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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-12-01

The war is over and Spain
has been beaten. She fought
hard, they had courage. A
large army and yet she was
beaten in short order. Why?
She was Miles behind the
times in everything, was an
Gent in her equipment and
methods, could not appreci-
ate a good thing when she
saw it.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

os oerpaa enonu ct Stub. bet .aspts; Os bet fpits Tom
~aFprsbts.
atlfiusrns ida FIN en- tpt Stp al Rsa, iom ftrsmneb,
ub at begge 0sr.ns og fOrbuntItSe apist ira aanoelabrsns.
Dttts os @ltmtene, fpm .ft.rfuIstes al Repolp.rnes anaIo,
bar bet ensite, ipm tunbe opfattts mso Si.i.
WPen gret ~opfattebe beito mere. Da alofien bapbe bclbt
op at rinss. bsri.s ben ftarpe 2pb at i%tuilaost Glas, ben
itarts prasen az TtsbIer, Der blep rspns operenbe en- bsftig
Samp, 2rampen pua @uIusi, os alt b.tt. aFbrubt af Ditto
iernes andlb. Wan bsrts III, 2pbsn at be WGnbs Stsm.
msr, ION bar Gariag.n til alt bette Sprgr.
UlGngosn ubenior bsrts ben iorpirrsbs 9lanbing af
epo os Iagoe W9rts til be ~forifjsaige Weaemrum al Still
beo, uoen bog at tunne %fortlars Zig bsrss B.tpbning.
andloen. AZ piiolerns par bet snsits, iom ptfs, at 9usnsn
%fcrtfdttes. Gueo. Stub bar at.rebe aFnret, og man benz
tsos suusbeb bet tolpts os bet fbte.
Wfsn t~iteoenfor bette III man bere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Siemme, iom Iagbe:
Seq bar min piitol peb bsrss ganbs! Seq bar Ell Stub
%tiIuDers; Deb ON 5Orlabslis, eler De er ~bsbfsns."
Wirngosn foritob bsraf. at aumpsn nGrmebe ia lin
Gnes. Nrals uf be mere ~Irpgtlsfe iua inb og bteu 8ibns til
en- iaIiom Scene. De iuu TO Manb Iisss ~ubitrutte pau
gldntesuIuet, bs9se mso &I9bsrm tilislet at Blob, os
Ginsns ipnlis uomdttebs. Den 6pibe Sdno runbt pmtrina
cen bar RIB al beres Blob % bar mprfet meo ~ubbeoelia.
Spor, s~ftsrut be bar trsbst binanben nermsre for at foa bet
fbie Club; Den al benz fom bar tGbt boioe 5tstelss
%bentlGber Os SturlagsnAfiGr i. bGpsOe Ig lot ooer ben
anoen % bOlbt en- giitul mob bans SOOeO os truebe BAN
neo Dgben.
Sdaoan bar ben Scene, Der iremitiaeoss for gilituerne,
IA Regsn. Der brspes bort AZ SrGttsn meqem be TO Ssre,
tiloo benz at ffisIns @isrtunbene inoe Solponen.
5 famine Gieblit bertes en- anben Sternnne; bet bar
e calhoun. ipm MI life (rnner prnlenhe. men en- lap Spue
Der lob n9iten hniIenos, ioobe:
get er moi! Sag oat osres Qiitot - is9 bsber ON 5prs
%lobelie."
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23


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Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

2anp apo sjsnsits en- fnrlangli pun
ben Samp. Get par General 2o0l'
l.bens bpgtiae og energiite anitrsn5sI'
fer for SebofOpoIs 6oriodr, ION 10
iteoe be snaeIIte og frantic Solpa's'
laa mano. ldnss, tunge WtddntPsts
Slio, aamp % itorc CAB ioron osH0s
5Gftning (Srimtrissn).
!Suu par Soften 1877 blepen taIo'
til arigsNutplaoisr / gulgarisn I IN
fila 6aii, at ban ANTON til guadTsH
nep fun en- enteIt @ejutant og aoeT'
Spor al uoruitning for Gelten. sH'
dareft par bleuen iau pipnortt for
Sefe, at BET life par BAN mult8t al
fnbe en- eueite iaabdr, iom tunce bore
bam. Seq bar tiIfalciSDis / gu6ds
relt noole fda Simer rnoer 3obtItosnS
forte Cpbolb Der, CO ieg bar / Se'lo'
bslie at en- traftia graz !Sin8it Der
imiolertib bar Ipro.Ies ubebaseIt8 ION
Rtbsbsft, oa ipm Der MATTE en- meyer
spet Rptter til at faa 8ugt mso.
Snart itob BEN pad Scpeoet, Og mart
gtt ben 6aglGnss, og iIog uo 8joroe
BEN / Ct ppt langs 9ooosWogoict, oa
General Sobtle6en raabte til mig og
Ipurate, ON ieg piloe f9lge Soften.
Seq pobebe at bemGrte, at jeg booos
!SRnocrne notiad fulbe meo bette D0r,
% at BEN neppe par egrst Tom Rloss
Ge1t for en- Glore Serre; men 2ontle@
ben bolpt fat Deb at bile prepe ben,
% iii min Soerra'telie %. ie8 ma
%tiIitad, til min 2ettelie 'aa jcg BAN
en- Stme Isnsre / ben bebite Sor'tdosl's
meb ben fore @rud at rioe ben tno I
groHt Sotels @uurosrum. Den Cmz
ItRnbiobeb, at Generalsn bar en- 50
60 9uno tpngre eno ieg, par pi'tnot
life uosn 8etnoning for "@raden."
Den git fplgelig uoen pioere ppsr fra
mine Srnoer til bans, % Gencrol
sObtleben 9iorbe mig BEN gGre at jnos
bbbe mig til at Ipiie til aftens meo
BAN. 2~tftsnsn gil fun aft for bur'
ti9t. iii Gensralens RonosrIatim par
baube aliibig os interesiant, % ieg
turbe bare iiboet og hert poa BAN
ltQsn tilsnbs.
NR'te Wtprgen tiltraaote Spotlsben
Rsiien til glepna pod ben flor, 8rau,
Der fpdoiersbe giennsm guhoreit iud
9pot ION uoeluttenoe paa 9dabenene.
Sootleben bar en- fRrbeleS Ooitcr
c9 itaut Manb % faa bsIbrberIig ung
uo for lin alcsr. 5 Ssbuitapul bapos
ban at ubbolos en- 9elsiring; bsr Oso
Plsprd boohe ban BEN mooIatte pligt,
ben nsmlig isIo at Isbs 9sleirtnosn.
San fpritoo itrats at ppfdtte Situus
~tionsn, iOm ben oirtslig bar og Oalgte
ben poIitit at afitaa fra al pibsre
SHsniio, men boloe iiq til ben lang
Iomme, fire, ~pibenFa6slig sisnnsms
fsrte llobun9rina Der uunbgaaeIia
tiIflut muatts fore til Maalct.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23
ct Mcnneifcs 1engcpGroi,

Oct sr life iua let at fige paa en-
BRIT, boab ct Msnneitc CT perb / tons
tante psnse; Der bar p1ret faitiut iaa
mango priisr. SiptiG bar bog allie
WlenneIteIip uoen llnbta9sI's opr.t
rsgnet for at pGre barb idlfaIo II 0 ;
get, at repr9ientere en- pis penQez
b9rbt; men Sste'teretsoommer 8umz
mere / Rep Ssriep tisnbte forleoen
for Ret, at ct Barn / 2opens gine er
fuloitRnoig uoen petuniGr 9Grbi for
bets 6cr9lore. gtei, ba er Retp 0orts
Gegislatur rimsli9ere. Den far faTtz
lat 9r9nfen for ct MenneItes 8Rrbi
I'll $4,000. Sneen maa trGpe mere
at I. SIS. ct SernbausIslTtub, ON en-
mar SlGgtning sler paarprence er
blet or9bt peo en- 8aneuIptte. Men
Itberale Surpmano mailer MI lite all
tto ct WennsItss qengeparoi Iaa tnes
bent. Oct er life lGnge, iiNn be
osnte ct &pmpogri til at punoe uo
meo $27,50O til 2lrOinser sfter en-
ytano, ION bar omtpmmet oto en-
9aneulbtte.
etgsicm Der er lat priTer pau ct
MenneitsS 2ip, er Der felpfsloslio oos
iad ofte lat PriIer pou be cntelts Qss
ssmsosIs. Zen mitsrite 9ris, ION hi
oes at bare bstdlt for gabet al ct Sen.
er $4,000; elIers porierer priTerne /
alminoelighsb fra $4,000 til $4,000
- life eftsr gsnenes Stprrelie, men
eftsr iom Surpen er / Sumsr til. Hetp
ycrts Ssieiteret bar IouIeoes totseret
ben neore 9aIpoel al ct Ben til $4,000,
en- Sad til $1,000. ct Eie $1,000.
6oOrOso 99roien af 10 5asr iporer
til ct Gie), tire brutne Rib6en $4,000.
hpire arm $1,000 Sub al Ssrisl pad
bet enc IRE $4,000, Stdbe paa beuoe
2unger $1,000 % NerpsrpItelfe $4,000.
Gn Sommels og Peqeirgsr tatsersoes
ensang til $500.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23


"Nusueuuen", icn fubss uibleet ber. CT en- moOeUs bg,
arm.. giatue eftsr upgst ~ligueuoe TtoesI Iom New Home
Sumaitlueu, nso 3uesu.Ie al ale osnues soos, % loslu,tsi,o a,
ale bens OuirIiae @~geutab.r. Ter sr III aeatiusrS goos Gl.r.
raber ise, mango ups 8prbsprtnssr, iom npOrsnot8uts maa aIs,.
ben I'll en- g}atiue ai isrits 8Iasie.
On al be fsrte Torbe!c, JON er ta9et eitsr "New Home
Nlaitncn, sr OeL at ben piuer ct Positive Feed. iot Der life b.
hpues ucgfu 5iGr saer Spring for at fuI alatiucu I'll a Il, ar5sS,
On 0nou hHotg 5]prbeortna ipm mart pi bltpe saa0hgunet al
Gnhrer iom 5euutcr SpuaTiaea, e. a feed, Der er iaaltoes l,a.
drusrst. at BEN fan brueS % iantes ueo er 1mpel ~,H1pretufr,.
uoen at fonme 9srereie meo the feed dog. Sen Gam gano,
at reguterc osuue SIuSS YPaYtiue pao, reo Sla;p o. S'utr, Ion
iaitboot the feed dog til the feed bar, bar aItto me0ict SonI,.
Y%iabtosr, tbt oeriom bet life bleu forstase; meo g~stosttsb;O, uuoe
the feed dog eHter rnuwr 6Or. eaer Sasfeeu al G~aaup,a0,L
eGr o9Ian plioe the feed bliut ui1oH.
Maittcu arbe Der let % nefeu IpsIpt. N~aalsblrvsu q
runb. me- &sgulatpr.9est adjustable bearings patht m,S Bt
Bpltet otper mere cuo almiupsIis S!iobarbeb. % buoro,O gtnol.
barren bliper itano til IGnssre lib at nrbsiOe uorn ON. umr
at iliOeA Nunr Stptisu ganr forbt Haalsn % slsNHem 2sEsr
er Coertraaoeu Hap, buiItet gipr, at ben aIori9 tan bratttS. Nd
autonnttTI uOen Seuipn I'll let ener iuart Grbeibs.
"Suspennsn" bruasr bobbelt 5runo % Iaper lock stitch
Zen pur, 2raao fsrss Iise ira Spoleu. ubeu at trades srrnsrt ct
eqer Here Sulsr, igr ben naar Gaalpist. StptiIeu trsosr lg su;
zen ian trRotS lRgrtc % or let at foritaa. Raalen sr selfscttng
% fan aIti0a life iGttes ieIagttg.
%so bOert Sting trRties brsse Sraaoe fat iammru o. Iat.s
i Nhotcu al Spist, o. Strgsus aisres oeruso iutosnOt, ht o.
iulorGuog ems pan besac Cher al 5siet. g2aittncu or fortpHrt
mt0 Istt 9aonOblaI, bpQrpeo man uo SirIp al en- IOnrmsiiras
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23
8enernl Sobtlcben.

0a Ruslono inssn llbp.i Iua til at
erobre pleOnas Gcrtiitationer, Der
iuu slimrsnee foripdrebss at Ssman
pdita og bans taprs, bauronattsbe
sprters, tog man lin SiIfIuat til en-
sommsl Scleot, Tom bdpoe 9iurt lit
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

Eleptr optaats I'll cubotr 5io Deb 9uiber
Gcaormp ! albert Sea, Wiuu. llno,rOis
ninsspluHsn cr ~iaulsOts inOr.ttct, at Gle.
Uerue fan pHlge bpilte Saa be oil. Sb2.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

mem en- til Tn di be andre g~ertIier; % SoIoonsn inso line
9drocIobr,, e~Itrsnot Sdrdftr oe io'tburs SpsiIe, bsriitot
Der en- obb Gtirbeb 49, Der hrrtcs inatn dnbsr Spo eno
2afsIubrsts 5iIttn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

Tan Tanoc gnitinsrlet, msOens SpoIeu fDlbes. Ten bar en- bh
Nrm, ION [~r3ntu9cu uter, bu Irt niucr COB GlaoS for Sgstt
S%nanotsrtH5 uoeu al 9toe ben Ct tlumiet uoieeu0e. Zen bdr Ter
nGlt Ell outomutt' Spole.Stuosr (bobbn windcrl, Der r iaa
ftter o8 ~paaItoelis i'm 8rieu. at Ell Oaarlta uuuost Ssole pI
oGre Ell l~Imutgbeo.
"SuSpennen" ier soot no, og Il elegant inGucl mee SsuipnhI
I]rRarbetoet Iot til ytuiituoeie. Nfaitueu5 Sooinite sr net, ut
%baanoterlt9t os iDeitboeIie at eubuer 'I,uot SorbeNrtus pad bette
SmGnoe. Set auueuots ira sr al beots 8sItaTsuheo o. imutt
%fornrbstost. 9itsrtu8en o. uoimgtuuIea ct feritc Hauss. S0ias
bullet % ale De bIaHte Gcle al gtoltiueu err iruft pOsrstO % njtt.
0Irtterel boCroeo be four ct net % ~imasfulot uoiesroe Ira
mnterIa,ct r euten Black Walnut eGsr antiqne Oak, eittr CHNs
reo French Walnut Panels og r9t ioripuet reo Nickel
Trimmings. Sorosue sr laueOe al psIterret Era, iawtmtuiOt az
7 toritIsurac Gag, lporpeo man bar ppnaaet itsrre GtDrte % io'
ttnorst at &rR:t Tan iIaa FG NolttntuS GpOitpIfe er iorDn,' nso
plated casters. QTroeoc Staaitnpps DO Der Grtubulet og the
treadle plate, bojltet aiBr, at NoiiueH orbeIer msget ltttsrceno
caera er &tItgIOet 3tn bar urerierehe % bsoitc Attachments
Tor aImtn0eIt8 % fancy Sgm. Gu uSisrltg 5utrl'ttOnSboD
trptt BET norts eHer eHSelits SprOG, meofplasr buer gIaftas
SGg WGrfc TIL cocnifaaenoc 0riicr:
T,aatnt 20. ! 10 Siufcr pa beer gube, en- libsn Siuie - $50 ,
Wahtnf Ro. 5-Irt Staftr pa bbcr GHbr. en- Thea efuNc, - SCI"
NO. 4 Drop Head, TO SIurftr Oaa bprr 9noe o. en- &Fo ''a1e
Feune SRdNjne or iualeoes fcrhrurret, at RnntHbooebd iru'ts H5.
,eTnntOHt0tt. be er frtet til 9Uoeu, lGgles opt % man. ARE.
lMorGnoat nH % pct Soro Ect tuBer 1e mere Io at LUTTE S01 bl,
oenHe @afiH' emo en- mrb aIntuOcIist saaa. gtS -. oLJ'0V'
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

- I oiste YriTsr az inobslattst -
Setprab EOltCl % Geo Nrncu ior ct Nnr liant TrRrlttpog
gtalhuen Ian erboloes black walnut ener Ggctrr, bSt3 20E'
ret, meo Enpnet "Susueunen" malet patle @uioboaiaperp aa ~
oeh a. Sac9et o9 pna armen. 8na bper GnOe al NGtnsn, peoSoys|
etthtps pluUs, Rppl pda naar DEBORAH PosrEN tHette @noppAbS'tt,,
"SuSptuneu er ane 9eIe en- ,prite Slasies Ru'tiuc. 'aa ny
New Home Nt0ltneu, iom ben fan blrpe, o. gaar IGa lei, % %"
lpolslt ION uO8cu Sgmaitiue NRarteort.
"Snspsunen" 0ordutsreS for 5gaE, % pi ul aipre fGlaruee ltlhNo'
Soie lite "Euspcunsu " { ale TtIe CT Ianteses, ION her apsritren..
Stisb 90 Sraetcu bfaoe @sic.
~ tenom Ds :rGHacr en- 9Rafhur M carr ben uGrrrf. Grrmts hl t'gg
hsu8e gts
3. Anundsen, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-26
COMING!

Florida ON Wheels! A Car Full OF
Wonders, Including Monster Man-E Eat
ing Alligators, Coming TO Randolph
Thursday, June 2nd.
A marvellous revelation OF tropical lux
ury, Florida state fair in a rolling pal
ace from the land OF flowers, gorgeous
with golden decorations and tropical
scenery, filled with a tropical exhibit,
imposing in multitudes, wonderful in
realities, marvellous in variety and splen-
did with thousand tropical wonders, IL
Illustrating 10 tourists, invalids and pros
pective settlers the advantages and re-
sources OF the sunny land. Tropical
fruits, Florida wines, exquisite perfumed
fountains. Shear in mind the duigators
are chained
This conservatory on wheels, a tropical
wonderland, was built of Florida woods
at total cost OF 1000. 1t is the most
remarkable car on either continent; has
been visited by more people on the inside
and gazed at by more people on the out
side than any car ever built in the history
OF railroading. People flock to ii night
and day, and papers have described 1t
from ocean to ocean as the first OF it's kind
the world has ever seen.
Wanton 8. Webb, director general OF
Florida Sub-tropical Exposition, Florida
commissioner to Paris Exposition and the
Worlds Columbian Exposition at Chica-
go and official promoter OF Florida pub
licity, director.
To defray the necessary incidental ex-
penses a nominal price OF 10 cents, chill
dren IL and under, cents, will belcharged.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-26
East Randolph.

Miss Cora Russell is visiting at A. @.
Osgood's.
Miss May Kibbee returned home last
Thursday.
F. L. Pearsons and John Rogers are
painting in Brookfeld.
The Ladies' society will meet with Mrs.
Jennie Kibbee this week.
Mrs. G. e. Davis has gone to New
Hampshire to visit her parents.
Ed spiller and wife returned to their
home in Manchester, N. H., last week.
Harry sprague is home on visit. He
has been in Massachusetts, nearly year.
Mrs. Tyler, after spending the winter
with her daughter in Massac husetts, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-26
Orange County Court.

Following are the petit jurors for the
June term OF Orange county COURT
Bradford-William K. Young, WIN e.
Brooks.
Braintree H. williams IRAN
dolph), Edwin Martin (East).
Brookfeld-Frank (. Richardson North
Randolph), Chas. H. Taft (do).
Chelsea-Geo. NJ. Medcalf, circuit
Bixby.
Corinth-Frank W. Thurber, Charles 1.
Clark EAST.
FARRELL. j. Heath (Bradford), W. p.
Garfield.
Newbury ALBERT Fuller (west), Chas.
F. Dickey (Center).
Orange W. Paine (East), Harry
L. Laird (Plainfield).
Randolph-M. c. Rowell CENTER, E. A.
Shattuck.
Strafford-John L. Barrett South,
Charles W. Lane Idol.
Thetford- W. Knight Post Mill
village), W. ID. Cook CENTER.
Topsham-G. F. Miles, e. @. Poole
(West).
Tunbridge Walter K. Howe (South),
Dennis ID. Giles (North).
Vershire-S. B. Darling, F. b. Gilman
West Fairlee).
Washington-waldoM M. Prescott EAST
OraDge), Lewis c. Bowles.
West Fairlee-P. K. Robinson, John G.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c. Waldo,
Charles A. Briggs.
Following are the grand jurors for the
June term of Orange county COURT
Rradford-John Q. Hardy.
Braintree-Marcus ID. Laport East.
Brookfield-Ira Carpenter.
Chelsea-W. Fl. II. Hall, Calvin Good
win.
Corinth-George G. Hastings.
Fairlee-G. L. Winship.
Newbury-Nathaniel Robinson (Bol-
tonville).
Orange-Aaron 8. Martyr.
Randolph-George ID. Hyzer (Cent6r).
Strafford-Albert X. Kittredge.
Thetford-Solon K. Berry North.
Topsham-A. T. Smith WEST.
Tunbridge-George Brown (North).
Vershire-Silas Titus.
Washington-Nosh G. Taylor.
West Fsirlee-Geo. l.. Church.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p. Martin.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-26
From Baby in the High Chair

To grandma in the rocker Grain-0 is good for the
whole family. II is the long desired substitute for
coffee. Never upsets the nerves or Injuries the d.
gestion. Made from pure grains It is food in IT.
scientific article and has come to stay. 1t makes
for health and strength Ask your grocer for
Grafu.0.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-26
Before You Ride Your Wheel

Be sure to shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, powder for the feet. IL keeps your feet
cool and comfortable, prevents sweating feet and
makes your endurance ten-fold greater. Over
100, 900 wheel people using Aliens Foot-Kase
They all praise It. Ladies' insist having 1t. II
gives rest and comfort to smarting. hot, swollen,
aching, nervous feet. At all druggists and shoe
stores, Csc. Sample FREE By mail. Address AL
len 8. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-26

|w<HE excessive use of tobacco. especially
by young men is always injurious and
- undoubtedly shortens life materially.
Mr. Ed. G. Ebsen. compositor on the Contra
Costa He,cs, Martinez. Gal. writes; 81 have
used DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine and re-
csived much benefit from it, was troubled
with nervousness dizzy spells and sleepIess-
ness, caused by the use OF tobacco and slim
ulants. took DR.. Miles Nervine with mar
velously good results, allaying the dizziness,
quieting the nerves. and enabling me to
sleep and rest proving in my case a very
beneficial remedy" DIR. Miles Restorative
Neryine is especially adapted to restoring
the nervous system TO its normal condition
under such circumstances. It soothes, heals
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-26

and strengthens.
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address.
DIR. MILES MEDICA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-29

Special Cotton Coiors of the Fast Diamond
Dyes That Are Entirely Unlike
All Other Methods
of Dyeing.

Thousands of ladies in Illinois now
fully understand that dyes prepared
for coloring wooden goods cannot be
used successfully for the coloring of
cotton and mixed goods.
The manufacturers of Diamond
Dyes have long ago overcome the diff
tlculty, and now their special cotton
colors are chemical triumphs.
The cheap limitations have one
all-round dye that they claim will
color wool, cotton and mixed goods.
The result is that thousands of wom-
en- are sadly disappointed when they
use these crude dyes for coloring cot
ton and mixed materials. The users
of these imitation package dyes get
blotchy and muddy colors that cannot
stand sunlight or wear.
The Is special cotton colors of Dia-
mond DYES are wonderful discoveries
unknown to makers of common DIVES.
Every color is clear. deep, brilliant
and fast a rock. When YOU are
about to dive cotton or mixed goods.
ask your dealer for the Diamond Dive
Cotton colors. the only reliable cotton
colors in the world.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-29
A PIRATES FITTING END.
The ls3ccaneer EOlonnois Was Tortured
to Death by Indians.

The ls,,caneer L'Olonnois Was Tortured
to Death by Indians.
In St. Nicholas, in his series of
sketches of "The Buccaneers of Our
Coast" Mr.. Frank R. Stockton tells Of
the adventures Of L'Olonnois, the
Frenchman. While coasting along Hon
duras L'Olonnois ran his vessel ashore
Mr.. Stockton says:
AS it was impossible to get their
great vessel off the sand banks the pi-
rates set to work to break her up and
build boat out Of her planks. But
when they began the work they had no
idea it would take SO long to build a
boat. 1t was months before the IN
wieldy craft was finished, and they &C.
cupied part Of the time in gardening,
planting French beans, which were ripe
in about six weeks, and gave them some
fresh vegetables. They also had some
Of the ships stores, and made bread,
thus managing to live very well.
L'Olonnois was never intended by
nature to be boatbuildor, and when
the boat was finished it was discovered
that it had been planned so badly that
it would not hold them al, so they
drew lots 10 see who should embark in
her, fer one-half OF them would have to
stay until the others came back. OF
course L'Olounois went in the boat, and
he reached the month Of the Nicaragua
river. There his party was attacked by
some SpaniGrds and Indians, who killed
mere than half Of them and prevented
the others from landing. L'Olonnois
and the rest Of his men got safely away,
and they might have sailed back to the
island where they had left their COM
| rades, for there was now room enough
for them all. But instead they went to
the coast Of Cartagena.
The pirates left on the island by their
heartless companions were rescued by a
buccaneering vessel, but L 'Olonnois had
| row reached the end of his wicked ca
| reer.
On the shores where he landed he did
not find prosperous villages and peace.
full inhabitants to be robbed, but instead
he came upon fierce tribe of Indians
called by the SpaniardS "bravos, -
or wild men. These people would never
have anything to do with the whites.
1t was impossible TO conquer them or to
pacify them. They hated white men.
They had heard Of L'Olonnois and his
buccaneers, and when they found this
notorious pirate upon their shores they
| were filled with q fury such as they had
never felt toward any other Of his race.
Nearly all of the buccaneers were
killed, aud L'Olonnois, being taken
prisoner, was put to death with mosi
cruel tortures-a fate Of which he had
10 right to complain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-29
DR.. LYMAN BEECHER.
The Great Preachers Peculiar habits Il
Preparing H Sermons.

The Great Preachers Peculiar Habits In
Preparing H Sermons.
DR.. Lyman Beecher's peculiar habits,
shown by his method of preparing SER
mons, are illustrated in Annie Fields
latest book, The Life and Letters Of
Harriet Beecher Stowe" IN her words:
''If he was to preach in the evening,
lie was to be seen all Day talking with
whoever wcUld talk, accessible to all,
full OF everybody's affairs, business and
burdens, till an hour or two before tie
time, when he would rush up into his
stldy (Which he always preferred should
be the topmost room Of the house,, and,
throwing Oh his coat, after q swing or
two with the dumb5ells to settle the
balance Of his muscles, he would sit
down and dash ahead, making quanti-
ties Of hieroglyphic notes Oh small stub
bed bits Of paper about as big as the
palm Of his hand. The bells would BE-
gin to ring, and still lie would write.
They would toll loud and long, and his
wife would say, lie Will certainly 10
late, and then would be running up
and down stairs Of messengers to see
that he was finished, till, Just as the
last stroke Of the bell vas dying away,
he would emerge from the study with
his coat very much awry and come
down the stairs like a hurricane, stand
impatiently protesting while female
hands that ever lay il wait adjusted his
cravat and settled his coat collar, call
ing loudly the while for pin to fasten
together the studied little bits OF paper
aforesaid, which being duly dropped
into the crown Of his hat and, hooking
wife or daughter like satchel On his
arm, away he would start on such a
race through the streets IS left neither
brain nor breath till the church was
gained. Then came the process Of get
ting in through crowded aisles weGged
up with heads, the hustle and stir and
hush to loolZ at him as, with matter
Of fact, busiuesslike push, he elbowed
his way through them and up the pulpi,
stairs