davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-08-13
neean After Nine Years Delay.

Akron, Aug. 1O.-The work of exca-
waiting for the construction of the new
public building here has begun, nine
years after the appropriation of $751;
900 for the building was first made.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-08-13
uoir E,ported from china.

From China $3.50, 900 worth of human
hair is exported annually. 1t comes
mostly from the heads of malefactors,
paupers, and dead people.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-08-13

Savannah, Ga, Aug. 1.-TWO bat
talions of the Fifth regiment Gm-
munes) sailed Monday on the trans
port Rio Grande for Santiago.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-08-13
FIGHT At MANILA
Spaniards Make Two Furious
Attacks on Americans.
ENEMY WAS REPULSED.
Dons' Loss Was About 500, While
Ii Americans Were Killed.
FOUGHT DURING A TYPHOON.

Wonderful Bravery was Displayed by Our
Soldiers - Wounded Men Encouraged
Their Comrades to Fight, " hIIe Light
ming Flashed and the storm Roared.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-08-13
Tobncco Seeds Are Minute.

Tobacco seeds are so minute that a
thimbleful will furnish plants for an
| acre of ground.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12
Wasb fAr,RAtter.

gor tber so Sabren fbon wurbe
Wtrs. Win8loip'S Soothing Sprup
bon Minionen BON Mhttern beim Sab,
nen ber 4inber angewenbet. Wirf bu
i'm S9lafe bur@ bas Shreien etnes
8inbes gef6rt, bas I'M 3abnen tf unb
bpr S9nter3er peint2 Wenn 10, laKe
fofort eine Jlai9e BON vMrs. Wins,
Ions Soothing Syrup bolen. seiu
Wertb III nnbe5ablbar. g8 mtrb benz
.leinen 9eibenben iofort 2inberuns per'
i6aifen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf Mtitter,
es III fein 3tpeifel barhber. gs beiIt
9pientera nnb Diarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magen uHb bic Meren, befeitist @tnb'
aolit, ermei1t ben @aumen, berbin.
bert @ntsanbuns unb ftdrtt bas sauae
Spfem. rMrs. Min5loms Soothing
Sprup1 fur 5abnenbe &inber iff ange'
nebm in @ei9mad nnb bas Recept
fammt bon einem ber beRen tpeib!i9en
aerate In ben Ser. Gtaaten. gs ifi Bel
allen Druggifen tn Der ganaen Welt 40
baben. preis Is Gents pet Glafte.
aauft at9ts anberes, alS Mrs. Mims,
leps sootbiaas5prup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12
(5ortiebuna folat).
Der bsorobts al1sibnad)tsmalna.

Ger uennidhriae Seini mar elm friib.
;eitIger ,jrsigeili: als feline aebnjdbs
riae S6meIier Oiarie Dem @eibnadtss
moau in eiuem 9riefe ibre @Huibe
ldJtieb, ba lodte Der tluge Seini
Gait Tn bar nod an gl0mlt! Dat
aifit gor teinen gSihuahismann-be
aOfen t6Iit uns @uoOer un bic 9opp
b6it uns Wiuobet i6fTt; id meet qan,
geiuiB!" Gbsr W!arie uub Mutter pers
wieien ibm ieinen llnglauben. g0enn
er 10 lDenis an ben Neibuadtsmonn
CLAUDE, cann brddte ibm Der oor
nid)ts, bo6itens cine aroBe 01utbe.
0eiui absr meinte nur; n0enu Ieoo
id't uieu Gabber, beun ibatl't moll
mat irieaeu !"-Der @eibuudteabeub
fam, nit linn Der 0eibna1tsmann.
Wlaried)en betam cine 9roBe puppe uno
elm Siloerbud, ta3u SUDDEN uuo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12
6. 6 pitet.

Y
Iie i'm fonisliden SdloB i'm Oor>
Silnmer bes aaiiers perlammelten
SHi3iere uerueisten ii6 ebrerbietis.
oils 9lapoleon auf Der Sdmelle ieiner
Pripat9em01er erlfien.
Der aaiier lpar iidtlid in Der rolias
lten yanlle, Cine Strdbne leines Saars
hing ibm uadlaiiis ouf Die Stirn, Die
re1te 9ano batte er in bic 3alde ieis
ner meiBen @eintleiber perlentt, uno
10 itano er in Der 9biir uni, pfiif eiuen
WlarId, mdbreub er bic 8eibe ieiner
&ojutanten raid nit benz Olid iibers
flc9.
.9iuA meiu getter" penoete er
lid enSlid on 8ertbier, rfpas lit Sbrer
8eoenflidfeit idon tpieber 10 bringenb?
Gle iollten bod ipiiien, baB fur BEN
Safer nidts eilis it,
Sire" iaste 8ertbier, lid babe
gelpast Guer Wlajeitdt I'm @eb0r 3u
bitten, neil allerbinss eine Nadridt
bon unsebeurer 9rasweite-"
Ger Safer labte beluiiigt unb
firirte ieinen Gbef bes @eneralftabes,
inbem er su ben sinoeren iaste:
.Da b0ren sic ibn-,p pon unsebeus
rer 2raSlueite --inb oann iit's elm
Wlebliransport, oen 9aialles Suiaren
ir9enbipo aufsesriffen baben.
Vertbier bob iteif ben 9opi.
pallerDinss, iaste er froiiis lift
Sieie MelSuus pom @eneraI 9aialle
seididt, iie beiagt aber ettpas Anoeres.
Ger Shirt Sobenlobe itebt nidt, pie
mir slaubten, lei Mlasoeburs; er mar
fhirt auf Stettin."
Giuen augenblid itarrte Der aaijer
ben @eneral =Major lpie unsldubia an,
oaan trat er raid auf i'm gu unb ent.
rib tim bailig oas Bapier, bas 8er<
tbier nod immer in Der SanS belt.
Sm glu war jebe Spur bon Seiter.
felt aus ieiuem @eiidt peridmunben.
Sdnell iiberflos er Die erIten .3eilen,
bann belt er inne uno ltieB einen
idarfen siidenoen 9on ;uiiden ben
seidlolienen 3abuen berpor. Nlit
pabieuber Spaunnns los er lpeiter,
Die sluseubruuen SuiummenseSOsen,
bic idmalen, blutloien Sippen feft aufs
einanoer seprebt, in ltei9enber Grs
re9uns mallote er oas Nlatt rm, bas
Yapier in ieiuen Sdnoeu besann leiIe
5u sittern, unb nie er Su @uoe mar, a
bob ct ben 9opf nit Dem 9usorui
, iatauiiAen pObnes, eines ipabrboit
teuflild)en 3riumpbes.
Wlit einem Stud ihleuoeite er bas
Bapier IL Sooen, i'm nddiieu 9lagen,
bid bate ct bic 2biir su ben strbei s'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12

lh'uar5en 9alaai ideu melt pon lid ges
ltredt nnb ltliste bic fla9eu Sdnce aui
Die OberIdleilfel, inbem er oen fleinen
Suoen auimerffam auIab.
.Slt elmer bon Cen %eutsn Sraus gen,
Der oeuiId) oerltsbt?" Iraste er oaan
ben olpotGl.
nQa iii Ser GiIdiier aapler, mein
Ieutenant, Ser loiro ib1 uielleiht ners
lieben.
pgut. 0el' ibn rein!"
aaDIer, elm GROCER Mann nit runs
bem. freunStidlem 0eiiibt, ttat elm.
a6rag' mai oea aerl, mas Ell. Dor
oem 96lob seluotlt bat" befall ser
Cfii3ier.
Gs 5eiste iib, baB bic @erItanoianna
spild)en Dem SOlbaten uno benz iuns
gen Gpbraim nidt aerase leidt mar.
aaDIer iprad unperfalldten Glialier
Gialeft, unb 8sitel bas nit bebrdi den
SSorten ourdieste Subenoeutld.
@nolid, na6 uielem ,0iu~ unc 6sr~
reoen, gelang es lid einigermaBen su
perltebell, beiuaoers oa Geitet, Ser lid
inSpiid]an ieinen Nlau se1na6t bate,
auf ollie Srasen INNER sic eine Nntz
mort CAB; er miiiie in elmer midtiaen
Sade ben 9errn @eneral lpreden.
yWelden @eneral?"
nOen Serrn @eueral.
Der SffiSier 3udte ungeeulois Die
Gdiefn.
.Sb er ieine- -eanme @eididte ,lidt
au1 mir eHablen fann?"
rS muB cen 9erln General lpre>
den.%
sd iuerbe cine Wletoung on Die
9ommanoantur lhreiben," laste ser
Sffisier 81 bem aorporal. Der
Wtenld) bleibt uorlduiis arretiri.
Gamit leete er lid umiidnoiid on
ieinsm 2iidl surcG,t unO besarn iebr
langlam, ingroEen, anselenfen Sdriit>
3iigen feline sDlelouns gu pe1iaIleu.
8eitel lvuroe in Elm 1todfinlieres,
enses sofal neben Der @adtitube 9ez
bractt uno rort einaeidloiien. Gr bate
3elt, lid als3ll5eufelt mas ero benz @es
neral lasen iuollte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12
mabnhe @ptel Sar,
OF, 0ouffon StraBe,
" m. NJ u 3, ..... Gigentbiimer

Man finbet bier elm por3hsli9es
@las Bier unierer beimiiden Braue'
reien. 8eionbere Mnertennung Der,
bienen bic @eine, gisarren. Wbistiss,
Siqu6re &c. 8orstglider 5rei'
lun9 be8 W Worgens unb Sea d.
mittags. Dieie Wiribidaft erfreut
fi9 bes ausge3eidneten Rufes gu bem
ansenebmhen GufentbaItsorte bet
Stabt su sdblem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12
Mattbtee Srps. Tletjder

No. 507 8 fsb u T 0 n.StraB'
Nur bas boraiislidfe Rinbs, 5aai.
unb 5dmeinefeiid.
Spesialitdt: Sunges aaIbfeii6.
aQe NrteH BON Wurff, Sdiusen
3unge, S6utala &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12
Cuffs cse6er-

,rbatten bas &6rperipf.m in Orbnuns
unO psrbinOern trantbaite 3uitanSe Ger
2ebsr, bic sew6bnli9 8rantbsiten Dor.
lisssben.
Gin DsrbinOsrunssmittsl fit
2Opfidm.r3su, 0pspepfs, Sdwinbei.
idlsdtsn @eidmadim Munbs, Ser5tlO'
pfen, bslsste 5un8s, appstitiofsteit uua
SammtliGe 0attemleioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12

Sine Wlnttcr CAB ibrem S0bnleiu
CUTE 3ebren uno iaste ibm unter 9lns
berem, er iolle ME auf morsen pers
idieben, mas er beute tbun tDnne. Oa
rief Der tleine Wiann: nGi, Wiutter,
bann laB uns bod ben iibrisen @eibz
nadlt8tuden nod hente glbenb eileui@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12

- Regeni9irme, OpernglaIer. Soi'
lettetdiien, gIrfen, Rdmme, 0orte.
monuaie's. gigarren'gtuis. Strei6.
boherbhdfsn In 8olb unb 5ilbsr nub
iauIenb anbere artitel bel griber
0rpS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12
Neae tiirtii9e Baoe Mnitalt.
9ritte StraBe gfo. $40, eineu 8Iod
binter Der Hoit s,Sffice.

8irtif9s. ruiRi1e. RaFenbampf',
Nabels unb einfade 8dber tdglib fur
0erren uub Gamen. WaRaee, Dub.
neraugen Operationea. Ofen 8ag
unb Nadt.
Befonbere Babtanlfalt fur Damen.
Carl &eied, Gisentbiimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12
Dir aeiiihlenlle 0unne.

Die seiiiblsnae Ynppe. .Sieb,
Gmm9, Die Buppe, Die mir Der @eibs
nadtsmann gebradt bat, III piel lido
ner ais Oeine, iie fam 8apa unb
TJiama iaeen, lie fam bie 9lusen su.
tuaden, lie hat mirili6es Saar. a
.Sa, pielleidt i'll Define Puppe iGos
uer, aber meine bat elm beiieres Oer,. i"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12

= unfer meiber Webrasta. Safer mnb
bag I'm Stunt seiGniiiene 6eu finb bas
bette pferhsfutter. AlleS rein unb
tuobli@medenb.
Berfuht es eiuen Monat.
Smnfet QSppb 60. Sci. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12

@eiinoemarft. gu ben eiseutbiims
li9iten Srauden, Die ii6 aus friiberen
.3eiten In @oien erbalten baben, sebSrt
Der @eiinbepermietbetas am smeiten
MISUNDERSTANDING, ben man au9 nit
bem Namen n@eiinbemarft" be3ei1net.
Beim eriten Morsensrauen finoen iid
an bieiem Gage, ber iteis fir bas
Dtenltperlonal, iueldes nit benz ndds
fen gleujabr aus bem Oienit tritt,
freige9eben 1T, 0uneerte BON aueGten
uno Wlasoen auf benz sllten Warft elm,
I'm bort ben in entipre1enber alnsabl
berbeiseitromten Mietbern ibre OienIte
an3ubieten. 9li1t bic Staot Polen uno
oeren rddlte llmsebuns allein fellen
Elm 10 beoeutenoes Gontiu9ent Don
Stellelu6enben unb Wlietbern, lon-
bern aus ben peridiebenlten @esenoen
Der prouini fommt man susereiii. Die
arbeitseber, luel6e bieien Marft be-
fuden, 9eboren iibrisens falt ausldlieBs
lid Der polniiden geo6lferuns an !;
ielten nur fommt es Dor, bas aud Elm
Oeutiher lid einfinbet, nm Geiinbe
~ mieibeu. I'm IL ubr Wlittass III
Der nMtartt gu Gnbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12

6albe Staten maH ben altem Gtaa.
ten nia VI. 6. & 8. 8abm.
Wegen Der Jeiertage, merben Re.
tour BilIeite am 20. unb 2l. Decem,
Der perlauft. bic far 80. Sage seIten.
Wegen ber beionberen ginaelbeiten
wenbe mon f9 On ben nddhen 81.
det Mgenteu ber W. 6. & s. 9abn
ober f9reibe on
%. g. @rufb,
". q. & s. H., 30. 6. & 8. 8abn,
Dallas, 8e1as.
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sorb sintbidJilo uub bic eonbpuer

SnrD 5intbld)ilo unh bic 0Dnbnner
&uti6er. sllle Omnibus uno pferbez
babnfutlder 2onbons baben In Der
@eibnadtswode an ibren peitlden
solbfarbeae unb blaue @9leifen. ,@as
beoeutet bas?" frast Der Srembe.
rDas iinb bic Sarben bes Gtalles BON
aoro slfreo 01otbi9ilb. I'm tim su
ebren, i6miiden mir uns jest." 60
seidiebt es ollie Sabre in Der @eibs
nadtsmode, beiOnbers am Yorabeno
ees @eibnadtsfeites. Inter ben 0ons
ooner autidern unb S6affnern aibt es
feinen populareren Mann oils alfreo
9otbidilb. slls GROCER Srsunb BON
Yferoen unb @asen, ais unermiiblider
8eiter unb 8agenlenfer bat er aroBe
Spmpatbien fir bic autlder unb sibt
lie auf orisiuelle Weiie tuno. Seoes
Sabr, menn oas @eibnadtsfelt berans
fomlmt, laBt er bon ieinen 0anbaiitern
5000 Paar Saianenbennen unb Iruts
bibner na6 2onbon fommen unb idenft
lie ben Smnibus> uno pferbebabnfute
idern. Sober auti6er unb ieber
Sbaffner erbalt iein @eibna9tss
seidenf, fein einSiser ipirb ausaenom>
men. Daber fommt es, bab 9orb Rotb,
fdilb bon jebem SdafIner uno BON
leoem autider eesriiBt iuirb, menn er
oie bon ben 0ffentli9en Iebifeln be-
fabrenen StraBen bur9ldreitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12

= Menn Sbr SDdseits., Geburts.
tags, gBsibnadiss ober anbere 0t.
i6snts BON Dertb unb Rusen taufs
wpllt, 70 wsnbst @ud an Griter
.8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12

Griber Brps. fnb bts tons
ansebenben .sumeIiere In Der Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-12

9liille, fir 0eint legte Der Waann I'M
meiben Saten aber nur cine groBe 0ir<
fenrutbe bin uHo giags mieoer ieiner
Wese; ca cabs e(n- @eBeul, bas iib
erlt lninoerte, als Wlarie SUDDEN llub
NiiiIe nit Seini tbeilte uub bic @ltern
OIL auoeren Gage nod allerbano
@iinite Seinis .befrieoisten, ais er
oas getiprecben gab, er molle bon nun
al peniger porlaut ieiil.-So fam
mieber Die sSelbnaGtsSeit Beran. 6eini
slanbte Id)elnaar mieber an ben gut
ber5igen gSeibnaGtsmann-in ieinenl
Snnern a6er retfte ein- bDler @nt=
itlnB. sin Miorgen oeS Meibnadtss
abenbs gins er gum Nabbar, sll rOntel
9ermann" unS iragte: nSnfel, mann
fonmt bente Nbeno Ger Meibnadts>
mann? Sommt CT bureb bieieibe 9hiir
pie pori9es Salr? llno au1 wieoer
um halls iieben llbr?@ Sbm Sermanu
beantlportete i'm genau ollie 6ragen-
oenn Ohm Soernlann 1na9te INNER
bernllllnlut oen-bod) bas barf id)
llltDi pstIalgeH. SallH Iragte er OelHi,
marnnl er Ii6 oenu 10 aenau erfllnoise.
uno oa fam Der bOie slnidlas beraus:
vDe airl, De bett mi legten @ibnads
ten nids br0dt! 9iu lat EN- man
fomen, id beif'n sruten 9ott nit @az
ter aebter &c glanserb0r fellt, id
mill'n olnlitb matt 9eeten u, Oar
iuarlt 0u nids nit" lagte Ohm Ser
mann, nbe acknowledgements meet alles
pOrber In ridt' iid barna in. Die
feierli9e Stunbe fam. 3rauBen
eliserte i'm Stetnenidein Der Sdnee.
9inter Der 3biir aber iiano liitt Seini
nit ben, Naiiertopfe. auf seht lie
nun uno berein trat Der @eibnadtss
mann, aber-nlit einem aufselpannten
8esenidirm! seit Der 3eit staubt
9eini pieoer an sen @eibnadtsmann.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-31
Program.

Following is the program OF Rush.
vile Township y. s. Convention, at
Harmony school house, April 8, 1893,
1890 Opening song,
Prayer.
Music.
Address Of welcome, Bro. Capps.
HOO aper-"Model Sunday
School," Harmony s. s.
Discussion, Adam Quanz.
Music, Spring Hill y. 3.
1l:30 GLASS exercise, Harmony SIS.
General remarks, s. B. Gingles.
12:0O-Dinner.
1870 Song.
Devotional service, / W Riggles.
las Paper-"Pull Together"
Rev II D Bowen.
Discussion, A. Olsney.
Music, Harmony s s.
2:l5 -Paper-"Effects Of the Sun.
day School on a Community" g..
Kyser.
Discussion, Esrnest Ruby.
Music, Spring Hill s y.
Recitation, Spring Hill s. s.
800 Pepper 80 Qualifications OF q
Sunday School Teacher" B f Dorsey.
General discussion.
3:30-MIsCellaneous exercises.
400 Business session.
There will be a basket Dinner. All
are cordially invited to come and
spend the day with us, aud especially
Sunday school workers.
E1EcUzIvE COMMITTEE
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-31
NOTES FROM EXCHANGES.

The recent National American Wo.
mans Suffrage Convention held at
Washington, D. @, February 1919,
was one Of the notable occasions, aud
was the celebration OF the fihieth an
niversary Of the first womsn's rights
convention. The convention was
called to order by the president Miss
Susan B. Anthony, who is still as en-
ergetic and untlring in her efforts as
ever in the one cause OF her life
Rev. Anna Shaw, the vice president
at large IN her report paid high trib-
ute to the two missionaries of the
suffrage association, Miss Hay Of
California, and Miss Gregg of Kan
sas, these two perform the work Of
arranging for meetings, speakers and
the like. The speaker stated that in
her opinion the most good for the
association could be accomplished by
the newspapers, in her opinion the
papers were in favor of the move
ment and il proper methods were
indulged in, and proper course pur-
sued, they would do still more good
in the future. The whole session Of
the convention was one Of the most
intense interest and attention was
given by crowds OF both men and
women The resolutions adopted
were the same as before with but
slight changes,
Both branches Of the Virginia leg
islsture has passed a law allowing
women to act as notarles public in
that state. Last session the Virginia
senate fought measures to allow wo.
men In the state asylums as physi-
clans or to license women lawyers.
At the suffrage convention at
Washington, d o., Mr. Henry Stone
Black and Rev. Frederick a. Hinck-
Icy of Boston were conspicuous for
the active part taken in The conven.
ton proceedings.
The amount OF money made by the
state association Bazaar held last
year in Boston was $4,000. This was
only state association. A national
association it is thought would be
much more successful.
Miss Anthony enjoys the distlnc-
ton Of being the woman who, thirty
years ego, insisted on voting IN New
York, aud was arrested. She was
tried before the supreme court, and
the account of the trial filed a big
book. She was called the "prlsoner
at the bar" by the judge, and seems
to have talked all she wanted to, des-
pite the judges stern commands to
hold her tongue She was sentenced
to pay a fine Of 800 and to imprison-
ment She never paid the foe and
never went to prison. They didn't
dare to enforce the law" Miss An.
thony declares, de6antly
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-31
The drandest Remedy.

Mr. r. b. Greeve, merchant, of Chill.
howie, Va, certifes tnat he had con-
sumption, was given up to die, sought
all medical treatment that money could
procure, tried all cough remedies he
could hear Of, but got no relief; spent
many nights sitting up In a chair; was
induced to try DR.. Kings New Dlscov.
cry, and was cured by use Of two bot
ties. For past three years has been
attending to business, and says DR..
Kings New discovery is the grandest
remedy ever made, as it has done SO
much for him and also for others in his
community. DR.. KiRg's New Discov-
cry is guaranteed for Coughs, Colds
and Consumpt on. 1t don't fail. Trial
bottles free OF James g. Co.'S drug store.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-31

4 IN
o. Monday, March q, the Reform
Press Association met in Union Club
Hall at 2:SO p. m. Meeting called to
order by president Of the association.
O. B. Hoffman Of Enterprise read o
paper on the Agricultural College
ChsnRes," II. j. Smith Of the RUSSELL
Reiormer, told as Of THE RESPONSE
bilitIes OF q Reform Editor" A very
pleasant and entertaining reception
was held in the evening, several Of
the College Regents being present.
On Tuesday forenoon in company
with the regents the members visited
the college. The following officers
were elected; President, Jas p East.
erly, Eureka Union; vice president,
Mrs Lowe, Mound CITY Torch Of
Liberty secretary, ] W Morphy, To-
peks Advocate and News; executive
committee, u j WeStgate, Garden
City Sentinel, A H Hoskinp, Man
haitian Republic, + j Smith, Russell
Reformer. Date and place Of next
meeting to be named by executive
board which is also to select delegates
to National Editorial Association.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-31

Some Of the clubs Of greater New
York have lately had the novel exper-
fence of entertaining a woman legis-
Ia,or, Mrs. Martha A B. Conine Of
Denver, member of the assembly
Mrs Oonine is also a prominent club
woman, being president Of The second
largest olnh in d liver. Even anti
suffragists were resssured by Mrs.
Confines presence aud entirely femi-
nine appearance. One Brooklyn club
girl was heard to tell Mrs. Conine, II
was so relieved when / saw what a
pretty bonnet you woreP The dele.
gatea to the Biannlal Convention Of
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-31
Bl.5o IN ADVANCE.
she's gone, on doar my hearts % ,ad.

bno's gone, oh dear my hearts 80 sad.
80. rear this pain will drive me mad
Inc song birdie plng their cad refrain.
But twill not bring her back again.
Where ripping waters sadly flow,
Their do0fnl music murmurinn INV
The modest violet bows lts head
ana softly weeps for hopes now fed.
When once cav her broadgaune smile
was 10 happy all the while
my heart from trouble then was free
But now she gone square back on me.
The pitter.pAtter OF her feet
nat cheerod my heart with music sweet
would OFT assume cautious gait
SO burdened with their precious freight.
I'D hardly dare to guess their size
But nninAer six would not surprise
Their shape was faultose, we'll know
Except perhaps pigeon toe.
tAlas! not laSscs) that gal lie doubtless O X
Least wise figure that away
But now chap must take my place
with yaller wbiskore on his face.
So eod' y now say good hive
The tears like puddes dim my eve
feel en- elldn' down my nose
Like dew upon the morning rose.
--ADtBU.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-31
ResoIutIOna q the MarvIn camp M. W. A.

"N~~NsNNsNN"Ns NuS NAeN NNAup nNe W. ~
WHEREAS, the evolutlons Of the Eter-
nal have taken from our number de-
voted Son Of the Forest, and a Neigh
Dor IN the morning Of usefulness,
whose loss we keenly feel;
And whereas, O. Q Smith was q
true Woodman, loving husband, u
man whose official capacity was mex,
celled, aud citizen above reproach:
Be it therefore
ReSolved by the Marvin Camp M
w. A, that we do hereby extend to
the widow OF our deceased Neighbor
and Brother, our united sympathiep,
mourning thereby with those who
mourn and weeping with those who
weep. Be il also
ResoIUed, That the Marvin Camp
M. W. A. extend to the family Of our
loved and lost, the same rights aud
privileges in the future that they have
enjoyed in the past; and that we here.
by once and for all, tender them q
unanimous and courteous invitation
to all meetings where Woodman fam
lies have a right to assemble. And
be 1t
ReSolUed, That our charter be and
continue to b, drsped in deep mourn
ing for thirty days, and that at all
meetings for q period Of thirty dSys
next following the decease Of our
Neighbor, each NeiRhbor shall wear
the emblem OF mourning; and that
a black pebble be cast by each in
honor Of our memorable dead. And
be II
Re0OIUed, That we hereby extend
our thanks to the visiting Nelghbors
from neighboring Camps, who assist
ed so nobly in our last cad rites; and
that our hearty thanks be rendered all
who assisted in caring for our broth
or. And be il also
ReSoIVed, That we extend our
thanks to Rev Hood, pastor OF the
M. q. church Of Logan, Kansas, for
his kindness in delivering the funeral
sermon OF our esteemed NeiRhbor
also TO Bev Bowen OF Marvin for
assistance rendered; and that we ex-
tend our thanks to the friends VINO
80 kindly assisted 10 the music. Be
1t further
ResOled, That copy Of these res
olutions be sent to the family OF the
deceased, one to each of the Phillips
burg papers for publication; and that
q copy be spread upon the minutes of
the clerks record book and that q
whole page be set apart for that
purpose.
Adopted March 26th A. d 1903
WIN g REREw,
A. w GIBBS,
/. D. THORNTON,
Comm ittee.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-31
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