davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
ote 9hnno1eaie DER seber.

STE 9eber lit Der or0Bte Siltrirnpparut oes metI3z
li6cn &Orpers ltnp bic Our6 fe aboeiouOerte Sale tit
mcbr sur 3eriebun0 unb I~bleitrrg in dnocrc ais ois
bon Der Nutur befinmten &andlc e%enciet, ais trQsnO
eiue anOere &Drperfliiifgfeit. Bliidli6erpeiic Fir nic
@ulii6tioen eiebt es cine unfeblbare @eilouelc fir
9eberleiOen, ndmli6 @oftetter's Maeenbitters. 9itle
@r3nei bat ib in ntebr a5 bu1biabrbunocrtlQn0tr
Nuipcnbuno ols 9riinDliGtes @cilmittel qeQen dle
ans @aGens ericBune berribrenoen &rantbsitcn, ag
ba iiO Gie6er uno SroN, Spspepiie, llnterlelbsDts
i9toerOen, rbeimutiibe unb NierenleiDen, uno Strs
riin9en bes NerpeniDfte1rs, betp1Drt. 1le6eroies 5tu1t
ie alien n,alariaortieen &rantbeiten bpr uno qes
ipdbrt 2ouienOen. ipel6e in Observation-Disclosures 6t=
esnp tpObnen miifsn, S6us Dor 0teier @cibel Der
MenI6beit. Sas 9itterS eignet i6 qan5 ~belonOers
ais TETS ~Dorrdtbis sit boltenoe @ouSar3nei, ba eg ieo,r
contribution 5uiaot nnO man i6 in aleu- 6d1cr, int
oentn feline Inpcnpung awnscacigt III, parauf ~otrlaien
tQnu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Trtl uerianOt at Mdnuer.
Gin Ntann III Mif1igan entOeft eit be-
merfenswertbes 9eilmittel fit
3erlnlt BON Strait.
Erobe1 ueroem fIet ait alle n~erian6t, Ote baratt
i6reiben.

Carl s. Boltcr bon &alamdsOo, wlib, bat mao
einem iabrtlaustn Sample 9egen pie ieetii6en unO tor'
perli0en 2eioen bon Oeriorener Wlannbarteit Oas ribs
tiQe Mittel osfunOen. iuel@es Os 9ciDen BELT. ;.
militia. enc NrpS. her Mseoiain alien MGrinern at lens
ben, bic an iggafnO elmer Sor9 as ,ia {, t nig. II s4l0a i62:
borsettioen 8erluIt bes @eOa0tnifes unO Der RrpftT
i6ipa9sm @iiftf, 9ram'sfaOerbritdb unO Nus e9r!llis.
Sas @eilm;ttel bat cine belotOers anGenebRle Mirtnn9
bon N8Srnls uno i@sint ttninittelbar 3n %fnitfen, inbeIl
IS Die Uerlanste 2rait un6 cine @ntpideluna 9iebt, ius
ie MIR oeluiinit0t miro. Sa5 WRittel betIte Wr. EGalter
b%oatdnOis BON al Den 1lebeln nno GsiDen bic ro.
iabrelauaem Mtbbrau@ Der .%nattrlib fttGtlestsn
6untttontn b~srrubren, unO ioG in ieOert Sale abiolut
S~uperldifa. itin.
Seuple, &olauiasOo, Mib.,. bel Der Sic %an0ebtn, Oab
Sic cine 9rObe ieiues &seilmittels fir 9tduuner NUN,
tpelber @rt ipirO BON ibm ~oeforoert iperocn. Or bat
en .Grobes SrtereHe DGran, DAB ole &unos pom otelem
BET nit sorptalt Die 9robs t9sr o%erLsoeit N ei ,nfs,,
Surbt Dor, ltnbequemli@ttit Oncr Sefanntptrpcn ~
baben brdu6t.
2.fer pussn sebetsn, Obne Gsrsua ~ f&retbtn.
efeblSmi, IA, iowa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
@inen &dmpf nit etne

@inen &dmpf nit rtnem
MbGer beitdnb cine iun9e Dame, Mftb
8ertba Moore, Bel sSer1eD @6ore. WG6@
renb ie i'm 8ergtpaGo in Die 2eftiire zines
8r9es bertieft mar, b0rte ie plOBli4 ben
9ilfei9rei Der fleinen a4tid6rigen glfie Sal
len, Die 1te auf ibrem Spu3iergange beglei~
tet bate unb in Der NGbe ~berumltef. I1s tie
1i9 umfab, erblidte Tie, pie Elm md9tiger
Mbler auf bos Sinh berabgefdbren mar, e5
au 8oben 9eftiir3t bate unb feline &ralen in
bailel6e gu I6lugen iu9te, Tim eS IN bic 2uft
gu trueen. DIS fte our 9ilfe 6erbeieilte, tieB
Der Mbler BON benz Sinh a6 unb flog i6r duf
ben Sept unb Die @9uItern. MiB Moore
Iu9te ben Nbler fort gu f4eu9en, Der iit9
dber nur er6ob, Tim Ioglei3 tpteoer nit
fur9tbarer @etpalt berab gu "itiir3en un0 bic
&leibsr Der jungen Dame 3u 5erreiBen UNI
i9r bas @eii9t unb ben &0rper nit ieinen
8raIen in i9redli9fer Weife 81 oerlesen.
S9lieBli9 umflommerte fte in Sobesangft
ben 6als bes Nblers, Der i'm &f ben
6alstpirbe( brad. Mtt 8lut iiber3tromt,
fiibrte 1e bas Sinh, bas nun tpenig berGtbt
mar, na9 9aufe, ipdbrenO fteo ais 8etpeis
i6res Samples, ben Nbler na93og, Der oo'
einem 5liigelenoe gum unbern u9t SUP NAB.
= 8erbdngntBboGIe &sf1eG>
Grp1oiton. 3pei bra0e beu;I9e 5dz
~mtlienpdter 8%ittsburd's nurben oDt eiriiQen
Sagen bas Spfer elmer 9umpffeIeI~@rplo
fion in ber l1nipnzG aG3fa6rif BON Spbn u.
Bed C So. in N1egbsnb Gitp. Die @rz
ploiion fanb am SamItag fur3 naA 6 llbr
ftdtt, pie man nnntmmt, infolge elmer f9aoz
baft getporbenen 8eielplatte. George 8ralIC
unb Nnbrens Slueger, beibe MG6tsr in ser
Jdbrif, tpurben BON BEN um6erfltegenber
Metalitiden gu 8oben 9eI4leuOert uni
bdnn BON benz fo@enoen Sal5paiIsr osrdrti2
berbrii6t, baB ii9 bas 51eii9 in groBen
@tiiden bon ben @%liebmuBen ubG0ie, glue
ger mar bereits tobt, als man i'm a%uFfaab,
8rduie itdrb tpenige Minuten nu4 Ieine1
Mntunft i'm 9ofpital. Sllteger, Der pdbz
renb Der @a9t 0ienit get6an bate, bea6t9s
tigte, nit ieiner 6umilie einen Nu5fGug gu
MAIDEN. Seine Srau uno &inber nurteter
auf i'm auf benz 8a6n6of, als ;bnen bic
aunbe BON ieinem fhredlihen 9Obe mitge.
t6eilt purbe. Sobn &utb, Elm Nr6eiter in
Der Sdbrif, p1rbe 39fper berlebt. Gbenit
SSSames 0abis, 8ormann elmer Teuerpeb:=
Gompaqnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
aoad,attltdye aut.ota @taata- Bethe.se, aeHtn,odr IL. ant 1897.

= S31an b
Die Iieben 6inboos, bic por GINGER 3eit III
g1etp gort eintrafen, ouf @nis Ssldno iebod
5uriidgebalten purben uno Damn 'betr
8runbe bortielbit lire gauge aus Seioenz
tpaaren beitebenOe 9abt Derloren, tpurben
biefer Gage auf 8eranlafung bes SAabz
antics ~entlaffen. Man f6eint ben nmfatl
in @rtpdgurg ge5ogen 5u BADEN, bdB Dir
2eute, bic 9uuiirer tparet, bur9 ben 8rart
i6rer @riiten3mitteG beraubt puroen, unf
baB bus eingeleitete NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lei9ter u~bgenidelt iperben fam, toenn biz
2eute bier blei6en, als auf internationalen1
@ege. 8etanntli9 ion Der @ongceB gun
8epiligung etner@ntf9dOigung fiir iGmmtz
li9e Nb9ebrannte beipogen perben.
- 9eut9 d. r .SabatsbInbGe1
g # orb EN-. Nm lebten 0ienitag lpurbe
in Ptttsburg, pa., 6err Sebulb SUD.
elmer BON 8ittsburg's Glteiten 8ir9ern, un=
ter ii6eralts 5ablrei9er 8et6eilieung ieinel
5a6lret9en 6reltnbe Git @rabe ~getra9en. Del
8erbli9ene, pel4er Elm @n9rosz u1o De
dil=Sabadsgei9Gft Bis 5u feinem 2oOe BE-
tr5eb, mar etn 9eutI9er bon e3tem S4roi
uno &orn u1b in ben ipeiteiten &reiIen BE-
fannt uno bo4gea9tet. ST mar Mitglief
elmer grDberen @n3abt bon Oerti@en Ser
einen uno 2ogen. 9err Sud mar au5 Sina.
9eim, 9rpbber5o9tbum 8uOen, gebiirtig, uni
fam 1847 na9 @mertta, relpsttiDe Pittsburg
Nus San Srancisco meloet
Elm bOrtigss 8Gdtt: Set 3fpei Noenoen pirf
rnIere Stabt Nahts ipieber beleu9tet, Ob:
glei9 bic itdotif9en Sonos beim @3luB beS
5tsfalja3res oies ni9t mebr geitatten. Ssh
Derodnfen oiefe 8eleu9tung audi leoiglid
ben r3riitlihen Strebern", bic bier in Der
nd41ten Sagen ibre Gonbention d6balter
uno bereits i'm &nauge limb. 9;eie 8iid.
ft9t 1T pobl angebra9t, BENIN mas pIrber
unIere 9dfte bonn Often fdgen, rpenn eiat
70 rberiibmte reide Stabt" ni6t einmal iibel
bic nDtbigen Mittel oerfiigte, Ha3ts bt
StruBen au beleu4ten2 6offentli9 mir
man aus glei9em @runbe, trpB Der @bbe in
Staotf4ab audi fprtfu6ren, bic StraBer
fuu6er 81 6alten."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Mnf6R Snhrt Der a@uaGe".

&uf6s Sabrt Der nSuute",
Der am 9onnertag friib in Seem 9ort elm
getroffene 2lopbz0 ampTer Sadie" leste BIZ
@trede G6erbourg=g1ep gorf in Der Be-
merfcnstpsrtb fur5en 3eit BON z So9en, &c
@tunoen unb 30 Minuten 3urid. 9tt
.Saale" battle ben fran3OTf9en 6ufen, na9=
Dem 1e bpn Bremen fommeno, Soutbamptor
angelaufen, am 80. Sum- um 6 l19r 4benbs
perIaTTen uno p~uiiirte am Mittpo9 NurbtS
II u6r 80 Minuten ous 2eu9t19iff pol
@unbp !9ODt. S6re fdnente RsiIe Dor
SuutbamptOn bierher bate fe in Z Sugen
Is @tunoen unO 10 Minuten eema9t.
- Buffalo 8iGI" nt9t tobt,
Sn Stem 0ort bate ii4 por ein9en Suqen
bds @erii6t berbreitet, OaB Sberit 8iIiam
s. GDbn, ben iebes Sinh inter benz gtamer
r8uffolo Sin" fennen unb f9dben gelsrrt,
in @onuOa geitorben lei. 9err S. MaperS
BON glp. 10 @eit 27. Str, Der SEEM gorte,
9labasent fir y8uffolp 8iu" unb 8arnum
e 8dilep, erbielt iebp9 aus Stratfprb, On:
tarip, Elm Dement, biefer No9ri9t NIT fol-
9enbem @ortldut: rNiberIpre9en sic aller
oiefen IG9er1i9en Nusitreuungen. Sberi
GobD lit friI9 unb munter unO geIiinber uls
ie. gr bsfinbet ii9 in biefem 4ugen6Iidt
in Der Mrena unb ent5iidt Saufenbe por
aunabiern. n@iGb 8eit It" 1T mod INNER cir
GROCER Grfo(s, (ge3) Nl. @9eibIe, Diana:
GER"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

geas rrs Anakesis beiBt, - tpie es o,,d
bieBe, ipiirbe fiber bic 9eiben oller BON Qds
morrboiben @epla9ten linbertt l,ltD iDneil be(=
fen. Sieles Gigeftinittel, beien a9irfl an1fei
our9 feline benz Srt be8 9eibens an9epaBtt
StDpielfOrm ,nteritiibt tpirO, bat ii6 felt eilet
9feibe BON Sabren rno. bel Soulenben bon 95us
tienten betpdbrt. @t9epabt lit leite 6orln in;
~inferlt, ais iie bet 9eilbonbon in Der ipirt iuit:
fen Sage Ddlt. 9ie Anakesis lit in alien Npo.
tbeten 3u boben. Nreis $1.00. 9roben + e /
6ronco Su9ei6idt brr9 P. Neustaedter &
Co., Box 2416, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

apos perbirbt bic ~sSueetb, ~persiftet DOG @einiitb,
nnterorabt Oie @eiunbbeit. ~5erriittet nen @eiit.
sntiterpt nno fibrt 5u uorieifi9em gertan? 2ebft
Ou, pie es lid aeb6rt?. @erne DID isloit tenrell;
~ sincm aliitli9eu unb LGngeil 9eben -9efnloen.
Der Susenbfreune" it elm dnBerlt %interel'
5aiiltes, lebrret3es, meOi5iniides S8erf. Elm sye9'
ii6er, lpabrer SreunO III Der 0otb. Sung unS
@ir6 mad empfan9 p0n % gents in SrietlT %%qitten
e. Dispensary, 90 W. 18th St, New York, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
80 bttIdndt

= Mnf9eIn ottGdn9t. Nus Sdz
nesbi[e in 8isooniin tpirb geI9risben:
Dieie Stabt erfreut fi9 iebt elmer neuen Snz
buitrie, man fummelt Muf9eIn aus benz
5luffe fir an~opffubrifen. 6err Sinlep,
Der Ngent elmer Observation-Disclosures 5ez
gam amt 8reitug NIT @ntgegenAubms bon
Mui9eGn unb be5dbIte 9leid ben eriten Sag
5000 bafiir aus, CUR State BON 500 per
Some. Die MuI9eGiu9er ma4en einen
i90nen @erbsnit, mun4e Derbienea $40 bis
500 pro Sag, uno es itnb 6unosrte bpn
gerionen nit A6fu9ung bes 6iuB6ooens
bei96ftigt. Cine Strmd bat beripro6en,
bier cine &nopffubrit ~anGegen 81 ipOlem,
tpenn man 400 Sonnen MuI4eln finhen
fam. .
Sob zines nob1beta al mt II
9eutf9 : Nmerifaners BON
Seattle. Muf benz Safe 8iep Trisbbof
BON Seattle, @ai6., tpurbe am lebten 0tersz
tag Srtebrt9 &trf9ner, 9bab=
meiffer Der Seattle 8reping &c Multing
So" unb elmer Der angefebeniten 8iirger Der
Stdbt, CUR lebten Rube gebettet. Die 2eiz
6enfeier fanO unter ben Nuipicien osS Surn=
bereins, Der !6~ermannsiDbne unb bes n9tes
bertran5" itatt. paltor &nappe fi:tt bic
@rubreOe unO Elm MaFenGOr Der Oeutidea
@dnger fang Elm @rablieb. &irf9ner tpurbe
1856 in Cincinnati aeboren unb fdm nGs
8nabe nit ieinen @Itern mad Miscpnftn.
@r betrieb bort nit groBem GrfoGg cir 6otel
unb SObapaferz 9ef3dft, 5o9 ubsr nit 8er>
panbten nu9 Seattle, mo er Ii9 an ber
@riinbung unb benz Qufbuu Der Ban 9ieu
8rauerei betbeiligte. @pdter tpurbs er Of
tiondr unb 8eamter Der Seattle 8reping
e MnIttng Co." ST mar Elm tii9t;ger Sc
f9dftsmann nnb Elm gutter 9eutI@=I meris
tansr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
(Giuoefdnot.)

aus sigener Grfubrung fam ij bic SDr@
mis- Mebi3inen aufs Bette empfeblen. 8prz
mis- Ilpsntrdrter 8Iutbeleber, 6ornt's Ma~
genitdrfer unb 6orni's 9eiGzSsG baben III
u%nierer 9ege1b CUTE 9ienTte g%elsiitet unb
SeDermann 1T barnit 5ufrieOen. perrp,
Wis., 5. %. @9ent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

Rad bsfonDsrer lte6ereintunft bat bic
German Nmerican 9ubIiibins So. in Cos
NngeIss, GGIif., unfere 8ertretung fir ges
mamie @ta6t unb @ibz@ alifornien ii6erz
npmuen unb iinb beren gertrettr bsre9tiat,
Abonnementsgelber gu tonettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

= ltnIere GorreiponOenten unb agente1
befu9en Die ~folgenben Staten:
9err pauI 6riebeI Die Staten Soma uno
MinneIota.
6err 5reb @6erf ben Stat Wiscpniir
unb ous nDrbli9e Sninois.
6err 6enrp 59uuG ben Staat Snbiana.
6err abolf Berner ben 9tuat Sainois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
W.nn 0as Kleine sohnt.

70 perldumt ni9t, bos olte utb mobl eiprobte
5iilfsmittsl fir bas 3abnen Der Sil.ber,
menben. Gr berubist bus Sinh, ermei9t bas
3abufeii6, b~eleitlsf aQe G6merseu, furirt
@inbfolit uiib 1T bos bette Mittel sesen
Diorrboe. SInfunbawonsie Gents bic Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
..saIpator11 ,.t.e ..@atrif@u.

uG0INatOr'" INTO ,,Batrtf@"-
Settle Ma1Sbiere, 3ebraMt . Der
&onr. Geipp 8retU9. Co., ifn0 Dters
uttt beftemS eunpfobIea. ST. GIaiheu
INTO T6iert at babem. telephone
co. $780, Settling 9ept#t+ 80. &c.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
9Vlr fdltfcm cs untfouif oI1 Wianncr.

Sas 9ubIifum niro 70 bdufiq gum Narren qcbaltsn,
bab cs gun3 ielbfuertdnoli@ 1T, iuenn Gin W{ann f9
borfebt, e9e CT fIr @ttuas bs5ablt, bon Oem er eor
nibts tDeib. Sesbalb beri0iden mir on ieoe rerants
pOrtli6e 4sriOn n~n6eOinot totsnirei per @sft ein
SG { n9n Dr.. Hoffman's Vital RESTORATIVE Tablets,
6er6srRsGen, isOcn Sbcil enres s5rpsrg farfeSn GMs
einen b~OaitanOig ~perfeften Wtann aug Sud MAIDEN.
Sic ipr1cerborc @eilfraft Os &atoma3 oos@ cleric
lift all9emein befannt unO irir babcn 8erfrauen in ms
iere 8ebonoluno, iOnit tpirben mir fe Gu0 ni6t tts
fenfrei 3ui9iden. g8enn Sbr @u9 iibsrs euqt babt,
b1b es Gu6 belfen pirO unO abr bic @ebanolnna
f~Ort3uieben ipnni6t. baum tGnnt Sbr' uns uniers @ts
sabluno suiGifen.
Western Medicine Co. GSncUrporirtl
3jofouwbbap SsaIamaSno, Mt6D.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

Sine Mitgift BON Ilt=N E m
0orf. Die Nusldgen, tpel6e Der Stubt
Seem Oort bur9 bic NnIdgen bes neuen @roz
ton : Nqudbutts Bis ieBt erpu6Ien, b%elaufen
Ii9 duf $34, 489,255.81, Die 9efammttoften
tperber, tpern ulle 5feIebsrbDirs bonenbet iino,
ettpd $45, 100000 b~etruger. Inter oem9roB>
Sem gorter G4urier nirb bic @riiten5 Der
NquGbuftz@ ommiI1ion, fpel9e, beildufig gez
Iagt, nit benz gutt3en 8ureau=Nppardt Elm
Ie6r be19ouli9es 2eben fubrt unb f9on
ldngit aGs iiberfliIiig betrd4tet tporoen 1T,
bonn 1. Sunuar 1901 uufbDre1, UNI bann Die
4ufii9t iiber bic @aKerIeitung Dem r@omz
mifIioner Of Woter SupplD" gu iibertragen.
- unter BEN @bast09tern Der
ert fiir3lib g%egriinbeten Srti3aft 2incpln
nu6e platnfielb i'm Staate Nsfp SerfeD,
berrf9t eitel Subel, benin man bat ibnen ni3t
uQein bas Stimmre9t eingerdunt, fonbern
6at uu3 elei9 re9t in MunicipulzNngelez
get6eiten sfpei tpeibIt9e Stabtrut9szMit=
glieber getpG6lt. Nm ltnub6dn9igteitstage
orguniiirte ii1 bic Municipulz9ernaltung
Der neuen @eltitnbt, unb lift @riinber, 81
las 9rufe, purbe gum Mapor srpG6lt. Set
ner SSSbee entitammt aud Die l1nterrods@poz
litif; unb 10 tpurben emma g9el, eine q
Sabre oIte brdGe 6armersto9ter, unb Die
Inn 9 Sabre Gltere 5ruu Olioia 6a3aro in
BEN Stubtratb eepdblt; 81 6rauet naRnsn
an Der @abG She'll.
Export BON 8trtenboG3
@on Bangor, W1e., finben in bie!em Sabr
ungetpD6nli9 groBe @eri4iffungen bon net
9em 8irtenbol5 nu9 S4Ottlano tatt, tpoz
Iet6ft bafel6e in ben O%Ortigen 9roB:n 3pirn=
fubriten gu @%arnipulen Derurbe;tet p;re.
8ereits finO flint 0ampfer CUR 8eforberunQ
Iol9en 6oG3es ge9artert. Nuberoen iteben
bon bort groBe Senbun9en BON Ji4tenbol3
unb 9ol3brei nub europdif9en 9dfe1 bebrr,
Die gr0Bte 9o3labung, pel4e je BON Dem
penobscotz6luB bta Bangor naA Den; Nuss
lamb berfanbt tporben lit, mar bieieni9e, mel
9e lebter Sage BON Dem OumpTer ,SacOf
Bright" nu9 2iberpoOG unb unoeren Britt
I9en 9Gfen gelaben purbe unb aus ca. q
100000 SUB Si9tenbol3 beftunb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
NrDbe Srci!

Sir meinc Mitmeni6en, tpcl6e al &beumatismus
Ieiben, babe i'd Elm ~einfabes MitteG, ipel6es ib cincm
Seoen nit ebrli6em Geipifer ~empfeblcn fam. SieIes
Mittcl beilte cinit mid INN ieitber Gauienbe bDn 4ns
bern; fiirsli6 einen Mann, ipelGer II Sabre nit &Dcu4
mdtismuS bebaftet mar, unO iper es 5n %probiren
tuuniGt, bCm icnbe i9 ein 9robesNafct frei. Man
%aOreIfre: SUbtt ,4. Smith, SlnlmerfitOzGbur@
9uiloine, Mtilnautee, Qais. 30mi Is ioup6
The record-union., 1897-11-22
RECORD-UNION BOOK TABLE.
NEW AND CHARMING BOOKS
ROOSEVELTS ESSAYS.
A Translation Of Sonnets-Stim'
sons Stories-House of Dreams
An Elsie Book.

American Ideals and Other Essays,
is volume by the we'll known pub
licist, Hon. Theodore Roosevelt of New
York. The papers in this trenchant
and critical book are on American
Ideals,'' True Americanism,' The
Manly Virtues college Graduates
and Public Life" Phases of State
Legislation" Machine Politics in
New York." "Six Years of Civil Ser
vice Reform" THE New York Police
Force" THE Vice-Presidency and the
Campaign of 1896" How Not to Help
Our Poorer Brother" THE Monroe
Doctrine" "Washington's Forgotten
Maxim National Life and Charac-
ter Social Evolution and the Law
of Civilization and Decay" There is
not one of these essays that is not
vigorous and bristling with truths. We
may differ from the distinguished au-
thor IN some things. and hold him
radical and an iconoclast in many
things: but no one of impartial mind
can peruSe these critical essays and
not be impressed by the fine spirit, the
Americanism and high purposes of the
essayist Mr.. Roosevelt is by no means
a pessimist While he pricks errors,
rips up untruth and prophesies of evil,
unless there is reform, his is a hopeful
and helpful nature. One rises from
the reading of any of his papers in
spired patriotically, and strengthened
in his resolution to stand for good cit
iZenship, cleanliness and openness in
politics, and high standards in public
activities of all kinds. There is a
great deal of information in this book
for Mr. Roosevelt has been an observ-
ant man, and his experience has been
extended and broad in many fields.
Press of G. P. Putnam's Sons, New
York and London.
Mrs. Knollys and Other Stories" is
the title of handsome volume by f. j.
Stimson, press of Charles Scribner's
Sons, New York; 81 30. The stories
are: Mrs. Knollys," '"The Three
Achievements of Eileen,'' "Our Consul
at Carlsruhe, "a First Love Letter"
In d Garret," "a Daughter of Spain"
and "Dybevor" Few story writers
more gracefully or in more chaste die
ton present their work to readers than
the author of these charming tales.
Let US put into few sentences the first
construction and conception as it is
touching and tragic in it's recital. A
beautiful English girl and a handsome,
splendidly built young Englishman,
man and wife, just married and low
ing intensely, true love match, went
up into the nights with other excur-
sionists above the PasterZen glacier, in
Western Austria, where it flows into
Carinthia. A miStep and the young
husband was shot over the precipice
and down into the abyss. He was gone
beyond hope of recovery, but this fact
was concealed from his distracted wife,
who day after day came with guides,
who pretended to be lowered into the
chasm in search for his body, but who
landed on Lodges and waited, in order
to deceive her pitifully and mercifully
So it ran on for weeks, and her one
thought and hope was to recover
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Eric Pape, engraved on wood by NJ.
Haider &c. p. Putnam's Sons press.
New York and London). The story of
the Incas, in its romantic beauty, tragic
close and poetic swing. is. as Mr.. Mark.
ham says peculiarly adapted to arouse
and interest the imagination of one
who has studied II carefully and who
is gifted with poetic instincts" 1t was
no easy task to attempt the story of the
lncas in the form in which il is here
presented. But the gifted author must
have approached it with the confidence
of genius, and the courage that comes
OF scholarly intimacy with the sub
ject. Says his editor: He who would
call the muse of poetry to his aid, to
inspire him with the genius not only
to raise up these scenes (the gorgeous
ceremonial worship, and the probation
airy exercises, etc, are here referred tor
in vivid reality before his own imag-
nation, but also to crystalline them in
verse so that others may, in part, be
able to catch the same inspiration, has
no easy task before him. He must
not only be gifted with poetic fancy.
and with the power of giving express
sion to 1t in verse; but he must also
be STEPPED to the lips in an intimate
knowledge of Incarial lore. All true
poets are accurate. They require. in
order to satisfy their sense of the dig
nifty of their art, that their imagina-
tlons. though soaring to the skies,
should rest ON solid foundations of
truth. 1t is high praise to say that the
author of the Children of the Sum is
gifted with these qualifications. This
is at once a frank and a fair state
ment.
A Capital Courtship" is a novel by
Alexander Black, author of Miss Jer-
ry." 1t is very handsomely Illustrated
from life photographs by the author.
Press of Charles Scribner's Sons. New
York; 81. The novel relates to Wash
ington social life and is dramatically
intense. 1t was written for oral deliv-
cry before audiences, but has been ex-
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Silk Waists.

No. /. Women's Black Taffeta
Silk Waists, made In the latest
style. Price, So 80 and SIS.
No. 2. Handsome Black Satin
Waists, very rich nd stylish. Price,
Sc and 81 so.
No. 3. Roman Stripe and Plaid
Silk Waists in their bright and
handsome blending Of colorings;
the seasons fad. Price, $5 SO
No. 4. Black Mohair Waists for
women; yoke back, Derby front.
Price, special, 81 IS.
No. S. Finer grade Black Mohair
Waists, the latest style and can be
worn with any skirt. Price, So so
and SO.
No. 6. Wool Flannel Waists for
women. navy and red mixtures.
Price, So rs.
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Trimmed Millinery.

Everything in readiness for an
other big millinery week in this
ever-busy corner of the Big Store.
Many new creations so handsome
in their artistic designing as to
make it difficult to choose from the
lot. Always plenty to choose from,
however, and our Trimmed Mil1in-
cry is beginning to be known to
every woman in and around Sac
ramento as examples Of what hats
and bonnets should be. For here
millinery elegance is yoked to sem
sible economy. You'll find them
priced all the way from So up to
the limit of your set price.
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GLOVES
For Thanksgiving.

This week we show a high nov
city in Ladies' Real Kid Gloves,
imported expressly for Thanksgiv-
ing trade, made from carefully Sc
lected kid skin; have a large pearl
clasp fastening, and come in col
ors light or dark purple, green,
royal blue, etc., the prevailing fall
shades, with black or elf-stitch-
ing. Price per pair, SO.
Another high-glove novelty is
what is known as Mocha Glove
(undressed kidd, with two pearl
clasps; comes in royal blue, new
purple, greens, oxb1ood, etc.; self
stitched; a glove we import our
selves, and one which Is very popu-
lar. Price. 81 rs.
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Ribbons, l0c yard, for
Fancy Work. etc.

A1l-pure Silk Ribbon at 19c per
yard, and 1000 yards Of it. Moire
Taffeta Ribbon, in white, lavender,
cream, maize, pink, olive, reseda,
navy, cardinal, cerese, ETC.; FIVE
inches wide; the kind so much is
used of for ruffling, neckwear,
sashes, fancy work, etc. Your time
is now to supply holiday needs, at
19c yard.
Handsome new lot of Plaid and
Roman Striped Ribbons, the pref
tiest lot we've had yet; the con-
trasting and blending of the bright
new colors are perfect. They'll
make smart neck ribbons and
bows. Priced at 25c yard.
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Handkerchiefs.

Pure Linen Unlaundried Hand
kerchiefs. prettily embroidered all
around, and interesting inasmuch
as they still remain in the same
soiled condition as when they left
the needlewoman's hand who em-
broidered them, but probably SUI
perior to those y0u pay double for
1aundried. Our price, Csc each.
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Something Stylish for
the Neck.

Ladies' Wide Neck Scarfs or Ties
of liberty silk, to go around neck
and tie, in large bow in front, the
ends finished with ruffie, edged
with Valenciennes lace or tucked
colors, pink, blue. cream, corn, red
and black; very stylish. Price,
zoe, 81 Is and 81 35 each.
Also, the same style as above in
bobbinnett, ruffled ends, trimmed
with black and white lace; very
effective. Price, soc and 6Oc each.