all hope Of any spring season
in New York, where the prima donna
Is even more Of a divinity than she is
at Chicago
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-07
GROVER clGvGLANo's oousLE.
ne wni Ne Made rellcs Of the white
Heuse Daring MeKiniey's Reign.


CHICAGO, March @ Grover Cleve.
lands most famous double may b. Pres.
ident McKinley's private detective.
This double IL Frank Suble Word
comes from Chicago that stible is a.
good as picked for the White House
position, and everybody who knows him
is pleased.
stible, besides bearing a remarkable
resemblance 20 Grover Cleveland. h
regarded A. a man who was born under
lucky star lie always appeared %
fall into fortunate places. and now is
likely to get the best JOB any policeman
IN the land will have for four years.
Suble began his police career In Chi.
eago A. a Columbian guard. Later he
was bartender and then central de.
tective lie once lived In Ohio. whore
he was at one time an assistant warden
IN the Columbus penitcntiary. he IL
said 10 be a personal acquaintance Of
Senator Mark Hanna
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-07
PREs-DENTIAL PosTMAsTERs

One Hundred aud six Cleveland Nomiua,. &.
ID 90 NJ Named Now BY McKiniey.
WASHINGTON. March @ President
Mckinley will have the disposal Of ioi
presidential postoifccs. These repre-.
sent full lisi q postoflice nominations
made BY Cleveland during the session
Of congress just expired. and which the
senate failed 10 confirm. In addition
TO these there are eight posiofliccs in
Pennsylvania nominations which were
confirmed, bat too late for official mott.
hoaton TO reach the posiolice depart.
ment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-07

SAN Francisco. March Q The local
Bar association has adop;od resolutions
recommending United States Disino,
Judge Morrow for appointment a.
United States circuit iudge to succeed
Judge MoKenna. appointed a member
Of President McKiniey's cabinet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-07

PORTLAND, Or, March 6-Thero Il a
well defined rumCF that Governor lord
will appoint ex-senator II. W. Corbeti
60 the vacancy IN the United States
senate from this state, caused by the
failure Of the legislature 10 elect At the
recent session, Mr. Corbctt represented
Oregon IN the senate from 1860 20 iS52
lie is president OF the First National
bank Of this city and a man Of large
wealth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-07

They Are believed To ne All over .hs
Town In nidiae.

NEW YoRK. March "a dispatch 10
The Herald from Manila says a large
group Of rebels appeared between San
haioo and Mariquina, close 10 Manilln
Friday. They were pursued BY Lieu.
tenant Colonel Jimines. who caused
them 10 lose 200 men.
The rebels tried 10 force an entrance
into the province Of Teuya Ecija. but
dispersed aud returned % the hill,
around seful
Il is believed there are large number,
Of rebols hidden In the city Of Manila.
but the houses have been searched with.
out rasult
The captain general continues In Par.
naque. There is nothing new in the
Cavito camp again since the starting Of
Las Marinas.