davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19
MARTHA

NslsOa Lem.sIers sas msrried
% the zIss q JuIy % Ni-s yIaA
Bish0P- MsyIhsir life b. lag aa1
haPPy.
Sarks 4 Co are very basy sSE
thrsshing sbsat fsr O1r psopls-
n shsa1 crop - cool.
J. A Dll-- al Nrs- Lysas are
preparing f0r fhsir Iand -sir shirh
= . - trisS1 this oOsrt-
Hsrs hAs bssaa very lafsrs=t-
isg nssting guing % n LyO1'.0a
LA1rsl- Thsrs have b=sa sevsrai
c11ysrsiOas a1d . nsnbsr q ~
essstoas . ths ehurch-
Miss DslphA Ana Lsa4sIsrs has
E0ls . G. " BaEI-y-s - liss-
1T RigA-y has bssa o4t IryIsx
. tr11s his k0r-s . = CO., S,1E Isi
80 s1ccss.A
Jasp@E Essss as1 sifs has-
8SEs1 u Mrs. EEsasf fa1h=rs 90
Ksar0l-
Nsls0a Bailey as1 Gs0rg- Fan-
nia 1A1s . Hyi1g tr1P thr01zh
bers Las1 S111aE-
D. - SkAEgs ks@Ps imprSEiaE
hIs plsos- h IsfzsI i4PrsEs4zat
. . sbcs LITTLE e,aal hS1ss-
LsEsoa OsAsr1 ksd tie CO.'S
-hor tn 0Ehsr Gay neyEeFs "a
kiIIsa-
Mr. Faa.ts Dieksr-so, 49, has
bsss si-iIiak ~ dasEAs=r. Mr. A
J. DsIs-, % L@ansl, 49, rsfarazd
hs4s-
C. 4 Sk1Ezs All sic vi.ifss1
D. v SEaEZs Ssa1sy-
nsIir1Is d1szhIsr CIV CTu<
y = very SKA
HrA Artiz BozEs as1 $50 Ossis
s.d Osha have Enos . Ni1az-sta
. Vtsit hsr Eath-r-
Al Dlls= U0rks,t his co0pany
ksaas % th< LAErsl rss1 Th1rs-
day-
VT Jrs-Sy k8s h5s a.IIl-t est
a. t. rrrn - - /. uE-Eau..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19
CHARLEY.

SehooI i PrOgrs=siag 15c.Iy -
der tts naaAgsns1t q Mis- Mar
EkA Roberta
DR. Osborns. q Floyd, kAs "a
os1rly paS1 . bri-F visit e frisa1s
here
NI=s Ian sa1 NrAC- c Davis.
q PEs-Oass1rE. have bssa visIr-
Jag hsrs-
Nr.- David Spssesr Is IaprOy-
ing
Rh0se Spssnsr azd Eif- visIts1
% To1s erssk SsisrsAy AID sss-
day
Niss Rs.s TAoapsoa, q Bu-ssy-
Wiz. E1s hsrs Wsd.ss1.y a.d
Ih1rsi1y-
J. b Spssesr q L0sI-s Eas ksrs
Lad Es<k-
Ssssr1I Pe0pIs il ihIs viei.lsy
stt@o1-.1 tie f0.os-E1.Ai.g n LLck-
Bog Sa11sy-
Niss Ois1ss Bou8srz. q Catksst.-
h1rE. AS rscsarly vi-l-ssi a this
plhcs-
r 2 SPs8osr a1d Roso1s Bar
to are talki.g e PGzkzsi.x =
saw mi A11 Ioasfinz q thEs plsns
n=y have slrsa5Y csatrarssd fsr
SsO er0ss tiss - ssE- nis yin
give tie L1hsriak 1s. Ises e Eu-k
- a.
Eszu0s B1rt1a b ssiII e11Esn-
PlHEing I1<1Gi1Z n WhIss HolussL
We E01B1 Ike - lar frso VIZ
L. a11 .eh11s
nEs IN hsA foassassi.< a
GsarEs R1rks saasAE-
Er..AsL.r-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19
GALLUP

Oar S1s1sy SchO0l i progressing
nicsly With J-HNcGI1rs - Ssper-
Intssdsst-
Rev DsysnPort vii bsZis . prO-
trzessd nsstinZ here Wsd1ss58y
night
Mar50a Da7r0a caIlssd o. his
girI SGs14y.
Niss Patty Sha1son has rst1rn-
81 frDas IN sXts1liss Wit is ".
Va
Mss Mad EsstsIl Isd Faasis
Fuller sPsst SGa11y with Mrs.
Lara ChiI1srs-
MAG NcSI1rs : yi=5lfzs in
C11Isf1sh1rz-
IL b.sFs arr lssrniEE % bI0E
tie hogzs and bsss1 ths drsns
Fras NcCI1rs = tssckisg Il
AAl1rh1E=
Nrs- 0a[tss BsiIsr, q POrts-
n0oth- o. kAs rsssrnsd bo1s fr1z
= visit - ~ Parsats- MAJ Nrs
z A FGusE-
Mn 5 = HsaDoa1sPs1i S1s-
Gay a Ds.s.kAl-
H1Zh Dohbins EsaG 70 Nal's
ersek Sa11rIlF-
Miss AILos ChThd.rs rs hsrs
S1811y-
h Ntszss Ksa1An sEs1r saslzy
vita Lydia CO9F-sa-
Rev DHEsaPort ulIl P-sseh here
nsKt SGs1zy Horui.k-
Csrr.rf--=
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

coagrs-.n.s P.gh h = e.adI-
dats for rsoominafioa IN ths NInfh
dIstrirt
Mr. ,. n. wnhoit. a. InnnsntIaI
k-pabli1An polifieiaa. u Garter
eOuaty. IN th- NInth. has h--a =
easdidate fOr Assistant DisrrsSs
AtSrn-y-
Mr. Pazh i sAs-r fOr hIs sap
PIT h hi r.ce for AZ Coagrss-
sioaal nominafioa- VIA NJ.
Wiisou's sPpointmenf uas an
n0Gsa-d Csasrss<man PsZh Ms
ba.dIy srars1 Isst if uOald 49, him
the frisn-iship - Mr. Whist. = ~
Sas depsndiag "a Mr. Paghis Ia
naen1s . 81 aim into O1o-- ~
Mr. Pagh U-at . the hsa.1s q III
AdmIsIstr.fto q Al W.shinxton
and told tbem hi. dIIemms- lie
i sAi1 % have tod thsm thai m
less tb@ Onisr Wss revoked ten
POrAr.Iy Mr. wiIhoSt mIzhf de-srt
him
Mr. Psgh ssI1 ~ diI not care
UhO Vss appointed Assistant DIs-
triet Attorney. lest - il Eas ~
dOas before the cOagres-isaal Goa
vsntiOa n his dlstrtes- Bat b
nss1sd Mr. Whilst a ths COaSea-
tt0E--C0urier J3GrnaI-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19
Renowned the @. o. p.
stsphen A. Dss,Eias. Of chIca.
SO. Declares His Fsaity
tOths Democracy.

CHICAGO. AaEastS--stePhsa A.
D5skiHs = . DenocE.L AZ 3-3l
O'eIOck yesterday afIeraSoa -
fSrInsIly rssSanoed TIE RePsbli-
can party. Eith Wiki b. has hessI
ii--rin-t sinre Ms h.OyhOoiJand IN
.h- D-mOer1ti< hssi4larfers h-rs
- VOEed fatty and aIIegtsnce TO
Barre, H.rrison. AltssId and By
an
-FOr years. sid M Dsaglas,
i have bsen considered b. R@Pab-
Iieans dOetnsely snsosnd bse1ass
! really t,elisve thai his shOaId b.
= gOvsrnment u the p~Opls. by ths
p-OPIe. and stEietly fOr Ih- peOPls-
This Ezs the nsa-0s, EifbO1t
dOahs. Ehy I EAs ~ P<rmlffed By
the mschins - make . single
sFsseh in The state q ILLNESS daE-
Ing Ebe e1mpalga % Isss, thO1kh
this year Gnder date q July zssh.
th- RePabliran state Csafral Con
mittee hO1Drsd me- Eifh = Esq1sst
% take the stamp fOE thzn- ~
late years ths tsndsacy q the Re-
p1blic4l party Has bsea 10 fsste.
tk- g0ser1m-1t snIter The oO1rn0I
u trustssnd mOaOPolies- III ten
dsney - ths DsnOcrzfIe party has
bsea 10 e1TtsiI ths pOEerOf nOaey
and Plsoe the gOgeTnmest In The
kands q the nAss q psOPle- I1Of
OaIy bslisve that this skOasd b -
b1f j alsO believe that The OaIy
thing that can prsvs1E thIs con
Try frSn being EeaIfh-ri1Asa %
tn Ose haad. o. mO5-rilI-a %
ths 0ther, i that The gOEernmeat
shall b. in the hA1lis u the pals
psoPls-
-AIl my life nysynPaIhiesh have
hsss EiIh ths PsOPIe, having b-ea
taught this By tbs tEO msu kOa-
q above ali Oth-rs. my fsfhrr And
Mr. IBaOin. and ts-ssy tAks ny
PrOpsr Pl8o= in ths DsnOcrztI<
party, and thsrs shau ablds-r
4 have - d=sirs ~ pOlitIeal o.
6os- EAs HI . candidate fOr any
State Ct Fs11srzl PlAos, and ezasOs
bs called . sOrshsad- / Isaye IL
E~21blicza party simply bsezas
/ dOa't b@lksys in il PrizeiPlsz-
S-sP5ea A DO1giAs has bssa
mere O - pr01Insat in Rsp1b-
IEcza politics in ChiczzO tx nlA1y
years His Kane gave hin = osr.
tain Pre=tLss- He IsagOoi stsnE
SPEAKER and hAs spOkea in many
eznPaiEas-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

a large er0~d s4s Al eh4rrh
Saatay-
Al rsPort a rs.s1 Uns q Ia
Ustsr @-dSa party - S.s@ sz-~HF-
Saturday nizAt-
Epo@rt IEEsa visited car vi<iairy
rscsnfIy-
.Dsas1. - Ess LA E=as1-a EIz-y
1sAr ksrs-
" NJ Pfs-s aa.f Ea1zy we're
eAlHag On " r Kane SGa.1sy-
Dspty- Sh-ria 81 3. S.lr-r 1.
company sfrh seSersl sfsar eili-
Es1s Es1Is n rast On rhkEsu tha-E-
- SsatsE atKkf-
500 q ~ psreuts - TIA -
dsss hoys r-eslss.i i-tlzrs frs4 ths
h.sys rsrs1tly.
Mrs Gsorrs Sal1zh kss Assz
Eisili1E r-Iariss- h=r.-
AarrS-1- - th= Egh q tkas
@.oath- Nh-s Nay Aassia g Tea.
Frsash. - Essser-~k- HI srbsa
Ess Oas q LAEr-ars clsaEy1s ssss
sthsoi tsarhsrs-
M Ira Sni1h Ess sisiliaE s-r.
S1st1y-
Nbs-ss Il. s@isA AL Esi-a Era
hA1 hsss E5as = Ir.uEsa-
05@rEsr-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

BUCKLENS ARNICA sALVE
Ths besI saiss ~ III ssrit fsr
c1ts. bIuiseA ssrss aloer-, salI
rbem. feEsr s0r-=, t-tI<r ehspp<d
han1s ekiIdlians. eoEns. asl skia
srupti01a. and positively cure
pll--. % 10 psy rsqGirsd- ID -
guarAntse3 % give DsFt-et ssIis-
faCtIO1 o. nOn<y Fsfun1ed Prics
> osnfs pr baK, Fer ssIs ~ A
n H1Ebss L01iss. Ky-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19
NTZION.


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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19
CANTwIN.
Prominent Republican int
mates That Pugh VIII
Lose.

Cineinnsti Esqairsr Cd r b
Colss, % ASHLAND. Ky Aid-ds-
Gasp 10 G0SsrBor Bradley. one .
The mod pOtent Rspshlieans 3. The
Ninth Cnsgrs=iS1si Di-tricf. : II
the Pslaoe snjOyinE a spell = free-
don from his sr1nOos military d.
ties il eo5n4efios Uifb tbe uar.
~Irsgrsf veEy m1eh.T sail CSl-
COlss 50 th@ Esqairsr n11. -ihsi
the Seo0sd Ksufoeky. pn0bsbly
TIE bsst aII-round rsgimsat il the
state has nj bssa sent % the fD1t-
IL Ezs fhs 1r-t raEi@saf in the
stale mustered 10 asd s4uiPpsd-
ira nrst In e11p II CbieEsmsogs,
and in eOmmasd 81 Col Gaitb=r.
sso0nd % 70 O6osr il he cODDO1-
wealth 10 oOsngs, nIIitsEy exc
rienos asd eIacuiiEs ability II
this Fegimsst has bss1 discri4i-
nafsd ag.fnst By ths Adminislrz-
Ei0. b<e.sss q The frieDdship b.
tssss Col Caller, EhO i . Dsa-
OeTaf, and Gov Bradley, RsPab-
IIczn, IL i ysEy sBi1st and unfair
Ths Sse0od i really = ersek milf
tsFy OrE1ni1stiOE in every respect.
ard has dO1s more ssgvies - The
stale than any Otbsr rsginsat q
the STATE Guards Yss, yOs De-
erAts have m81s ~ sInsllsnt nOD-
IsAfiOa fOr COogress in car dr.
Itrict IN HOs- NOrdssci VILLAS,
aE1isst whom nOthing sfsefinE
HIS Ders0oAI character o. life nee
ord a . eifiLz1 tan b aid Il
viii pGE ths RsP1blIcans 70 their
LAST frsnP 70 bal him P1gh car
nd oar oO1sfy Boyd ~ his lzst
slseti0a By 20 naiOrity. and IL h
gets more fhsn IS majority in ths
ooasfy THE tine ] dOH't knOs
Ehsrs they are . eOns frOD-
May q tn God DsnOerzfs,
bsa6sd y Ja5Es San Savage. aad
EbO T0ssd for NeKislsy aad Pszt
two years ago. vii nOs sEPPOrI
Mr.. WHlis7z AIb-iT hs i Z
staaeh RsPSblieAn. / dOa't ~
m1cb chases for Psgh, and an
nyselfOss q he RepabIizans Ebo
shall nd rssd his shirI or him
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

Crifieis1 d Ihs 1aasgs9ssE q
The army in ths SastiAgOe4sPa
i very bitter Tie iB1sPssas=s
psbliezfiOas q the cDantEy srs
seoriEg the ozci1Is WithSat m<rey.
Ths psisciPaI psrt % tie bO@bar8-
as1f : directed Al Secretary Al
gsr, Uh0se removal frOu ths C1bi-
nstis ds@1sdsd By some q ths
fruruzIs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

.1lnuA1l ~ setuarA
rIuR - lu-r uIrs 1IIIII.Is-
- 1.AnAEAe. nanh-n
alHE n-nA-Al gmHnuHun
- - , 80. "a - - a-g.


Mr. J-R WaIlacs has Assa very
A III ne are Et11 - sGy 80 +
hsefsr-
Bura. - H. WIss - ". D Bar
t-a2sa IA-Pol.d Aey.
Oar seaaai i prcgrsSsiag llesly
sl'3sr tAs zAaArsAs.s e MrA.
EAnale Fr1zisr-
Bo-a. - tAs utSs q Fraak FRA
Iisr, q Elri-
J. ~ nA<rAAl So As-s las.
ussk-
HrA M Fr.ssS Aas I-sa vs-y
ia.
AhS =, ~ ySaag tsaks Alssua-
"a eAs'cA A ~ I1satos sAso,
Ao~ss Sa1aAy.
naylor Nsa=sa IassSa Asrs Saa
day, halleray.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19
sHKRIFFs SALE FoR TAXES.

Nssssy, losh Iar1
Ds1alfy All So LnllrsEst-
Is-ripssu- Ts@- Ts- 4-.k-P C-s- Tsn-L
L.EE-T Esss 50 50 i .a Rs-
Ts..is B.ssr, Csy q
L11I. IsS - -E Is Ia az
a DAVIS - All G DAVIS Is8S Ea I1s La 20
Wi1cs WAl1sr., Ia All SArah
F1zzr. Blsfae- I'D
Caa1G Lnmksr .
Barr Presrsa - 80 - Ii $50
J. ~ SHANNON EE- Sa=rf l. a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19
Ehs Lion And The Bear:

There i . grDEi 0nin01s q Ezr
frem the Or5eaE III Ii0a and tn
bar are In cS1tsatio1 OESr that
ChInsss bo1s, s1d the psa1s talk
q TIE western CS1rfnent mls1 per-
force diEi1s a1telEis1 With tksEzr
talk q tie East AndHfE shSGIa
f1l CT these I1EgsE beasts q Prsy
elash in coaha1, TIE Spa1i=A-
American es1tsntb0a- spectacular
rhOugh IL W.s. VII FaIe into ki-
t1rie smaIInsss in es1parisoa Tirh
ths mammoth niI-uP that VII
shaks tn W0rId . IL ysry center
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

Oar navy i nOU the Pri1s q IL
natfOa- Ith2s V0a ths 8d1irEtiOa
0f or fTissds anO1g The Othsl
coastries. and has co@PslIsd tn
respect q IL sssnisS- Oar army
i also Eads up q the br2Ss.t and
bssE ~ .. ssrth, but they hsSs
ms JET Eseeiv.si the fall credit d.
them, OEIng 70 The awkward kzs5-
ling they we're gives b thsa1thoE.
IlIes e WashInZt0a-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

Dewey did TIE 6rstand I4st Eghf-
ing 81 the war He captured Ma
nfIIs last Saturday. the n@Kt day
AFTER peace vzs declared The nsEs
bad NOT rsached him, hOEeVer
The city saTren5ersd after . br5sf
b1nbanimeat- Only eiZht Aneri-
eans Eere kfIIe.t-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19
WAR MAeFREE

lAlu>i eineial lnasxsd maps u
,Ae ~Or,d. ,'aea AMI rA,lipplss ~
lands iaF I<el,s 49,. issasd ~ ~
tAkNge a NossA ws.lsEa ~. lse.
leg twa eeAl siamR ". a. RRl-'
,eya, ;, F1nA aVvaeN. CA,eag., ~,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

iss-rSsRANERON SNikN-lieii.
-. tWV seeFs 81, black and ~Alls
spallea. nore Aaek tAAA eklie,
WIN weigh poal lo peaRiA ilsa
rone ahepl eae moAlA Any ,nloF.
nellca cpneeInlan ~ Vhege.
,lnp'sel ne l.ll,' ~ - HASH
lv||l n,slpot ~ uI1,I.| ||III,la,
l.numan1vIIll, ~.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19
wANrED-sTAvEs

To h1y Eve h1n1rsd thS.1sn1d
baer ksg slaves an1 aVs h1l1rsd
tko1sand half karrsl stAvss- Az
dreG JAN H. NoEHHuR.
laaisA. NJ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

eas.s.sy... n-..'. vne o..s.,..
- ANYWAY .: :.....I.. -. -:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

9==a - - Da9N
GMI tianf ual1a q eiaHn alim ~
.ezIrI sl11luE T. lnuurl1l, Eanl1F Irlar
~ d. EluE 1I,saf alIf ls.V q GIa.a. y
G@g - ~ nET ln1E 1alt illsInE al N.
F1uc-4 Ealm - haIfF Ezru alsd.T g
baailA p61kR h.ii-. A1z--a.a. allaEAsauds
ll-1 ~ aEn.F aIlInuI elnullE-nn D 1IIlluI
e.~aEzezs-eEnrF tIr - gEnca Al sdzlE
go a1M1l.rnn 1Iaalr.@l - II -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

Thsrs = . IIt-rary sseissy goisE
% niesIy - ths Lanrsl sehooI-
Niek Bo<E.' ehl1 J. vsry sirk
Rex
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

you MUST AaEs P1-s bsoos ~
sd b4Akh Hs1sfs Slra.IarzA
pGr6ss Ths blo0.L TEks Houds ST.
AEEA AZ Fs1 W01ld n WELL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19

A COX OUT 81 tle Grss sirns q
- i4p1rs b..-l-Has.l ssar.1larlsI.
= yo1r aafsg1rL d uiI parify.
s-ri<h al SitaEzs yo1r DLOOO-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19
Always Delicate
chIId Was Nervous and lriizbis
and Had No Appetite


lloo1'B onrBaDnrnIa No. clanBs1
- ms oerotuaa cuTS1-
snnokS slrnr.E1ns - A.1sw1s3g-
- 80 g ~ nslls d..ghsG- - =
80 vun - - - - vi e1nn1.s
- ~ - - - n.ESo8 - nh
49, - - nSsEsstiEA A Es l.-B
uoul1 srp.lE - ~ ns-k ssgy ~
wmk1 - thsn uS1I1 1iaEp@, h.st-g
nH"Wak- Wsu1.sl1Aat - gssh9
H,o1aS sHrnp1rl1A ~ ~ - thHrs
umaf@p - - nsrk Wa - -
ank.n - bsf1Is = - 1lmpp.G.d So
49, - - nl1nd N e-1r.-s
90 1850 = b.1nI 011 - nstf.l
- go sb1ls lI1ght=g - A-si1g =
WuT@aFeknA Ws@vEy D1sS-
~ A. Hoodas $1,000 m ~
mB0kmu. nEs<Essgn. K1t1&Ey-
Hoods SarsapaFiIIa
Irrns naus-n fnEIE1e o. Trls nl1s1 f-',-.r-
so y - AmnrsnL o. aIhEa
Hoods pills e s:.s s:..ssss: -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-19
State College of Kentucky,
Lexington. Kentucky.

AsSp.s N1rsn~r.g
sglesgias lAEee Nu - Saal1s SlnlSs Maa1aaraA
S,sl 49, CAslaas t1Nsss e1t 4s s,A - ~1lA t14s
4xNs> IpeaSyelA fp4osesS - a~tleal< lAlr4la 49,
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COMFORT.

nothing is quite 50 comfortable
in hot weather as a plain. broad-tOe
shoe Try ours
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Isill Was Fooled,

"Seen anything Of a Teller round
here with rcd whiskers an a squint?"
queried Bill Sykes of Newberg, as he
adjusted his red comforter and blew a
sonorous blast from his bibulous nose
preparatory to taking little stimulant,
cause if you have I've got business
with him. He come to my house yes
tcrday, an after talking around spell
an telling Hammer he thought she was
my darter an making fool Of her he
said he would have to inspect the we'll.
Sent out by the state, you know.
"Well, I got pailful Of water, an
he poured some in sasser and looked
at it through milyscope Then look
ed at it, an say, fellers, that water was
full of alligators foot long-microbes
he called 'em. The upshot was I bought
the milyscope and some stuff to put in
the we'll to kill the animals, an paid
him $40, but twas partly Hammers
fault"
Here Bill looked around defiantly and
continued "That stuff was salt an wa
ter an there want no bugs. They were
painted on the glass to the milyscope. "
And with rather derogatory remark
about the honesty Of man generally Bill
left in quest of the man with the squint.
-Dowagiac Republican.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
London Book Thieves.

Sucking, the book seller, gave me
quite d little chat On book thieves the
other day. "Book thieves, said he,
"arc most plentiful. They arc also most
auGacious i'll disposing of their stolen
wares Ono of them did me rather neat
ly not long ago. was sitting in my
shop, thinking no harm, when rather
clerical locking man came i'll and offered
lsc aN abridged edition CT Littre's Die
ticpary tt II. OF course l bought it.
Judge ny surprise when l found out
about two hours aftcrward that tho
clerical locking gentleman bad stolen
that copy Of Littre's Dictionary from
the stall il front of my own shop!
may ada that had the satisfaction 81
recovering scne volumes and Juggling
that respectable clerical locking gentle
man, who, lis l afterward found, hat
been doing many Of my ccnfrcres i'll tho
same urtistic;lly nonoh&lant manner. ,
London Correspondence.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Efrec cts of IMAGINATION.

Some years ago number of students
in Europe were concerned in charge
which demonstrated the powerful effects
of imagination. In frolic they donned
disguises and arrested another student,
whom they tried in Electrically ar
ranged and dimly lighted chamber and
condemned to death. For several hours
they kept their horror stricken victim
in darkened room, and having inform
ed him that he was to be beheaded band
aged his eyes and led him to another
apartment.
A crowd was assembled, but restrain
ed their mirth as the victim of the
practical joke was forced to knecl down
and placed his neck across the spindle
of three legged stool They prepared
for great outburst Of laughter as the
neck of the poor young fellow was
touched with a slender cane, but instead
had to shed tears Of regret for the &C
ton, as Immediately upon being touch
ed with the cane the young man fell
dead
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Macnetizing a Soap Bubble.

Oxygen is million times less "at-
tractablo" or susceptible" than iron,
and therefore experiments to show its
attractalility have to be extremely del
icate. 1t was with one of them that
Professor Fleming concluded his lecture
He took q soap bubble-soap and water,
by the way, being diamagnetic-and
filling it with air placed it i'll the field
of very strong electro magnet. Inc
bubble did not culver. Then he filled
another bubble with oxygen, and again
turned on the current. hstantaneously
the bubble inclined itself toward the
magnet. 1t bobbed back again when the
current was turned off, but at second
attempt, when again the current was
turned Oh, the attraction SO unsettled
it that it burst.-London Graphic.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Heating Capacity of Wood.

A writer in Die Stats Zeitung cor
rccts very common supposition i'll re-
gard to the heating capacity of wood,
the most notable fact in the case being
that such a practical and easily demon
strallo error should so long have pre-
vailed-namcly, that the heating ca
pacity Of hard wood is greater than that
of soft wood The fact, as asccrtaincd
by repeated determinations, is that the
greatest heating power is possessed by
one Of the softest varieties Of such ma
tcrial-viz, the linden. Taking it's heat
ing capacity for the unit, the second
best heater is also soft wood-fir, with
80 heating power; next follow the
elm and the pine, with 9S; willow,
chestnut and larch, with 81; maple
and spruce fir, with 90; black poplar,
with .95; alder and white birch, with
.G4 only. Then come the hard oak,
with 90; the locust and the white
beech, with 81, and the red beech,
with 80. These examples leave no
doubt of tho general fact that hard
wood heats the least
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Identified by d Blind Man.

A blind man picked cut his dcad wife
in the New York mcrgue a few days ago
by his delicate sense Ct touch, says an
exchange Two woEicn, both CT the
same numc and beth Of whom died in
Bellevue, were taken to the dcadhousc
at about the same time. When the
morgue keeper caught the blind man 5
right hand and guided it to an upturnod
face he said, "No, no; that's not ny
Mary - The drawer was closed, and the
next one WAS pulled cut. The signifies
man laid down his stick this time and
used both hands. His face was transfig-
ured as the tips Of his fingers rested Oh
the sharp set, cold features. Mary,
he Whispered, ~ have found you, dear
How thin your face has grown! How
cold you arc Mary-how cold" The
blind man had made no mistake. The
dead woman had been his wife.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
A Scene OF Terror In India,

y Bengal postoffice Superintendent
ha@ received from one Of his Babu in
spcctors this report of an accident at q
river which had to be forded owing to
the breakdown of bridge:
AS was to pass the river or water
through my cart for absence Of any
boat some alligators ran Oh my oxen
hence the oxen getting fear forcibly took
away my cart in an abyss below the
water of IL feet which the cartman
failed to obstruct. The oxen forcibly
left the cart and fled to the other side
OF the river by swimming. I myself be-
ing inside the matscreen of my cart
the whole cart fell down in the abyss, I
used to Cry loudly at the time The cart
with myself was drowned in the mean
time the Overseer Babu Mchenlra Nath
Chose and my cook jumped on the Wa
ter and took my cart in place where
4 q water then myself jumped on the
water and saved my life. The alligators
getting fear from the cart fed to the
roadside and no sooner we came to the
road they jumped Oh the water. Had I
been under sutfocation for three minutes
more then there was no hope Of my life.
The nearest residents told there
after that some men died this year in
the abyss by the attack of the alligators.
l am much unwell the voice Of my
speech is fallen low and out of order
from the sutfocation '-London Stand
ard
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Some Tough Old Nuts.

Not all centenarians have bccn para
CONS of all the virtues. Thomas Whit
tington, who lived to be l04, was a
habitual drunkard, drinking only Lon
don gin, of which he consumed from a
pint to ~ pints daily. Philip Laroquo
went to bed drunk at least two nights
in the week until he was 100. At % he
cut four new teeth. John de Ia Sonnet,
1870 years old, was an inveterate smoker.
Several famous old people were OK
tremely addicted to matrimony Owen
Duffy, who lived to be 1872, married his
third wife at l16, "by whom ho had Il
son and daughter" Francis Hongo, a
Venetian, was five times married and
was the father Of 40 children. At the
age of 100 his white hair fell out and y
new crop of the original color came in.
At the age of 112 he had two new teeth.