davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-26

the one described. but this is the new
est, most up-to-date and most rapid in
its operations. Back in corner of
the room are some of the old hand ma
chimes of a decade ago, capable, under
the direction of skilled workman, of
turning out one-tenth as much as the
most improved modern machines.
In the square wooden boxes beneath
the machines we have what may prop
erly be described as pin, locking
very much rs it does when it leaves the
factory, although it has a number of
processes to go through still. The
next step takes the pins to the whiten-
ing room. Here they are first placed
in a "tumbling barrel" which is sim
ply revolving cylinder, half filed
with sawdust, and rolled until they are
cleaned of grease and dirt. Then they
are passed through n blower, which re-
moves the sawdust and leaves the pins
bright and shining. Next they are
placed in large square sieves and low
cred into watts filed with peculiar
green fiuid. These are the nickeling
watts, and after remaining in them an
hour or more the pins come out changed
from n brass color to the familiar nickel
hue. They are again rolled in saw
dust until dry, and then pass upstairs
to the sticking room.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-26

No great man ever had time to play
checkers in the middle of the day.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Gustaye Gran. by his deed of trust
w dated the 9th day of March. A. ID. isst. and
recorded in book ], page SIS, of the records Of
Prowers county. Colorado. convey to Henry ,,
Aldrici. trustee, the following described real
estate, situated in the county of Prowers nnd
stat. OF Colorado, fo-wit:
The south half OF the northwest quarter of
section 3s ia township q south, and in range %
west Of 9th principal meridian, including all
water rights and privileges, ditch or bitches, in
law as well as in equity. which the said party OF
the first part may have in and 10 the premises 70
secure the payment Of the snri Of six hundred
dollars secured to be paid by his one certain
note Of even date with said trust deed, aud pay-
able 10 the order of the Colorado Securities
Company in Eve years from March list. 1871, with
interest thereon at the rate of per cent per
annum from March LIST, 1891, payable semi-aDnu-
ally until the maturity of said note; .
And. whereas, IL is provided in and ny satd
deed Of trust that in OF default in the pay
nent Of the interest any part thereof, when
the same shall become due then the whole OF
said principal sum, with interest up to the date
Of sale the election OF the legal holder of said
note should at once become due and payable.
and on request the said trustee shall advertise
and sell said premises.
And whereas. the interest payments, due and
payable on the first days of March, 1884. Septeui-
ber, 1894 and March, 1895. are now due. wholly
unpaid aud the whole Of said principal sum and
interest has been declared due and payable to
the legal holder of said note.
And, whereas, by the provisions OF said deed
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Leonard II. Coleburn and Susie
,oieburg, his slIe' &, hI their DEL - trust
IN tho Office of the county clerk aud recorder In
the county Of Bent. and state % Colorado. on
the 18th day Of August. A. u. is,s. IN Book -.
page AZ 80. conveyed 10 Hertert +. Ball, trus-
tee, the following described real es;ate situated
Wits The north half OF the northeast quartarof
section seventeen tiIl. township tweutS-rwof2el
P. NJ. containing eighty tsol aerSs morv or iss-.
Including all water rights and prtviirees. in
Dollars According to the tenor and etfect OF
certain promi~sVty note. dated August ltth.
a. y, lsss sna psSshie 70 the ,FdsT 9t % "a =
interest At tho rate Of ftpsn pr cont Fer annum.
as shown by tsu coupons of seven Doslafs earh.
attached To said note and OF even date with
said note, and
Whereas. sAid deed Of trust provides that in
case of default IN the payment Of said note, OF
any part thereof. or any interest thereon when
due. then il shall be lawful for the said trustee.
OF hir successor OF substitute may. at the Te-
quest OF the holder Of said note proc-od TO sell
the property heretnbsfore described and any and
every part thoreof. and all rikbf aud eauify OF
redemption Of the said Lsonard II. Coleburn
and Susie toleburn his wife. therein. at publte
auction for cash, aud
Whereas. said eaanty Of Bent ha. boen dIvld.
ell aud that portion OF said county where said
land is situated L nov ProSers county and
that in case the said -HerbeFt T. Hall. trus-
Tee, fail OF retoeo OF be dis9uslihsd from setins
shAil have fan power to appoint a substitute IN
Whereas, the said Herbert r. BaiI Is atsca,
from the state of q Colorado and has fatled 20 act
and the LEGAL holder Of said note has. y writing
duly appointed the undersigned trrsfre to act
a. suceessar of the said Herbert =. Ball. a. -,
corded 10 the oiiics Of the county clerk and re-
eorsier Of ProWers county anh state OF g Colorado.
and
Wheroas. default has beez made In the pay
Enent OF .he principal of said note due August
LIST. Is9cS and all interest subsequent thereto,
and no part of the same has been paid, and the
legal holder OF said note has declared the whole
of said principal sum and interest due and pay
able and has requested sale of said property
under said deed Of trust
Now. Therefore, the undersigned a such trts-
tee viii on April 18th. 1897. at four o'clock Z. NJ.
at the Tremont street door Of the Court House
in the city Of Denver. county OF Arapalsoe. and
state Of Colorado. sell the above described prop
erty. all interests appertaininE thereto. and all
the right. title. benefit Hud equity OF redemption
of the said Leonard H. Coleburn and Susie
Colchurn. his wife, their heirs and assigns. for
the highest and best price the same Will bring IN
cash. for tho purpose Of laying said note aud
all interest due thereon ~ Ia time OF sale To-
rcther with the costs and expenses of executing
C. c. GoODALE.
Successor in Trust and New Trustee.
Date OF first publication March q. ISL.
Date Of last publication April 10. 1897.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
No Danger.

John Campbell tells story about
the cross examination of bad tenn
pered female in his court She was
an amazonian person. Her husband,
evidently the weaker vessel, sat
sheepishly listening. The opposing
attorney pressed a certain question
rather urgently, and she said angri-
ly: "You needn't think to catch me.
You tried that once before" The
lawyer said: Madam, / have not
the slightest desire to catch You, and
your husband looks as if he was sorry
he did.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
A slight difference.

whats the matter?'' said the
wayfarer who was approached by a
mendicanL Something on your
minds :"
NO sir" was the reply. "Wot
worries me ein't something on my
mind. It's nothing on me stomach =
Washington Star
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

OF trust the legal holder of said note shall have
the option Of substituting another person as
trustee in case Of the inability OF refusal Of the
said Henry j. Aldricl TO act, and the said Henry
j. Aldrieh has disappeared from the state Of
Colorado and cannot b. found. and is therefore
unable ~ act under tho lo~efr contained ia
said trust daed aud tho legal holder has rubsii.
tntesi the undcrs is;tscd trustee ia bis stead.
holder Of said noic. VIII. trustee nfure-
said. On Tuesday. thu gsrd day 81 March. A. u.
ls97. the hui1r uf 10 clock Of thai day.
At tine fremont stree; door of the cfurt house IA
te city OF Deaver. cotsnty ot Afapahoc and state
Of Colorado sell 20 tlis. highest bidder for cash
the above described premise, and all right and
eaaity. including homestead Il tiIr said Oastave
0rAR.
Dated at Denver. Colo. February Il, lsas.
A. T.. FORSE
Substitute Trastes..
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-06-19
Lin Mort de
Monseigneur Janssens.

Les catalogues de la Louisiana
sout en- deail lis ~pleurent leur bien
sim6 a~rcheveque, Monseigneur Jams
sens, qui leur fht ravi suhitement par
10 mont. Ce maiheur inattendu les
q frappe CONNIE In foudre ct il est
dur pour eux De Sc raconciller
d la rude verite. Mais Il faut
Sc soumettre aux d6crets de
10 volonta divine ct puiser eonsola-
ton dams la refexlon que les des-
seins dc la Divine Providence sur
passent la sagesse humane ct qu'on
ne dot pas s'eforcer de les apron
fondir.
M%onselgneur Janssens est decide
leudi de Ii semaine derniere an
natin sur mer. IL etait parti la
Tellle sur lie vaisseau a vapeur lie
Creole pour sc renlre Il New-York
d0u ii devait Sc rendre en- Hollande
par lie steamer Northland. II etait
en- recherche de sa sante ehranlee.
Ct pensait qu'une visite au pays natal
IA lqi procurerait. FL allait done
ssec espoir, ct SEES nombreuse ouailles
ne s%ongeaient pas au danger qui les
menaeait. Ii etait accompagne de
son chancellor, lie reverend Pere
f~hebault, qui lui rendit les derniers
services rellgieux. Ii await vecu en-
= ] chretien ; il est mort CONNIE un
ant Il ny a rien de plus touchant
qae cette dernlere scene depeinte par
Rndele 7. Thebault qui lui a admit
alstre Instrumentation. Lhomme
&c Dleu sentalt sa fin approcher ct
DC tarda pas a demande 4 son fidele
e0npasnon de lui prodiguer les
Oernieres consultations de 81 sainte
mere feglise, cette mere au service
ae laquelie il await eonsacre sa Vie
squire. FortifG dies derniers sacre
nents, topjonrs en- pleine jouissanct
ae ses faculties, il Sc livrait a Ia
pfiere ct imploralt la m~is6ricorde DIT
Fere celeste jusqu'a son derniel
Oailie, ct quand les liens qul unis
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-06-19

Les lnterets agricoles de Ia Loui-
siane ont lieu de Sc rejouir DIES
%nouvelles venues de Washington
cette semaine. Flagelles de toutes
parts par 1'opinion publique pour
lsur action sur la question d'impots
sur les sucres strangers, reconnais-
SAINT l'impossibilite de l'adoption de
cette mesure 81 favorable aux into
rets du Trust, les membres du Comit6
sur Finances du Senat ont retire lenr
proposition ct y ont substitute une
clause semblable, a peu de chose
pres, i celle contenue dams lie bill
Dingley. La meme action fut prise
quaint aux impots sur les riZ etran-
gers. Ces industries, dams lesquelles
la Louisiana est 81 largement inte-
ressee ct qui etaient menacees par
faction du Seuat, ont u cette me-
mace disparaItre, ct tout indique
qu'elles recevront consideration juste
ct equitable de Ia part de l'adminis-
tration.
Tous reconnalssent les services
lmmenses qua rendus, Ell cette
occasion, lie Senateur McEnery. Une
fois encore, Get homme distlngue a
etc fdele au mandat qui lui fut
confe les interets de son peuple
ont toujours etc ct sont encore la
consideration qui regit ses actions ct
il est heureux que ces interets Loui-
sianais aient etc repr6sentes au
Senat, 4 cette heure empreinte dune
81 grande importance, par un servl
teur aussi digne de coniance, ct
unissant la sagesse ct la fermete au
zele ct au deyouement.-La Gazette.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-06-19
lie PEOF. A.

renant .d'ttablir 81 demeure q
Thipodaux, rue Maronge, en- face du
~larei4s, otre respectueusement ses
srtie. al public CONNIE
MATTE DE MusIoUE EFT AccoR4
DEUR DE Piano.
Il SO rendra a domicile soft en- am
payne, soft ~ village, pour enseisncr
Ia musique on accorder les pianos.
Il donnera e~galement DIES leeons de
muslQue chez lut Il personnes qui
lie desirent.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-06-19
AVIS
4 tout moureau abonn6 demeufaat

A tout mouredu abona6 demeurdat
dams le ritIGge, dfsirant payer son
e~boaaement reinstatement, aoas
sarerrops Ia SentiUctle, moyennaat
Ia somme dc 20 cents, par mois,
payable dacdnce.
Nous .taisons cettc o.fre afa de
arilitsr les personal qai, d6sifaRF
satOaaer, 'proare,dient qHefqae
ia~eoafeaitat q rerSey q ID foY ie
prir Dc t~dbonnemeat.
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lie marquis Ito, homme d'Etat ct
ex-premier minlstre du Japon, etalt
de passage a Ottawa G jours der
niers. II etait accompagne du
marquis Nido, de deux secretaries ct
de ses Interpreters.
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"L'Osseryatore Romano annonce
que r'empereur Nicolas sest engage
4 accorder aux cathollques russes 1t
plus grande somme de liberte posi-
bic.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-06-19

SoAPo o. fOIuD NlNiN, IL
s'ecrialt dune fable yoix sie snis
pref, 8 mon Diem, ct I'm instant
apres II murmurait lie seul mot
"mercl'. Avait-il alors un apercu
de Ia divine bestitude dies saints 2
SEES ~dspouillss morte!les fursnl
transferees du steamer Creole Il
bord du steamer Hudson, en- route
pour la Nelle-Orlaans ct %arriyercut
samedi a la fin du jour pressure. La
a%ouvelle de sa mort 81 inattendue
wait deja jete la population en-
emoi ct de tous cotes on s'empressalt
Il Sc rendre au lieu GU devait after
rer Hudson. La doulenr etait
generate ct partout on entendalt des
regrets ct DIES lamentations all suiet
de la mort du bon pasteur.
A Iarriyee du Hudson ses de-
poullles furent transportees au
palais episcopal on elles ~resterent
exposes jusqu'a mardi apres-midi
ct on elles furent yisitees par DIES
millisrs de personnes de toutes parts.
Mardi apres-midi Giles furent lie
nouvcau transportees a Ia CathtdraIe,
ct la, mercredi matin, apres. DIES
obsequss imposantes, auxqueiies
assistaient les plus grands dignitaires
! de T&tat ct dc la vile, ainsi qu'un
grand nombre du clerge de toutes
parts, Giles furent inhumees dams
~l'enceinte dc Ia Cathedrale.
La mort de M~oIseigneur Janssens
est une aiaDde perte pour la Loui-
siane catholique. Il etait non sen
lement eNeque zele ct devoue a ses
oualIies, mais. aussi, bon homme
q 'afIaire, doue dune capacite admi
nistrative remarquable. II trouvs
lie plus grand desofdre dams latat
financler du diocese en- rentrant er
fonction, ct il \ meta bien vito Fordre
II await deja reduit considerable
ment Ia forte dette leguee par Sc
predecessors ct contemplate de-
measures par ~lesquslles ellie serait sou
peu enforcement soldee. II await
ceur F~4leyation parml nous dur
clerge indigene ct s'efforcait
attelndIe &c but en- encourageant le
vocations autant que possible ct Ell
aidant de son mleux lie petit sem
naire Il Pontchatoula. II eomplenai
que l'espoir de la religion dams II
vieux pays, CONNIE lie sera'bient6t i
Louisiana, eSige.la possession d'u1
clerge indigene ct c'est pour Gel;
quill ne eessait jamals de parler d
son petit seminaire ct dencourage
les %jeunes gems a Ia vie religieuse.
Monssignsur Janssens etait dou.
ct patient en- toutes chooses, mai
ferme quand ii s'aglssait du devoil
II etalt plein de charlie ct possedai
beaucoup de tact dams ses relation
avec les hommes. Liberal ct tole
rant dams les chooses non.essentielles
il etait intolerant quand IL s'aglssai
dune question de principe. Ii pos
sedait lie sens de la justice a un han
de gre, ce qui faisait que Ton $
soumettait ayec grace a ses decisions
Estime ct hautement respecte Ct
tout lie monde, il etait p~artlculiere
ment Anne ct cheri de Ia population
eatholique sous So charge. Dams Sc
: neuf ans de regne CONNIE archeyeGu
t de la Nouyelle Orleans, Francl
, ,Janssens q fat IN bien immense e
| il sera regrette pendant de Tongue
annees i venir. Ses Qualities epieu
. rees conserveront pendant lonstemp
son heurcuse memolre.
Requiescat in pace.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-06-19

Nous raprodulsons uu "Courrler"
des Opelousas Ia lettre s~ulvante qul
s'eSpliquc dele nsme
Saint Landry. Lne., ) Maj 1897.
COURIER DIES OpELousAs,
Mr.. fEditeur - En- reponse a
cette question posee par la SENTINEL
LIE a propos de la langue franchise
..Qu'en pensent los lecteurs = le
lis dams votre journal ces mots dune
dame creole Ice fit ane erreur
grave de permettre que la langue
franchise soft expulseede nos eeoles."
Ce nest pas settlement II erreur
fatsle pour la plus srande psrtle ds
la population rurale don't Ia grande
majorite ne parle que lie franeais.
II semhle ridiculs d.essayerd'appren-
Dire a lire 4 un enfant dams une
langue quill ne comprend pas ct
non dams celle qu'ii connait. Qusl
est le resulltat ? DEMANDED lie a la
grande majorite DIES habitants. lis
vons diront Jai enHoye mes en-
fants 4 lecole, je me suis prive de
leur travail plusieurs annees - lie
rasultat a etc nul. lis peuvent lire
| I'anglais Isl toute fois on peut lire
&c qu'on ne comprend pas,O lis peu-
vent COPPER leur llvte mails CONNIE
lis he connaissent pas l'anglals. celia
leur est absolument inutiie. lis sont
incapables de me rendre lie plus petit
Iservice dams mes affairss. VOLTA &c
laue vous entendez constalnment.
ION ssetohEe cue les enfahts ne
fassent par dc progress. Solvent on
en- blame les instituteurs. Cue
interet peut avoir I'm enfant a lire
un livre qH'n nc complend pas !!
Nous lui demandons Il chose =
don't nous sommes incapabies nous
memes. Peurrions=nous tous lie.
: jours ct pour DIES heures lire II
5 liyre qni n'aurait c sens pou'
J nous /? Aussi bien des ecoles ouvreH
avec einquants eleves ct fermen
avec ] douzaine. Au present sys
teme est du une grande partie q
!. Ignorance du sud de la Louisiana
) Pourquoi ne pas mstrpire nn enfan
dams sa langue d'abold De cett
facon vous lui donnez lie moyen d
t s'aider lui-m6me a apprentice Tan
glais. C'est, je crois, la method
suivis dams la partie f~raneaise Ill
! Canada. Dams tous les cas- vou
raurez mis- en- moins de deux ans
meme de faire ses afaires plus tard
I Recevez, Monsieur,
fassurance de mes sentiment
distingues,
HENRY REGoR
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Requiescat in pace.

C'est lie Ter j%anvier 1893 que New
York agrandi commencera son exls-
tence. sa population sera alors
a'environ $500, 900 habitants.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-06-19
KDUgELLES L0cdLEt,

nrCcux qui doivent q la SENTl-
sgLLE pour Announcements ct pour
IMPRESSIONS sont prizes de venir r6.ler
dams lie plus href delai, 81 Giles veu-
lent nous evlter Ia peine de ieur
enyoyer un c%ollecteur.
LImprimene de In SENTINELLE
fsit toutes sortes impressions, en-
traneals on en- anglais, telles que !:
ejrculaires, cartes d'%affairrs, constita-
tons de societies, programmes, tetes
Dc complies, de %lettres, etc.
Les prix sont modtres.
Pour plus amples renseignements
.adresser an bureau de la SENTINEL
Ig EN- personne on par lettfe.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-06-19
For Sale at Il Bargain.

One 4 #. by rs inches, three roller mill and
engine. One No. B knowl Pump, n one
copper Juice Pump.
Also one 25 Fl. p. portable engine, on skids
and one IL inch pump.
Also one Is inch siphon, good as new
Apply to
UZEME NAQUIN,
Thibodau1, La.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-22
FOR CUBANS TO DECIDE,
ON the philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
The persistent effort to associate the
United States with approval or disap-
proval of the reported plan of Spain for
Cuban autonomy shows a singular misap-
prehension of the duty and responsibility
of our government toward the internal
administration of Cuba.
Cuban autonomy is not a question which
President Mckinley Is called upon to de-
eide either in one way or the other This
country has its responsibilities with ref
erence to Cuba, but the form of govern
ment on the island is not one Of them.
We have a right to insist on peace in
Cuba for our trade. If war exist or hos
tilities are in progress, we have a. right
to demand that it be carried on with
humanity ard without injuring American
interests more than is inevitable. oar
obligations as a neutral we are bound
to maintain, and when the time comes, If
1t comes, when it is clear that nothing
can be accomplished by fighting on either
side, we have a right to propose media
tion, and more than mediation, If our en-
tereStS lequire and our power 1ustiheS
action.
But Cuban autonomy lies altogether
outside of these duties and responsible
ties. 1t is a question for Cuba, not for
the United States. Why should Presi-
dent Mckinley express an opinion on an
issue which does not pertain to his OFF,
cal RESPONSIBILITIES in any way what
ever? Let Cuba decide. The United
States wishes the utmost freedom on ev-
cry square league of the western world;
but this country has always held that 1t
was for each country to decide its own
form OF government, its own national re-
lations and its internal administration.
There is not the slightest reason to inn
agine that President Mckinley Will de-
part from this sound and salutary policy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-22
Th at N,go,iat on " III csrteo,

An official statement has been made
by the State department of the propo-
sitions laid before the premier of Can
ada and his colleagues by this gov
ernment upon the occasion of their re-
cent visit to Washington There were
put two: the first. an offer that both
nations agree at once to suspension
Cf all killing OF seals during the next
season in the Pacific ocean an1 I3erinB
cea, the modus vivendi to go INTO effect
Dec. l. and the second an offer that
representatives of the governments OF
the United States and Greet Britain,
including Canada, be designated to
enter with as little delay as possible
upon the consideration OF all unsettled
questions between Canada and the
United States with the view To set
tlement by treaty, this to include the
sealing question and any other matters
which either government may choose
to bring forward.
Our government made agreement to
the second Of these propositions con-
dtional upon Canada's aCcnDtanCe Of
the first: and very wisely, 900, for the
reason that if there were no provision
for a close season during the sittings
Of the arbitration commission here
might be no seals left alive by the time
the commission had reached the end
of it's labors. The necessity for prompt
action to preserve the few remaining
seals is clearly indicated in The report
Of the Joint commission of seal eN-
.perts made public within the past fort
night. From this it appears that the
total catch Of seals in the North Pa
cifc for the present season was IS, 100
against $1,000 last year. The total
catch this year is divided as follows:
Taken by British vessels, 3O,S00; by
American vessels. 41O0; by Japanese
vessels. $500 The catch in Bering sea
was 1850 for the present season,
against "9.jOO last season, a reduction
Of nearly one-half OF the catch in
Bering sea fifteen were taken by Brit
ish-Canadian vessels for every one
taken by American vessels.
Sir Wilfred Laurier, since his return
to Canada. has intimated unOfticially
the probability that the Dominion gov
ernment vii! assent to both PROPOSE
tions; but before this Willingness can
he made definite the assent of the Brit
ish colonial Office must first be OBJ
tanned. There is no particular reason
to fear that this will be withheld; but
if it should be, it would seem in that
contingency to he the duty of the
United States either to protect our
seals by force, assuming all the con-
sequences which this might imply, or
else to abandon them to destruction
utterly and thus get rid of an intol-
cradle bugbear The time is at hand
for conclusion of this matter, one
way or another.