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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-01

Gov. Gambler Of Georgia has had an
other severe spasm of virtue and an
nounced his intention of putting a stop
to the lynching habit Something more
than proclamations will be needed to
control people who become comfort
ably reconciled to finding that their
victims were lunatics or innocent per-
sons, and whose passion for vengeance
demands not the death penalty alone,
but the most barbarous torture.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-01
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-01

A New York medium who advertised
to produce the spirit of Robert G. In
gersoll at a public seance, for the pur-
pose of proving that there is no hell,
got himself into a tight place, Sunday
night. He could not bring up the in
fidel spirit, but only that of one of his
friends. The noisy indignation of the
audience seems to have been quite jus
titled by the circumstances.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-01

THE SPY SHOULD HAVE THE EYE OF ARGUS: He
is HONORABLE IF He DO BUT LOOK TO The WEI.
FARE OF THE COMMONWEALTH"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-01

TUESDAY. AUGUST !. 1899.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27
HER ASPIRATIONS
A Kansas Girl who Took a Practical
View of EaueatIonal
Aavantneea.

There was little of the idealistic about the
essay Of Kansas girl at her recent gradua-
ton. Her teacher had gwen her for theme
the phrase: Beyond the Alps Lies Italy"
She asLOnished her prsceptress and school
mates by these emphatic words.
Il do not care cent whether Italy lies
beyond the Alps or even in Missouri do
not expect to set the river on fire with my
futare career. am Had have good, very
good education, but am not going 70 mis-
use It BY writing poetry or essays about the
future woman. Il viii enable tue 10 correct
the grammar Of any lover may have, should
be speak OF 'd0rgB IN my presence, or say
he went somewhere. It wall also come
handy when / want 70 figure out how pany
pounds OF soap a woman can get for three
dozen eggs at the grocery. So do not be-
grudge the time i have spent in acquiring
IT. But my ambitions do not fly 30 high.
Just want to marry a man who can lick any
body Of his weight in the township, who can
run an 6O-acre farm and who has no fe-
male relatives to come around and Try to
boss the ranch. And / will agree 10 cook
good dinners for him that won't send him to
an early grave and lavish upon him whole
lot Of wholesome affection and see that his
razor hasn't been used to cut broom wire
when he wants to shave In view Of all this
! don't care if do get a little rusty on the
rule Of three and kindred things as the years
20 by.-ChieagO Chronicle.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27

roFaee. They were too valuable 20 take
any <aances with and one Of them was
slightly lame from fan in his cramped
quarters on the steamer. Toreplace an
animal was also impossible, for fabu-
Io1s prices were being offered for any
thing that could By any possibility bear
q burden
Then again, II was necessary 10 make
careful search about the camp TO see
If the man Tarbox, mentioned in the
letter, had arrived yet. If they could
find him all would be plain sailing. and
he could pilot them back. There was
also q chance that the dead miners
brother might be even then on the spot.
But they found it difficult task to
get any information The population
Of the camp was changing daily. No
one paused longer Hhan was absolute
" necessary, and each was too busy
with his own affairs to take notice Of
others.
Besides this, they were obliged 10
avoid giving many details which might
perhaps have helped them, and at the
close Of the second day Tom said, as
they sat in front Of their tent, smok-
ing:
Its no use, Green. Wemight sswelI
be Of and trust 20 luck We can't ask
what we want to know without arous-
ing suEpieioa and we'd better give It up.
The horses seem TO be in pretty good
shape now and move we start on in
the morning"
Before his friend had time to reply
woman's voice sounded clear and dis
tiDet through the darkness:
Help. Help."
The two men sprang to their feet.
Tom was a little in advance as they
dashed of in the direction Of the cries
and was first TO arrive at little open
ing. where . red-shirted figure was
holding q struggling form in his arms
As be was nearly within striking dis
tance the female managed TO free her
self, but instead Of running away she
dealt the man nesounding slap on the
cheek and painted:
You big brute. YOu-you-'
What she would hare added was lost.
for the rufian. maddened by the sting
ing blow, raised his hand to strike her
He was too late, however. for just as
his fist was raised Tom dealt him q
straight Highlander that stretched
him on the ground at full length
fro Bz cozrnUEDl
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27
woman I'm Finanee.

A Detroit man, whose wife was coming to
Ean Francisco on q visit, accompanied her
as far as Chicago and put her on the overland
train Before leaving her he gave the porter
half Of five dollar bill that he had torn in
two, telling the man that his wife had the
other half and would give it to him at the
end Of the journey if she were properly
looked after. When he got home ne found
be had neglected 10 give his wife the other
half Of the torn bill, and few days later he
received letter from his wife reminding
him Of the fact, and saying she had torn !
dollar bill in two and given half Of It TO the
porter. Somewhere along the line there
must be Eildeyed darky with the halves
of two worthless bills IN bis possession and
a firm conviction that he has been worked
By some sort Of new himham game. Mean
while, the Detroit man Is anxious to find out
what sort Of reasoning his wife used when
she gave that-porter half instead Of tbs
whole Of that one dollar bill.-San Francisco
ArxonaEt-
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27
;. Heuasaiirs shenzzt

-IsSIt lnsz- he uasaiirs thenext
D1rnng-
-EDoEwhohftkiaF
-Eo-
Then ysusre al right. and III jsin
Ter- But, see here. Rider, Il that Is your
narne, there's one more 70 this than yer
think E0u say there is one man mp 10
shR plaee ron besides the one that was
% cone IN after grub in the spring.
Yen, uhy can't sFernn across this chap
IN his usy. a1d-Eel. he znst be taken
care n Then ne ea1 20 70 the place
wbere the gold Is and look after your
odher friend We shall have the whole
khoofin- match 70 ourselves then
WHAT'S 70 PreFert us Etskin' cut claims
and laFil' round loose. then sellin' ont
for big n1Dey when tie rush eoness
lis Eufh 4 million sPieee 10 rs. man."
@Bu4 what about these men2-. EhiS-
perHd Elder
-Bsh. Yer ehiekeni They'll never
bemissed.-
You mean 70 murder then9-
-sSee here said Bowers, don't you
be 4 tooL This thing has got 10 be
managed right an itis lucky yer took
ne N You'd spoiled the whole
raeket Il Ike ter see yer work it
alone
RsderiE heart failed him for an In
slant bu1 = pull Al the whisky bottle
nezfTe3 ms courage. and for another
hour the tEO eonspirz1Ors continued to
! pl1z against the EFes and wealth Of
their fell1zE
They had decided 70 start al once On
Their FillainOus Grand and the follow
ing morning they we're aE1ir before day
lsgh1- They wished 10 avoid observation
a uurh al pasEible- and but few peo-
PIE EaE them as they loaded their
hursek
Bowers WAS attending to fhik. when
O5e5 Rs5er- who had been bringing the
goods 70 HIN. remembered that he had
Left s1ne articles 70 dry On 3 small
bnsh 101 fzr away, and hurried after
them
BT tits time Il was broad daylight.
and fires were being started In the
sores here and there He was passing
close behind one Of these when sudden
u MS bez-1 scanned 10 leap into his
throat for voice ne could nO1 mistake
sounded clearly
Hello. Green. You're early. Ny.
As1'1 slesPF..-
Il EaE Tom Sco4f's roioe, and the
nz=e stopped as though he had been
shD1 Glzneing fur-iHely OEer his khOul-
DER he ssE the second mate In the act
0f En5Eng FIRE
Eren as The guilty man looked his
E5pnz=e turned En5denly toward him
and STARTED 1OEzrd the entrance Of the
zsrz. while Elder turned his head away,
tu1 could n0t Etf his feet fnom the spot
Hold On" sid Green
Elder dared moi look MP He had been
tl17en 70 completely bT surprise that he
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27
FORTRESS OF THE HEART.
An Impene1rabIe shield That Gives
Way OaIy 60 the Trasted
Friend

There is many q story In every hui
man life that never is seen in print, and
eEen under our very eyes there are
often victories won and trials under
gone that we never know. No battle
ship was eFer more thoroughly pro-
teeted by its armOr of steel than is the
human heart by its physical covering
Some people are more easily read than
others, but the most frank and open
eOunte1znee often shields its secrets
and romsnces from other eyes The
Enzlishman belieres that > mans house
Is his castle II is the universal belief
that a mans heart is his fortress
There doors are shut that no guns or
machines Of war can batter down; the
windows are impenetrzble- Yet with
in. all may be bright and cheerful and
happy. and not a ray Of light reach the
outer world Or the exterior may pre-
serve its gay and careless appearance
when all within is dark and full of
mourning No one can tell what is go
ing on in any others breast How
careful. therefore. should We be- A
single sharp EOnd or = thOughtlezs re-
mark may touch the quick and bring
untold pain
But II is not always tkrE- Some day
shere comes = time and q friend. for
whom the doors are thrown wide back
and the windows opened 10 the light.
There Is q full and free narration of all
that has gone On II is good for the
heaE1. for the confession is light and
fresh air 70 the close and molding man.
SION There is JOY. indeed, when a heart
finds a eOnfdant TO whom il can unbur-
den its JOYS and cares. ard friendship
J is E1rengfhene1. 30 that il seems it can
neEer be broken But, zlasi IT is too
often the case that = word or = deed
misunderstood causes the keeper Of
the fortress 70 close its doors and bIind
i1s EindOzE- This is the foolish way Of
the world. instead Of forgetting. for
gizing. pairing 10 attention to small
and trivial and unimportaat things
Detroit Free Press
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27

A certain e1rzie was Of a painfully
nervous Temperament, and in ooase-
qnence Was constantly making sEk-
Ezrd remzrks-infended as eompl:-
nen1s-tO the bishop and others HzE-
ing Distinguished himself IN an un-
nEHal degree during gathering Of
clergy n an zfternoOn Tea Al the biEh-
ops palace. he was taken 70 task for
MS faiIings By senior eurzte, who was
one Of his companions On the way
home Look here. Bruce,- sid the
SENIOR. decidedly. you're . donkey
Why cannot yOu keep quiet instead Of
making yOur aEinine remarks? an
speaking 70 T0u noE asa bnother--
Loud laughter interrupted him Al this
point, and for = moment he wondered
Ehrs-TIt-EitE
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27

Em-s vi zss b. -EE LaET--sn asr aulB
az1 zzzns d1sS
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ha ne Dsar mz1iB aaEE-
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Gld q FEz.S-aT HIr-1W 1rfssf-
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M be S1a Daur mlE-fs Ei.EEse
- L Sczun1u,, a ArlzI1z CluM-1Illlln-
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27

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ttrsagh 11e hsHBe FEEpeE tie Steamer
uaH EzrnDl1.1e1 b \ Eeet q rOEibaH1s
11z EEzEh ezaseA. trTEAg % Eiek uP
pasEElEerE On t1e aszEh o1Il1 he Ene1
tie Ez-Fe s.BpEE uEe5 for uLloafi1g thE
hSsze4 and Ebe Fsnnnenges were eager
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zl1neses- 1<z ia EsF1 G<ze Eznek
usSh ahs euEa1mE c6rer-
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r51e tais EE a m-e. 70 steamers are
h,russ - Ee 011Eine and try 70 Enlnnd
n k5gE tide
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frasEht zs SAzgmF-
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and mn es1a1E osEr Ehas1 Ersn stoves
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u thsl- rez-
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mzzs FuDz4d IN eznG1e11 hz1S - cork
TheF 1sz5e 4 bszz-F meal z thErFGpes
and -hs1 TnI szI1=
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find EhE mzn 2E=F1E ls1-e- -1E z5oU7
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srz1EEisz za-a EEEnE- L sid lie EDrn
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SizF aE zhs Euz u EaF- BenDe unEs
n1Izl-s z1Iurz Ede- Ne mEF find 0u1
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II wish EzE zE SIRE q bang rirh IN
I'm tazzhs Is zhzzs q nEs1meEhe-e.- =
EIEE sa.s EiseEF rEl1cn1er- n Green
k10EEsd 1hs aEisE gu1 Df EiiE Ei5Qe and
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vrs-fiEs FsGI find am rag1--
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aeez - BD1u1 Lad rheF h@En rtz1
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string IN rer- n1d mnrs -Azl 1BD Sset
EzzF N eE.nsEz e1rrzExz-51u ESzh .
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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27
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ne sesae= E1ls q eazlnns1 h11 csam1s
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esznns ssszEnse FDu have lsus . hand
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illIrlr riith 1nEl%
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sern- TheF Eg-H n11 handsome gzzir-
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saur1rusf=
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27

Il suppose" he began, as be entered a
railroad ticket office-.'I suppose You sell
tickets to New York;"
Certainly, sir" was the reply.
you have direct line"
:. '1t is down on the map as the only direct
iine."
@As you see, SIR" replied the agent, as be
opened folder.
Yes, see. You land passengers in New
York ahead Of competing lines, Of eourse:"
1Of course"
Luxurious eOaehes-no dust-6nest din
ing ears-seenery uneIcelledg
HYes, sir"
~By taking your line 1 avoid delays and re
duee the chances of accident to a mini
NUM-"
"Yes, sir, you do. Have ticket to New
York over our line, SIR"
Cant say yet. I'm going to see five other
agents, each with the shortest and most di-
rect line, and # / find liar among the SIX
I'll ticket over his road!"-0hio State Jour
nal.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27

torld Do nothing bu1 stand still Each
ssron6 he eKPer1ed 10 feel Gneeais hanc
IN ms khDnlaer. md he was TOO con-
fused 10 think Of any plausible story
do 1hey suspect meg
TiLis WIS The one thought that flashed
z1ro1Zh ms h-zin as he waited
-H1l6 un-- repeated Green fhrusting
ms head z1z0 1h- tent Take II easy
III ri 1be fire gnzng. Doesn't need
bC1 0ne q rs
VIII L gasp of relief The mate
ElDnEhed MS hE1 over LIS eyes and hEr-
rssd aEaF frun The spOs as 1hOngk a
EhoE4 Ee-- pursuing him He did not
ksgp G1zl he lad 51iDed BOEerE, who AZ
1nue nD1lesd his 6is0rdered appearance,
and exclaimed
-'Khs1s Ep psrd2 Bou look Ike yer
WA scared zer deE1h
-1Hs1s herr KEE then Just now
WHAT'S 1ha12 Sam IhO2"
-.Seu1a. And Green is with HIM
-ADd who zhe 6erll Is Sc011 and
Grne12 Can't yer tax plain an n0t
k.zz- 1a1r Epfu-1er5n' Ike yer was goin'
zs- f1g2 Whats zheuDE. that's Ehs1 ]
Ezu1 1er know
BF zfiE tine The mzzs had 1ound his
11nEue. and he Elid- hr1z5edly=
-.Scu11 is The FDung ehzP / gDt the
saperE Hrsm- and fl1e other was second
a11zse &c 1he rs.sHs1 win ne We muEf
III ON d tins quick
-Eirh1 re are Ubey mns+ heE come
Dper trnm SiagnHF On the boat FeE1sr-
dsE- 'TEsulan'1 do fer them fer see
Fsr 7r1un here Theyfd be On tar yer
rhalze1- Chntk fham clothes On that
hons. an lezls Exh7 oIz- We've got ter
IN a mig s-zr1 nn 7sn, znEhOE- 'TAin't
1likeaF they'll Btz-4 to-day
Il DON'T see how fheF gut here. sid
Elder m 1heT Htar7ar nT through The
ztn-E. lsadlng their ho-zez- 4 todk
ersrF ren5 he had and I 6an'1 believe
1hs Hsennd mn1e had mnHh--
-'Eal fbeFise hs1z,- repIied ms esn-
Eznim. Eiii1lns9TihirEIiy. -'E1r of suurss
fheEine hound snr 1hz1 mine. Hes
rlissf the E;tEE RnmehDE- We've g11
1er IN siar GrEt"
EIE m hour 1z1er they had seft Pyra-
mid hzribur behind 1hen- and Eere nd
ing zlung the zEzz as znsi as they could
urre me Imrk hDrseE, EhIle Tom and
Gneen we1e disrnzEiiffg 2 1fhazrrn1e kreak-
fast N bIisEtm ignnrznrs q how E1r
-DElF 1hsF hnd missed the man Eh1
1fey fnllF baIieEsd 70 hsEe already
1'enehed zhe Eri1Er nf zhe Lost lef1er-
AalhBnEh dlleT were eaeer 20 be sEas
nnre. n Wzs smFnazble - Etar1 al ahs
hnrEHs lad SnIly rsn1szns frnm fhenea
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27

Trump, thumpl Rattle, rzttIe, crzshl
Young Percy Stonebroke rolled down the
steps Of the palatial residence Of Mr.. Gold
bands.
Mr. GOldbOnds returned to the house, roll
ing down his sleeves
SPsps. Q, papa what hive yOa been do
ings'
This question came in anguished tones
from the ruby lips Of Arzbella GoldbOnds-
Putting out the light Of your life" an
Ewered papa, who had done little caves
dropping in the bah the night before.-BaI.
tinore American.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27

A farmer drifted into hardware store at
MuIhaH and was asked by the nanarer:
Don't you want TO buy bicycle TO Tide
around your farm on2 They're cheap now.
Gan give you one for s."
I'd sooner put the $55 into a cow said
the farmer.
But think," said the manager, '1h0E fool
in you would look riding around town On a
COW"
1Oh, don't know" said the farmer; mo
more foolish, perhaps, than / would milking
bicycle kansas Cry Journal
Childhood may do without grand pur
pose, but manhood eznnOt--Hollznd-
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27

n nay seea taredible. bz1 if's
true TEes1y VARS sg0 he Ezs bzr-
glar- Vow he's :. Preaeher Of tbs Gas-
pel and usefnl nzA
II doesn't seem fnaedible 70 ne
kngv q nost ezeeIen4 preaeAGoa1he
West side Eb0 <zs o1ne u1ni PoEfi-
Gm-CzieaED Enbz1E
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27

Who Is that MN zroznd the corner
who eomPGnins that the baby u1ked
kn Ehen II eEied for seE minutes
laEt niEhfg- aslaed the Kifle U0nza-
Dolt F01 kl0EE- her h1sbz1d IL
sp1nde1 Hes bee1 working IN .
b1sler Enrtsry for 10 aast Ere yH--
Washzur1uu SIR.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27

Information eheerfuIlY furniShed
Shortest and best route West. Northwest
Southwest Southeast Northeast OGerinl
superior accommodations and lowest rates
Close connections a. Union Depot. Toledo,
with all Trunk Lines and at Wheeling vitk b
q O. ROYAL Blue Line trains Il viii pay you
20 consult AGENTS Of this railway
h J. BOOTH, Gen Trzne Mr..
Z. IL COOLIDGE, Gen Pass Agt-.
Cleveland. ohIo-
wheeling. W. Va
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-01

FURNITURE STORED, PACKED
and shipped; competent workmen rela-
bic service; moderate charges. J. N Nc
Gillis, furniture.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-01
ron RENT--HoUsE SEES.

-O~~-~-~~~~~~~-~~-~~~--~~~
FOR RENT. ON OCT l. THREE
story dwelling, Ogiethorpe avenue, near
Abercorn street twelve rooms above base
menI; one Of tie most desirable residences
in the city. w. L. Wilson & Co., a Bay
street, east. Telephone 667.
FOR RENT, LARGE HOUSE, TAY-
Tor, between Bull and Whitaker. c. A.
L. Cunningham.
FOR RENT, OCT. lsT. ON LIBERTY
street, large roomy house; suitable for
boarders. d. Is, Lester.
FOR RENT. 7O3 GWlNNETT STREET,
east; convenient to S, f. and w. Ry. l..
d. LaROche.
RESIDENCE. All CASTOR STREET.
east; in perfect order and condition; all
modern conveniences; cheap rent TO desir-
able tenant. Estate Solomon Cohen, West
Broad and Broughton.
COSY, COMFORTABLE HOUSE, 2l7
Waldburg street, east; newly painted In
side and outside; newly papered; every
convenience; to right tenant S25 the month,
Est. Solomon Cohen, West Broad and
BroughtOn.