davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1898-12-20
MAY her soul rest i'm pracr

Funeral win take place from her late residence
Prospect street northeast on Wednesday. De
cembcr Il, at ; 80 a u, theme TO 81 Anthony
Church. where mass will Toe conducted by the
Rey Father Ha.Den; thence 10 Mt blivci
cemetery. Relatives ami friends are respect
fully inyitcd so attend. IAIeruynt, Nj Olivei
cemetery. =
Evening star., 1898-12-20

Id Ut S1.50 DOESN'T REPRESENT THE
I'D FTLLNESS OF THEIR WORTH - THIS
WAS ONLY OUR PRICF-AND THERE
FORE CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS. THESE
ARE FINE SILK GLORIAS MOUNTED ON PAR
AEON FRAMES AND FITTED WITH
5 Ssss 'sSs S$s #a;= 5a
Evening star., 1898-12-20
A Strong Fertilization.

Fortify the body against disease
by TUFTS Pills, an absolute cure for
sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria,
constipation and all kindred troubles.
1.-THE fly-wheel of life"
DR.. Tut: Your Liver Pills are the
fly-wheel Of life. | shall ever be CRATE
full for the accident that brought
them to my notice. J. Fairleigh.
Platte Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Liver PILLS
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Seraubte SaS 8rab.

Cine bemerfenswertbe Gbatia6e, tpel=
DIE Scr. SObn Slioer bon 8bilabelpbia
an fi6 ielbit erlebte, tuirb bon ibm in
folsenber @eiie seidilbert: sd befanb
mid in einem gang entlebliden 3uitanbe.
Meine 9aut mar fait selb, meine stusen
tuaren ein9eiunfen, meine 3unse bid be-
lest, i9 batte fortuabrenb 56mer5en
i'm 8iiden lrao it>ben Seiten, i1 bate
feinen slppetit uno perfiel ii6tli1 BON
Gag 5n Gag. 0rei Ner5te batten mid
aufseseben. @ladli6er 8eile rietb
mir elm Sreunb, einmal einen 8eriu1
nit benz Electric Bitters" Su MAIDEN,
gu meiner srOBen Jreube nnb meinent
gritaunen er5ielte bereits bic erlte 5la.
Ide cine enti6iebene 8eiiernng. SD
iebte ben @ebrau6 brei @o6en lang
fort uno jebt bin i9 Elm seiunber Mann.
SD iueiB, bes 8itters bat mein 9eben
serettet unb oas Grab I'M Elm .ueiteres
Opfer beraubt. Niemano 1pllte perIdus
men, bieles Uiittst 5u benuben. siur
so Gents Die Slaide in Der Npot6efe bon
s. &alteper & Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-13
8erbiite Gin Triibes Grab

Q9ie oft h6ren mir bae elm frilhes
@rab burdb eiHe oernahldsigte @rs
fdltung herbet 9efllhrt muree. 8ce
oenfe bies unb 9ebrauhe Or. 8ua'e
s,ulten Sprup, tpeld,er icfcrt ale S,als
unc qum9ens9eioen furirt. Soerr SO.
s.. Mahpnsp, qcwelL WaiI,, ldreibt:
''Sd, mar iebr franf NIT einem fdlime
men S,uiten. Opctcren fcnnten mir
nidt telfen uno jebermann ia9te caB
id Die Shwinblu6t bate. Gin @cr>
manbter empfabl mir Or. '@ua's
Snuten SDrup nnc nadbem id1 spei
Slafhen oaocn 9ebrauht hattie mar
id) furirt. @s mar tpuncerbar! SD
,perbe Dr.. Sull'S S,uiten SYrup immcr
meinen Sreiinben empfehlen oem ih
meiB oaB er Elm ilnfeblbares Wtittel
it," Or. Bulls Ouiten SDrup wiro
ilberaI fir % @ents pertauft.
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esu sspsYpu }inb im 9aufe tor;aer

gDode bel G16ffauug Der eben poQeu
belta unterarunbbaba bic fti1nIieu
3raume alsr 6efdrnorter ron G6nsG
Observation-Disclosures hbttiroffen wor
ben. gnron III Hdnslid1 Die e1f;s
Stab. IN @Imeglfl. pel0a ieBt Elm Gp
Rem urterI1biEdtc .ltEt7IiMer sirabsu
bahueE henBI nab eanii bic hIennenee
8ertebrsfra9e gliid!id eelbf bot obne
noB irGerbDeIGe Der ihlimmen 8atas
firopben sirgetteteH flnh bic bon ben
OrGoHen Ger giroBenba Bnma9n ateH
prnpbc5eli putDen. Die uaterlrbiF6sn
8eIeie babeH ben "a big 48 Dub.
greiie ano hubihe 6taiiDnsn unb Nb,
liiegs, weI6e tpabre Meiiierperte ber
SngeAieulfunit finb. gsrbdltnibmd,
Big bet Bottom bisits Broblem 10
polEcmmen geloft wie Sfen pen.
Die engen SlraBen in Der gofo.
ner NItltabt madten freilih bieles
probIem au sinem bfonbets bring.
lideu. 4ber aud in auberer SiuR6t
bat gOaon ff6ne grfolse ber itdbti.
iden Iermaltung auf3uweiieu. Sie
nBobaenfabt" bat es 5u eiHem sroB
artigen unb uor allem i'm Gunner
unb Winter b6dft perldBliden WaKer.
meltfpitem gebradt, uno fein WaRer:
be3irt umfaBt nidt tpeniger els Is
Sldbte uub 9npns, peI6s ole nor.
3tigli9 bebieni meroen. Sas RIDaten.
ipaem Der Bofoner mirb aIs eiu Sbenl
1anitdrer &eiuli6teit gepriefen; es I'M
faBt 20 SOwns unb 8oritdbie, hereu
Abwafer 10 pollionmen in ben gofO:
ner 6ofsn selei!st mirb, bob niresnSs
cine 8erunre,nigung entfebt. uab 10
munterbar prompt pirb baS 4bwafer
usitergefiibrt. taB 3uei 5iunben nod
ieoer Mbi6memmuns cine demiids I'm
teriu@ung taum nod ireenb melfen
unraib i'm Wafer aufmeif. SaSn
tommt Bottoms porsiislides 5teuer,
fDfiem. Nur 70 miro es ibm m1plid.
10 9l6tiees besaalid fdoiiibsr Der
waItuna gu !eiiien. Nber es itebt lei.
ber In Nmerifa nit aQeben ean3 Der.
einSeit bal
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itnterfudbuua DC ssfriea sSepartements.

Oas f6liebli6e 9ieiultat ber unteriu&uns I'm
ariessbepartement wtrb iettens bes 9ubIitnm5 NIT
arpbem Sntereiie erpartet. G8 betbt oaaemein, has
geute, peltbe 3ur 3ett nidt unter ber Mnflase her
Ra9Idiiisteit pber nnfdbsteit fteben, i'm Rete Der
nntern4uns sefausen, basesen anhere, peIde oifen
bei4ulbtst peroen, fb al8 fret Ron BABEL erpsisn
ber n1ade pcn 70 maiienbater ssranfbeit aubsrbalb
Der Grmee ansefteut perben wirbe, 70 rfrbe man
finhen, haB rtele 9eute, pelhe fh tn sutem 3uanbe
pdbnen, tn gBrfli&tett tn tem Nese be8 Sranfieins
sefausen iinb 9ieie bapDn perlteren uur 70 aumdia
an 9raft, GIeiid unb Blut bab iie es gar udi pen.
Der 3ujammenbruG pirp ebp6 midi Ianse auf iia
partea lafien, unb bann mas es 5u ipdt fen, fe gu
retten. Dte ardfte aufDubanen, bas SIeti4 5u pers
melren uub bas Dlut 1u beretGern, bafhr tit aber
9otetters Masenbttters Bet Wettem bas bette Wtttel.
@8 wrtt ousseSeihnet Bel tr9enb elmer St6rung bes
Wagens, ber Geber unb ber Ddrme uub unibertreiift
BET bartnd6tsen NdIen BON Drspepfie, 0erbauInsss
beiGperben unb Rerpoftdt.
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= Maus i9reibt aug Bellin: gti
Der po1idbrigen @efeluHg aur aushe.
bung fur ben MiIitdrsienf maren na9
ben iebt erfoIsten 3uiammentelunsen
tber bunoerttaufenb Webrpfidtise
uHentI@uIbiet ni6t etfdienen. Die
3abl beaisbt ii6 auf bas sanse beutide
Rei4 unb III bsbeuienb b6ber als in
frhheren Sabren. no fe bur6i6nitili6
so, 900 bis 10000 betrug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-13

Sur Griebensri6ier oes l. preeintis.
Bir iinb autDriiirt, Serrn g gbil. 8.
Sboot ais 9anbibaten fiir 8iebcrtpahl
fur oas amt oes Sriebensridters
oes l. Hrecinfts ausufiubisen.
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Iuf benz inciaIiiti{dlsu Inrts

= auf benz ircialiftif6su partsi.
Sage in Stuttgart empfabI her 4bg.
Sdippel, baB fi9 bic partsi besdali1
Der in 4usfbt iiebenben neueu Dan.
belsoertrdse nug sesen 36llea auf 2ebeus.
miiteI fefiIeeen iOlle. 8ebsI unb gOa,
Nor SageGen bradteH eine 9eioiutton
Elm, In Der ole S6ubs6ae perurtbsiIt
merben.
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@abl=Mm5eigen.
Sir @ountpsRi6tsr.

SD bin Elm unabbdnsiser 8anbioat fir
6as an. bes Gountb' &thters bon
Berar Gpunib Bel Der am s. gfooember 1898
itattfinbenoen 8abt unb perbe i'm Gebe
bIeiben Bis bic Stinmen sesdblt ftnb. SD
eriuhe meine 6reunSe ,inp Witbiirger, mid
81 nEteritiisen uno ftd + redt;eittg res
8 TT tren gu Iaflenl
81, 9. minor.
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Sir iinb autpriiirt, Serrn s obn g.
Campbell als 8anbibat fur bic gSies
beripabl fir bas amt bes Sberiffs
bel Der bebprftehenben 8ahf ansuseigen.
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vsabmcte @ptel Sar,
Of. 6oufoH StraBe,
20 N. W u tb, -. Gigentbiimer.

Man finbet bier elm oorahalihes
@Ias Bier unferer heimii1en 8raue.
reier. 8eionbere Inertennung Ders
bienen bie Weiue, @igarren. Wbisfies,
Siau6re &c. 8or3iiglider Trei.
Iund bes W orgenS unb ga d.
mittags. Oieie WirtbIdaft erfreut
fd bes ansge3ei6netea Rufes su benz
angenebmiien GufentbaItsorte BET
5tabt su sdblen.
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hr s 5beriff.

0ir iinb autoriiirt. 6errn Sobn
8iIfens jr. als &anbibat fir bas Imt
bes Sberiffs bei Der beoortebenben
Wahl anauseieen.
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Jn bas t6uisI. S@IoB 3n Berlin
orang elm ginbre6er elm unb perfud1te
bic 6of Gourierfafs su iieblen. gei isi.
ner Terbaftuns ergab es fd. baB Der
Wanu polffdnbis belrunten mar.
Siobbem selans es ihm, fsinen Sdldsru
su euifpringeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-13

STIR iinb autorilirt, 6errn Beter S O..
mas als 8anbibat fir bag Unit bes
GDuntb 81 9ti@ters BEL Ser bepur.
ftehenoen 0abl anauheiaen
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Sir 0idrift.gIerf.

gSir iinb autoriiirt Serrn Senrp u M.
! @etb afS 8anoibat fur nas 9lmt bes
3 tftrttt. lerfs ansuSeigen.
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fsiir gounin.G .GdlaBmeifer:

Btr iinb autorifrt, Serrn s 0 & n
2eeIer als Ganbioat fur oas Mmt 6es
COUNTY 9 4abmeiit tiers all3u=
aeiaeu.
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isir Oif1rift WnmnIi.

g8ir itub autoriiirt, Serrn 6 art 0 8
3 e als &anbibaten fir oas Amt bes
DifriftsN n 10 altes ansuseigen.
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STIR gouutp Steuer. Collector.

8ir iinb autpriiirt, Serrn Yaul
W eeriheibt als 8anoibat fir bas
&mt oes County. Steuer<8 pllef.
t0rs anausei9en.
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6etaen.

gsir iinb outoriiirt Serrn Sno. 80.
Sobin als &anbibat fir oas gmt bes
County 9 Sbabm Ell tiers ansusei.
gen.
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Bir Iinb autpriiirt Serrn Nat Sc 10 8
oils &cnoibat fir bic 0iehertpabl fir bas
Nult oes 8 iitriftzg Ierts anausei9en.
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Sir gountp WRshor:
&ir iinb autoriiirt, Setrn gbas. Sbi.
ner als &anbioat fir bas 9tmt oes
gountpsN iieiior anauaeisen.
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Gar @ounip @ummiifioner Preeintt 3.
gSir ituo autoriiirt, 6errn ISM. Ser.
pei als 8anoioat FIR oas Nmt bes
Sountp 6 ON miiidrs Brectnft
No. 3, an5utiinbi9en.
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SIR aonfabler.

Bir iinb nutpriiirt, Serrn Spe 8Dbr
al8 Sanbibat fiir Bieoeripabl fir bas
s. On fla bler.Imt oes l. Brecintts
auSutiiuoisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-13

= pnmpen. SeupreHen, Winbmhb.
mhbIen unb Gbbren.
alamo Sron Worts.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-15
Suing to Recover Five Cents

Daniel Cortelyou, assistant county clerk
Of Richmond county, today began a suit
against the Midland Electric railroad, of
Staten Island, to recover five cents paid by
him under protest as an extra fare. The
suit has been brought to test the right Of
the Midland company to charge two fares
instead of isuing transfers, as 1t is assert
ed its franchise requires Mr.. Cortelyou
resides at Prohibition Park, s. l., while his
office is In Richmond. Until short time
ago the Midland company gave transfers
for any of Its branches, and 1t was possible
to ride over the entire system for five cents.
On Tuesday Mr.. Cortelyou boarded Mid
land car at Prohibition Park and changed
cars at Concord. When he demanded a
transfer to his car 1t was refused, and he
was given the option of either paying an
other fare or being put Off the car. Many
persons living along the routes of the Mid
land Electric railroad have signed a petit
ton to be forwarded to Mayor Van Wyck
urging him to either compel the Midland
company to issue transfers or to revoke the
company's franchise. The Staten Island
Electric Railroad company, the rival OF the
Midland, has also discontinued the transfer
system.-New York Commercial Adver-
tiSer,
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A Big Price Paid for a Rare Stamp

According to a letter received in this
city from London, dealer In rare postage
stamps of that city has purchased for a
sum In excess of $4,000 a specimen of the So
called "Postof1ice" stamp of Mauritus of
the denomination of l penny. The stamp
is used, being on the original envelope,
lightly postmarked and generally in fine
condition. 1t is the exact duplicate Of a
specimen in the TAPPING collection in the
British museum. It was found on the Is
land Of Maumtius among old correspond
ence. The envelope is a small one, such as
were used in 1847, when the stamp was is
sued, to send out invitation cards to balls
or garden parties. This is taken by phi
latelists as going toward proving the the
ory that many Of these "Postoffice" Maui
ritius stamps were used by, the governor of
the island on invitations to an official ball.
This makes the third ''Postoffice" Mauri-
thus stamp now In the hands Of dealers. A
Paris dealer has two copies, penny and
penny. for which he is reported to have
paid the enormous price Of $500 for the
two-one of them. however, being unused
N. Y Evening Sun.
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n1 &. o.. Bo0kbinders and 80.
UldSS G LUllX Blank Book Manufacturers
23-7ls NEW HIGH ST. Los Angeles xneps
psANQtlfs f is'i; 5000 S.s:; ~!

era warrants cooler headgear. But the
Panama must be the right sort On the
who're it looks at this distance as II both
men and women would eventually dispense
with needful head coverings In public. The
advantage of wearing a tall hat is to bow
with 1t, but as this form of courtesy is
rapidly declining abroad and gentlemen no
longer lift their hats to ladies, unless they
are royal danes, why, another summer
may see even the straws routed. Ladies',
too, having abandoned their hats on all
occasions after 6 p. m. and taken to wearing
elaborate coiffures, II really looks as
though the restaurant people were going
to be upheld by certain fair and fashionable
patrons. AS far as known, the Princess Of
Wales has never dined at restaurant. so
what she would do under the new condi-
tions is a matter Of conjecture, but what
ever 1t was the rest of the London world
would surely do likewise.-Boston Herald.
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OMAHA'S GREAT SHOW
The Most Successful American EXPOSE
ton Ever Held

OMAHA, Aug. lathe record of IN
creasing exposition attendance continues
Although the seven days just past did not
involve any features that compared In gen.
eral interest with the Flower-day and
Indian-day celebration of the preceding
week, the aggregate attendance was fully
as great.
The aggregate attendance during the
week was 10000, distributed as follows
Sunday, 1882; Monday, 1o,2o4: Tuesday, 49,
SOC; Wednesday, 1899; Thursday, 17,75o
Friday, 1910; Saturday, 1900.
The receipts for July the second month
Of the exposition, were highly satisfactory
Fifty thousand dollars of the floating deb,
was paid in addition TO running expenses
June. the first month, little more than
paid expenses. 1t is claimed here that nc
former American exposition made so fiat.
tering showing the first sixty days.
The prospect for the remaining months Of
the exposition is very bright.
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cause may be successful, I am, very re-
spectfully yours, ASA s. BUSHNELL.
Secretary Aser says:
Ny dear young friend-I have your letter
relative to the project TO establish fund.
by contribution from students throughout
the United States, for replacing the lost
battle ship Maine, the new battle ship to be
named 1.-THE American Youth" heartily
commend your patriotism, and hope that
your movement will meet with every sue
cess. Very truly yours,
r. A. ALGER, secretary Of war.
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On Sick Leave

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug H.-Privates
John H. Daniels Of Company c, First Ten
nessee, and Charles g. Williams OF Compa-
ny c. Seventh California, and First Ser
geant George B. Telford and Sergeant Luz
clan Winder. both of Company 1. Fifty
first Iowa. Will be permitted to leave the
division hospital today on a months leave
Of absence. 30 that they may return to their
homes to. rccuperate.
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Desperate Gamblers

MACON, Ga. Aug. IA special to the
Telegraph from MouNrie. Ca. says: Sheriff
Fisher and posse of thirteen men made n
raid on crowd of negro gamblers at Bay
lor. thirteen miles east Of Mcultrie. There
were rs or 100 negroes in the house and az
Sheriff Fisher walked in some Of the ne
groes began shooting, one ball hitting the
shertM In the hand. INJECTING a painful
wound. Two others Of the posse vert hi,
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European Weather

LONDON. Aug. IA great heat wave
has prevailed throughout England and
France during the last three days, and
many prostrations are reported. In
marked contrast in the mountain districts
Of Austria extreme cold prevails, the Their.
mometer falling within a few hours from
100 to so degrees. Heavy falls of snow
have occurred at Innsbruck, Grats and
elsewhere
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His Device

II never talk to my customers" said the
barber. II don't intend to give the humor-
lists any chance at me-"
Don't talk?"
mo, SIR"
Don't Say a word7"
when you get through shaving a man
you let him get out Of the chair without
word about a haircut!"
''Well," replied the barber, hesitatingly.
II usually touch him on the shoulder and
call his attention to a sign on the wall"
And what Is the sign?"
why. 1t reads, Haircut and shampoo.
SIR 2 Chicago Post.
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sHAKE INTO YOUR sHoEs

ALIENS Foot-Ease, powder Tor the feet
1t cures painful, swollen, smarting. ner-
yous feet and Instantly takes the sting out
comfort discovery Of the age. Aliens Foot
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy
It is a certain cure for sweating, callo1s
and hot. tired. aching feet. Try It today.
mail for &c IN stamps. Trial package
FREE. Address. Allen 8. Olmsted, Leroy,
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Decline of the silk Hat In London

Another serious blow has been struck the
silk hat in London by the immortal "busi-
ness man" walking east of St. Paul's
churchyard, not bareheaded, but crowned
with a Panama hat. Men who last year
regarded their financial credit bound up In
that glossy stoveplpe have broken through
nrecedent and decided that this exciting
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MERELY A MYTH

The Spanish Privateer Failed to Ma
terialize
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-THE United
States gunboat Bennington. which sailed
from here on a secret mission nearly a
month ago, returned to port today. The
Bennington got no farther north than Seat
tie She lay at Port Orchard for seventeen
days. She left here TO search for an alleged
Spanish privateer, now believed to have
been mythical
Lieutenant Commander Mosier, acting
captain of the Bennington, has received or
ders to relieve Lieutenant Commander Cur
tbs. of the Albatross. which sailed from
here on Friday for San Jose de Guatemala.
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ASSIGNED TO D,ltv

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. A.-Gov-
ernor Mount has received telegram to-
night from Adjutant General Corbin a.
signing the two independent colored COM
panies to Camp Mount under coIored CAP
tains TO Santiago for garrison duty.
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A Union Bououet

AS flowers gathered here and there,
From mountain, grove and dingle,
A singleness of beauty bear
When in mass they mingle,
So will the hero-deeds that grow
In fields of Cuban story
Blend in sweet harmony, to show
A welded nations glory.
Richmond Despatch.
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What the President Thinks of Two Boys idea

The posse returned the fire vigorously and
as a result five negroes were killed out
right, three others MORALLY wounded and
three more painfully but not fatally hurt.
The negroes wade determined resistance
and two or three hundred shots were fred
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-15
A French Railway WRECK

PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE night train on the
railway to Lisieux. thirty-four miles east
Of Caon, was derailed last night near Lion
viellers. Seven persons were killed and
forty-one injured.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-15
A New Swimming Record

. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 14.-In a SWIM
ming race today r. " Cornell, the Califor-
mia champion, was defeated by Sydney Ca
will. of Australia, who made 22o yards in
2:20. This is said to be a new worlds rec
ord.
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It IL duty you owe yourself to see
that you are properly registered. To-
day n your last chance. s
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Steamer Arrivals

NEW YORK, Aug. H-Arrived August
18th: Steamer Furnesia from Glasgow; Vic
toria from London.
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Reed-Do they pay you decent salary
on the Clarion? wright-Decenf? II IL
absolutely modsst.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-30
|. :. WOMAN AND SOCIETY. !
BY ANNIE kEMDRIcK WALKER.
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~ ANRIE kENpRIoK WALKER.

tunately. to be found within the limits OF
the south. We are thus assailed in our last
stronghold, the stronghold OF intellectually
and high culture in which our forefathers
entrenched themselves. Unless the people
OF the south arouse themselves and so re-
construct their systems of public education
as to place them on a level with those in
the most progressive parts OF the unlon
we cannot hope to WELD hereafter in the
councils of the nation the weight that was
ours in the past We must not deceive
ourselves; we must look the facts squarely
in the face, and deal with the problem as
it really exists. The very best way to be-
gin is to found public Libraries in every
town where even a few hundred dollars
can be raised for that purpose. The Won
derful decline late years in the price Of
books renders such small undertakings
practicable. hundred dollars will now
buy as many standard books, in cheap
editions, six times that amount twenty
years ago. All honor to the brave ladies
who have lighted the torch in the capital
OF Alabama. May other equally strong
hands soon be found to bear 1t into every
town and hamlet within our borders.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-30
At twilight.

BY Margaret E. o'Brien.
I've been listening all the day to the rain
beat on the clover.
I've heard all day the wind, as it set the
leaves astir
And a sparrow feebly piping ere yet the
rain was over
And a fragrance from the meadow came
sweeter far than myrrh
But the rain, the wind, the clover had one
song, one cadence only.
And 1t found my heart ard filled 1t with
pain never knew,
Till I sat here in the darkness, growing
still and sad and lonely.
Till my heart began to clamor, crying
hopelessly to you
I am longing for you sweetheart, for the
voice that makes my heaven
am yearning for the touch of that hand
love so well,
And my heart would bridge the distance
and would bid each bond be riven;
How 1t hungers for your presence there's
no tongue can ever tell!
Ever longing till no other in my sight
finds aught of favor.
Ever warming IN the gloom, till the stars
glide into view,
And aweary with a love that cannot fail
and cannot waver-
IT'S woman's way of wanting-longing-
aye, of loving you!