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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24

filings:
~Me, slkimpn' an savin' and what do
git?
sSprise me ef we amt In the po' house yit!'
He 'uz always sneerin' an snarlin' like.
Be blest ef knowed what allied the man;
Ef wunst In aw'ile he'd make a strike
He'd growl at even his payn'est plan:
~' ''Tain't me that's gittin' a drea'ful lot
Lord knows | sweated fur what got.
One year wen the craps was pow'ful big.
An the cribs wuz crackin' with piled up
con.
I met i'm drvin' his shacklin' rig
A-Iookin 'ez IL is sand wuz gone
Zine Thanksgivin' weather" sez: sez he:
WONT be no thankin' this year by mel"
s-I'ney won't?" sez Ian the way he
growled!
You bet they won't!' an. he cracked his
whup.
An up the road he sorter scowled:
BE burned eff I've got wat amt dug
up:
IN lost that fine bay mare" seq 'e,
IN con is a drug fur ez kin see.
"-Fact is, I've had 1t pretty hard all roun',
IN I'm kinder sore on the whole blame
thing:
I've felt so mean. yere, drivin' to town
Jes lookln' 'a-back. that y know. by
jing.
I'm reilly glad. ez I'm slttin here
There's nothin' to be thankful fur this
year!'
Chicago Record.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24

and touch of anger at so unexpected
a turn of the tables. Finally, when the
big bonfire had been lighted, and every
one was gathering about it, Toms
buggy drove up to the foot of the hill,
and he helped out of it very young
and very pretty girl-Miss Eleanor Ca
bell, the city boarder at his aunt's.
Poor Tom! it was not his fault, and
Sue might have known it; but the aman-
tis irae is oroverbially unreasonable.
The facts were that Miss Cabell was
young, charming. ignorantly enthusi-
astic, had never seen corn-roast, and
thought she was comforting great fa-
vor upon Tom by accompanying him,
not dreaming that his aunt had begged
him to invite her. Entirely ignorant of
his affair with Sue, she claimed him,
sweetly and unconsciously, for her
own.
"Oh, how beautiful" she cried, as
they climbed the slope, and saw the
great bonfire flaming up on the summit.
DO take me close TO it, Mr.. Kellogg!"
and she chartered away to him, with lit
tie shrieks of admiration, as the wide
streaks of flame shot high into the air
and fared upon the summer wind. The
one huge pine tree. stretching its wide
branches upon the summit, was so near
the blazing pile of logs and brush that
one big limb caught watt of the flame,
and the needles snapped with cracking
explosions. "Oh. will it be quite safe|'
cried Eleanor, and clung for an instant
to her escorts arm. Sue, passing near,
felt swift desire to strangle her on the
spot.
But that was only the beginning, for
Miss Cabell was either appealing to
Tom or ordering him around for the
next two hours. First, she must have a
choice ear of corn selected for her out
of the big basket, heaped up to over
flowing with the green, tasseled
sheaths. Then, with her own white
hands, he must show her how to i'm
pale it upon the sharpened end of the
long, 1.-THE sapling, and she would insist
upon fixing one for him, too. Then the
right place must be chosen, where she
could lower the corn, at the end of tht
swaying rod, into the heart of the glow
ing fire, now sunken to an irregular cir
Gle of white-hot embers. This necessi
tated getting so near to the bonfire tha
the heat Redeemed her pretty cheeks
and Toms big handkerchief had to b
called into play. Holding it before he
face with one hand, and peeping roun'
the edge of it, with many appeals as t
whether she was holding the corn right
and was it done, and was he sure tn
sapling wouldn't catch fire and bur-
her up, Miss Eleanor Cabell was cer
tainly a bewitching spectacle-one o
those charming, helpless, winsome iii
tie women whom all men enjoy. HoN
wac Sue to know that Tom wasn't Ell
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24

1t was Thanksgiving day. The fam
lily gathering had taken place at the
Wilcox homestead this year, for Mrs.
Deane and Mrs. Wilcox were sisters,
and alternated the festival. Mr.. Deane,
this time, however, was i'll in bed, and
his wife stayed to nurse him. Sue came
over with the Alcotts. who were cousins
and lived mile or so beyond the Deane
farm. The day had been eminently sue
cessful; the dinner was triumph OF
Mrs. WilcoX's skill; the pies were fiaky,
the turkey savory, the cranberry chef
d'oeuvre of jellied richness. the cake
bcwildering in variety and lightness.
Outside, a whirling snowstorm had
ragged all day. but with dozen merry
guests, and the hearty WilcoXes to boot,
there had been no lack of gayety and
fun in the old homestead. 1t stood just
outside the village, and now and then,
during the afternoon, neighbor went
by in his sleigh, and waved his hand
to the windows. Tom Kellogg passed,
in the cutter, with the colt; he was
only at home for day or two, and
Sue saw him with a great throb o. her
heart, and realization. for the hun"
dredth time since their quarrel, of how
much she loved him and how foolish
she had been. Sue was just. clear,
headed little woman, in spite of her
coquetry; she recognized that Tom was
in the right, and that he was taking the
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24
Chicago Record.

the tallest, slightest saplings, and |
trimmed and cut them until they were
like exaggerated fishing rods. with |
sharply-pointed ends. All the brush |
and small logs had been gathered and
drawn on the stone drag to the high
pasture, and piled on the summit of its
grassy swell. where the hills and val
Ieys could be seen sinking and rising
far and wide, the endless ridges of the
Green mountains sweeping away to the
east and the blue Adrondacks closing
the western view. it was the finest
farm in northern Vermont, old Mr..
Deane had always declared: and the
high pasture had been for generations
a favorite place for coastipg parties and
corn-roasts. 1t was more popular than
ever now, since Sue Deane was the
handsomest girl in the county, and
counted her swains by the dozen.
"Idon't know how Sues ever goin' to
settle down." said her mother, plaint-
lively: "for there's no one man will hu-
NOR her the way they all do now. And
then. Sues so masterful; she's as sweet
tempered as you please, but she always
has her own way in the end"
'-Sues obedient enough, as far as =
see" replied Mr.. Deape.
well, father, she is to you, and al
ways has been; but, dear me! with
everybody else she does what she
pieases. will say she's generally
right; but that's just it-she's got as
much sense, and more, than most of her
beaux. and she amt likely to find a
husband she can't rule. And that's poi
son to a woman like Sue; she needs to
be managed herself. There's just one
I'D choose for her, and that's Tom Kel-
Iogg. But then. my landl he's not the
kind to stand bein' Played with, and
Sues not the kind to give up her ways
for anybody. so there amt much hope
of it,"
Toms good fellow" said Mr.. Deane
-'Tain't every boy conld work through
college nd law school, nd get into prac
tice in a city, as he has in Burlington
And Sue and he, KNOWN each other
from children. eff they don't understand
each other by now they never will.
think it'll likely be a match"
Mrs. Deane shook her head. Accus
toned to be ruled by her daughter!
will. she had little faith in any mani
combating its oaprices successfully
In the main she was right. That yer.
day Sue was planning in her coquettisl
mind how to tease Tom Kellogg at tn
coming corn-roast. Sue treated othe
admirers as she chose; but she felt Ton
was different, and liked him all the bet
ter for not being sure whether she coul
trife with him or not. On this occ0
sion. being especially tender to him i
her thoughts, she was prepared to b
especially battling in behavior; fol
deep in her woman's heart, she knev
that all the delaying, all the coquettin
in the world we're not going TO keep he
lover from speaking before his shol
vacation was over and he went back
the city: and meanwhile there was th
sweetness Of an understanding no les
strong because it was yet unspoken.
Soft and clear the September evenin
drew on. The whole neighborhood wS
Invited to the roast. They came in buI
gies. iD carryalls, in hay wagons: an,
one group after another, they climbe
the dewy sleeps of the hill pasture. b.
Tom Kellogg did not come. and Sue
brown eyes sparkled with inpatient
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24
,Just Alike.

walker-Male cyclers are just like female
gossips.
Talker-How so?
"They're always running somebody
down "-TJD-to-D Date,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24

at Aunt sylyia's, and won't be back
again until Monday" she said, stifhy.
Sue" said Tom, shortly, all his in
nate masterfulness coming to the sur
face; IF you don't see me before go,
you'll not probably see me again!"
This was dangerous. Sue knew he
was right, and that she ought to give
him a chance to explain; but she was
not the stuff of which patient Grizels
are made. And just at this critical mo-
mcnt, sweet voice said, out of the
darkness at his elbow;
"Oh. Mr.. Kellogg, isn't it a pity it's
all over, and we have to go home! Miss
Deane, it has been so delightful; we
have enjoyed it so much!"
1t was Miss Cabell, radiant and un-
suspecting. Her I'VE" was the finish
ing touch. Sues face hardened into de-
termination.
"You must get Mr.. Kellogg to show
you other things of interest in our
country life" she said. sweetly; she
has little while before he goes back,
and will be at your service, am sure
Good-by, Mr.. Kellogg; ! hope you will
have pleasant winter in the city,"
"Good-by," said Tom. holding out his
hand. Sue turned away, ignoring it
and began talking and laughing with
Will Adams, who was hanging about
waiting to take her down the hill. and
whom she knew Tom particularly dis
liked. And that was the end of the
corn-roast.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24
There Ia a Glass of People.

Who are injured by the use of coffee. Re
Gently there has been placed in all the
grocery stores new preparation called
GRAIN.O, made Of pure grains, that takes
the place Of coffee. The most delicate stom-
ach receives it without distress, and but
few can tell it from coffee. 1t does not cost
over as much. Children may drink it with
great benefit. Is cts and Is cts. per pack
age. Try it, Ask for GRAIN-O.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24
mao nf scotch Kinga.

OF 73 historic kings of Scotland 81
are said to have died in battle or to have
been murdered.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24

INT no use talkin',
y on couldn't I
make
OF Jimpson look at
the bright side o.
things:
'Twan't in the man
his head 'u'd
shake
FIN side to side an
e d have his
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24


Reasons for ThanLsSi wing.
Thanksgiving for the day that brings
Our harvest home of blessing:'
Thanksgiying Tor the love that fiings
Ger US its fond caressing.
Thanksgiving that loving glance
Still rests upon us kindly;
THANKSGIVING that. with looks askance.
Some joys have passed us blindly.
Thanksgiving that our harvest food
Has justly been divided:
Thanksgiving that the t.rkey good
BY custom ia provided.
Thanksgiving that llfe's tangled chime
cyith happier notes Is blending;
Thanksgiving that In course OF time
All troubles have an ending.
Detroit Free Press.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24

When man can find no other business
he can still become notary public.-Wash-
ington Democrat.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24
WOMEN DO NOT TELL THE WHOLE TRUTH.
Evade Certain Questions When Asked by MAI
Physician but Write Freely Mrs Pnkham.

physician that Women not truthful they will lie
should quafed do tell the
truth physician but this only regard
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24

Many actresses seem to favor long engage
ments and short marriages.-Chicago News
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-24

Coming events cast their shadows
before. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-16
SOMA.

Ger .GIoubenstur"=@a SIN
Saufe oes legten S0bres bate Der lln=
fu9 Der ,Glaubensbeilun9" in Sapcn=
port uno llmge6unN oermaBen ilber=
Dano 9enommen, bUB Der 8eIunobelts=
roth bei6loiicn bat, bic &e9islNtur lrr=
fer 9urle9un9 Der GOrfale I'm einen
GeIeBerlab SI erIuden, nOour6 ben
NerSten" oieier neueren &i6tun9 EN-
fir ale WtNl Oa3 SanOwerf 9ele9t wlro.
Sielelben b0ben bereit8 ben Sob elmer
Q0n3en gn5NbI bon YeriOnen auf ben
@emiiien. Gem SAB Den YoOen ous=
QCi6l0Qeu bat Der SOB Der l~llQbrigen
9lnnn Meier' SO6ter bon Sesrn uno
Srou 66ns. Nteier. 9as &ino lit,
ME Die GOrouers=SurD feItltelte, an
bQutiger SrGune uno bdtte, bel ribti=
ger 8ebanolung, lei9t gerettet iperoen
tOnner. Ser Toter mOllte aud einell
&lr3t bOlcn, bod belt feline Satin ibr,
D0OOn Gb, uno oieie citirte elle Srall
SOusmonn, cine ,,9ottOrin Der 6rilt=
llGen @lheui9aft," unO oieies Meib
bat oann oas blibenOe &ino ourb
Sdnoealile9en, iromme Sprii6lein II.
/. IN. Dem SOoe iiberliefert. Ser 8e=
iunogeitsratb miro 9e9en bic Saus=
mann, luenn es irgenowie auldiiig 1T,
Misunderstanding uor9eben. Ser Sob
Der tleinen Meier 1T Der elite 5ooesfall
fir Den Die christian science psrant-
DOrtli9 lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-16
Waibingtcu.

- Sin 9sbsimniBpoller Mprb piro
binuen Sturgeon Die &riminal9eri6te
oes Staates bei9aftiQen. Gouaro
6OlSte, Elm 8emiiiesartner, tullroe lln=
melt GQiott, elmer Station an Der
Columbia IL Su9et Suno=giienba9u,
nit elmer Dirt erihlagen, bic Sei6e in
Die Siltte oes Grmoroeten geihleppt
uno leBtere, lin Die Spuren oes 9er=
bretens 81 perwii4en. in Srano
9eiteft. Jim nQ6lten MOr9en fano
man unter ben Sriimmern bic tbeil=
peiIe pertcbltsu @ebeine 6OlSte's, uno
in Der Ndbe cine Ylutlabe uno cine
nit glut be fledte Irt. nit Der Die Shat
periibt wuroe. gnoreas s. Graus
puroe nod an aleiben Sage perbaitsi
uno mad einem 9OruerbOr benz YroSeb
iiberwleien. SolStc uno &raus batten
lett a6t Sabren Suiammen9elebt uno
9~earbeitet, auert i'm @bite 3iOer=
Sbal, bann bel Maple YalleD uno
ihlieblib in Der sDiihen Nenton mn
Mtaple Gallep gele9enen @eaeno. Sie
beaferteu mebrere Nfer Sano lno
pflegten oas bort gesO9eue Semitic aui
ben lR1rtten in Seattle uno Eenton
AT p%ertauien. Sabei puroen in Der
8esel ueri6ieoene SGoppen 9strunter
uno bauiig serietben li6 bic bcioen aud
in bic Saare. SDr einiQen Sagen nos
rem lie in Seattle uno ipGter in elmer
98irtbi1ait in 8entpn suiammen.
geioe batten fart %getrunten unO &raus
perlieB oas SOtal cine Sierteltuuoe Dor
ieinem Genolien. @as uabber fOlgte,
peiB man ni1t. &raus 9ibt an, oaE
er nit SOl5te nod bas Nbenobroo ein=
genOmmen uno oann nG9 ielner el9e=
men !Siitte auf benz anoeren ufer oes
6luHes 9e9an9en lei, bic er Dor Sab.
resfrilt na9 einem Streite nit 6OlStf
balte uno bepObnte. Seoenfalls wal
er in arOBer auireguna, ais er on
Worsen bic Nadbarn alarmlrte. On
ieinen llnterboien fano man Slut=
ilefen. ionit absr feblt es an allen 9e=
weiieu. &raus ielblt i6iloerte bic lebte
ge9e9nung NIT 5olsts in 9eraoer. pffe.
ner Weiie uno beltreitet, bic Shat per-
ilbt gu baben. &raus 1T As Sabre ali
uno bat cine aus Srau rno bier &in=
bern beitebenOe 6amilie, bic in Saieru
pobnt. GolSte itammt aus POmmeru
uno bat Serwanote in 98iscOnlin.
Seioe erireuten li6. ab9eiebsn bon
ibren &neipereien nit 9ele9entli6er
Gaufereien, zines guten &uics.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-16
NargIano.

- Gin Spfer ieiue5 Serufes.-Ser
Suu6er gilbert 90. Glien in Saltis
more, Der I'M 9Ieult Der Baltimore
@redin9 60" itNnO, bat bel Der glus-
ilbun9 ieines Seruies ben Sob 9siuu.
ben. I'm 10 llbr WOrgens iuuroe Sl=
fen in Der Ndbe pOu Spnrrops YOint,
mo Die COMPANY nit benz N%usba90sru
oes S9iIifnbrtstar0ls bei&aitigt 1T.
III Die Sieie binNb0elalien. um cine
Settle az einem GbgebrO9enen Yfabl gu
befeiti9en, Dermlttelt lpelher Der
Stumpf aus Dem WOrnit Ge5O9en per=
Den iOlltc. Na9oem Slien turSe 3eit
inter WNiier 9eweieu, 0aben feline
9elIer SWei Wtal oO5 3ei6eu, erbielten
GbCr teiue NntpDrt, uuo ais Tie i'm
bNnn Nur Sef SC9en uno ben Sal6er=
OnSu8 Ohncten, fanoen ie cine GeI6e
Dor. Nm Dem SOu9eran3u9 warO
&Ile5 in Sronung %gefunoen; man
nImmt oOber an. oOB Der Wanu, ipie
eS S0uhcrn pit erNeBt, einem SerS.
iAl0Qe crlC0en lit. Slien mar Der eins
SlRe &au1er in Baltimore, Der benz
QeidErIiHcu @eihaIts na69in0. ailrs-
li0 brGhte er Die Gei6en Oes bel Dem
3uidmmenitOB Suiiben ben beioen
2ampIsr .SOb :. gBiliOI" uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-16
@broutk.
a.
Jnlano.
SIpriOd.

Die &roft Der meni6lihen Sinns
baden. Sr. SlNf, ein 30bnarSt in
Sad oupilIe bat experimental
unteriu6t, welben 0ruf Die menidli=
6tu &innbafen 0~usSuiiben oermOgen.
st beOiente ii6 babel zines oiinnen Sna
itrumeutes, DaS er ben sl prilftnoen
9criouen in ben MunD itefte uno al
DEM Elm 3ei9cr 10 befeIti9t mar, b0B
er li0 beim 3uiammenorilfen Der
.3a6ne pDr elmer 0rnouirten Stala be-
rpente. Qluf oieie @eiie lieb it6 Die
Strait Der SiunbOfen einfah UNI Oeutz
LID obleIen. Die Se>iuGe muroen an
$50 9erIOnen beioer @el6le6ter uno
Der beri6Ieoenen gutersitufen an9eltelt
unO er9Nben, Oob mir in ben &lnn=
bofcn cine 0rObere &roft bellBen, als
man 9em0bnli6 annimmt. Die ge=
rin0ite &citun9 er9ab Elm Wtdohen bon
iiebcn SahrCn, lnOem CO nit Den S6nel=
beSQDnen eiueu Druid bon immerbin
nOb 1876 RiloQrOmm uno nit oenSad=
SGbuen gar einCn BON 80 &ilO9ramm
olsiibts. Die itdrtite %eiItung ~lisferte
ell glrst OOn 80 S0brcr. Der ani6ei=
ncno Obne ~bciOnOere 2tnltrcn9unQ oas
Snltrumcnt bis gum Gnoe Der Stala
iiibrtc, mas einem 9luf BON l22 ST.
lO9r0mm entipri6t, Obne oaB oamit
audi Die GrenSe Der &ieiertr0it oisies
WtNunss errei0t wOroen mare. Die
Webr3Nbl Der unteriuhteu PerIOnen
permObte nit Den ShneiOeSdbnen cine
Strait bon As SilOQramm unO nit ben
8ufSdbncn cine oOppelt 10 9rOBe Strait
ausSuilben. Die @rOBe Der &raft=
GuBerun0 bGnQt natiirli0 in eriter 2inie
BON Der Gntwidlun9 Der &ieIermusteln,
oann 0ber aud Don Der geieltisung Der
3Qbne ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-16
Wi6isan.

- gu gut fir bieIe @elt. SenrD
Sintermeilter, eiu woblbetannter aller
9elltiher bon SetrDit, Duroe in
ieinem Saoen als Seihe 9efunoen. Sim
lam uuo nllein, wie es feline glrt mar 81
leben, lit er aud geitorben. Ser SOn=
oerling bat iuegen ieiner iibertriebenen
llneigenniiBi9teit cine 9rOBe Men9e
6reunoe binterlanen, aber nlhts al
Sermo9en. Ser Snbalt leines tleincn
Sooens mar o%erpiQnoet, llno mitleioige
6reunOe baben Die Gorge fir Elm orl=
~it0noiges Se9rdbniB iibernUmmen.
Sintcrmeiiter bate lan9e 3eit in Detroit
ein 10 g%ut9ebenoes 8eibait, oaB er fur
w~Oblbabeno angeieben wuroe. SIM
Sabre 1928 in Der S6weiS seboren,
tam ct Nnfangs Der ie6sSi9er Sabre
na6 Detroit, erOfinete cine Shneioer=
wertitGtte uno gait na6 turser 3eitsfiir
Den beiteu &unoeni6neioer in Der
Staot. Serluhe, Den erfOlgreiten
8ei6ditsmann CUR Seiratb uno gum
Seltrltt Su 9elelllgen Serelnen 81 bepe=
gen, i6Iusen febl. 3uleBt lam oas
Glitter uno Die Nreunoe bes einiamen
Sunggeiellen blieben ooer itarbeu ous.
Sintermeiiter be9anu 81 oarben; bod
9tiemano puBte oapOn. Grit jeBt, oils
man ibn toot I'M &aoen lie9enO fano
uno Der Coroner ben Sail untsriu1te,
ltellte es ii5 beraus, oab Der einiame
Wann ollie feline Mittel fir Nnoere per=
,uenoet uno ni6t einmal 9enug fiir isin
SsgrdbniB biuterlaiieu bate. st bate
teine Serpauoteu in Imerita.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-16
S6Wets.

- gus 3ermatt beribtet Der Bern.
Suno" unterm 7. Seb.: Set WOnta9
1T 3erm0tt BON je8lldem Sertebr aba
9eihIoHen, erit am Samsta9 fam Die
erlte YrieipOlt al. Sonntu9 mar Der
telegraph piener brau1bar. 8ou
3ermatt bis SGib, 5 &ilometer melt,
lino nur einlAe 20 Meter BON &awiuen
irei. 3ebn Weter bonn Yabnbof fe9ts
cine Canine mebrere 6ruhtipei1er uno
Sarafeu Der 8prner9ratbabn meg.
Der Suftoruf mari bic &amine Der
Statlors9ebGuoe beruuter uno i6lul
Sbiiren sin. Sine Minute irliber War
ole 9eIabrlide Strefe nod BON elmer
Sirtentaraluane ~begGn9en woroen.
Siele Sirtn limb nit ibrem Yieb in
Den Stlllcu einNei6neit. Nuf ben
Ver9en liegen uu9ebeure S1ueemalien.
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