davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21
sra ct. Yaul, Winn.

Siben ben Ttanpinapiite Sdngerfeit,
Iom dfbolotes i ct. paul Iioite Suli. bar
bet peret forbolosps roligt ben uprite
2eir / 6ppepitaoen; bet bar 10 p9ret ida
forbiftret parmt pgIoa, at man neppe
tunpe t9nfe pda anoet eno Sspano og ans
ors "ioft prints." Smiolertio bar 8ons
iul !Sobe, Or. Goodman, paftpr Nielion
og enosl aubrs dligepsl troos Ssosn be-
fattet zig meb planer ON Sprettelisn al
ct norit 9Oipital / Ct. paul. lloiigten
til planens 3saliiation er ~nutiua lopsnbe.
Men bet bar life ON 6oipitdlIaeen, ieg
tantts at itripe penne Gang, men osrs
imoo liot ON ben paa9ddcnoe p~oIitiIte
8amp / MinneIotu. Seq pso naturligs
bis, at "Oecerabs 9oItsn" life beFatter Jig
meb p~drtipolitit. men ieg itaI forfege at
itripe iaa ppntelist, at Repattsrsn Ital
lubs bette uitplbise SnolGs faa plaos i
"poIten"s rummslige Spalter.
Sipits llse buooe Semotratsrne cs
9opulifterue / Minneiota fine aonoens
tioner % blep od eniqe ON at opitils en-
Ianes Sidet, meb gupsrnsr Sobn Climb
i Spioien.
Republitanernes Supernertauoiodt er
e. q. Ban SAINT, f~orbenp9renoe Spsater
/ MnnsIotas Qseislaiur, fremra9enoe
Meolem at g. u. R. os inoetbIetasst en-
bpetis, paalipelig og bra Wano, en- Wiano
at Solicit, Iom psb Glib % Spariombeo
bar arbeio.t ig til en- inofIpoeliesris og
.astst Sitting / Sumfunoet. Dan sr en-
'"eemein" Ranb, met aniest, bpor ban er
beoit timbt. San er Sptimiit; ban tror,
bet .r ct bsrIigt 2ano. hi leuer /, os at
Der sisres ftaSise Grsmitriot buaos /
matsriel pg aanbelis S%enieenos; ban Ter
life paa belle bort politife Stel meo
msrte Yrillsr os taller life uufanslig ON.
at Republitsn er paa @igrunoens Rdne.
% bet ensits, Tom tan repos ben. er. at
paige grpan til preTioent.
S,obn Climb oerimoc belosr mere til
gesfmifternes 9sir. 6an Ter Gar. trus
enoe Republitens Ysitaasn paa ale aaus
Ter. Weainlsp ps bans purti arbeioer
eftsr pisle pssfimiitsrs paaiiano pIans
mGsiist paa at berspe Den iimplt Nano
ale R~ettiebsbsr unotuesn Hsttm til al
arbsibe for be rigs. iua be ian bIiDs ris
sers. mems be idttise itaeig b!iper iotti=
ssrs.
Ru Sobn Climb ,r en- opgtia Mano. I'm
Sitting iuiet %potssn. men Del foretom
mig. at ban sr blit noset ipntpsroei iics1
ban bIeo 9smutrat. Seq tror lite. Rins
nslpias 5armsre Times. D. sr bIspns lat
tisere oisie fhte ire gar unosr republic
tanit Stprs. oa iss peo al Rrionlis ers
iarins, at grbsiosr!lasisn e. fornsie.
mso 5insnss nuoarsnos liiitdno; be
snit:r lille after for BET isrit, ialfalc at
srperimsntsrs meo en- oemoirattf Sin.
relic.
SssFmiftrns tan moi aiere Siaisn %
Samiunpei ncssu Rptie. men iss itoT,
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21
"Saeforeren ularfs."

BONNER Abrabam Utdrts, bpis
Ndpn er blepet glort u~opoeIIgt AZ yus.
Qarriet Seed)er Stppe / beuoes goJ
"Gntei 8oms 9ptte", Ii99sr NJ en-
Iioer al 81 aar lor Ggoen | Ct 500
ipitaI / SrootlDn. Do ban jor m
lib lioen blep ipur9t, b%porior ptre,
Stone palste bans Hapn, lagoe ban;
"4d, 9enrp Seeder % leg par 8en'
ner. 9ans Softer. Mrs. Stone, benz
oenote lIs til BAN, iprat ban liuIoe
iorsllda ior benoe ct Iapn ior Sdgtss
ieren / benoes Bog. Seq pco life sno=
MI, ON @Rr. Beeter Iagoe: "4a. taIp
BAN Mlarts!." for at blipe tpit benoe,
elier BET bar for at babe liot Wpro meo
mig. S 6pert Sab blep ieg fra Den
2io al mine Usnner talbt "Sadfprcs
rem Wtarts", % unoeriioen log be ia
pad panoen o9 imllte tirrenoe til mig,
elier oe forGrebe mig 9rau Somuloss
pardplper. Sa. Wir. Scsher bar Ell
prr9tia Sdmerdt 49, nddr be Ioo BAN
bare fin egen Bel"
DIR. Wtdrts bar giort S~etlenotitdb
mep mango bersmte 6olt. t0au tirbte
Greniager at ben isrite Spbn Sdcob
Iit9rs &pne, bpis Gftertommere M ec
be iinelie al ale ine. San blsp til
iGIoigpis truifet al en- Sten, ION Ia
iteoes al Cigar Qaen pOe. odu lab
paa 2diaDettes anG; ban IGIte al 8i.
belen for General Sadlpns 0ultru;
ban leb 2grinber for Aaron Burr; ban
ipiite Wtiooa9 mso Waibington Sr.
bing; ban 6pebe / 2eft ldmmen meo
Samuel 6puiton; ban bsrte Seffsrion
Vpile 0iolin; ban iau Som Wayibaa
IpiQe meb Sifietu9ler / Rihmono;
men ban bar aloria truffet mrs.
Stone, Tom ajoroe hans Rdpu uosoes
ligt.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21
Der tr mes Opmantrins % 5rtmitriot
at bsfte at Sptimiffsrnes Care % Sm
pda bet prdttife 2ip. 9eritas.
Wome, aIana.

Gfterat bopt l9ff ale bisie merie Be-
tripelier ne 2ipet o. 2ilftanben i
Rome, baabe | 1Oseorabz poiten- % iIar
/ ncsle at be enselits Blade, trnite lea, at
its piIoe fororiite mig til for fsrits Sang
at ftriOe noaet til "poiten." Seq bar
fact bet ,Snotrpt, at bet meite sr Hrspst
at Jplt meo IN meset teri Sontaii, cs
ipm ipnes at babe Sornsi,lie df at male
alt / be mertefte 5arper. Seq tom bib
paa ct at be fsriie Stibs, rsn bar boers
ten bsrt eler feet ale be utanigs Mcro
oa Sslpmorb, Tom ituloe ba funbet Stso
Der. On Stribent / Statsrne, ipm bar
Der nosle 0aae, iatte antaust til 3 a A
bier Dag. Dan maa babe rrret, bodb
man taloer "erad6raineoA paa gueelf.
Del bar Der pGrst uosle. men man tan
lille pente dnoet Der paa ct iaaoant Steo
Tom Rome meb fine suiinoer. Seq LATTE
I. Gr. / ct glab, at oa ban, Siripereu.
rsiite, par Der 100 silfalber Smaatopper
meo fra 10 til 40 nps Silfaloer boer
Dag. Ser bar eneang 20. Gu sr De
fsfte bra iejsn oa uosn Merter efter
Speoummen, Der bar at ben miloeite
9lrt. 8 ct go. al "Decorabsp often"
fob Der at l9ie, at ntet par giort for at
itanie Gpiosmisrne. Seq Ibnes, at bet
buroe tuloes nogst, a 4 Der er bn9get
8anSpart, iom itaTer guot. rent Sano til
9nsn fra en- Siloe beliagenos 4 Wfil roens
for. 0ette er ben bebits Jorbolbsresel,
bd rent @anb er at bsieite Nsopaloigbeo
Der, o. bpao 9absrne / Ypen ansdar.
tan man life pente, at ben bleoe 5unord
/ en- 5art fan ~foranorss til ct iunSt,
tsrt Stsb. Der beeaaes en- bel Del Hes
perisr ON NGttsme, men ndar man taeer
i 9~etraatnina, at Der er en- Mensoe Wtens
METER, Tom er a~rbeioslsie og ueen Wtios
ler, iaa times iee, at Intalet ilet lite er
operp9loenoe fort. Priierne er rimeli9e,
paa Iomlne Stsber fan man faa ct 9oot
Maaltio for SOC. greo toiter 25c for 3,
bot pies" 8 for 25c cdnneb Stof 3
for 81, 9umber, $50 per 5000 JOB,
fsrtt aieo, 4oc % opoper, og all drloet
/ sSorbolo. 2erten peoparsr; ri bdpoe
en- Stur ioae, men life moi til al blGlpe
meo Minineen. Saa piI ieg ilutte mso
en- SilIen iii ale "Oecprab Yoftsn"s SGs
Iere fra Nonle. W-D.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21
Sc6nen o0 %Sanoheoen.
III N. Vi. Gbeg1aro.

Der iiges / Suanet ira tioligite lib,
Wlens SanobeOsn enonu bar &iortelsu
boio,
ut 9sgneu og Sanobeoen cngaug bolOt
Gslgs.
Dog SanObsoen tuuoe I'm 1rofpto ri
oBlgs.
Nu 2esnen ct 6orilas til SauObeOen
iGtter,
ut be fig alt Smuos uOi @aubet al
to9tter.
Og Sanbbepn tro'oe. bet msnt,s Oprigs
tig,
0tt bar MI forrsltsn en- Sag notiaa pig
tia.
Sin alaOnins aflasOe Og Isonsb paa
eauSft,
Ss itpnoiomt ben bptteOt Os iusmmeO i
8dnost.
Ru 2sgrens 3jlbeiIisbeo iuttss paa
prsoe,
Ten iad, al ben afasoe aI9oning oil
beDe.
gu SGubbeben MATTE for 1rofplO BE-
tale;
3bi 2cgNn git runot i bsus alGOning
at prale.
Sg iioen bar SanObson uItiO port
6lo.tet.
Og oft. for aroppsn ben nsgns BART
ipottst.
gpg iiftert BET ,r, al o.us bliptr ii
Stdmmen,
Raar 9ssrsr ben nsoss at afasge
Sammeu.
ga OtrfOr fig SanObeben oloris 6sr
nneite
Tor uofatost, ielp ON bet ora'r uo i bet
langite.
nj essnsn snops paa Oens Dam iats
ter gris
Oct i.tp ,r pda SduobsOus Barb ct
gspis.
15i 9sanen tilusno.r fig SanOkoens
2Gre
Blot .. osus aOiotOttteDs aiOrtsl at
bare.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21

Sa be luiinbsr Sremmeoe iaa ! Sntel
ct sammelt ~fornufiist Menneite os /
fsrsten Ninns ct Grempsl, ION eeres
0ptr. bismme paa 5armsn burns frlss.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21

af lille psrs StiIsbcs: "Tlen
fem bel meit fadrofsre blanbi 8nrene
maa Qoppen frsmb9pss. Den iprius
ger hele 8interen ! ben allsritsrtete
aulbe Omirins ! ben bare StiOrts.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21
2labcn s~orreiponoance.

Sp. - Gn Gntemano oa en- Gnts gi's
teoe Iig. Manbsn bapoe Sprn eftsr ferlte
gGateIfa6. Gutau bapoe ingen Born, men
Sefenbe. De bar 2 imda Gisnoomme /
en- gp / Manoens Hdpn, aun De mi
aisre ct Iaaoant Seitamsnte, at bpis
Manben Dor fsrIt. 'aa tan &onr, tda
5ebolpe begge Gieupommene, oa 2esere
til lin, Ssb, men at bet aft efter benocs
Opo t%ilfalper 9prnas efter Monosns
ferite gGgtsifab? s anoet 2Sgteitab CT
life 9ern.
Spar. - Gu Mano, Der bar Gienoom,
fan peo 5eitdments opsrpraee lin Gnie
Gieuopmmen pad 1pstio meo ben Be-
Itemmslie, at Gisnoommen eftsr benoss
DEB ital oiiponeres oper pod dnoen Ntdaz
De, iom seitator mautte babe furcitreoet /
SeItamentet. Gntm tan altioa beitpre
% npoe gopt al ale SnotG9tcr fra Giens
oommen, iad l9nge 1un leoer, men bar
forpprigt ingen e9sntlig Oiipoiitonsret
oper ben.
Sp. - u. flyer, at De noritc Siitoper
bar Itgrre Cen END proissiorsrne peo
ariitianid llniperiitet, men 3. pdultuar,
at profesicrerne bar iterre 2en eno Biz
itpperne. De bar o1oost en- Surtep om
bette og uon9pnt "poiten' til 0ommsr.
Spar. - 9. mao mi rptte I'D meo
Eurtep'en. Yrofes'orerue pso bet norlte
lInioeriitet bar en- ge9pnoerlen al 4,5O0
9roner, Der tiger peo bert ste 3iensites
oor inotil 5000 arorer. Weu Stiperne
bar mere. 8iIpsn / Sriitidnid Stlft bar
111oO &rcuer ON auret ps III golig;
giIpsn / Samdr Stiff bar 10000 ar.;
/ sriitianIano Stiit 1850 ar.; gsrs
oens Stift 10000 ar.; / sronobisms
Stift omtrins 1000 Sir. os / arOmss
Stiff 10000 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21
Aorrefponoance.

asspssamr un RMs - xsraet as lie ct mhshs omrm Ill., be br IKE susme armsm
- bet mm a@sltMn ma have Rarnn 20 Emakn
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16

Now that the election Is over those
who were srrayed against each other III
tue great controversy, should forget their
L. litical diff ,rences aud resum" business
again where il was LIT oil before the b.
ginning of the campaign. those ~ho are
disappointed resolving to accept their de.
feat gracefully aud th se VINO ara cor
respoudingly graricd refraining from
exulting over their more unfortunate
neighbors. All who are incl ned to be
fair minded will accept the situation IN
this manner However, it cannot be OK.
pected that such narrow, contracted
prematurely sour minded individuals
like Chase will do this. Last week he
came out in his paper and ranted AT
terrific rate, telling the people what con.
summate fools they had made of th"m
selves by not accepting the free silver
anti imperialism heresies as promulgated
by the Journal, ana, between the lines,
because they did not vote for him
III vi so lost to all honor ard decency AS ~
allow such a scuriilous, filthy article 10
disgrace the Columns of his paper rs the
one for which the Journal was excluded
from the mails the issue previous 70
election woul1 b. expected To take de.
feat hard, especially when in politics for
office only. Chase should accept his do
feat and bow his head 20 the will of the
people We had to swallow bitter pil
four years ago when he was elected, bat
we made the best of poor bar
gain just the same. Pass It up, Chase;
pass il up.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16
DEATH A PUBLIC BENEFIT.
Lord Hute'S Demise VIII Help Pay
the cost of the War in
south Africa

1t is seldom tha, the death of am emil
uent man i,N.tVed 81, public blessing.
Yet there are -ortid men here. says a
London paper. Who View the recent Gee
mise Of Tire marquis Of Butte a., I'm a
measure proHit,utial Tire death rate
upon lis estate VIII amount TO "a very
considerable sum ST rough estimate
Lord Bute's possessions may bee set
down at e5Uuo0oo. the larger portion
Of which consists of money drawn ont
OF or still invested I'm the Butte docks.
When 10 years ago the docks ceased 10
be his private property hc LEFT about
G2.00o,000 in the company and took
about & 100000 out. Whoever the
chancellor OF the exchequcr may be in
the new administration handsome
windlall awaits nina far larger one
than that which, more than half con-
fury ago, made Sir Robert Peel blush.
The late marquis OF Butte at the time
Of his death was engaged in very extern
siye renovations at his castle i'm Car
diff. During the work Of extending the
west wall. which has been going on
through the summer. the Norkmeu
came across Roman arch iu fine
state OF preservation.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16
SCARED BY INDIAN YELL.
The Practical Joke Tint WAS Played
ON Surveyors by II Hand
of ComanChcs

A crowd OF United States surveyors
and a,lottiug agents were recently
working in the reservation Of the
Uomanche Indians, surveying. stablish-
ing corner stones and getting every
thing ready 10 divide the land in quar-
Ter sections. says the san Francisco Ar
gonaut. The Indians did not take very
kindly TO the division and allotment of
their land. and seeing that he W hites
were scared. they decided to act. The
surveyors were all tenderfeet from
Washington. Suddenly. without warm
ing, their camp was invaded by Yell
ing. shooting band of 500 Indians in war
paint and feathers. The surveying
party could not stand the pressure and
started out for the settlements along
the Texas line and kept up their flight,
pursued by the Indians, until they
crossed the state line. Then they tele-
graphed 20 Fort Sill and the command
er there sent out large cavalry force
to protect the surveyors. The general
supposition is that a lot of cowboys
and young bucks played a practical
joke.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16

Some of our Prohibition frierd' rather
censured US for not giving the county
vote on their ticket IN the returns as
published las week but we are sure
that if they understood how much work
is attached 10 getting OFT newspaper
and compiling the returns the week of
election, they would be fully satisfied.
However, such people are usually the
ones who would no hand in an item of
news if the newspaper was frozen out
of existence. For the benefit Of those
who thought we were remiss we will
state that when the county board of can
vassers correct the returns 50 that we can
get them that the full vote Will be pub.
lished.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16

AS the returns come in from the sew
eral counties in the llth district they
show that Hon. A. b. Darragh' 5 MAORI
ty is about 1900, the largest majority
ever given any congressman in the low
er peninsular showing that the
people appreciate the nomination of a
clear-cut business man. Before the year
rolls around he VIII be appreciated as
one of the most useful congressman in
tho house His careful business methods
and wide experience in state and nation
al affairs equips him for the duties
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16

Congress will be- in session again
within molth Among the various
measures in which the public takes o
deep interest is the ship subsidy bill.
which should ia passed and put into
effect at once IL seems a shame that
the ships which carry our rapidly grow
ing exports should nearly all be owned
abroad. The freightS, estimated az
81 600 600 year, should be kept IN this
country, and not turred over 10 foreign
shipowners. Aud 70 accomplish this,
the only practical method is TO pass the
ship subsidy bill Congress Will have
another subiac Of vital Importance to
wrestle with When the question Of
the apportionment upon the basis OF
probable that an eff TT Will be made t.
obtain constitutional amendment pro
viding for representation according TO
the votes cast, instead Of according 20
population. This years results served
to show the injustice Of the present sys-
tenn. That such states a. Louisiana.
Mississippi, and South Carolina, which
cast only bare handful Of votes because
OF the disfranchsemn Of the negroes,
should have as large vote in the cleo
toral college, an a large a representa-
ton in congress as states like Minnesota,
Nebraska. and West Virginia. where
the ballot is unrestric ted, Is manifesIly
outrageously unfair
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16
Astounding Discovery.

From Coopersville, Mich comes word
Of wonderful discovery of a pleasan,
tasting liquid that when used before
retiring by anv ore troubled with bad
cough always ensures good nights
rest 1T will soon cure the cough too, y
writes Mrs. :. Himelburger, "lor three
generations OF our family have used DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consum pit OF
and never found its equal for Cough,
aud Colds Its an uurivaled life-savei
when used f'r desperate lung diseases.
-harrar x Nulhol and $. Trial bottles
free.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16
Churches ! Societies.
CHURCHES

NJ T. church. Suhj 'cts: morning
The servant question" evening, "Th'
fragrence of IA christian life" a cOrdia
Invitation 10 all
The subject of the morning sermon a
the Presbyterian church viii be "Oom-
plnyirgwirh Christ" The evening sub
jet viii be. "A covenant keeping God. >
First church Of Christ. Scientists, bolC
services every Sunday at II II m AZ w
IL Q hail, Adams block. To which all
are welcome Subject Tor next Sunday
"Aucient and Modern Nacromancy ; or
Mesmerism aud HvpnotiSm.
SOCIETIES.
The Bav View Reading Circle will
meet with Mrs Bort Hayes next Wednes-
day evening, Nov 81 Lesson, 3cd
and an chapters in history of England,
Ireland and Scotland.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16

Hon. A. b. Darrsgh left last Tuesday
morning for Niles where he will remain
about four weeks closing up the receiver
ship of the defunct bank there, of which
he is receiver, at which time he expects
to go to Washington to attend the open
ing OF Congress.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16

The troubles of state officers, repres-
eutatives and senator's have just begun.
Ten applications for every job and each
more entitled than the other regardless
of his political work for the party.
When the jobs are to be given out the
applications are numerous but when
political work is wanted the majority
OF them are busy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16

Governor Pingree denies the report
that he will call special session of the
legislature in December and says he
never had such a thought. A very wise
conclusion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16

The new court house will probably be
properly occupied and its new offices
be filed with Republicans, regardless of
disappointments.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16
Fishing Industry of Lake Erie.

In the Lake Erie fisheries 3,72s men
are employed and S2,7lo,6j4 capital.
Last years catch is valued at ST, 15O, 500.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-01-27

Chronic Nasal Catarrh poisons
every breath that 10 drawn into the lungs.
There IA procurabls from any druggist the
remedy fOr its cure. n small quantity OF
Ely's Cream Balm placed into the nostrils
spreads over au inhalned and angry surface,
relieves immediately the painful inhamna-
ton, clealises, heals aud cures Drying in
halants, fUmee smokes and enHiTs simply
develop dry catarrh they dry up, tho secre-
tons which adhere to the membrane md
docompose, causing a fur more serious trou-
bic then the ordinary form Of catArrh Avoid
oil drying inhnlRnts, Use Elys Cream Balm.
Il IL reliable and viii cure On arrh, cold in
the headand hRy f5ver easily aud pleasantly
All Aruggists sell IL Rt 30 cents or II will be
mailed by Ely Brothers, &c Warren ST.. X.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-01-27

At least, nm grateful f0F that X every
Diih was endowed with those llree ffeSistl-
9la forces should hape d BAH chance I
shotlu be but one among 81 mapy. Then IL
soula only bc decided by brute force
.What eonldfY asks She, tnrninga fair
but amazed fnce npf llis
Oh. rOthing returns ia With some
sOnfusiOn "tlnlysOrnc silly th0ugl,t 0f my
cwn private brain -iiOt the pArt was de
Foting % your argument Forgive me. You
were saying
That here lsa tremendous aG0unt 0f
ieebleness Ia most uatures. The zeal clever
iElng Is u be able to see when an 0ppOr-
tnnitg for good arises, and then to grasp it.
Most people can't see III son kitow
Others cdis 81 SAYS Mr. Rohaync, As he
SPEAKS he passes his arln round her pretty
waist and smiles saacily into her eyes
nEhatF exclains she, shifting m turn.
Fam an opportunity, thsn2
The sweetest one know, aBd 30 I seize
it,p says the andacious youths while Mn
Aelis, behind feels aa n he p going 20 sink
into the gro Ad.
Xon don't understand what the word
means you silly boyN says the widow,
laughing gavig
''DCnt1 only wish 1 might parse and
f~tA ~ WIN 1NtAf ttAo
rising az which answer, ] regret 10 say,
pretty Mrs. BohuH laughs again merfily,
and suffers him to lead her away into the
dancing-circle without rebHlSe, leaving Mr..
Kelly limp with fear OF discovery,
But soon allisoYer Thetwo Misses Blake
20 slowly and with caution down the steer
staircase, Monica and Mr.. Ryde (lyho grows
more devoted every minute) following, Ter.
ence and Kit bringing UP the rear
During the drive home Che Misses Blake,
who have thoroughly enjoyed themselves,
are both pleasure and talkatlye. AS the old
horses jog steadily along the twllit road
they converse in quite lively fashion OF ali
Slley have heard and noticed, and laugh de.
mHrely over many q small Joke.
Somehow, conversation dwindles until Il
Is gone. Terence sulks, Monica moons;
Kit ponders; the Misses Blake sno0ze; and
SO at last hOme Is reached.
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A LUCKY LITTLE GIRL.
Story Told of Queen Elctoria and a
Mnterman'A Danghter.

Materman's Danghter.
Philadelphia Record "A little girl
named Moore, whose father ia a water-
man at Datehet, Windsor, has just re-
ceiycd a. pleasing Christmas Gift from
Queen Victoria Going home from,
school one day this week she picked
up a handkerchief near the queens
carriage entrance to the castle,
marked t'V. RI Her father sent the
han5kerchief, with a letter TO the cas-
tie, stating the circumstances under
which it was found. He has received
from Sir Fleetwood Edwards d check
Tor &2, with 4 letter expressing the
queen'swish that ii might be handed
70, the child as a Christmas present
from her majesty.
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That sounds well-~B tons. That Il
what SaizeF's BrOmiis VIII give you ey.
cry time, no matter where you live and
Victoria Rape costs but 25c a ton ia
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Has fRtely attracted q great deal 81 at-
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blood, which may be femedled only
by strengthening the stomach. llOs-
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Pnecini, the Italian composer,
spends his mornings usually in hunt
ing or shooting, his afternoons in
sleeping aud most OF his nights In dill
gent work OF composition.
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Charles Littlefield and Amos r.. AZ
len, the two new congressman from
Maine, are referred to as the Damon
and I'ythias Of the house. The two
are almost constantly together and
their seats are within speaking dis
tnnce,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-01-27

LieGtenant Henry Cabin, who was q
member az the staff Of General Gomez
Of the Cuban army, has entered the
law school or noston university, III.
tending ~ take the three years
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