davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Delta independent., 1899-01-13

~ - ~ ~ lh1lOnnnoS9uA ~Yoa
20 yoarssH intnsy - aAswina ssch
eosesga aAoas Oapeain Barclay. tvwy-
body ays %. and ISIS all wasnsa = far
- he's concerned He never nstioss
yeor messages In any way
bwas calling to feel hes.s1 ssnssssd
- esitieised. bus Mira Wina - -
euoins assd 70 si,rt Is ~ non,
than Calling to b - shss ~ wssilcm
loves now turned t.C.. ~ aAnDaso nth
contempt She oould bens u shee they
shouh say that Galahad Baselay was
assi. circlins within danger q her
fascinatioos and woald speedily opd
himself powerless to resist 6he enuld
sos bear 10 that they shoah dsclass bin
dsad 70 80. Tho anger ahlaap d her
eyes and flushing her checks was some-
thing even Ara FAnlkues bad nsvsr
seen before IL was ~ shoaeh - bad
roLsed some almost tigeYish txaiA For
. moment Laura stood aiaSiEs q her
visitos. one hand nervoaSly clusehipg
At the balcony rail. tho other q the
snusly buttoasd bodice q hss dark
gown
A. that instant the door of Baselay' .
quarters opened and the souDA of glad
voices pPecested bat q second a. two tho
appssranes { feminine drapesy q lhs
threshold Nrs. Brooks came haekipg
into view. chatting voluhly with spGs
one skill invisible. An. fnxisS enme
siding after. and then ~ they eoachsd
the open air the deep tones of shsis in.
valid hose were heard nsingling With
the lighter. shsillcr. il uos szactly il,
very, scents Of his visieosa One alapcs
they threw toward the yoaAg masson
st the opposite end ct the pinzn. and
then IL seemed ~ though Ara Rnnier
promptly precipitassd hsssslf iase che
doorway again. - though 70 haork IL
against Barclays possible sgrsa ''De-
termined mot to let him - mo. noe me
him.. were the unspoksa wos1s thas
flashed through Laura thoughsA Same
devil Of mischief seemed 70 WhisDss in
her ear. fer when Mrs FAslknes tosnsd
again there stood hes hostsas holding
forth for her inspection litsls 500 ad-
dressed to Mira II. II Winn IN . hand
Mra- Faulkner recognised at oace M
Bsrclay'A With IN 10y 0sss the laaly
spoke
''You think he doesn's wsita This
came only AL hour ago.
Not dvs minutes later 0sA 9rasies
turned to Nrn Taulkses snd saasd,
"Whas was Lau1a Vim sAoWin0 you
"a lester7''
ArA Blythe was passing - ths ~.
ment. Ada Lawrence. . tall, pAllid clip
Of girl. In her Gfss black dsoan. walk.
The Delta independent., 1899-01-13

Nm VIM Wn0 fvvYsernp m her pSNR0
esntttwg sptN Nv. ErHDf"n.
1a1s Of her nsishbors! Why should she
eabrtt to parsirnouious skimpiux and
eeeeRrsrirss. % living with oniy ous
Rsvaos wken several other women bad
IN. - ~ H. Jistic shifts sud Esccu-
0so0 puW Hany .ksd decIared 20 be
Dspssyf % was bis buSiseEs tn PRO
~ 1us ~ nssde Her father had si-
ways ssppcrted h-r in seyis: Why
ssslds't Harry 60 ssc A0ss Tr0A -
kssw wisre shs rus1j61 bin ~ ~
srshira brs hts !-y. H ~ ~ svssy-
chung. Sus DO h..S scv1 onAso tboag6e
fcr the r,ofr-x. though sbs hod -takea
rcr1srs ~. HH3stacuehs q what she
shc-ld wear or vss o. drink. LAara. Iov-
q the god shines q tAts life and I'D
The Delta independent., 1899-01-13

tesieTr'
ting sadly ~ her aide Mfa fsulknes
nodded asrent 70 shc question. bus
glanced siRniacantly At tho passersby.
ON their way sss,miugly to the house The
elders bud jest left. MnA Blythe bowed
courteously and kmiIed. hat the smile
was one Of those half hearted attempts
that sessned to wiiber instantly ss Mra
EEazicF's solema aud distant ralufation.
''Now that's thsss woman taking
Ada Lawrenns sAsrs forF' was krA
HfAziss's cuesy tbs insaast tho tive
were oss oS eazsbot. sod sos the mo.
meat Gbs fnr2ot tho lssssr aud the sis-
affIcans Glance IN Nra Faulkurr.s eyea
Bus Nra Brooks had mot ard mo ,oouc,
hsd ehe door os Earcl.v.souarscr, op,r.
I'd md swallow cd M th., nav c.il.r,
than the mator,, w;fe surue.i b.ck IN h
"You don't mean . l,.,,cr from-.
him.'' she asked. With . cod oe sbe
he.d NJ Bayrl.v's cuartcra
.I didn,s mean "a e,v .uvsbio. .hcue
IT,. enid NJ. Fuuikncr with proocs
hcs,soeicn ..bus vou .-,.r, IN kro~ :.
,uuch a. T do and DO r,ade M ....r,e
n a vh.te1c, Tnde,d 7 ac,,,s Lro,-
that eher.,. .uvshiov H., i, ,i.s .rv.,,,d,
miebtu't s,n"
"I ,hi,,k .ho ha. m bn,;ns.. ~h.,.
ever recci,,no Iet,ers nov ,h.s he, hns.
hana,. .v.vouo, N, oshe, ,ir.. r.,
tl,.s r,.es-" " -.;a AZ, Fr,,;., h,,.,.
...nd w,s., ~ 81, l,., =, "a r., y' =.
son;.h.i :. h;r,
..For hc.,.n,. .,h. ac,, .s,, no.
- - - ''-'
The Delta independent., 1899-01-13

~ - Cos seAe: esnnsl - oshe. = - ~
ooEee CeosA eeoosDh0 esn. =. " -
10 3 o1rs LissrieS No q. = ~ ouan11SS q
Noe. s1ns an1 ro.ta. =
neas s.es. u. naa- TAs.s sssvs.. Aap
q. snS s,A .s sSSm sss,,es = y ~ ~ sss Sipr
s,,i n 4 srH ahssssS nssss ~ So:dsp 81 n;
r..,ssSousn n. ~ s.~ a i,Sisa. Counev ss,1
Sssie sSor~seir - a. ~ Trssdav II Isis~ ~
az NV ~ S~s,asr,,s,S 4 d ~
fress nC ~ TSes,N kesves.. ystss: CsuA
~ " svssmbsssA that ON wsspssSsy. ~ ~
os H1~iss S..s - IL aswsn.hss ~ .s
ss,S q. ~. nj ii,~ s@.nd dsv tSssrcf De
The Delta independent., 1899-01-13

rAs bvoad. sAtss I'D sssss empHl
liahnsns wss ajaE. ssd some cos wAs
moving aboas In shs kieehen-Hanaibal
probably getting coffee fos his nasscs
In dns fos Dornine soAblsA Jua 70
~ IL wisn sipsosd Up the low Steps %
The rear doos. and there u ssood, not
vide opsn. bus jsss sjas. "Aiss PaFdy"
AaA Dssdsd Ass wayA thes. nd was
riding bssinee, - aald
Softly catering. hs Dasse1 through
~ listls hitches isso The dssk dipins
rone beyosd. fsls Ais w shsoaeA iato
his deserted den 70 The tsls-tAs blinds
Wsss sighsly elussd-sAsses 10 shs nss-
sow hall and up The msprsed. cssakisa
s1aiyA Ths doue of tie hock soo0 ~
the sasS shs ssrsasy. was night - ehs
landing. The light of The asws vas
strong eoouRh TO reveal dioiy ob3ecss
WishinL That doos. TOO. vas wids opsu.
asd shas ty shs bsdstds vas shs cradle
a his baby and the little ons piacidl,
aslsep. There In heT hsd. insocsos -
shs possibility os msscUlins ohsssvasion.
hss ears closed. h9 month vide opse
b the ssupos Of sSssp. by tbs do@sssio
eo0biassiou q nssss and maid a sll
v@k He sipsoed pass the door ana
ssfsly sppsoaohsd shas q The 'front.' The
vsseward roon-his asd laaes'A II
toa was partly epsaL A lamp bssDs1
Ainly % sbs b1seaa. he broad. whiss
bsd. With iss tsoblsd pillows anA sn.ssd
back covsslse. was empty. % - SosnA
~ room 70 b. Lasn. shsa. asd soa
shs Daid. was shs sasly sisss Ssfsly -
ssasehsd ahoss tie sDSss 1oes 6As
bod hsasd bin. sfsss all. end Vas hid
~ snoswhsss - seass hin. No Thew
- ~ baek q ~ rueAtns chair hsss
~ Diah bsribanssA wme0ss ~ vas
. hsssning 70 ~. - q ascshR -
Aainey. lase tBin0sA ai0hessAs 0ho
nase - - - AssansA. his lasgutA
lssy LaasA VITO sasSiy russ bsecsv .
e'eloek - . rals. ssA sow u Wos esly
Q. 4 ssssss shreAbisa bsoas = he
AsasA Quietly hs snsssd spd sssss3sA
doWn shs stairn. ssSuck Q match In The
paSlos. asosbss II ~ dining sous.
Bosh wsss smpsy Ths Ass and iss sles
- vsse s1plosNd No eas shsra
Oss hs went through ~ kitchss 10
the sasswasd pnsch asais. Ths lIghs
was strueesS Oves the lsvsl msA to
she edes of The blu6. sos 30 yards
swsy. bis eager eyes swsps In search
VI sho trusns form There Stood ~ The
very brow os Tbs pso3scsina poass ~
the ncrshsass sids hssle. Isssicsa son.
oes houss whers ssestmeotal oosplss
sometimes ~ sud iooksd over the shal-
low valley Of u,ooulishs nishtA asd
there. Close bsstds H. switching shs
kin os ber stylish riding habit With
hes whip ssood Lsurs winn. Juss -
she tsrpsd and alancsd I'm patiently ovss
her ahoaldsr ous fruo the adjoinipg
door came . soldiesly form In riding
drssA Tor IN instant thrce forms sssm.
ed ~ stacd stock ssiil. shea cane The
abock ssd ross os tbs revcills ssa, ssA
beeosv the echoes rolled awAy Lisueep-
The Delta independent., 1899-01-13

wls vo1sded end sapeursa. a.d an
anoehsf ssissss WoasAsd soe eomhat-
sae bat . TREMBLING skslkes. Oas drag
gsd oat from Q cleft in am0ag th0
bowldeEs and kicked into the yesssocs
a the eommandins omces ty burly
Iishman who would have lost shs bli0
a . daass pay day sprees rather than
that one arhisvemcnS tor the kknlking
captive VAs Namdaaa, and Nxrsdan Was
Engliah
4 more Ab3sck pisiabla helpless
wretch even Texan troopers had sever
seen lmploring his captors TO proters
him esainss ~ illiinitabls possibilities
Of lynch hv-fos shefe wess veteran
soldiers present to who's shinkina
sxscusion vsss all too good for Marsaen
the sx-ses.eans told the story Of his
seealinRs and the names Of his aceom-
pliceA tus declared that all bis i'll gotten
gains were gnna. Evssy cent hs bad at
the sims Of Lis Fight vas taken from
him. he protested. By the gang Of dss-
peFaa0es among whom be bad found
refugs.
''Hs's lyin. ssr. I" declared Ssrssans
Shaushness- as this junrtura Hes
hidin the hoish Ct is sosnsw heres. IN
shsss's nosbin like she sooss Of laFias
% fyishss his mimosy." Bss old Mol
lane osdsscA silence
yos oec. 70 wo.o - - JOG
-. 80 "o " "'".' "s s0e I"
~ =. 70 ~. 'u. !os 49,
n me eo'oos. 49, "u.s ss's %
w "o'e. psop0 go ~ 20
sux na.uee ssons w'sn - Aos
q.'eA" Soo ~ ssssS ~ s Soe 90
,S. -r
=, " 49, 10Y nue. IVY ca
- y 'nn - ~ ~ .ua 'o,
IVY :. oe w'sn ooos..' oS
pIO N.s sc. q ~ -
soD. nssns =. Sp-a Guy sen' .ssn
" po.oH -" w"1 vese 20 o:s'e
80 mo ~ ou en
ce - ooess s.ess 49,. n's -"
~ ecove 'n0 ws'e1 my - ve'en'
~ NJ. c0n: ne ~o0'o ~ I"p'e.
70 ns.p - az eoo'a =. as,oe o1e-
'oes.~ n.v ~ .' " ~.
~ 70 ~ 80 mon,n soe ~.
p. ~.''o ~oo'o % n." oos -
'.s N"u'o ~ u
". nA1se ~oe" NV !" W 20 oseas
~ Nv .ooAsely' one - oS
~. ou's sssne' Ae.e eA'1o NJ 1917
"ss n'n soAn poiees VIA sny osn0
~ o.s sIas ~ : ~. "Ae ~
oo's 10 ees 'ASns q ~ aosos a
ooss snaA ~ DO. s"o oas
:, ro0'o nss ns W .oeey 70
os'eD eow "n4 oA1 u
., - vo.y .o's nov
sea"9 ~ snss - 0snAS
.noe'" ~ ~ sn olo - v
nseo o. sss ssss-snss ~ oo.o
~ ~sse oeens sse .os oso
~ 70 ~ - osos.
.eo - 49, y
~. ~ ~ p sovs " Dys. ~ -
~. ocs:0 -
-. - ~ ~ @
i" ~ 10y
n.s =. ~ ~ -
~ ,I,. Ps" -.
-s...,- 80. ~ s.A,s s
-. -. ' -, -. " ~:
49,. 49, - ~" o."1 :" cn
vD~b tSscoO asDo DE OWE Ceuck0ctox.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

-. y
-seas@ rich III honey where the bee
can get then. with least effort, means All
increase in the quantity and quality of
the honey garnered i'll the hives.
1t is on this principle that DR.. Pierce 8
Golden Medical Discovery increases the
quantity and quality Of the nutrition of
the body The ingredients Of this medi-
cine arc selected to furnish the blood
and stomach with the essential materials
for body building, in a concentrated and
assiulilable form, They make THE con
ditions under which the stomach and
organs Of digestion and nutrition must
work, as easy as possible, and SO reduce
strain and waste AS the strength of
the body is re-established disease is
thrown off It is due to this fact that
persons with weak lungs, obstinate
cough, bronchitis, and other diseases,
which if neglected lead to consumption,
find a complete cure BY using " Golden
Medical Discovery"
= DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the
best blood purifier that ever used. !" writes Mrs
NJ Hartrick. of De,nster, Oswego Co. N. Y" It is
about three years since my health began to fail
the physicians pronounced enlargement Of the
liver. My back panied me all the time: the doc
tor said must not ride, in fact could not ride
my right side. commenced taking the Golden
Medical Discovery and Pellets took them for
three months: and still continue the Pellets I
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, book containing 1908 pages,
is given away by the author Send FL
one-cent stamps for expense Of mailing
only, for the edition III paper. or 81
stamps for the book bound iii cloth.
Address Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04
Blickensderfer Typewriter.

Latest and best Prices. s35 and $50
Most complete, durable. speedy and
quickly mastered Typewriter made.
Scientific keyboard. The only high
grade machine at reasonable cost
Guaranteed longest. Only machine
With automatic word-spacer. Saves
Call and examine it. J. A. SOMMER-
VILE, Special Agent. Newport News
Va, Washington ave-, cor. 31st street
374 ordered by Treasury Department
last month. Illustrated catalogue free
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER !, 1899.
NATIONAL "INDECENC>Y.'

Mr.. Marcus Aurelius Hanna seems to
lR that Admiral Dewey may finally
consent to accept the nomination fol.
president. In fact. the Ohio boss is
50 anxious over the possibility tat the
Admiral may reconsider: that he in
dulges in u few remarks which J.. q not
justified either by reason or by the
facts in the case There is absolutely
no ground for saying that the desire
70 honor Dewey further is "nde cent =
The fact that the hero of Manila Bay
mas announced desire to keep out Of
politics does not alter the case at ALL
Or course, If he persists in his determi-
nation. the people Will have to be con-
tent with some man who is more Of Il
politician and probably less Of a man
II there is any indecency in connection
with the matter it is this attack of
Hanna upon a perfectly proper and
natural sentiment felt hy the American
people.
Whatever may be said regarding The
political accomplishments Of the -Ad-
miral it is quite apparent that he pos
sesses many OF those inherent qualities
Of greatness which would enable him
10 meet and overcome the difficulties
of the highest Office in the gift Of the
American people.
We believe Admiral Dewey's determi-
nation TO stay out OF politics is 4 wise
one SO far as he is personally concern
ed. 1.-The wishes to reconsider the mat
ter, however, we fail to see how it could
be considered indecent" unless block
ing the game of one Of the most brazen
corfuptfonis'ts of the aSe, comes under
this definition. SO far as the voters OF
the country are concerned they might
easily select worse man upon which
10 bestow the honor Of the Presidency.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04
CORNER STONES AND EGGS.

Why are all those hens running down
the Illinois Central tracks?
They are getting out of Chicago as
fast as they can.
Whats the reason?
They are afraid they can't lay an
egg now without the approval Of the
stone-cutters' union.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

Mr.. Perry Belmont seems to be hav-
ing a tough time Of it recently. His
Democracy has been under suspicion
for some time and now he comes from
abroad with a sprained ankle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

The experience of that Georgia reg-
ment in New York is a striking recon
mendation Of the Judgment displayed
it to the Philippines. There is no tell
ing what would happen if they were
given real opportunity to get lost.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

Dewey's immunity against Spanish
bullets did not prevent the marriage
rumor from hitting him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

able.

The ID" key on the typesetting ma
chimes doubtless feels that it deserves
Observation-Disclosures Post
t would undoubtedly need extensive
repairs if the unspoken thoughts of
Rear Admiral Sampson were printed in
full.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

So far as we have been able to learn,
during his recent visit to WASHINGTON,
Governor Tyler did not select the seat
which he feels SO confident" Of winning
in the United States Senate
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

Mr.. Wellington III Maryland. talks
as II he thinks no one else in the State
can properly engineer Democratic
Waterloo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

Mr.. Hoke Smith also evinces a desire
to Sit up with the free silver corpse
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

The members of the Sunday School
say it was worth a good deal to see
the expression of relief that came over
the features of the pastor the follow
ing sunday when the class hour passed
without the blonde darkey putting in
AN appearance
THE RACONTEJ~R
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

Come. come. | shan't accept any
lame excuses said A1r. Bryan Pro
mise. now. like {; good fellow, that l
shall see you there next Sunday You
must tell me right now that you'll
come. won't take no for an answer:
so there's IN end Of it. You'll come
now sure: wont you?"
We'll, sir. Mr.. Bryan if you look at
il that way. I'll come promised the
nice young fellow: but l suppose YOU
know that I'm :, coored man I'm the
barber that shaved you last week"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

The farmer who keeps
bees plants buckwlleat
: handy to the hives. He I'M
dcrstands that to put flowers
rich in honey where. the b..a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04
AS YOU LIKE IT.
ORLANDO-"As1 remember, it
was upon this fashion"
THE REV. MIR. BRYAN AS a MIS-
STOEARY

Enthusiasm is good thing. EN-
pended judicinusly and under proper
conditions it is irresistible and car
r!cs everything before it. Sometimes.
however tn. overZe;l!ous man is lifted
up by his own enthusiasisrn and cast
into the far corner OF an awkward sit
ua1ion. The best of men engaged in
the best Of causes are not exempt from
the grim jokes that Fate perpetra Les
upon occasions. The victims OF these
jokes men call the victims Of crcum-
stances. The Rev Calvin Il. Bryan.
Eastor Of Ola st. Johns church. in
Hampton. he's one.
The popular minister takes a great
pride in his sunday School BY dint OF
his own cndeavnrS he has built ii up to
its present splendid standing and thu.
pastor is justly proud of his work.
His heart swells With JOY ana his bosom
With pride when he reflects upon the
success that has crowned his labOrs
but he is just as jealous as ever in
promoting the interests Of his Sunday
School and never neglects an oppor-
tunlty to increase the membership roll
when such opportunity presents itself.
Mr.. Bryan thought he was facing an
opportunity Of this kind the other day
when he met Il pleasant looking young
| man on the street. Who respectfully sn =
luted him and vas about to pass on
when thr pastor detained him and en-
gagged him in conversation. He was :.
pleasant spoken youth Us Well as nice
| looking and the preacher chatted about
| the weather and the condition Of the
streets and oth"r things that didn't
matter. trying To recall his identity
| The face was Il familiar one and the
voice was Well known to Mr.. Bryan
| bat he couldn't for the life OF him have
| told just where they belonged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

by the way" said the minister. Incl
dtnt;lly, Il haven't seen you at church
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-04

No" replied the young man. with a
i;uzzled look: Il don't belong to any
church: but my friends tell me ought
to join and think I SHALL
My boy said the minister. cordial
IS, come up to my Sunday School I'd
be delighted to have you
II m sure I'd like to Very much" an
swered the the young man, but you
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-18

The Sign of "Distress. >,

The London Chronicle" tells this
story of Maiuba Hill: "a slightly
wounded commissariat officer was be-
ing covered by the rife of a Boer
sharpshooter, when the former made
a Masonic sign. The Boer lowered his
rife, and, stepping over to the other.
made him prisoner, but treated him
in especially hospitable fashion as q
brother member of the craft. Tho
commissariat man ascertained that
Mr.. Kruger and General Jubert were
also Free Masons." In connection
with this an "Old Mason" writes:
"The story is not solitary instance.
Many similar touching incidents
occurred during the Franco German
war. Not only are President Kruger
and Piet Joubert enthusiastic Free
Masons. but practically every edu-
Gated Beers belongs to the order.
Most of the British officers also be-
long to the craft. New York
Tribune.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-18
A Aensation mt Bodie.

The people of Bodie are just now
considerably excited over death
which occurred there few days ago.
Mrs. Joel. wife of business man at
that place. was taken sick and
physician was summoned and pre-
scribed for her. He ordered certain
brand OF salts and bottle was OBJ
tanned from the drug store, a fresh lot
having been received from a whole
sale house at San Francisco that day.
The bottle was taken to the Joel
home and opened. Mrs. Joel was
given one dose and shortly after
died.
Some Of the residents say il is a
case Of suicide, while others advance
the theory that in some manner
poison was put in the bottle by
mistake while the medicine was
being put up in San Francisco.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-18
Output of the KlOndike.

No one will ever know exactly how
much gold was taken from the Klon-
dixie fields the past season. Since
the English government imposed a
royalty. the miners have adapted all
sorts of ruses to evade the law. 1t
is rather difficult to dodge taxes, but
it is more difficult to dodge a bad
cold and the grip this time of year.
When the system is weakened by
such attacks, and the blood becomes
thin and impoverished, the best
medicine to take is Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. This remedy builds up
the system. Besides regulating di-
gestion, it overcomes constipation.
1t is good for the kidneys and liver,
too, stimulating these organs into
the performance of their functions.
Nothing is so good for malaria.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-18
"NEvADA MARRIAGEs'' LEGAL.

Many an uneasy wife and mother,
in view of Judge Fitzgerald's decision
that Nevada marriages" are legal,
will feel tempted to register q vow to
name her next male child in honor
of the distinguished iurist. His
opinion is doubtless good law, bot
whether it is or not, it certainly is
good, common sense. Divorced
Californians who have crossed the
borders of their State to be united
in marriage. evidently did so in good
faith. even though some of them
were aware of the light in which
their actions would be regarded in
certain quarters. What is needed
is q national divorce law placing the
people of the entire country in the
same matrimonial boat, and until
that is done it is wrong to attempt to
throw any one overheard simply
because his or her legal marriage in
one State does not suit all the laws
requirements in another.-Marysville
Appeal.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-18
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

DeLamar has 160 pupils in its
public schools.
The freight rate between Tuscarora
and Elko has been raised from $40
to s12 80 per ton.
John Adams, resident of Elko
county has been declared insane and
sent to the State Asylum.
A Reno couple who were divorced
few months ago have taken out a
license and will try it again.
The Carson Chamber of Commerce
is endeavoring to establish cream
cry plant in Ormsby county.
A one-half interest in the Bartell
niue in Nye county has been bonded
and work resumed on the property.
Governor Sadler has returned to
Carson from San Francisco where he
went to welcome the Nevada troopers.
Seargeant III. X. Bane of the Nevada
Cavalry has received q commission
as First Lieutenant in the Thirty
ninth Infantry.
A big array of printers are at work
in the State Office setting up II. @.
Cuttings digest of the laws of
Nevada.
Governor Sadler is qnoted as
saying that the Nevada boys got the
best reception in San Francioco from
the citizens OF their own State yet
accorded to returning Philippine
volunteers.