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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
EanaI Sober.

Ser beutide Nrbeiier nnterfiibungs-
0erein belt lebten Mpntag feline Sab
resperIammluns ab. uno wuroen fol-
genoe 8eamten fur oas nd6ite sSabr er=
tpdblt Suso 2aaenmeper, prdioent
ssriebrid Wliller, 8ieeprdliben /; 6.
6elmsberfer, prptotoQ Setretdr ;
6riebrid 2inbt, Sinans Sefretdr
Sobn s. Sursens. S6abmeliter s.
yroofs, Wt. Stieber uno 3. $. 2abm,
8erpalter $. 3iesler, Tabnertrdser
Carl Weinb, 8annertrdger !; Seinri6
Spe9t. 9iener /; 9ouis Sieiel, Raplan.
Nm Sienitag MOrgen (26. d. ere
trant Elm l5jdbriser Sobn bon 9errn
prit1aro. Serielbe mar nit einem
Gobne bon Saeob &ippel in Der Sugar
Greet am sii9en, als bas Boot um=
idlug. 9fippel fonnte on oas llfer
1dwimmen, pritdarb aber perno9te
ben rettenben Strano nidt 3u erreiden
uno ertranf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
: Sic reae 8anf in Dennifon 1T

~ss INV @A's ~ ss'ste' "
er0ffnet.
Sohn grpB in 6alem Soiuribip
mar lebte Wohe senbtbigt, cine 8iiter-
abtretuns su 6unifen ieiner 6ldubiaer
su MAIDEN.
sames porter, Elm Roblenerdber
in @naoenbutten, tparo bon einem fal=
lenben Gteine auf Die Sdulter getrof-
fen uno erbeblih berlebt.
Sean Stpift bat einmal bor9e=
i9laeen, tpeiblibe ShDnbeit 81 tari-
rem unh es ieoer Grau gu iiberlallen, Die
ginihdbung ielbft gu MAIDEN.
= Sas gampblet graftiider Wes-
tpetier gu 9farrer Sch. 9nelpps 9eil=
metbobe, in Deutlder Doer engliiber
Sprade, 1T in unierer Office gu haben.
preis 10 @ents. #
Cine neue Qbgeibmoftbeit Der
Mobe iinb auseeltopfte junee Gaben
auf 6rauenbiiten. Wait Der SaB' fir
bic Sab s(ber inmerbin linb Die &a=
ben auf ben Siiten nod INNER befer
als i'm v9aienpFeffer.
&dier seSmd,t, I'm Die Mild BON
80 Giiben gu oerarbeiten. Stir nabere
9lusfunit wenbe man ii1 an S. W.
gnDereas poer Sobn 3aui6 in Sippe=
canoe poer OIL SDbn 9lnoeress in Ga-
gerspille. 81.
= Ser @erfauF bon gllenipaaren
unb S9uben gu billiseren greiIen als
Ionltpo in Suscaramas @ountp, nit
einem peitern &abbat bon 10 Gents
bon jebem 9olar, miro big gum 20.
Maifortselebt. gergeBt ben Blab niAt.
Sie Sart Mercantile Co.,
Sf So6Hrabe, glem philadelphia, ..
= Serr Bfarrer 2obman bon Netr
8ebforb miro nd6iten Sonnta9 8Dr'
mittag in Der reformirten Stride bic,
prebisen uno 5tpar am 8ormittag in
beutider uno am Nbenb il, engliidel
Sprahe. 9fa9 bem 8orm,ttags=@Ot.
tesoienit piro Die Yreoiserpabl porge:
nommen. ollie @emeinoeelieoer iint
s.beten, fid einsufinoen. Sm MuftraQ
bes &ir6enprr It anbes.
= Sn einem proseiIe iiber bic ge.
f, sablune Der Steuern fiir StrabenpHa'
feruna in 1bri1spile bat bas 8eridt
entidieoen, baB Steuern 81 bieiem
3mede Is prosent oes Wertbes bee
fteuerbaren gisentbums nidt Iberitei.
gen biirfen, uno bab in einem Sabre
ni6t mebr als Elm Giinfsebntel bes Ser
tbes oes gioentbums fur lolde Steuerr
erloben tperben oarf. Ser prosef
wiro bor oas areisseridt sebraAt tper'
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
0aS CpernbaMS

miro nun, nod benz 8eihlufe Der Sc
ieaidaft, bic am Greitaa Nbeilb eine
8eriammluns belt, um iiber ben gau=
plaB su entideiben, bod binter BEN
Sherman Sauie erbaut. Die 8eiell'
fdaft bat benz Befber bes Sherman
Sauies cine idbrlide padt BON $50 sll
besablcn. Ser padtpertraJ gilt flu,
so Sabre unb mdbreno bieier 3eit bat
Die 8eiellidaft bas &e6t, ben plab 81
faufen su einem preiie, ber bon einem
S9ieosgeridte beitimmt ipiro, bon mel.
dem Elm Wsitslieo bonn geiiber oes
Sherman Sauics, bas anoere BON Del
@eiellIdaft su ernennen 1T, tpdbrent
bieie beioen ben oritten S9ieosri6te,
ernennen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
MIter tdtiibt bot 3borbett
ttidtt.

ct. 2ouis, "a. Mpril. Sames 6.
9borp, elm Motormaun, tpurbe gefern
Dor Der Stabtbaue bon Sra Stansburp
geidollen. StansburrD fubr in einem
Bu9ep aut oem @eleiie. 9borp fam
nit einem eleftrif6en Wasen binter ibm
ber uno CAB oas yeiAen gum Nnstpeis
den. Stansburp bielt.faltbliitig feline
pferoe an, lieb bas 8e,bed feines Bug.
9ps berab, sog einen &epolper unter
ieinem Sibe berpor uno i6oB ben Mo=
tormann burd ben S9entel. alls ct
bon einent b6dit erifaunten poli3iiten
berbaftet iuurbe, mar CT boltommen
rubig. gr fa9te, er babe gerabe 10
piel Ge6t auf Der Strabe ipie Elm 6tra-
Benbabnmagen uno Der Motormann
babe feinen Greibrief, i'm iiber ben
0aufen 3u fabren. Gtansburp 1T ~
Sabre alt uno ipobnt felt go sSabren in
ct. 2ouis. Nor 20 Sabren tpar er
Der Snbaber bes gr6bten Sattler- unb
@ei9irr.Gei9dftes Der Staot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
Gin tteMer 3rMff.

Mus glebelanb tpirb beri1tet Inter
bem Tamen r3be Union Central Setper
pipe Company" tpurben bier Siinftel
alIer RanalrObreu=Sabriten inforporirt.
IS iit bies cine rielige Combination
un6 miro bas gisentbum berielben auf
~ 800, 900 seibdbt. Sn Netp Oorf,
PenniplDania, Sbio uno gBef 0irai=
nia fino A srobs Sabriten unb geb6ren
bieielben jebt alle 81 Der Combination.
Die Jabrifanten bebaupten, bab bic
3onturrens i'm Marft cine iolde ilt, baB
bic 2apitaliften, tpelde ibr 8elo in benz
Defhdft anlegten, tbatiddli1 nit Wer=
luiten arbeiten. Ser beIfen sSnforma.
tion 3ufolge nurbe bic Union Central
6eiuer pipe COMPANY" am 81. Wdra
1897 unter ben @efeben bes Gtaates
Ohio intorporirt. Die Sntorporatoren,
lauter Mtron Qeute, finb bic 6erren
9arrp 3bomplon, Dabib e. 0iG, gbos.
8. CHAPMAN. Nleranoer $. gommins,
unb Sobn W. Chapman. Bei elmer
ON Hreitag ab9eboltenen Weriammlung
iuurben folgenbe Direftoren ertpdblt !:
$. 20. Cooper, nbridsbille Charles
D'gonnor, God 0aben. pa.; .. %.
Robinlon, Mfron Mlfreb 0ptb, Buf-
falo Dabio g. Din, Mfron; 8. N.
Qouoolf 3odefer I; %. q. Gou1er,
Soronto 3. u. Robinion, 1arbsrton
uno 6. 8. Gibbs, Mtron.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
9SDtlidber 8abm,.mtau.

Goutb 2pon, Mid.. 81. a(priI.
Gin 3ug ber Detroit. Granb Rapibs
unb Wefern gifenbahn ,iiberfubr an
Der erifen 2reu3ung iuenli9 bon biefi.
ger Gtabt, Elm Gubrmerf, IN benz fi1
parrp gIarf, Elm Sobn bes Meb. 6. g.
Glart, fotpie SRI. gthel Juif, Die 9o@-
ter eines bieieen Nantiers unb SgrI.
Sarab Giiber BON DpFlanti, bic bier
auf Beiu4 weiltf, befanben. 0arrp
Glarf unb Grl. ssifber ipurbeft duf Der
Stelle eet0btet unb SRI. SUIT ,puroe
i&linni btrlebt. 6rI. Slider iuurben
beibe Deine nbgefabrert.
glart mar Elm Stubent In Mnn Mr.
bor unb Grl. Gifber beiuhte bic Gtaots.
Eormali&ule IN Opflanti.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
= Gin gicpcle billis gu bertaufen
Na4aufra9en in oieier Office. Il

~S"S10"lS"SSu ~ oNISN &IiNts
= @a6 Der pittsburs S,spat6 miro
eine nenf giienbabn, tpelde eiue bireite
Verbinbung 3tpiihen 9olebo uub bem
Sbio beriteaen ioa, iiber Canal Dober
unb Hetu philadelphia fdbren. Gin
She'll Der 8abn, bitli1 uno ipeftlin bon
Wooffer, iOl fdon eebaut fein.
= Ser Werfauf bon gnentuaaren
uno S9uben 3u billigeren preiien als
ioniftuo in 9usearatpas gountp, nit
einem tpeiieren @abatt bon 10 Gents
bon ieoem Dollar, tpiro big gum 90.
Wai fortgeiett. Yergebt ben plab ni9t.
Die Dart Mercantile Co.,
Of 0o6ffroBe, Hetp pbilabelpbia, 8.
Sn einer Yeriammlun9 ber 81.
qtor li9a bon 9uscaratuos gountp, bic
lebte Wode bier aboebalten tumrbe,
iparb IN Nbtpeienbeit bes prdiibenten
gbriif Stoler gum tempor6ren Bort.
BET ertudblt. gs morb beldlolien, In
Beaug auf bic BuBen, bic tpeaen Der
GenferDerorbnung In lbri1spille ge9en
bortige Wirtbe erfannt tporben tuoren,
an bic Common pIeas Court 3u oppe.
liren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
: 6ieau cine geilage.

Siesu cine geilage.
Man alaubt. bab Der Weisen
bnrd bic Sr6lte lebter @obe S6aoen
gelitten bat.
- Nm Ia. Mtai mirb bas 8aIIer
aus Dem Sbio Canal abaelahen, oamit
bic nDtbigen &eparaturen 9emadt wsrs
ben f6nnen.
Sn 3par ioll oieien CONNER
tpieber cine Gunitidule er0ffnet meroen.
Sielelbe beginnt am %. SUM uno Der
GurIus oauert 10 ySo1en.
- Den MaNen oes 0oltes lit es
aiemlih sleidstltis, ipelder partsi tie
ibre Nohlfabrt 81 peroanfen haben,
menn lie nur oieier Woblfabrt tbeilhaf=
tig pitroen.
- Gin &i9ter in Bottom bat ertldrt,
tpenn man eine iunse Same breinlal sll
8efrprenem Qce-crcam) einlaoe, 10
fpmme oies elmer Serlobung 9lei0.
Sunse Mdnn.r iollten ii9 Dorieben !!
= @s oibt bod nod cine Snouitrie,
Die beltdnbig 5unimmt uno oeren Ser=
treter ni6ts bon idls6ten Seiten lpilien:
es lit bies bic 6abrifation bon SabrrGs
bern. g1enn bas 8elo ipnit nirgenos
reidt, fir Elm Yicpcle lit INNER nod
iol9es borbanoen.
- 9ie &opal 3ieselbyennereien in
Miopale tperben am |. Wtai pom Mai-
Ienpermalter 6ffentli9 periteiaert. Sie=
ielben Iino auf Sal 900 eei9dbt. S,e
@rrihtune Der @ebduoe nit @inri6=
tuns, 9adtpertrdsen fir ausbeutung
bon Mineralien &C., bot iiber $500, 900
gefpfet.
9lm Montae feierten bic Obj
Senops bier ben 78. Sabrestag Der
@riinbun9 oes Oroens. 8pn Canal
9oper, llbribspiae, Senniiun uno an=
bereu pldben tparen sablrei6e Mitslie=
Der bes Oroens eridienen, um ii9 an
Der Seier 3u betbeiligen. Die Wolfen,
bic sesen Mittas nit &esen brobten,
perspsen iid uno Die Yarabe mar bonn
f90niten Wetter begiinitiet. Ser um=
sus, on tpeldem iid aud atpei Muff.
seieaidaften betbeilisten, nabm einen
iebr fdDnen 8erlauf unb Die Bstbeilis=
ten uie Die 3uidauer tparen tpobl be-
frieoist.
Sarrn 5aris, Elm 13 idbriges
giridden, perlieB a,n lebten Witttpod
leine NngebOrigen in llbrihspiae, I'm
einen oagabunoirenoen 9erl su beglei=
ten, Der i.inen unterbalt bur1 Die In.
fertieung uno ben 8ertauf BON Gd6ern
5u ertperben Iudt. Nadbem man meb.
rere Sage pergeblib nod ben geiben
gefabnbet, uurben iie am Samtaa in
pbilipsbura sefunoen unb Sarrp tprr-
be pieber nod ubri9spile eebradt.
Ser Sunge mar in ben tpenigen Sa3en
bur6 miihiame ssuBpanoerungen unb
Sunser i9on beoeutenb berunteraetom=
men unb 1T ibm jeoenfaus fir ldneere
3eit Die &eiieIuit bergansen.
= Nm Sonntas Nadmittag aerie.
them 8eo. GoB unb Sbomas 9uncan
in Bridgeport nit einem bprtieen gur=
GET in Streit. unb tpurben iniolee beI=
len bon Der Polisei berfolet. sic ent-
famen uno beitiesen bic gabopie zines
Jra6tsuees Der s. 8. & %. giien.
bahn. 9ils Der @onbuftor lie auifor=
berte, ben 3us 81 berlaiien, tpuroe ibm
Elm &epolOer entgesen sebalten uno Elm
S4uB iiber ibn binpeg eefeuert. Ser
gonouttor belt es bierauf fir ratbiam,
Die Beioen mitfabren gu laiien, er tele=
grapbirte aber iiber ben 8orfalI na1
llbrihsOille uno als Der 3us bort an-
fam, paren 3 poliaiiten auf Dem Babn=
bot, I'm bic &ubeit5rer in gmpfana su
nebmen unb in fi6eren 8eipabriam au
bringen. @OB unb Duncan ertldrten,
fie ieien betrunten getpelen.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09

A new study of human develop
nent has been published by Ger
nan author, E. Hahn. He maintains
that primitive man was an omnivor-
eus feeder upon whatever could be
picked up, and that he then became
Ieverally hunter, fisher, planter
md q herder, but that those modes Of
raining livelihood were not taken up
Successively as an evolutionary series.
He finds barley to be the first cereal,
md wheat the latest. Cattle were
6rst domesticated as draught animals.
especially to draw the plow,a and their
milk was not used as food until long
sfterward. The wagon is assigned q
religious origin. 1t is believed to
have had four wheels. derived from
spindle whorls, and to have first trans
ported efigies of the goddess of fer
iity.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09

A critic Of the piano has come out
with the statement that the instru-
ment in question is the greatest social
Nuisance Of the age, inasmuch as lit
utterly ruins rational conversation.
He adds: "The unhappy visitor is
doomed to undergo tinkle-tankle Of
the keys, which falls short, in soul
md spirit, of the performance Of q
street urchin on On old kettle. With
oianoforte teachers on every stair in
own, the temptations to the evil are
numerous enough. For the sake Of
mercy, let us keep it out Of the
Ichools."
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09

The department-store question has
taken q new phase in Toronto, Cam
ada, where retailers doing business
in specific lines propose to seek legis.
alton at the session of the Provincial
parliment, having as its object the
imposition of tax on the turnover.
The New York Press thinks this is
I departure savoring very much of
the Henry George idea, which in
practice will mean comparatively
small tax on business turnover up
TO, say, $4,000, but on large turn-overs
up to 100000 or $4,000 the tax
would be very heavy.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09

It is estimated that the turkey trade
Of the United States exceeds -, 000,-
900 annually. The greatest of the
turkey growing states are Illinois,
Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, Indi.
ana, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Texas. Rhode
Island produced but 1855 turkeys
In 1890, but the flavor of the bird
saised in that little state is well
known to epicures.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09
Seth, tile Mule Driver.

No one supposed Seth Hawkins had
epunk enough to fire gun. He had
drifted along through year or so of
service without being required to do
mucn more than to drive tent stakes
for tho camp and mule wagons for the
march. The captain kept him putter-
ing around little at odd times, and
once or twice had tried cooking for
his company, but that was really too
dangerous. The boys didn't like his
style. In fact, poor old Seth didn't
seem to fit in anywhere, and he hadn't
sent in any satisfactory reason why he
was living. Not that he ever did any
one any harm! Lazy as he was, I be-
lieve he would have driven his mules
out OF the road and up, a ten.foot
bank rather than run over q crippled
bird or anything weak and helpless,
but he didn't seem to have any call
ing for soldering, and the boys used
to say they'd be blessed if they knew
why he had ever enlisted.
One day in 'G3, if remember right,
We were making forced march to join
the rest Of our command below Re-
SAGA, and some way-I never knew
just how it happened-Seth was put
IN charge OF the hospital train, and
drove the ambulance filed with the
poor fellows who had been wounded
in the skirmish the day before. The
wagon headed motley procession Of
pack mules carrying tho camp furni-
tafe, the commissary supplies-under
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09

The pension roll soon will reach the
million mark, predicts the New York
Press. Commissioner Evans has is
sued statement showing that at the
beginning of the fiscal year the pen
sioners numbered just 983, 52S, an in
crease in twelve months of 1850.
In that time 50,10l new pensions
were granted and 1871 persons were
restored to the rolls. There were
1880 deaths in the year.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09

The coolie whom jealousy drove in.
sane in British North Borneo so that
ae ran amuck and killed fifteen peo-
pie, would make good subject for
Professor Lombroso's analysis. These
Malays who seize their knives and
dash forth to slaughter any living
thing in their path are good examples
Of the criminal type that "sees red"
when the lust of murder comes upon
r.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09

The manufacture of bi-products from
citrus fruits is obtaining some hold in
Southern California. There is a plant
In San Diego, and another in Los
Angeles, and Ontario is to have one. It
Is not likely that these establishments
can pay much more for Gull oranges
than the cost Of picking and delivery,
but they will make market for a
great deal of labor. As q matter OF
TACT the oranges themselves are mostly
stored labor. Anything which gives
anybody something to do is benefit.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09

The earthquakes which made a cir
suit Of the globe have got back
20 their starting point in the West In
lies. A general hope will obtain that
;heir globe trotting will now cease.
That sort Of pastime unsettles real
estate too much to be encouraged.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09
oueer Church Ehq,ett J. J,

novel case was tried u -. s
Court at Dixon. Jesse Whit 3.
lister Of the Gospel, was finea
disturbing religious worship:
was conducting a sanot it, r.. e.
Chalybeate Church. Ths s 81.
made a rule that no young mn
sit on the women's side Of . e |. !.
and when one Mr.. Crooks CT r.
minister left the pulpit and f.;
him. Crooks made some
which caused a disturbance &, ~
White White was fined. Louisville
Courier.Jo Journal. s1
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09

"On the WHOLE" said the aged
weather prophet, II have found that
the safest course is to predict bad
weather" GLOW so?" asked the neo.
phyte. Because people are much
more ready TO forgive you if the pre-.
diction does not come true:s'-Puck,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09

The Louisville Courier-J Journal
,ommends the example Of the Ken
.uckian who started out to walk to
The Klondike gold fc.ls. ''That is
The best way to start now, because
fou won't get there"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09
escort-and 9 few &
were not more than IA
even II Rnth r,o.. 1

escort-and 9 few 81
were not more than IA,
even it Seth were count.S ls
logged along slowly, fallIns :.
further and further behinSS ~ ~
a cloud of dust proved i az. -.
ment was still in line in front ~. ]
Seth was !, half doing o. y Il. 3 4 !
seat, and the little compan, y ~, N
to the clink: olsnk d fhs i,, %s.'li
and al kettles dangling over i. \.
the mules. = ~ ~
Suddenly a shot rang %.
elump Of underbrush a littls - 4
from the road; then anoths thar y. y !. \!
. another! Seth woke up nd n, ~ I
unhitch the mules, lashins tS.. / /
ward; Away they went. nas;,s I /
cloud ofdust first yelled, th.n NV : 1
them; when Seth, suddsal, III
~, ~. "ou 'u'o /" man OF action, n n
like mad to draw the pack MI. y. j
a living barricade around Il. q
containing the wounded, ,nd ~ + u
under fire from the enemy. n. N
mails were laden with tent c,n, !. ..| 4
blankets high enough Is ~. NJ
the top Of the ambulance, nd & t.@|
excellent breastworks for Il. ~
company . massed and put III :,I
fighting shape by the mule an. AL
then swung his own lid M
shoulder, and for the first tina 4, !, E:,'
its its hammer for purposeial
There was some good fighting 81 I
sides; a bold sally to o.pt,r' u
wagons was abandoned only a. n
Confederate captain was klls ~
Seth's bullet, but before ths ds,s
ment from the front, warned \, nj
arrival of the ambulance mula. ,S;g
something was wrong, came tosi \
relief, the little band had ii, m
MES routed. s,s'sss|
"Yoa will weer chevrons IL L
my man." said the captain, ~ 4
heard /. Of the strategy and rspiI5
Seth shifted his tobacco tron I S,|
cheek to the other, and looked pn,, \
"Wall, I Dunno" he said ,tl
II dunno as I keer to be pestaed m
them tarnal things" And hes m
up again and cracked the lonr 4
over the backs of the mule team. S' 7sss
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09
WHEN POLLY WAS MY SWEETHEART.

When Polly was my sweetheart
The days went dancing by
As lightly as her laughter
Her hooking, or her sigh;
She brought the sunshine with her,
A dawn of new delight,
And left me when we parted
To dream Of her all night.
When Polly was my sweetheart
knew no sordid care;
What gold could keep It's lustre
Beside her glinting hair?
And who was I, to envy
The proudest OF the land,
That felt but lately on me
The touch of her dear hand!
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09

When Polly was my sweetheart
And vowed she loved me true,
had not guessed the lurking :,
OF guile in eyes so blue;
Or that cheek can offer
The same delicious rose
To greet aswooer's coming,
And speed him when he goes.
When Polly was my sweetheart
Oh, idle time and blind!
Its memories blow backward
With every April wind
Until, If I could suffer
The joy and pain Of yore,
I should not mind her making
A fool Of me once more.
M. E. W., In Life.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-10-09
A Maryland Hunters Marrow Al
Harry Lauman. q resident d 4

A Maryland Hunters Marrow AZ II
Harry Lauman, a. resident y Y a
more. who is visiting in tl,s F. d
Ridge Mountains near Basa.
Md, while out on q cunning .
ton after doves came suddsalJ
a large blacksnake Of the rsc q y Il
that was summing itself upon W
trunk of q chestnut tree. ~ h;
saw the reptile darling its he.a 2 IT, Il p;
him. He raised his gun aud -
it, but missed, and the SNAKE
at him. go siI
Losing his presence Of mind J.
man started to run. he had - ".
twenty steps before his fo g,
entangled in brush and he 81 . b.
ground. The snake overlook ~,
twining itself about his body g
tighten its folds around him
ing at the top Of his voice, hs :.
the attention of q wood. chops
by, who came to his rescue ,.s
patched the snake with : club
snake was six feet seven i'ene
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IT. YRANC1svILLE. LOUISIANA.

! "Gone to Klondike" is beginning to
acquire some of the unhappy signiti-
canoe that "gone to Texas" used to
have. declares the San Francisco
Chronicle.
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Held Prisoner by q Ferocie,a ~. I,

AASOMSA w "GeAVG1vUS ~
s'Iwas reminded the other yd q
of the most horrible experiences il \
career. A brief engagement OH, Z
mish line during the war was i W. q
alongside Of it. One hot Sunday q
noon several years ago, whom ths y
Bill Foster was jailer at the Old RI q
street Jail, I called on him ii ttkai h
suit Of news, for I was pursuing %
in those days for my daily bfead 4
fined in cells on the upper ases v
the notorious Eastman riiotsfs, ~ &
the day had been set for thsiR 9, s
ton, there was considerable intas 81
how they were passing their LII sl''
1t so happened that on this pasils IN b
day the Sheriff Of Dodge Cd u
where the execution was TO tatss 4 81 3
came to Macon on q visit that hsl1 y I q
size up the unfortunate candid 3
hemp, and with him were SOM 4 z
ons friends. Foster was dcils =
honors, and SO busy was he Nh 4
that he allowed me torun d I
alone and talk to the prisonssss y
while thus engaged, forgsaig /
about me, he went away With q
tors. When I had gathered Ats j
news I wanted I started dovnstlh d
be metal the bottom Of the M n
Fosters most ferocious dog, IN 4
terror. This dog had been hli j!
allow anybody to come into 81
but no one could leave unlsSs q - i
panied by the jailer. Hesipall e 7
to stop. I stopped. Having g. i
the warning, he stretched his i!
in the doorway and pretended "
though Icould see be had on 4
eye on me. How long ply i
role of q marble statue ! dosno.t ~
but it seemed an age, but u ~ !
myself about the sixteenth g a !. T.. /
per minute I finally reached 80. d II
posture without exciting sul ] u
the part Of my watcher, "a !. Il
noon was frightfplly hot, O. !! + I
perspiration fairly rolled from le, M
thoughta thousand things ! w. 7 !. =. Ii j
do, and q thousand places /! 49,
visit, but knew that my only hele i
in Fosters return. / WAS . ~, 4 \
and might as we'll have been eesl 4
in the darkest dungeon, because {. \ I
not speak, dare not scarcely r. s.,. !
By dark Foster returned and 60
the dog. To that afternoon & ri
up several white hairs on ny a. as
Macon (Ga. Telegraph.
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