davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-21

MORGAN Robertson, the writer of
sea tales, gives some interesting read
ing about the laws governing Ameri-
can seamen. According to his version
it is an hnpossibility to get a good con-
petent seaman to ship on an American
merchant vessel, because of the inhu-
man treatment accorded by the otllc-
ers to the crew. On American ves-
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-21
Hutchinson Ga3ette.

Entered at the postonloo In Hutchinson, Kansas
~ second olaAs matter,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-21
c. e. SIDLINGER,
THE Kansas City Times calls the
British sympalhlzers the -. Bullons'
and the term Ia u snug IT.,

TIE topeka journal announces
with some degree Of horror that the
Clarkson insurance rate book is again
in general use even under the very
dome Of the Capital after havin' been
driven out by McNall and The courts
az violation of he antitrust laws. It's
mighty funny, anyone would be hOrri-
fled at such thing under this admin
istratlOD,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-21

the above COrporatlOns,) The miners
nearly all 20 there just as he did and
az tho Chinese come here, W make
their stake and 80 away again. HS is
with the BOore.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-21
JEWELRY.

TTENRY ZINN, Jeweler and Scientific 0ptl'
Il clan, carries neat line OF ladies' and
gents watches, solid gold rings, dne opal rings
solid gold speetacee, etc. Makes specially
testing eyes and ftting spectacles.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-21
Now is the Time to Buv

Don't wait till after January ls and be compelled to take just
such you get The Of overcoOt at the time you
most need it. is often worth many times the Price Of IL We
have just received duplicate shipments Of many Of our best val
ues 0ercoas listers and Suits and these goods cannot be
had again this Therefore after they gone will be
out Goods in all lines have been advanced by the manuac
turers but still maintain the prices which the low
est offered in this section Do not waitexpecng to buy cheap
for You can't do it, Goods in all lines advancing
and not declining Our stock is complete but we expect
by January 1s to have all "Shot to pieces That's what
we So come in NOW and help to do it. Remember
every is entitled TO- and gets honest treatment.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-20

Cine ein5ise &rdbe pertilat
jsoes Sabr etlpa 100000 Snieften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-20

gefdGt 'tuerbsu mag, muB seiagt tuer.
ben, baB He nidt init ether regelredt
organiirteg uub uniformirten Mrmee
I'm Sample Iiegen, bic fi9 on bic Bor.
i6riften cibiliRrtsr &rieefabrung bdlt,
fonbern nit einem 8oIte, bas Gum su
tduf6en uab f9 unter ber Maste Der
5reun6f6aft bsranf@letden su t6nnen)
tn Der 8epanbung bes Jriebens tdmpft
unb 3u t6bten iudt, Die ber WiIbe
t6btet, aud wD feinerIei militGrilfer
Tortbeil babur6 gewonnen tperben
tann."
Man barf es geru elauben, bab es
fur bic unmenf6li6tsiten, Ste au9 auf
ameritanif6er 5eite berabt worben
fein m6gen, ni6t an @nti9ulbigunaen
febIt. Iber ie mebr man BON bieiem
10 traurigen mie unu6tbigen arieae
bSrt, beiio mebr tnuB man uiiufden,
baB ct 10 raid pie nur m6glid au
@nbe gebra9t perbe.
nWeil. Poh".
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!, GelddttS< mn6 @ob>
lut1gs=SelepbOn fiir 5 Cts.
Ipro Sag. &eime 8ere6>
nung fitr Miet9e II. &e>
lge1t ber Gtn5elbeite1t tpen6e
Ima1t fi6 att Die siibweit>
Selegrapbelt~ nttO ST.
Qepbott . Geieai6aft, un6
I3mar att 0aS GDntraft- ST.
|partement. Selepbo1t 355.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-20

-, Dor iiber so Sabren f1ou wurbe
Wfrs. Wtaslotp's Soothing snrub
BON Wtiaionen bon Mhtteru beim 3ab.
t'eH ber 9inber angemenbet. Wtrff bu
I'M S9lafe bur@ bas s4reieu etnes
&tnbes gef6rt, bas I'm 3abueu ID uub
oor S9meraen peinta Weuu 10, IaKe
lofort eine Jlaf9e bon .Nlrs. Wius.
!otus Sootbing 6prup" boleu. Setu
gDertt tff unbeaablbar. ) gs wirb benz
tletneil 2eibeuben fofort 2tuberuua Der.
i9afen. gerlabt eu@ barauf, Matter,
ss tt sein 3weifel baraher. gs beiIt
Z, SGs,pfenterp nnb 9iarrboe, resalirt beu
ytagen unb bie Nierem, befeitigt gbiub.
aolit. erwei@t ben Gaumeu, BERLIN.
bert entaanbuns unb fidrtt bas ga,lse
Spfem. .Wrs. MinSlops Sootbina
SprupA fur aabnenbe ainber III artae,
nebm In @ei9mad unb bas &eeept
famntt bon einem Der beFeu tpeibIideu
aer5te tn ben Der. Staaten. 60 ii Sci
auen 9ruggiffen In Der sauaeu WeIt an
baben. preis Is Gents per SfIoid5e.
Ranft ni9ts anberes, aIs Nsrs. Winss
IONS Sootbing.Sprup.
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5. & y. N. @rfnriious> Staten.

/ Rad st. 2ouis-
gpO glts; giaette aum gertoui
am l8-19. SUM-, sttItig bis 25. eSuui.
etn Tabrpreis plus $500.
Rad Detroit, Mi@.-
Gbriftiau gnbeabor, am 2. uub 3.
Sult; stiltis Bis Is. SuIi, nit bem
gorre9t Der gerldngerung bis Is.
Augult. etn Gabrpreis plus $500.
Rad OsaneeIes, Cal
yfatioaaI Educational Nffociotiou.
am IL. bis IA. Suit; Rate $52. 90.
9tdbere @in3elbeiten tperben fpdter Be,
tanut gema9t.
Na@ Snbiamabolts, Snb.-
SnternationaIe aonbeution gpmortb
geosue, 20. bis %. Suit; @ate Elm
Gabrpreis plus $500.
Na d Rid mpnb, 3D.
B. Z. P. u, 13. ID. suli, atiItia
BIS II. Suli; 0erldngerung bis Is.
Auguft. Hate Elm Gabrpreis pIus 81.
9 ommer Sonrifien.Rateu
nd9 alen eommer NufentbaItsorteu
Rnb ieBt In araft.
= Meseu weiterer austunft meube mon
ttdb an irgsnb einen Asenten Der Babn
ober fbreibe an
D. 5. priee, o. g. & 8. u.
paIefine, Seras.
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DieDad)})rii1t}etIilt.
&nman ban Wnlbcmar 1trbau.
(SDrti,tunn.)

llnb ipeiter: 9Sie tpiiroe lire Stel=
in 99ien lnitten inter Der bp9=
! Fgeltellten @eiellI9aft Der &arllteins
Iiein? QDiirbe iie es ibrem Stols ibrent
let3t aufbrauienben 9fatltrell abgetpin=
Enen f0nnen, Die traurige Gplle Der
yarmen 8erpanbten nit ar ben tde=
li6en 9emiitbi9unsen unter benz ber=
lebenben Naieriimpfen jener @eielli6aft
gu ipielen? 8iellet6t bdtte Srau Magba
mod In bieier Stunbe bic ganse benlii=
tbigenoe 9ilfe Srantitl9efs pon iiG ee=
tpieien llno mdre geblieben, mas fie bis=
ber mar, tuenn ni6t cine leiie, f6pa6e,
aber peittra9enoe 9offnung auf Die
3ufunft Die in ibr ertpa9t mar, i6r
bas unmOsli6 eema6t bdtte. 9ieie
Soffnung betraf Srantiti6et unb 6lo=
renee. Sic bate natiirli6 seieben, baB
ibres Neffens ltebenstpiirbige 9lufmerf=
iamfeit unb 3drtli6teit ni6t uur Der
p9Oufine" gait. g8er fonnte piiieit,
fa9te iie ii6, mas bier Die 3ufunft nod
berbiillte. 9ieie 9pffnung burfte lie
bur4 cine balsitarriee @eiseruns ni6t
Derni6ten. gs mare elm 8etpiiiens=
DorDurf fir iie getpeien ein @erbre9en
an 6lorence- fiir etpige 3eiten.
Sir Slorenee eeitalteten ii6 Die gr=
ndgun9en BET gSeitem einfa6er. 0as
9er5 zines jeben Oeferrei6ers I6ldot
b0ber, ipenn er ben 9lamen .9Dien"
bort. 9as 1T fir ibn Der Snbeeriff
aller 9errlidteit unb @rDBe, I'm tpie
biel mebr iollte ni6t 6lorence, bas
junge, eben erit in's 2eben tretenoe,
Mdb6en, Bel Der 9lusii9t, ned gDien
gu selansen, nod baau unter 10 siin=
iiigen 8erbdltniiien, alle lire fonifieen
8eoenfen 5eritreuen? 9lllerbings fiel
ibr babel Serr b. 9Bell6ofen elm. 9lber
fonrte er fi6 ni6t mad Mien perieben
lafien? llnb menn au6 bas ni6t oine,
10 bra6te bieie bpriiberee6enoe 9rell=
aun9 file ibrem 3iele raider nQber,
als wenn iie in prag blieb uno tpeiter
ftidte. Mar es benn 10 unm0gli9, bab
ibre rei6en 0ertpanoten, tpenn ii6 ibre
Mutter nit ibnen ausi0bnte, bic fleine
aauticn beijieuerten, Die nbtbis tpar,
6alnit tie ibrea lieutenant betfatben
tpnntep
.guf nod @ien !" jubeIte lie, raid
fertig nit ibren gntf6liiiien.
Shre Wlutter nabm ne6aniid Die
grieftaf6e CUR Sanb, Die Srantiti6ef
auf ben Siid eeleet bate. gs tparen
tauieno Guloen oarit-ein @ermDeen
filr lie, cine Sagatelle fir Die &arl=
iteins.
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Dem 2anbe Der 6rei6eit bel Ieinel
S6meiter III gGien lanOete. Sie ge=
I0tpiiterli(6e 2iebe uno Ge6nfu6t be1
6iiritin 8ifa mar inter iol6en I'm Itdn-
Den natiirEid raI6 qeltillt, uno fie
oonfte Dem 0innneL 0ls lie Den @blen
SaDislolls ipieoer los mar. gtber-
G}ptt meiB, iute oas fnm-ir9eno Elm
Spobpogel ooer Gin N}oler ouf Der
Su6e nad 9rote5fen Mooel[eu batte
ben Golen Qaoislaus in iciner on1erifa=
nlId)en Gjlorte pboto9rapbirt, natiirlidj
pDne baB bieier es tuuBte, unb ols ipd=
ter, iii mabrer Grfennung feines 8e=
rufes, 2abislaus ii6 Der 9plitif in Die
Qrme mari uno init bo6trabenbelr
&ebensarten I'M ii6 mari tint bas
GDlf Der SlpOellen 81 neuem @lans
unO Su neuer 9errli9feit ernpor8ufiib=
rem, bra6te Elm g8iener Nibblatt iein
getreues Bib. Seitbent mar es nit Der
polttif oes Golen 2abislaus au6 ni9ts
mebr, rtnO er bettelte Ii6 tpieoer friI6,
fromm, fr0bli6, frei bur6.
Siiritin GtIa itanb natiirlib iiber
iol9em Glenb 6od er6aben. Sic mar
51 jener 3eit cine Der eefeiertiten @ie=
ner S6On6eiten, uno bus mill, tpie
jeoer Wiener weiB, biel beiBen. STE
mar Elm SSoeol BON Sraueni60nbeit.
Sbre GrI6einung mar biellei6t tpeniger
tiirltli9, aber nm 10 mebr edit frauen=
bait, ipei6, f6mie9iah aart, boll uno
frdfttg. Sbre i0Dnen bunflen 9lugen
batten ein Seuer, 9egen oas alle 9dmo=
nen ni6t alffanen.
9a iie meiter ni6ts gu t6un bate,
als ii6 nit ibrer Soilette su beI6df=
tigen, lno in SOlge beiien au6 pirfli6
lli0ts s(nosres tbat, 10 erlan9te lie I'm
Saufe Der Sabre ein 9etpiiles &affine=
ment, It'd gu fleiben unb lire 8or3iiee
lie bdtte bel jeOer g8enbung, BEL ieoer
8eipe9ung iol6e 8or3iige gu aeioen-
aud CUR ri6tigen @eltung gu bringen.
Die Mooen, Die fie aufbra6te, tpurben
hdufig tpabre llmtpdl3uneen In ber
Srauenfleibefunit, uno biele 6arbeft=
5uiammenlt ltellungen bieBen na9 i6r.
"a la 6iirltin @iia.
@ber-aberl 6iirlfin @iia mar ni1t
nngei trait cine SOsna, unb ibr Mann
fonnte elm 2ieo babOn iineen. gs CAB
ndmliG-um es re6t 1Dfli6 su iaeen
-eife llnmenoe Sinqe auf Dieier Welt,
BON benen @iia feline blafie Soee bate.
Sbre @ltern muBten tuobl Die @nli6t
9e6abt Daben, oaB cine Srau in Der
Melt tpeiter ni6ts gu t6un babe, als
i60n 5u iein unb oaber fam es, baS
Siiritin Giia in erOBerer JGeiellI6aft
iebr menig iprad, oob jeoer S6uljunee
lie in @erle9enbeit gefebt buben tuiirbe,
wenn er lie etipa mad ben Gren5en ppn
Selterrei6 gefra9t ooer iie auf lire
Srtbo9rapbie, ooer lire beuti6e Gram=
matif bin 9epriift bdtte. 8eionbers bic
Srt9oerepbie NOR lire N6illesferie.
(Sortiesuna folst.)
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S. Gapitel.

Ser neue Mnjorats6err sSiirif gDen=
gel gu &arlitein bielt ii9 na6 Der gei=
iebung ieines @aters in @ien auf. Gr
betpObnte bort nit feiner 6amilie-er
batte ii6 febr jung perbeiratbet unb
mar bereits 8ater BON bier Ginbern,
lauter Wtdb9en J. am Golppratrina
ein iebr itattlides Saus, oas aud gum
fiiritli6 &ariitein'i6en Maiorat 9e=
borte unb 10 gu iasen bas 9lbfteigez
quartier Der gansen 6anilie mar, tpenn
lie na6 @ien fam.
Seine @emablin, bic 5uritin Giia.
mar cine geborene Cole b. Sosna aug
einem fleinen Ort in Slobenien, mo
oie Sosnas peiter ni6ts mebr beiaBen,
als Elm berfommenes, berf6lamptes uno
beri9uloetes 8auerngut, bas Der
Stammbalter Der Sosnas, Der gole
Saroslaip, beipirtbibaftete, ober rid=
tiger ni9t betuirtbi6aftete, benn penn
er es 9etban bdtte, tudre er ni6t 10 in
S6ulben geratben. Gin anberer Brit
Der Der Giiritin Giid, Der @ble 2abis-
laus, bate cine S6auipielerin oritten
ooer bierten 8an9es sebeiratbet, nit
Der er fein bis6en grbe in fllrSer 3eit
our6gebradt. 9a er nebenbei aud nod
cine nnmufie S6uloen gema6t bate,
70 sing er iiber's yeroBe Mafier" ms
Sanb Der Milliarbdre. Qlllein aud in
oem freien 4merita pollte man i'm
nidt nod @ebibr piirbi9en, unb ais
ote Nmerifaner ibm beutli6 ma6ten,
oaB IN ibrem 2anOe jeber arbeiten
mlllie. Der nidts Fat unb bo6 leben
mill, i6iittelte Der berfannte @Dle ben
ameritanii6en Staub BON ben Giiben
nno itanb gum gntieben ieiner Sdme-
lier balo tpieoer IN gSien, i'm fiirlilib
aarlltein 'i9en qalais uuo bettelte.
unO IN tpeIdem 9tltsuge! Die Slpba=
Ten Die Seuti6lano als 9ra6tbinber
uno Wauiefallenbdnoler bauiireno
Durq3tehen, fparen trob i6res S9mubes
nog ipabre Sbealseitalten eegen ben
Hgseh Saoislaus. 0ls er pieoer aus
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QNte lit oie8

Bir bieten einbunbert Dollars gelpbnuna
tnr ienen SAL BON Ratarrb, ber niGt burd
gtnnebmen bon Sals Ratarrb : BUR eebeili
berben tam.
G.S. @5eneh & 60, ,eisentb., EoIebp, ..
Bir, bie l1nter3ei6neten, baben S. s. gbes
nea ieit ben lekten 10 Sabren sefannt unb
haltsn tbi. fur pcIlfomnten ebrenbaft in allen
gel9aftsbanblunsen nnb finanaiel befds
@erbinbli6feitetl au erfiiuen.
Bstt & Iruar @robhanbeIs. .Drosuiiten,
SoIebo, ..
Wa btng, 8innan C Marbiu, @rpbs
baneeIs: Drosuiften, SoIebo, ..
Sau's &atarrb.sfur ipirb innerIi6 aenpms
men tno tptrft bireft auf bas 8Iut iinb bic
i9lst'ntgen Sberfd9en bes Sbftems. 5euas
nltiee fret berfanbt. Preis 10 Gts. fiir bic
Slaiae. Berfauft bon alien Apothefern.
9al's Gamilieu gillen iimb bic beIfen.
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SOm 8lib ipurbe elm Gi1e NJ
b bn5ug neuli0 unpeit Der Station
gieBeilen, GiiprerBen, setrDffen. Ser
Slib fubr Smii6en 3enoer uno pad=
ipagen auf ben Sdienenitrang. Ser
gilenbabn5ug erbielt einen 10 itarfen
STOP, Dab Die paiiasiere bon ibren
Siben gei6leubert murOen. Spfortiges
Salten ergab, oab am 3u9e ni9ts be-
i6dbi9t mar, bagegen mar Der gro=
boben aufgeriiien, aud bic 2eitunss=
brdbte maren 5erit0rt. 0aiielbe @emitter
bate an bier Stellen in Der propins
5ilnbeno ein9el6la9en unb 9r0bere @ez
hofte eingedi6ert.
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Dds & WiAtaMer

baben fid bur9 TIT porter, uub
W WetB' gier, iotuie bur@ sbr Sell
B. r. uno g b tpa fer eineu
Namen gema@t, Der melt iiber bic @reu.
3en Der Stabt binausge6t. 6ier In
allen Wirtbf9afteu au baben. Nuf.
trdge laufea aus ben entferntefen De.
geHoen etn. prompte Mblieferuug unb
gerfeubung.
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=, ~ Wenn es Cure NbR@t III. cine
Hetis 3u n1tsrnebmen, 10 psrfeblt nidbt,
ote ). & U. ". ggturRons Staten.
Stfe In etLer aabereu Spalte biefes
glattes au Ieien.
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Serb. Gtaifel, 331 @aii Cons
meree'S StraBe. preferbaIine aur
grbaltung bon Butter, Wurff unb
Jleifd. 8siaIseue &inber Odrne.
S6ladtmefer &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-20

itnge uater ibnen eine srobe RolIe uub
M get otsien nsrliert td ber inbiautide
lupus mebr unb mebr.
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9r. @pbert g. Wpk.

Office 1913 Abe 6. SpeeialiR fur au.
gen, Obren. Nafe unb 4eble. Spre9,
funben bon 8 bis IL l1br Wormittags
unb BON 2 Bis 5 1br Na9mIttags.
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= &ar6tmmtb's "KOH-I-NOORn
. letttft bdlt Idnger an aIs 8 an,
oere. gfan ffeae eine probe an.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23
BOSGObel.

Weather like spring. Everything
goes by extremes.
Our postmaster still remains in the
dark. Who he will be remains to be
seen; he ought to he a good man
it takes long enough to make the
selection. Why can't people be hon.
estP II man tells you anything, ten
chances to one he is giving YOU
"tatfy.n How | hate hypocrites.
The less we have to do with them the
better we are off.
Mrs. Phillips, an aged lady living
in the first ward, is lying at the point
of death at this writing. No hopes
are entertained of her recovery.
Mother Phillips is an old resident. OF
Bosocbel and mother OF three child
rem: w. f., Archilles and PhiIetus.
two latter at home, who have the
sympathy of the entire community.
Irving C. Birchard, now with tha
Erie X. r. Co., New York City, met
with quite a painful accident one
night Iast week while going to his
boarding place from the office where
he was employed. In hurrying through
the intense cold he stepped on a piece
of ice, slipped and fell. striking the
left elbow and throwing it out of
place. The accident has kept him
housed ever since.
Our honorable mayor, W L. Hurd.
is having tussel with la grippe.
Haven't heard which is likely to be
the winner, but we could not ret
along without our mayor.
The city council and mayor are
kept busy figuring on the electric
lights, but we are sure to have them
in the near future.
Lawrence Willis, of Hickory Grove.
and Miss Edna Hammond, Of TINS citv.
were quietly married Monday at the
home Of the brides mother, Rev. Web
ster officiating.
We may make mistakes sometimes
in writing items, but if we do. il is
through mistake aud being misin-
formed We have no desire Is iniure
anyone in anyway. and if we do 30.
are ready to make amends and apol-
ogisc.
Last week We froze. now we are
being drowned out. water standing
in regular ponds in every street. II
il freezes how the youngsters vii
ENJOY the skating
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23
0bitudry--S enGeIbaGk.

Mary Lille Sendelbach, the eldest
daughter of John L. and Mary j. SEN
delbach was born Sept. 1st 1880. She
died at her home in the township OF
Ellenboro Feb. 4th 1899, ofpneumonia.
Her illness was of short duration cut
down as flower in its bloom. She
was the idol of her parents, the sun
shine of lovely home and was loved
by all who knew her. She leaves, to
mourn her depa rture, father, moth
er, three brothers and one sister also
many friends and relatives. Burial
was at the Lancaster cemetery, Rev.
Morgans officiating.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our neighbors and friends
for the kindness they showed through
the illness and burial of our dear
daughter and sister,
John Sendl bach and family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23
NUMBER l.

temperament of high strung horse and
put it into one of milder dispositions
Can you whip the tierceness out of
bull dog and lick it into a curp Can YOU
transform a lion into lamb by cover
ing with sheep skin? Mo- Neither
do believe you can convertinherited
rascality into genuine honesty, nor
transform radical iniquity into pure
and shining holiness. We have all.
no doubt, observed people who passed
for saints, who scented themselves with
the perfume of goodness and took
double dose of vinegar and went to
church walking like sick fiamingo
through meadow marsh and when
they got there looked as if they hadn't
friend in the world and never ex-
pected to find one in heaven, Joined in
the services with zeal sufficiently
solemn TO curdle sunshine. People
think they are as pure as virgin GOLD.
but as soon as they return to secular
duties the gilt rubs off and the baser
metal will show in spite of them.
With their backs TO the Lord they
slyly slip the widows mite into peck
cts and play ..heads | win and tails
you loose' with the poor mans
pennies. OF course there are none of
that class in Montfort, but you can
find them in other towns now, can't
you.
Thanks to the Boscobel correspon-
dent and to the good lady at Hazel
Green who so kindly commented upon
our recent article relating to certain
slanderers and scandal mongers.
They wonder why we did not slap the
Williams mouth. We admit frankly
that it ought to haye been done, bnt
do you not know that physical and
and moral courage rarely, if ever,
hourishs in the same,breast of hu
manity? Again we remember away
back, in years agone. when our Sun
day school teacher compelled us to
rack our brain for several DAYS trying
to memorize certain divine iniunc.
ton and the only one we ever remem-
bercd. Thou shalt KILL Yet in
every town, perhaps Boscobel and
Hazel Green, there are many so called
men, whose fine linen covered with
tobacco juice beer slobhering:and spat-
terings of disgusting debauchery and
before whom white-w winged virtue
comes fluttering down like wounded
pigeon to be trampled upon by the feet
of the vile, as tramp picks rose by
the wayside only to throw it in the
dust by his feet. These men are found
in many places and physical hand
to hand encounter with them would
do no good, for You might as well at
tempt to extinguish the fire in the
great, patient. golden hearted sun in
the heavens with the Montfort fire
engine or to put out the flames OF
eternal torment with a school boys
squirt gun as to try to stop their raw
ages. Only look for that when you
see them compelled to perform life's
last hornpipe, standing upon nothing
and peeping through hemp into an
unsatisfactory looking eternity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23
F6nnIn0re.

Mr.. MordeD, one of Fennimore'
worthy citizens, was suddenly called
home Saturday night without a
moments notice. Saturday evening
some of the neighbors were calling on
Mr.. and Mrs. Morden and he said he
was feeling quite well. in fact better
than he had for some months past.
About IL o'clock he remarked that he
thought he would fix up the fire, 90
to bed al get good nights sleep;
but abou. o'clock Mrs. Morden was
aroused only to find him Just breath
ing his last. Heart disease is sup
posed to have been the cause of death.
The funeral was held at the M. f.
church Tuesday, Rev. Pengilly Off
ciating.
Frank Narrower, proprietor of the
Fennimore House, is quite sick with
lung fever but we are glad to note
that he is slightly better and we hope
soon to hear of his complete recovery.
Cnas. Manning, who has been quite
sick, we understand is some better
Glad to hear it.
Mrs. Luietzer, who has been quite
sick this winter, is reported as some
what better.
Mrs. Mcdonald, of Mountain Lake,
Mimi, formerly of Fennimore, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. C.
De Hart, and old friends for a couple
of weeks, and enjoying the Wisconsin
grippe. She went to Lancaster Tues
day to visit her daughter, Mrs. C. r.
Showalter.
Ora Dixon, who recently sold his
fine farm about one mile east of Pres
ton, has purchased the Chilson prop
erty here in town, perhaps better
known as the Betley place, and is to
become a citizen of our beautiful little
city in the near future.
DIR. A. B. Bailey is constantly on
the go day and night. Now this does
not signify that Fennimore IS an un-
healthy place. for it is so everywhere
this winter. La Grippe de La Grippe.
The general cry nowadays is. Burt
what have YOU done with your mus
tache? Or, Oh, what mug, Very
unkind.