davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16
Uotis.

8er auf cine Nnfrage cine briefGi9
Nntiport erpartet, muB bas 9ortO beiz
legen.
Die ygeilu9e" sebt am Montug
N6enb jeber Mode CUR pre1e. @nfragen
ptO fonitige Mittbeilungen, bic ni4t fpdz
teftens bis MDntag Morgen i'm 8eiib beg
~geDatteurs finb, t0nnen erft in Der glptamer
Der acknowledgement @O9e gum @6orat ge>
lanoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16
Observation-Disclosures Brieffaften.

Ginen ieben 2eier 1T bas T:9t eins.'
rGumt, ii9 5riefli9 Ober miinbIi9 an bic
Rebattion Inn 4ustunft iiber betimmte
puntte gu tpenben, tpelne, lopeit ccs in IN.
1srsr Mo9t Iiegt, sepdbrt DerOen pirb.
Nnfragen, bensn ni4t Der Nalne unb bi.
eenaue Nbrsfe bss 5ragefelers beisefist
Fnb, tperbsn ni9t b.antportst.
Die Hebottion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

Die grdnberrD=Moo nabe Granmoore
in @tsconin tperben alien @nI4ein
na8 bsuer cine um 75-1O0 prp3ent gro
Bere Grnte %Iiefern, als oOriges Sabr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

Bon Dem Experimentation GrfOGg Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16
agricultural supplement.

Sslerie3u4t in Der l1mgegsnb BON Ina9eim
in @aItfornien legt bic 59atiade
3eugniB ab, buB ben 3ii9tern $50 pro Mcre
i'm 8orous aGs Nn3abIung geboten lpuroell.
@u4 &artOffeln geoeiben in ben SOrfldn~
oereten ausge3et9net unb bic .3u4ter er=
5ielen quite prei1e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

,NnaIDIen bpn 9anoels0;ingern" bstitelt
1id bas neueIte BON Der Decentralization in
mi9tgan bsrausgege6ene Bulletin So.
ia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

@alpefon in Seras 1T nod INNER Der
bebeutenbite @rport6afen fir 8aummolle.
8is Gnbe SUM- nurben bort in ben pprRsr>
ge6enben 8e6n Monaten 1,998,128 8alen
peri9idt; BON Sem Orleans ougegen in Der
gleiben 3eit ettpa 100000 8aIen neni9er.
Die 3unabme in 9ulOeitOn 6etrug 100000
8dGlen mebr aGs i'm ~Oorigen Sabre, 0age9en
aeigt Seem Orleans cine M6nabme BON etlpa
$4,000 8auen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

@inige Sarmer in 9errb Gountp, Mifz
5Ouri, BADEN nit @interGafer 9erfu6e
angeteut, unb NGe, bic bies .bateu, finD
1ebr gut nit benz @rfOlg aufrieNen. Nueuit
@tun1P idete Iebten 9erbt 3ipei 8uibel nnO
trntete 60 8ui6eG. - 90 mstoet Der Sad
Son 8olfsfreuno".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

Die Decentralization in 8erfeep, Cali
fornien, berienoet iOeben 3pei fir Die
GARNER ienes @taates b ftimmte Bulletins,
Don benen Oas cine, go. 1914, bic 2upine
ats neutrality-suspicious. gum @egen>
ftanbe bat unD bag anoere, yto. 125. Die
@rgebnife mitt6eilt, pel6e Is Sabre lang
fortgeIeBte Nnbauz unb @ermebrun9s0er~
Iu8e oes auitralii4en Sal56aI4ss g%eliefert
6aben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

9as Nderbauamt in Mai6ington perDfz
fsntli6t ieBt 5armers@8 Bulletin go, 101,
morin bic Dsr16iebeuen Mi1Ietarten
elmer nd9eren @r0rterung unter3ogeu perz
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

bic BON re9t gutter Qualitdt %geipeIsn ietn
Iolen, unb Die am 8. Suli Derl4idt muir
Den, bra6ten in 8anfas Gitp $102,71; bic
gifenba6nfrudt belief ii6, uuf $91.66, Der
5u6rlo6n auf S. unO bic @OmmiIiionsz
2eute lieBen iiG $1O.M fir ibre Mii9's
tpaItung 3ablsn, Nls Die Melunen3ii4ter
ben @6aben bsia6en, butten tie nod $3.50
3u8u3a6len unb t0nnen nur frOb ieIn, Dab
lie ni9t nod mebr Melpnen na9 adnia as
Gitp berI6idsn tonnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

Mls gasiuftut Der an BEN &i6en, bereu
MilA in Sort Dodge, Soma, Oertuuft
tpiro, angeiteGten 81 bertutinpro6er iinO bon
131 &ii6en q Stid eonbemnir, morben.
Ser @tubtratb nobm cine Oroinan3 an,
tpsl6e ben @ertauf bon Mil3 bon Iol6en
8iiben, bic ni6t unteriu4t lporoen iino,
Oerbietet. IGe Mil46dnbler miiiien 2icen=
fen b%erausne6men unb es tperOen nur an
Ipl9e 9Gnbler 2~icen8en ert6eilt, tpel6s iiG
Der nnteriu4ung i6rer &ii6e u~ntertperfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

Die M}elonenaii6ter BON Sod SsIanO in
Seras BADEN iebr unerfreuli9e grfa6z
rungen nit Dem 8erfanbt BON Melonsn
mad benz NOrOen aema4t, Sbre Mtlpnen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

Die McGOrmid 6arpeT ting Ma9ine 60.
mill bier in @bicagO cine 8inbei4nurz
sfabrtt bauen, tpelde mebrere tanfenb
2eute beTGGftigen rnb i6sr 100000 fpften
1ou. 8prausi9tGi6 tpirb Die nelle 5ahrit
big gum 1. NOOember in 8strieb geisbt perz
nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

Die NepfeGa@rnte in @iseonin pirO
fsbr 9ering. 8rOmbeeren, pfIaumen nnh
1leint SriiAte iino i'm ueberfluB ~DOrbanben
nnb bon gutter Qualitdt. 9retBel5eeren
1pu3ien Dor3i9li6 unb peripteGen cine quite
Grnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

Ser WoQmartt in Great 6aGs, &c on
IAN q, bat fir 6ieie Salon Ieinen @bidluB
.gefunoen. IS purben bort i'm 9an5en etpu
100000 9funb Oertuuft. Die Preiie ram
9irtsn bon 14a bis 2Og @ent5.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-04-05


hau2hlA SIieh 4AniilHi''>
N'ii l,d1 H. u F"'' "" mana ~ ~
nan l"''I'H apaHhth-
10" ""ie You @"' ''''
""l'' Hel III - '' 'p''' i''' =
7alh ''' Nha S"Hi h#ii' '.'.''" y
ptfd VI" i"iet III H'ii
h"i' ME- lhaih.E ~ H''l'''-
"u must :tAs ~ kD't h''ue ahh
add""' >ir '"I"'''J'''''
~ You I" ise'4. " .h'i 'ii' i"i my
apo, l'h-l"n 49, '.' ~ '""i,''
lta'd +" AiA' II u 'i"' '"'I'
ne FciI''"
wa ~ ~ 49,
@Ifl "lt" "iiiN oi' hh} '4IH'' ""'N.
mn mn g'...''.'s ~ A"'', ~,
eA'l" 'iH'". J"st '''', - =" i'''i
an" h''rh"h a" .''i''.' ''''p '''-
! F"', N''I r., ''l'' t..-i''' .....,.
N'N'f' itf- H't-f'-t'" III nay -.--,-I
90" Nii ~, ''''''
ny rhlil-- am n.y. 1" '"i'" A''H.
! sue COM ihHt'
,"' 'n'li'l llIl
~ 'i'n A''l "I' 49,
! e"l"' -. ll1'fl''iae'' "Nm ""N"
! ~" i'"' f"'t ll' =''''' ~ W 80,
+ y" F"h menu 10 ,aA "''' on N,''
COM 4n''t 10 me i,.'''i' ''''''
! lhlh"f' II" il'latf'I
, ~ Hu'l rs any i''i'' w. >''' ~
we" II l''l9 VIZ -.
! ~ Is Customary - mn 'F - ~
~ w" - III NJ >i'l
~ pau II" a'ts' ,l.,'' ',''' W ~
NY HI"iih' th+Aat'' ~ ....,.
~ YOU WIN 'Nellz' ne '"' 't' -
! "'ll 80, II NY t'"'' "'' ',.y'''i
! Soli now SUI eita HP'u. az ~ t''- -
lh"if "'siIiia non. 9.e, ma" W. u'i' ~
| ih' IRA Wing fooHls 't''' ~ Nv " !"
surely prisoner ti+t'
if"al"d WIN 50 ihH1h CON '"''' u '''''.
Ia minute 81 Nv" 9'"' ''''' n''''
somewhat com asth
Ny Ialhef VII MOI f''"'" ''h IN
hour or 50. size >aid'
lA'.n / must wait he irp'l'd.
i'i'. ION You mimi ''''
relieved
N"i III The least sa'd ne
Hh" rang u bell.
40 vou care for tea. or W"Hio yon
n"frr -he asked MN
lea. please, SAID ne Prisoner
And tea was brought
1 ,iink saw picture of this house
in Tins Year's Academy said the pris-
ou.r tea aud toast IN hand
INA You really notice ne she said
with pleased surprise II painted IT,
and Mn Bury bought il Mr. Hai1A
u,ynS All tins property"
Indeed He must account himself
most fortunate To have SO Jealous Il
guardian a. Yourself. lhank you
lIalr Il cup
I hen they talked of many thugs ri
books. OF paintings, of poets songs
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I,nii,.. FIR Barry

'-Both.. 'tr Barry.
Then t..a Gravel flying and the
sound Of Mr,a cunchln. Of small
stone- came Major Smith the agent
ri tHe Barry estate and ne. seeing
tlpm pulled mp IL pnnie> With Great
-atIdauuo~- aud loapin- w. the
4fo8d. advanced erYin. "Ah. my
dear FELLOW. hr4e You are i'u delight.
ed to welcome YOU 10 yGIr own house
after 80 long an absence. wont 10
your station ia meet sou. and found
your luggage only II W don't count
q message that YOU got on NJ Abcr.
aeat aud were walking We would
have boon hach long ago il that con
founded rascal Raven had not stopped
Nh IL ash for q reduction Of rcnt-said
his roof was falling in: 50 I went To
see H. aud found. rs usual. il was all
nonsense I;dith been amusing YOU.
hope
met Mis-. Smith in lie wood.
and explained tie traveller
She kucv you from your photo
graph. Major Smith suggested. Miss
Smith hlu~hod.
lir phoo2raph is not The least bit
liz ihr original. size protested.
Nnbody ryrr recognized il a. me,
said NJ" young man unblushin@ly; it
is said To- ~" speaking likeness Just
the same.
She rrVarded him slth grateful
zianer.
aI'eoplr have said 10 me. he con.
tiuuod Who Is thai ugly devil On
yonr wif"'s csceitaifet aud -
Your Wife
Haven't won heard III tell you all
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The Awakening.

She lad not been married SO long
that she had broken herself of the ha-
bit Of occasionally fishing for compli-
ments. and she liked above all things
to hear him say how he priced her. But
this time he was taken of guard ana
spoke thoughtlessly.
1t was Il $50 gold piece you gave
the minister who married us. wasn't
it, she asked.
Yep he answered without looking
M from his paper
That's a lot OF money, George"
she suggested. and then waited for
him To throw down his paper and
say: Not for such a treasure" or
something like that, but he didn't. In
stead he replied with depth of feeling
that WIS unusual.
"wcll. you can just everlastingly bet
that II is
She hasn't been much of an angler
since Chicago Post.
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SATISFACTORY EXCUSE.


Received an Apology
4 suppose some OF these stories
from the West are exaggerated, but
this ! saw myself The speaker was
reliable Detroit lawyer, who first
tested his professional fortunes IL
Northern Missouri
Everything else being anywhere
near cuual out there in those days
the man who was the best rifle shot
had the most euyiable popularity
Scott and Bills were two rival marks
men in Tie village where | praetlced
and theil jealousy OF each other was
So great mat Ia was frequently pre-
dieted tia, they would some time turn
loose on one another.
Scott WAS elected Justice OF Jnt
Peace. and ar the time of this incident
WAS having Jury trial IN which was
employed Bills had been subpoenaed
as witness. but dil not appear
deelincd 10 proceed without hlG
After fumhlinc and saying unbecom
ing things from the bench, the court
ottl"r,1 tntj Eil~ lie brought in dead
or llivs "Hn can't show no contempt
fur tins court anl I'll away with it,
aud ile Sqter hi' the table i resouad
iae hlow.
Il Naat come reported lie Goa
stable 4 fW minutes later. and he
says All tte officers la MissonfeY can't
bring Liza u"tAer.
lie do do bet and Scott sprang to
his :car lis ayes blazing Whar is
let
TO rhoo,in rattle out To the edge
Of the town
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over the pommel"
But lie wound the lines ata-rl the
brake and jumped down. IT, pa
scngtr was not TO b" uCrtus I'll,
jumped down. too, and tga - it.}
went troUing a.ro>s f.zg aa.
Kitty had seen uthoi, tre H. ....
Dandy. She climbed lei=a ah ...-
stage. and dragged fEe HHs p...H
from under the seat She
cned now. and cold and tr ~
she threw qulcl. glance at.st.
O'Rourke and the pa Niger ra:. al.
yancing and rciroariug. and debia5 la
never within ann ataeA ~ lauAt.
When she had slowed 10a3 t.r
crown OF her cap sinai! ptchls. ru
marked Bowie amt addressed = a@t
in pointed. >arawliH@. almost i H'u
inc hand she suHpped fEa IazE
had left He key iu tAc haz ist b.
knew thar the POSTMASTER iaI .up.
Gates Tlrn she sifadin.l h"Gas' Will
IA lougdraWa breath. and. gsf ss- i-a.
ridiH@>kitls about her Halat award
Dandy holding uul hCr uaf i@ai.
had Hren Brought NJ 70 hsis Shat
this meant suear 81 unlas IL.
came. With neck uutatat att
nn2zled ia the little gl0F#
lie Is Sorrv hc w9s E8Us5ff# >5pI
Miss Foster. scratching The - s Jt % ISL
ear. and he is going to he eaHds agt
never. never run away aaa =. hi.
tress again
And then she rewarded o.ErHslse by
putting her booted feot IN h!s great
palm ana spriusiug IA a m1HHer jl.t
did his training credit Shs smi'ed on
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He SQUARED II.

Mrs. Hansom-I understand sir, thar
you have secretly been making love 10
my daughter. and must forbid an ac-
quaintancc begun in that way. You
should have seen me first.
Shrewd Suitor-Madam. had l seen
you first | should have forgotten your
daughter and fallen in love with you.
Mrs. Hansom-um-the informality
Of the proceeding was all l objected TO
Come with me and l will introduce
you 10 my Observation-Disclosures.
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Grandma Jackson Does de- Bible
say dat dur niil he no mnrrvin IN heb
PahSOnt
ParSon Johnsen--It suttinly does,
SislAh Jack son.
Grandma Jackson ben. Pabson |
mus seriously doubt lie nnihentisticity
ali n, Bible 10 fortune teller done
tolc RE on'y la week dal I'd hab foah
husbands Tsr on'y had irr" 50 far.
m, suttinly don't see haH i'sr gwine
aap dc f6aih hsss .aits him in
brasfr' pUci5
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'Am 10 understand. said the I'M.
successful candidate sthlt YOU accuse
me of having used mohrN IL the Lecis
laiure 2"
NO" answered senator Sorghum
with a plying smile. You didn't usr
money. VOW just wasted il" Washing
ton stat
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ANl I.TtTN'IN
Tot-NB fEESPNSSfNt, t'N#
TIE BARRY ESTATE
Will II It,ESItt TED

, t.,Itststt
NEt"i ''t''
s's''''t
men iai l'ei lh' ,""P''.' ~ 'au'.'
he'' ,ui'i' ,''' NJ
YOU i9sh1 aa't ','"'""', aH' ~, II,
less % ana ln.cLL"'"''' ~, ,n' a,f ,, u. "
'"r N''' a,'i''s''''''. W. u '''#'''
'n M No,iar.i. I'M, f,.,,-.,,.r
NV ~ 49, 49, Nv -, 70,
VI va w, nm t,i,,.d IS 1orn
at,.na,s f,I,,nrTi5 Nc had no desire 10
iron IN =t5f,ts t,.f,v,.,.n Tin, will and
The -, naitbcr .,l,d Ia, hane4 vnet.
-nn. nro -ra,1 b.t hr did allow his
loct Et4=b h,d #hr,u r,Sttoo an t9ur
Two ., tIa. ,a,d~d. la,l,m 10 shnage
thnir n,stffa, ~ run. que or nm ~
the .NaodzIa..
Aftaf me hfst .tar the va, was
snsy
So ,uor.oar.d tn D.. -, crasS nath
which n,cnpdrsed amons tho frea< in
.urye4 ma=5 .lnuou, n ruth that
looked - a1i ro,hid,lrn natb@ Iooe
,edncae. aud. nlogru,rr lv TAR The
most ,ielI.hlfGl in the NhoIe district
on, Traveller lool,.d ~ his watch. u,
II. M aud dow. or ,Ir. rn,,l aud moi
souI VA IN 4irhi ia ,lrlel him He
slipped Ia lIla .fonnd and IA !, brief
space WI ~ HE thhLct
On and 81, nrc.er,l L,, unt5f Tin, hlnrb
Inc WIZ II ,tnr,pi ln ,nr hotl hy the
lust .hanislfins .fa.>' agrl,e The
iGareite ~mnknd nul. Nas rrplaeed Ivy
a second. aud lhrn hr came Ia a hall
At thu brink ol cunning litilr Tree
mhr"ted, tree surrounded lake whose
lear waters mNll"d nay almost com
manded' Immersion with tile lher-
momeiet iaNed "a - utmost "at r..
ordIus limits
WtdS "ete Nin%lhG. TIE t9heiet ZIP
pied. anu With delicious SplhShinE
water fhlel lhre" iS'il' IL Nao'en
Aoano"hiuth'. lh'" we SUM l'' al me
M 'p>'t'ih' tau"
Delicious ~"' Tor h"lmhs, tut
spoi Ma>t3a liupoNNlhl". On tin iufths
~ Nldt WA enc WE" Snf"d IL cur llaN.
-ler' 'ee mi i'd'f W''h eN"> beautiful
anu pfaNeked one ailit"d ~ Aeteairt
Of lawn eeiiee anu >N'u' al riht atd
IL "ih'9 aalnlN mugs
y pettN sdts. said h" mentaliN
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-04-05

IN elephants skin is exceedingly
sensitive. Notwithstanding its great
thickness llics, gnats. mosquitoes,
etc=. cause il considerable annoyance,
especially lis confined to a house
and caunol procure dust 10 sprinkle
over its body Is 4 protection against
their attack.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-04-05

foH viii tefstt
re EooEnah. i
z=45..5y., n,nDnDV
= .{fif IT ! IbBpEh i
l.s fa.trf #a4 different from
,r.,i.-us liam all The rest of !
49, ~. 4. IsF,4- h,gp proved from
+.t. tsrfasn taau To whom she
#...., ,,,.,.,o.I in The last two years
~. t....l Inn. I.,sk from school.
.l45t.. MIN g!aa$ Ferris aud end
X with CaGN
aat Can't. lost3 vas exactly Ike
~ #s r- vf mankind aud little de,
'ar hi.a lss He had IN ms
Iefal.r WE Haaaffested by his
drawing from his pocket a letter anu
<s44u- us be- gave It 10 her, by the
100. Eitty this eame for YOU yester-
alF white you were riding with CadS'
and forgot To give 1t TO You.
Ais Foster looked At tile postmatk.
ana u thc almost feminine chlros
faFtr aud lencw that the letter Wis
54m Fort iieWie and from Giou'eS,ct.
Sle iaid 10 beside her plate and IN
=aad tor breakfast Afterward she
##H Il up - Her oHu fuam and 'ead
5f## iaHAoi uH5e iaS. n 'h' Pa"'"
.Isul ID" tifgeen upon The wan be
SHE Wis Wy white
far Ua l5iute wouaa VIII IRE
H#8t aae anything ana play all
#a upon honor In man When
f#=t rHauuts to faiE he calculations
ms I'D uaeeht, and fhe a"I'om tails
- Aat e3ats6ss .,-,
.."' ..sIEfz I2n9f IN, lh''t'
IL Ets." hll5& read III a+alh 80
keA a-s engaged 10 eadA. lhat means
.lAia 60 }uu. hui II may mean Hiu'h
= i.hs llHFel"te. Ia prevent ms ~,
~ r. i.a, iaal 1aa1 nave ,. no'h u. !
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WEDNESDAY. April. }. 1899.


TO r-e ONE WHO aATH ~ HEtpT
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PLU M b Iii r.
Gas and Steam Filter.

A sSnsraI assaEimeat o. BhiA~srs.
saSSet and Tetie CuI'etf,
CSrpeutess' Tools,
Agricultural implements LAMPS,
HouSekeepeTs' Gaed5 "a Cndless varsity
Cement, Csieiae Plaster srd flssteriug HsiF
rrass ana Iron Fittings fer Gas WsteTcF SfasS
Iron, Lead and Terra Gotta Pipe,
Vases Gaimaey Tops and tlaes
haln Tabs Naer Closets
lyon WASH stands T7s:t CT EnaLslg1,
Euhber Bese Bar aff. sheet LesA
EY3r@utA. fGHpa O. .saRiie Eaeis, sc. -
Blasting Pasaef sed fas, in t-e 81 aasa
quantities.
A large assortment ~ Cans. ltols Ammani-
/ N aud sporting Goods.
Estimates iet aHy or IB la@ 4iue VIII "a igE-
uished on aPplllaoou.
al WoEE GUARANTEED.
A. c. GANDEY,
50 BRIDGE STREET.
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4 g. UlJa1fts=ets=
t5t#f-tt f--45 fffH-F-f
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LANBEHIgNLE.E s..
sept l2aa=ln
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14
ARE NOT IN POLITICS
Central Labor Union Calls Down Men
Who Claim to Own Them

The Wichita Central Labor Union Is an
association composed of five delegates from
each separate trade and labor organiza-
ton in the city.
1t is organized for mutual help and bet
torment and in the interest of well paid
labor. The following regularly organized
unions are represented: Printers, Paint
ers, Carpenters, Statesmen, Cigar Makers,
Plumbers, BARRIERS, Harness Makers,
Transfers, Butchers and Stonemasons.
They meet on the second and fourth Sun
days each month in Central Labor Union
hall. At the regular meeting Sunday the
following resolution was offered and unan-
imously adopted:
Whereas, The report has been circulated
in the city that this Central Labor Union
was and now Is organized for the purpose
of furthering political aspirations and par
ties; and
Whereas, The experience Of trades union
ism has been that wherever politics has
been allowed 10 creep into labor union
halls and organizations. unionism has gone
out and left such organizations and their
ennobling and elevating principles high
and dry on the rocks of defeat; now, there
fore, be it
Resolved. That the Wichita Central
Labor Union. in regular session assembled.
do hereby declare that it is not a political
body and that such reports are false and
calculated to injure the cause and good
work of unionism N this city; and, be il
further
Resolved. That we condemn any person
claiming 10 hold the vote OF the Central
Labor Union in his pocket as q false
prophet and political tricksCer and unable
10 deliver the goods.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

Strong, steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywhere. Nerves
Depend simply, solely,
Upon the blood.
Pure, rich, nourishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic is
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Because it makes
The blood rich and
Pure, giving it power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cures nervousness,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
Catarrh, scrofula,
And all forms of
Impure blood.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14
j. 5. COURT TERM
Judge Hook Makes a Favor
able Impression,
ATTORNEYS ALL LIKE HIM
Criminals are Sentenced to
Pay Fine of $1,000 Each.

The term of federal court opened yes
terday, with the largest array OF attor-
neys seen in the United States court room
in many days.
Judge Hook, the newly appointed judge,
sat on the bench, full Of dignity and look
ing like a jurist Of ,ong experience. He
met the attorneys with the greatest of
courtesy, and dispatched their business
with celebrity and precision. The court
room was filled with attorneys from over
the state and outside, and those who were
in groups talking were mostly paying the
highest compliments to the new judge.
Attorneys of all politics were alike in their
opinion concerning Judge Hook, and sew
eral men were heard to say that it was
gratifying TO come before judge in the
federal court who knew his business and
confined himself strictly 10 the law and
text.
One of the first cases disposed of yes
terday morning by Judge Hook was the
sentencing OF three men named A S.
Brown, D. o. Wilson and ]. NJ. Rearick,
who pleaded guilty to the charge of vio.at-
ing the interstate commerce law. They
were sentenced to pay a fine of s., 900 each
ana to stand committed until the fine was
paid.
The court heard several motions and
then took a recess until o'clock.
At the afternoon session the grand jury
was empaneled and c. S. Jobes, national
bank examiner, was sworn as foreman OF
the jury.
After the jury was sworn Judge Hook
heard the motion of several attorneys be
fore the petit jury was called
The court then adjourned until this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14
BIG RUSH OF PEOPLE
city Was Crowded with Kansans and
OklahOmans Yesterday

The city was crowded with out-of-town
people yesterday, great many being here
TO attend United States court, while others
were outside merchants, who came 10 buy
their spring stocks from the wholesalers.
The following Kansans and Oklahomans
were registered at the various hotels:
AT the Carey. f. Haskell, Herrington
c. A. Safie Weir City; j. s. Tfce, GaIena;
]. X. Withum, Augusta; Howard J. Hodg-
son, J. \. BenneH and +. ". Johnson,
Eureka; r. E. Frazier, FL Dorado; J. W.
Davis, Greensburg; Mary P. REGISTER, EN-
poria; 5. r. Peters, Newton; Alfred Pratt,
Syracuse; \. L. Noble, Medicine Lodge;
w. Z. Maynard, Kingman: George Getty.
Syracuse; J. T. Hunck, Wellington; D. q.
Palleans, II. ]. Bone, John ]. Kinney, w
Z. Stearns, c. R. Hudson, A. D. Bank and
a. Z. Jetmore, Topeka; D. NJ. Wallace,
Kingman; Charles II. Apt, Pratt; Judge c.
/ 3. Gillette, Kingman; J. c. Ellis, Pratt; J.
z. Andrews, Lacrosse; A. L. Greave,
| Newton A. P. Johnson, Wellington; L. E.
Walker and F. r. Wise, Hutchinson; W.
P. Layes. Lacrosse; L. D. Hay, Kingman;
/ W NJ. Reese, FL Dorado; W. II. S Nett
eel. Parsons; J. c. O'Morse, Hutchinson;
John Landergin. Eureka; J. W. Rush,
Larned; NJ. c .Hallett. Rush Center.
At the Santa Fe-John HALEY. Neode-
sha; \. J. Castle, Lyons; Ed Smith, New.
kirk. O. T.
! At the Occidental-E. s Knight. Good
land; E. NJ. wilkins and wife Newkirk,
/ O. T; Charles B. DuIey. Winfield: J. l.
Green, Ness City; c. z. Miller. A Field
/ Harriet D. Mealer, Mrs. Lena Crates. A
! z. Hattel and J. c. Littier. La Crosse
W. B. Woolley. Mcpherson; J. Shanens
Gypsum; r. Miller and A Shaw, Garden
! Plain.
/ At the Manhattan-Georg Kennedy, La
Crosse; J. L Chapman, Great Bend; W.
II. Bar-leson. Furley; J. P. Grimstead,
Wellington; ]. II. Meeker, Atch.son; G.
W. Carpenter, Hutchinson; S. r. Carter.
Wellington; J. Q. Patton. Hutchinson: ".
J. stevens. Medford. o. T; Ira II. Clark.
Hoisington; J. c. Elain. Danvi,lA: II. Jerry
Allen. Colwich: c. II. Nettels. Topeka; II.
(. Evans. Ulysses; NJ R, Cain. Hutchin-
SON
A. the Topeka Avenue-J. c. Sisson. ".
B. Northrop and Mayone Hubbard, Win
field; J. II. Jacks and J. c Hares. King
man; G. a Grins Pond creek. o. T.:
John 4. kutz. Pratt; James Miller. Viola.