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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-15

Surgeon General wyman says Kel
West yellow fever has run ita course.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-15

Vandals have mutllated the statue
facing the stadtschloss, at Potsdam.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-15

Go TO the Columbia Electric and Re-
pair Company for all kinds Of new and
repair work. from O cambric needle to
a bicycle, boiler or engine. Quick work
and satisfaction guaranteed. Logging
machinery Of all kinds a speciality.
Shop opposite Ross, Higgins & Co.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-15
BUSINESS POINTERS.

Fresh cracked crabs at the National
Cafe.
Hires root beer ut the Spa candy
factory.
Burbank potatoes. 81 a sack. At Pats
Market.
Jefrs Is the only" restaurant
White cooks.
Best l5-cent meal. Rising Sun RestaE.
rant. 6l2 Commercial street.
Chill con carne and frijolles At Lee
Herrng's National Cafe every day.
Until further notice the Astoria
creamery will pay FAN cents for butteI
fat
Cold lunch, picked pigs feet, oys'
ters, sheep's tongue. ETC.. at the Ma
tional Cafe.
Do you know snodgraas makes
Stamp Photos? Call and see them
They are all the 80.
Cream Pure Rye, Americas fines
whlskey. The only pure goods; guaran
teed rich and mellow. John L. Carlson
sole agent.
Buy Roslyn coal; the best coal foi
heating and cooking purposes on tn,
market. George w. Sanborn, Agent
Telephone 1911.
Boquet de Cuba and Key West GEM
are the finest scent cigars that evei
came to this market. Henry Roe, op'
poslte brewery.
Visitors from Portland and elsewherS
Will ind the pleasantegt rooms In A
toria at the Bay City house, ITO Tenth
street, Mrs. E. s. Andrews, proprietress
Kelley's transfer wagons deliver boz
wood to any part Of the city on short
notice. All orders left at Zapfs fur.
nlture store. $50 Commercial street, will
receive prompt attention. Telephone
214L
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-15

The following reduced rates are in
effect via the o. r. & N. between Asto-
ria, Portland and intermediate points
along the river: Fare, rs cents; section,
20 cents; lower or upper berth, 80 cents
each: stateroom, 76 cents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26
.SOn g. s..

lobte, Die, 70 lanse Die Sreunbe Bel
ibnsn peilten, 10 entbuiiaitii9 unb mus
tbia in bic 3utunft blidten, ipuroen
nat ibrem 8essang nieberseiHlageu
uno perSa9t. -Ile bier batten Die ram
tepblle Sdituns nno bic &dlte Der 81
9aegots Iebr pobl bsmertt unb lie
fiir6teten, baB iid) unter 10 pielen bras
pen 2eutsa bod 8errGtber finoen Mir
ben.
Wib Gurran belncrfte ben neibiihen
babsrfiilten unb bDien 9lid, nit benz
Sir Sbomas ibren 8erlobten NAB, ols
er ibm e~ntsegnete, iehr ppbl uno flu
Iterte Gain Gmmet leiie ms DIR:
gS iii nidt gut fir uns, bab er mid
bier bemertte, bic ibm Dor ipsniseu Sos
gen lire Sarb perpeisert bate. So'
buIo iein, SAB unb gisennub in Srase
tOmmt, i9redt er Dor ni6ts auriid; bas
9lut feiner anselld6iti9en Mutter
pe~rleusnet ii9 ni4t. Gr pirb Srlano
perfaufen, I'm Tobert gu perni9ten unb
ii9 ar mir 81 ridden"
,&e9nen mir auf 8ottes 8armhers
5ietsit unb Wetsbsit uno unterpsrfen
mir uns osmutbig, mas uns beitimmt
it,, erpiberie einfu9. aber nit 3uoers
ii9t 9uop Gmmst. rGiir9ten mir nur
Gott uno iont Riemanben in Der
Welt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26
XII.
Ser8e +.

Oer y.
Na9 ieinem Gintritt liiftete Der
mastirte Mann auf einen 4ugenbIid
bic Mdsfe.
Gr mar tein anberer als Sir S6os
mas S'gasspt, Der bon Wlib Gurran
peri9mdbte 5reier, Der ieinem gliidliz
Gen Nebenbubler Cir &pbsrt Gmmet
tOotlide Ha4e sei6poren bate.
Der 2orbz@ puperneur Bat i'm plab
gu nebmen, i4loB bic Seniter, sog bic
9orbdnge gu unb begab iiG ielbit in
bas 8or5immer, Inn bic 2ataien fort
aui6iden. Damn na6m er ieinenliebz
~lingsplaB am &amin Elm, mo er ioebsn
Die itiirmii9e llnterrepung nit benz
9rafen b'@rpor sebabt bate.
8eioe i6ienen iibler 2aune gu iein.
&etner traute Dem @nosrn, unb 10 go
eerten lie, Die unterbaltung au Begin
men, ais Oh lie i'm 9e9riffe i%tdnben, cine
i4le6te Sanblung 81 bessben.
nMir biintt", begann enbli9 Sir
Shumas, rals ob Der @raf b'4rpor
fat i'm glei9en Qugenblit aus bieIem
3immer getommen 1T, in pel9em i6
eintrat. Wenn er gepubt bate, iper
Der mastirte Mann mar, 10 pGre bas
ie6r fatal. sic BADEN inn, ipie i9
bpffe, bod ni9ts bon unieren plGnen
mitgetbeilt? Gonit pGre ONES perloz
rem, benn bic Stride 2isa beiibt teinen
aufrt9ttgeren, er~ge6encren uno fiir6z
terli9eren 8er6iinbeten, ais bieieu
GranSpien.
-. So treble Elm perG6tli6es Sc
perbe. So peib es linb mon9mal
i6dme i9 mid, oab i6, Der 45tDmmz
ling zines Gei9le3tes, baBin ms6reren
8enerationen fir Srldno gu iterben
pubte, nun nit Semen elm perrGtberis
ides 8iinbniB eingebt, Die es erorofelt
ba6sn. 8, oGne bieie Srdu -! Sem
men Sic bas @efiibl perI6mG6ter
2iebe, Mblorb? &ennen Sic ben SaB
fir ben N~e6enbubler, Der iiber Sic bic
IGieln 5udi uno Sbre Solbsit perz
ld6t. Nein? 9iefe @efii6le iinb i'm
Stanbe, aus einem Gbslmann uno Gbz
renmanne, Der i9 nod Dor fpeniaen
Sagen mar, oas gu MAIDEN, mas i6
beute bin: einen Meineibisen, MDrber
unb Sei9lins!"
Der 2prbs8 oupsrneur mar Bel p<
len GrGffnun9en 3uiammensefabren
unb tart erbleidt. BeKsn ii6 bieIer
Srldnoer Dor linn antlagts, ipar bas
@er6re6en, bas audi er begangsn bate.
8eioe lparen Tie alio elmer ebrloIen
MiiIetbat i6uloig uno perbienten lire
8erurtbsilurg ourh Die 9si6i6te bes
2onbss Der Martprsr, pie bas ioeben
BON Sir 5bomas geI4eben mar.
NaG benz SrauJoien, and bieier!
Sas WaaB mar nirtli9 iiberpoa.
Gr perbdrg Ieinen S9reden, pers
iaate Die 9iloer, pelbe in ieinem franz
fen Sirn t%reiiten unb mari in bo6miis
tbigem uno Derlebenbsm Spne, in Isis
ner bOben, oas Sbr nsrlekerasn Stims
49,. G,,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26
rem, UNI oann CUR unri6tigen 3eit Oie'

rem, UNI oann sur unri9tigen 3eit bie'
les 3si9en gu seben.
Nobert @mmet piirbe baburd Minis
beitens als llnfdbiger, tpenn nidt gar
ais Ierrdtber ge6ranomartt tpsrben.
Guf ale 6Gue piirbe bieIes porseitiae
Sosi6lagen, neil bic MdfIen Der sSr,
ldnber ni9t CUR Stele iein tonnfen,
audi bic unterftiibung Srantreids
fehlte, sur Hieoerlage unb @efangens
nabme Cir &pbert gmmets fii6ren.
DEL 4ufitanb piirbe bann i'm &eime
erittdt.
Der 2orbzG ouperneur bate ben
Sarlegun9en bes @errGtbers nit ae.
ipanntsiter Qufmertiamfeit gelauI6t,
nit. elmer Sreube, bic er aber tluq su
DerberSen puBte. Gr ~berednete in &C.
oonten Die riefigen 8~ortbeile, ipel9e er
aus Der Sa9lage 81 sie6en gebd6te.
Ils Eetter Gnglanos aus bpppelter
8efdbr, aus elmer it9sren Iiebsrlaae,
mubte er feline Gage ansenebm pers
b%eiern.
pNusge5ethnet!" enti6liipfte Is i6m
Dem 9ebsge ietner Sabine.
0ie pernidtet unter Dem Orude Der
%begangenen S9anot6at anttpprteteSir
Sbomas tur3:
nSie 2iebe bringt einen i6arfIinnis
aeren uno ousgiebigeren Sob ais Der
Gbraeia berbor. Der 8ruber tDbtet
ben Sruoer uno Die 9eItien IN Der 8iis
ite 5erfleii4en ii9, tpenn bic 2iebe in
Srdge tommt."
Nu9 biefen 8orten ftiirste Sir
Sbomas pine 9rub our S6iir binaug.
nS4arfiinnis?" murmelte Der 9prbs
9ouberneur, inbem er nit ldnQen
S9ritten auf> unb abging. S6arfiins
nia9 Nein, blind ma6t bid oeine 2ies
be, Sir SbOmas. GetpiB, bsin Gee
benbubler piro iterbsn. Nber bu tpirit
in @pigfeit Der elenbe @errGtber bleia
ben, Der iein 2anb perfauft bat. unb
idliebli9 perbe i9r bid nod um ben
erbpfften 2obn bringen.
w... Define 9eliebte pirb mir oes
bOren! Wenn Hobert gmmet Der,
i9punpen iein ipirb, 10 tpsrbe i9 ibr
ia9en, fper bu biit. Sd tperbe ibr Be-
aiiglt9 oes S6idials Sir Goberts az
lerlei 1eripre6ungen MAIDEN, pofiir i5
mir meine Selobnung f9on 6olen
tperbe. Gs pirb ii9 bic alte 8eI6i6te
bon Der Sub unb benz 4bpDtaten ab,
fpielen.
~. Der slorrei6e Gprud gnss
lambs: ,Qaes nebme i6!" lit aud Der
meinige. gnes sebt gut, uno i6 perbe
i9liebli9 Der ein5ise 2a4er in Der
sanSen GomDbie fein."
Wtit bieien Worten iu9te Der 2orb
8ouperneur ietn S6lafsema9 auf
INN BON ieinen Pldnsn DO m0sli9 nod
tOitli9 gu trdumen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26
XII.
0erfriib ter Wufifdnb b.

v y.
Die Sugeno, @raSie, Snteligsn3
uno Sapferteit Cir 9pbert gmmets
batten auf Die Srau bes Griten SSniuls
einen tiefen unb bauerbaften ginbrud
eemaft. Die Sadie Srlanbs fanb in
Soiepbine einen ebenio berebten tpie
oduerbaften Sa9palter. Selbit nenn
Napolson i'm Orange Der Staatsge,
i6dfte feline 8eripre9unsen psrsefen
bate, piirbe i'm feline ssrau bon I3eit
gu 53eit baran e%rinnert baben.
@ber Der Grits &oniul beburfte feis
net @%nmabnung, benin er be6ielt bic
nit Sir Rpbert abgeipro9enen 0inse
iebr lpobl in ieinem ausge3ei9neten
8ebd9tniiIe, uno er barrie nur Der
Stunoe, um feline 9erfpre6unsen elm.
sulDIen.
Die ~ungeoulbige Soiepbine ipolIte
ods nidt reft begreifen. sic gebd1te
oaber cine giinitise 9elegenbeit abaus
ipdrten.
Der frnnSOiii6e 8oniul in Dublin
empfing %anfanss Suli cine psrtruulide
Mittbeilung, pel6e er Sir Robert
~iibsrge6en folte, ben er amtli1 ni6t
tennen burfte, unb Der i'm Sauie Ieinsr
Mutter INNER nod, fir Ollie uniidtbar
lebte.
Oie Sa9e mar iebr i6pierig, benin
felt Dem 0erratbe Sir Sbomos O'9ags
gots purbe Sir Hpbert Gmmet psins
lih iibsripa6t, neil Der 2orbs @ouperz
nsur ii4 febr 6iitete, nit rauber Sanb
in bic gntpidelung Der Sinse einaus
g%reifen. Gr pubte iebr pobl, baB ieoe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26
~T1xrnthnruer Gusrtte.

~qefdnont11e mddDen. Gr grtff CUR
@offe bes ipOttelnbsn Spbnes, bic i'm
ni6t bloBfteqte unb Suglei1 fsiner
Giaenliebe T6meidelte. Nuf Dem 5elbe
oes pffenen Meinungsaustdui6es ges
i6lasen, beleioiste CT unter Der Maste
bes Sppttes.
"Sieie Sran3oien finb INNER bisiei-
bent" rief er aus. ,Wel6e S1auipies
Ter, ipenn Tie ii9 nur etipas Wtiibe ses
ben. Sei benz ~lebenoigen 9otte, @raf
b'Irpor, sic ipielen, Inn Sbre !Saut
au retten, auf bas @ei9idteite tragitoz
mii9e &oaen."
sd bin BARN ni6t 10 TART ipie Sic,
berebrter 2orps@ puperneur. IS ges
bort elm grpbes i9auipielerif6es ga
lent unb cine b%efpnbere @eI6idlihteit
baau, nm bon Der blutoiiritisen Wutb
gum beleibigenoen S9ers iiber5ussben,
i'm ii9 aus einem tatboliI9en, armsr,
berfolsten uno brapen Srldnber iih in
einen proteEtantii6en GneldnDer unb
8erfplger ieiner 2anosleute gu pers
ponbeln.
~. Meine aufri9tigen @lidpiinz
iGe! Sic finpen iebr lei9t einen BEL
ieren Spipn tpie i4. Sn Subaier
maHgelt es ni9t. Sic piiisn bas better
a!s i6."
Snbem or hen 2orbzGouoerneur fell
i'm Iuge bebielt, ging Graf b'9lrppr
obne elm tpeitere5 @ort riidpGrts aus
benz 3immer.
Gaum bate CT bic S6iir 6inter iiG1
9eI9lohcn, 10 pernabm er Elm beftises
alin9eln, uno bic Safaten bes @orsims
mers itiiratsn 10 eilig in bas 8abinet
bes 2oros9 ouperneurs, bab lie eindns
Der fat umrannten.
SIN @laubsn, Dap Der 9orb= @ouper=
neur ben 8efebl su seben beabii9tigte,
bic S6iiren su beri9licben unb i'm feitz
nehmen gu lahen, nabm Der @raf cine
unter ieinem Mantel perbOrsene Piltple
I9uBgeredt our Sanb.
Der 2orbs9 ouperreur mp6ts dber
ni2ts bergleiGen. Der 5ranspie mar
bod cine Su 6efannte uno berpprrdgell,
De PeriDnIidteit, nm i'm einfa9 in ben
unterirbii9en @erlieben Iilmainbams
peri6pinoen laiIen 81 t6nnen.
Die SutGien purben leoigli9 beduiz
tragt, einen anoeren nd6tli9en 9eIus
der ein5nfiifrcl, Ger auf cine 4uDiens
portets. Gr trug cine Maste unb
0raf o'Irppr, Der i'm beim Sur6z
i6reiten .bes WarteSimmers erblidte,'
fcnnte ben Mastirtsn ni6t e%rtennen;
sr pernabm audi feinen Namen. Selblt
Der Steneri6aft IoGte Der Name bss
geiu6ers unbefai1nt bleiben, benin bic
Shiren Dffneten uno i3lohen ii9 eben>
10 raid als gerGui9lps.
Die S6ilopa6en lieben ben 8rafen
o'@rppr paiiiren. Ssrislbe mar 3tpar
rubisen @emiit6es, allein bod sufriez
ben, Der 8efabr in Der SDble bes Sis'
gers ~entsdngen gu iein. Gr bsI6lob
suna9ft, ii9 auf eini9e 3sit suriidsus
aieben uno bel einem Sreunbe perbpraez
men Qufentbalt gu nebmen. 9orber
tebrte er aber in feline @obnuns 5uriid,
no er ii4 gefli1entli6 ldnser aufbielt,
um bic Spdber auf falfae Sdbrte gu
brin9en.
Der 9raf pubte, bab bas 3si9en
gum &fe balo gegeben tpurbe, unb
er geoa4te, an oemielben tbsilsunebz
men, um 10 ieinen 9ant fir bic BON
Srlano sepdbrte GaitfreunbI9aft,
penn nDtbis, nit ieinem SoDs ab5uz
tragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

9retasne. Sd be9reife baber Die ges
eenieitige Spmpatbie Der 8retonen uno
Srldnber. Srlanb tommt mir por, lpie
Elm bur9 elm Hteienerbbeben ooer einen
Rieieniturm abgetrenntes Stiid unIez
rer Seimatb.
Der !Safen bon Dublin tit in Der
Siefe elmer ipunberbar i9Onen Bah ses
legsn. Wenn bic gnglGnber ni6t eiferz
ii9tis iebe Gntpideluns bes Sanbels
n~ieberbisltsn, 70 t0nnte Dublin mitgrS
fplg Die GonturrenS nit ben englii9en
&iiftenitGoten a%ufnebmen. Maifip unb
bitter erbeben ii9 bic englii9en &aierz
men uno 2esierunssgebdube, Defenders
aber &%ilmainbam, bic ben Safen be-
eerridenoe 5eituns, oas Stautsse=
fdngntb.
9ls i9 bier eintraf, befabl ib bic
Sa9e Srlanbs uno bic ~unieres 8aterz
lanbes Dem S9ube 9ottes, unb i6 bin
itols barauf ,iie i'm Namen Des gritn
Spniuls bier psrtreten 81 tOnnen. Se'
perii9ert, baB i9 Iaes baraniesen
lperbe, um Der Sadie Der Gere6ti9teit
gum Siege gu perbelfen."
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25
SCOTCH CHARACTERISTICS.

Rev. Frank De Witt Talmage
preached a sermon in Chicago last
Sunday on Robert Burns and The
Scottish" His diagnosis of the Scotch
character is one of the best We have
seen. Here it is:
There is one characteristic which
we must admire about the Scotch, and
that liz, they never do anything in a
half-hearted way. IL Seotehman is
kind he is one of the sweetest, gentlest
of men that ever lived; if he is mean
he is as bitter as gail. If he is mean
he is mean all the way doa and all
the way up, and all the way through
forward, backward, and backward and
forward. II he loves you, he loves you
from head down. II he hates you, be
hates you from his feet up, and he al
ways let's you know it. Take the
Scotchman in his theology. If he is a
Christian, no free agency for him. He
opens his mouth and swallows the
whole scheme of redemption. foreor-
dinatiop, original sin, eternal degrees.
the attributes. heaven. hell, the judg
ment, the atonement, damna-
ton. and salvation, everything
goes down, and every breath he
draws smells of the fire and the brim- |
stone. And he goes around with s |
great big piece of sulphur in each !
hand. and with every pocket stuffed I
full of the leaves of the eateehism. /
When 8 Seotehman is drunk he is /
drunk all through. Whist is Scotch /
drinkf Not elaret. not wine. not /
beer. not any light sparkling beverage |
But Scotch drink always means Scotch |
whisky. When q Scotehmsn takes
his drink, just the same as he takes
his theology, be always takes il
straight. He wants 10 water ard no
dllution in either. And the more fire
there is in both, the better he likes it
A true Seotchman is through and
through, up and down, in and out, or
else he is nothing.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25

Speaking of the need of township
reform a prominent and thoroughly
reliable citizen gives us the following
incident which came under his personal
observation 1t happened some years
ago but it is just such thing as IS
liable to occur any year under our
present system, and I is probably but
occurred in this and other townships of
the state. This is the story: A woman
who had long been charity pensioEer
died and was buried at the expense of
the township. About that time new
trustee came into Office. A daughter
of the deceased pensioner called on the
new official as usual for the old lady's
pension and it was paid for months.
Finally the trustee by some means
learned that the pensioner had no
earthly existence and stopped the
weekly stipend. Thereupon the
daughter Ian able bodied woman) be.
came very indignant and appealed to
the citizen above alluded to to call on
the trustee and bring him to time. The
amazed citizen who knew that the old
lady had long been dead expressed
surprise at the audacity of the thing,
and of course declined TO be party to
any such imposition.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25
Business College Items.

Walter Fulghum left Tuesday morn
ing for an extended trip through New
Castle, Elwood. Alexandria, Marion
and other northern towns in the inter
est of the college.
Miss Matte Hodgin has accepted a
position as bookkeeper and cashier for
Hadley Bros grocery.
Orla Mckee accepted a position in
the Office of the +. Il n. Lawn Mower
factory last week.
Miss Ruby Hamilton has acce pied a
position as stenographer in the Rex
Buggy Co.'s Office at Connersville,
Ind
Henry Bentlage has accepted posi-
ton in the Office of Gsar, Scott & Co.
Miss Pearl Burk leaves this week
for Leon, Iowa. where she take posi-
ton as stenographer in Hoffman's la y
office.
Lloyd eakle has taken position in
Ira F'lickingsr's grocery store.
Will Thomas has given up his posi-
ton with Carson. Pierrie. Scott & Co.
of Chicago, and has taken a better one
with the Illinois Can Co.
Miss Anna Williams, Miss Emma
Mote and Leslie Chenoweth are back
In school after an absence of a week,
caused by sickness.
DR.. j. W. kapp gave a talk before
the students last Friday morning which
was much appreciated His subject
was Essentials of Success
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25

Fred Herbert who has been en-.
gagged 10 a restaurant in Richmond is al
home again.
Qaite number of cases os grip ar.
prevailing at this time.
James McCurdy Of Kansas, but re.
Gently married near here, has pur.
chased the MeGeth property on south
johnson street, at $3.50.
Mrs. Philip Cole. of Indianapolis, is
her waiting on her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin kemmer, both being old
and sick also.
A revival meeting has been in prog
ress Elm the NJ. E, church for severa
weeks, some accessions have been
made.
Bishop Floyd dedicated church at
Amboy. HIS, Sunday week ago.
R0l Chrsman, who had enlisted in
the 18th regiment of the regular army.
came home few days ago, having
been discharged.
The house occupied by Homer KEN
mer and wife, on north Davis street,
caught fire on Thursday last from a
defective iue and was only saved by
the hardest work of the many who in
time reached the building. The rooe
AID rafters were about half destroyed.
Charlie Alcom. an old soldier, who
has been in quite feeble health for
Some time is at present very poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Roberts, after
several months visit TO their old home
IN Kentucky, returned home Saturday
evening
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25

Mi,ler's about two dollars were taken
A blood hound was put On the track
and followed it for several miles. per
haps half way between Cambridge
City and Fl sgerstown, and there lost
the trail,
Mrs. o. P. Worries of Cincinnati il
visiting her parents. P. j. Hoshou,
and wife.
Inter sting |. tiers are reeeiyed from
Mr-. L liza Tay lor, Dresds n. Sax nv by
her Milton friends. She spent y ma
IN Berlin with friends and was shown
through the empe-or's palace AMI 9TH
er places of note.
Philio Izor, Mrs. Ann L. Munger
and Mrs. Catherine Conley, all aged
people are q1ite low and not expected
to last long.
Able Izor of Indianapolis is q,
Philip Izor's.
Mrs. Sarah Lavelle of Anderson il
at her ct ler's, Mrs. Conlev.
Mrs Ann Vasson has gone to Ind
annapolis with her daughter Mary
They will be absent three months.
ia mes Gray continues quite poorly
His nurse, Mrs. Ella K.ene. hai re
turned to Indianapolis.
Josh Gresh returned q few days ago
from New Castle, where he visited
Elem Ratliff and family.
The Schubert orchestra VII give s
conc, ri in aboat two weeks. The boy
are playing we'll. They already have
two commencement engagements.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25
ECONOMY.

mile east of this place.
There is to be pie social at Bailey
school house next Friday evening. Ali
the girls of the Economy high school
are invited to bring pies.
Mrs. Gertrude Border, q sister OF
Grant and Harry Parsons, has been
visiting them for q few days.
George Cook has sold his black
smith shop to Carl Conley.
David Sells of Hagerstown visited
his brother inlaw, Tom Stewart, OF
this place, last Sunday.
Herschel Bsllenger. a pupil of the
primary room, fell while running and
broke both bones in his right arm.
Mrs. Earl Harvey, of Centerville,
and Mrs. Ella Fenimore, of Carlos,
visited at Leslie Fenimore' last Friday
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. few of their friends to an oyster sup
per Saturday evening.
Mr.. b. r. B ,rtoa of Richmond was
visiting relatives in this place few
DAYS last week.
Mrs. John Sullivan OF Arlington
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
her aunt.
The order of l. O. O. F. did work in
their lodge SATURDAY. night, which Was
followed by a banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs More spent Sunday
with Mr.. Wm Smith and family.
j. w Oatland Was calling on friends
in Fountain City, Sunday.
The Friends church has large at
tendance at their Sunday school. hav-
ing called iuto service number OF
young teachers. We think this spe AXIS
vel for our young people.
There is very little sickness in our
village now as all on the sick list are
convalescent
Don't forget the hop at Lew Harris
Saturday night.
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MONEY IN The BUSINESS
Manner I'm which the Old Man Got the
Best of the Magician.


"A number OF years ago l made a
trip through the West" said the
sleiyht-of- hand performer. lit VAS nos
what you may call q startling financial
success. but | managed TO reach South
ern California before | was stranded.
1T was ere that suddenly awoke
TO the fact that a five-dollar gold piece
was my entire capital. with the next
town good many miles ahead OF me-
There was bur one thing 10 do, and
that was 10 walk. as | knew the little
money l saad would be needed when |
arrived for necessary expenses and
couldn't afford TO waste il on ear fare
1T wasn't as bad a proposition as it
had looked on the face; the roads We're
IL good shape. and the air cool and
crisp. and il was in the midst OF the
orange picking season.
IF the town ahead hadn't been so
far / might have enjoyed the tramp.
but as ii was | found myself growing
tired. and stopped for a rest where an
old man was engaged in picking his
orange crop.
He was a soeiable old chap. and evil
|. IDENTIFY thought l was looking around
for an orange orchard, and dldn I at
tempt TO undeceive him. for | found his
oranges delicious. and as il was grow
ing near meal time | nat. high hopes
that he might ask me 10 dine with him.
He kept remarking that there was
money In oranges. and | finally con
Guided To have little sport with him.
"Palming my sole remaining gold
piece | reached for an orange anu slow
ly cut ii n halves with my knife.
With an exclamation of surprise | pre-
tended to pull the coin from the
orange. while tne old mans eyes fairly
hung out of his head as / did So
He reached for the coin. blt il. rang
it. and then dropped the coin III his
pocket, saying as he did so:
'Wul, by gum, l always said that
thar wuz money in oranges, an now
l kin prove it
Il gave a gasp when | saw my last
cent go into the old mans pocket, and
l tried to explain >-e situation TO him,
saying il was only joke.
But the old man wouldn't have II
that way. He said e saw me take the
coin from the orange, and that the
orange belonged to him, hence any
thing that may be I 'und in il was his
too
He was a larger man than L. and SC
he wouldn't listen to reason, and had
to pace sadly on.
Il hired out at the next ranch to pick
fruit until 1 could get money enough to
pay my fare home.