davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-06
Glossy W r. 1896.

Azeby jutro MONA porownac re-.
zultat giosowania W Chicago 2 WYE
nikiem giosowania W r. 1896, po-
dajemy niniejszem tabelke, wyks-
zujaca, lie gios6w W kazdej wardzie
pablo pred czterems laty "a Mo
Kinleyem, a lie "a Bryanem. Ia
belka wykazuje nadto. lie giosow
otrzymaf republikanski kandydat
ma gubernatora, Tanner, q lie de-
mokrata Altgeld.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-06

wt6rzyi: akcya. Gas akcyi mad
szedt. Gas namyslania przemi-
nal. zyczeniem mojem jedynem
jest, by kazdy wyborca dziafal tax,
jakby dziafal, gdyby los kraja zale.
zaf cd jego giosu".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-06
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWeI.
Chicago, 6 Listopads 1900.

Zazdroszczace sobie wzajemnie,
i cd wicklow nienawidzace sic Fran
cya Anglia, sasiaduie ze soba ME-
tylko W Europe, ale take " mia
re rozszerzania swej kolonizaeyi, /
W innych czesciach swiata co
chwila, a ma wszelkie zawofanie
dale sie miedzy niemi zatsrg wy
wolae, jezei tego chwilowa polity-
ka ,,wyzsza" jednego lub drugiego
tych samych mocarstw wymaga.
z wojny transwslskiej skorzystata
W zesziym roku Francya W Afryce
zyskaia Fsszode. teraz Anglia u
wybrzezy amerykanskich stara sic
odwdzieczye. Chodzi grupe wysp
Novel Fundlandyi, zwanej przez
Francuz6w Terre Neuye (Nows
Ziemia), tua przy wschodnim brze-
GU Ameryki p6inocnej, kt6ra "a
myka wjazd z Oceanu Atlantyckie-
go do zatoki sw. Wawrzynca.
sp6r jest tenn trudniejszy DO
Gozstrzygniecia, ae prawa obu tych
pahstw do wody, otaczaiacej wys'
pc, ME So ustalone, zupefnie jak
prawa ich do Faszody, kt6ra W ro-
ku przesziym narobiia tyle hsiasu.
" takich wypadkach zwykle wy
grywa ten, kto ostrzej wystepuje,
dajac do zrozumienia, ze sic ME
cofnie pred wojna. Ale to ME-
zawsze zamyka sp6r na zawsze,
tylko odsuws go ma czas MeoSra.
niczony.
Tax wiasnie jest ze sprawa new
foundlandzka, regulowana juz VIE
lie razy cd XVI stulecia,na kongre-
sic utrechckim W 1715, ma parys-
kim W 1883, ale zawsze napr6zno.
Pochodzi to stad, re pof6w wielo-
ryb6w na wodach newfoundlandz-
kich i polowsnie ma bobry, czarne
lisy, sobole it'd. na wysepkach tam
tejszych przynosi ogromne zyski,
kt6rych zadne tych pahstw wy
rzec sia ME chce nawet ME moze.
bo jedne tych wysepek niewatpli-
vie naleza do Francyi (Miqueton i
st. Pierre, inne niewatpliwie do
Angii, a So i takie, ktore to sic "a
padaja W morska giebine, to znow
tuz obok z niej sic wynurzaja, wiec
co do tych zgofa niewiadomo, do
kogo powinny nalezec.
Francya roSci sobie prawo do
wszystkich takich wynurzajacych
sic wody wysepek, to dlatego,
re traktatem W Utrechcie oddafa
Angii pewne, wymienione " tym
akcie terytorya, a niewymienione
W MIN zostawila sobie, a zstem i
wszystkie move powinny do niej
nalezeG. Natomiast Anglia opiera
sic na traktacie paryskim T. 17s3,
W ktorym powiedziano, re cafe te-
rytoryum wodne znajduje sic pod
jurysdykcya angielska, tylko pra-
wo potowu wielorybow jest wsp6l-
ne tych panstw.
Rzeczywiscie, wyjatkiem wy.
sepek Miquelon st. Pierre, inne
tworza jedna angielska kolonie,
gubernatorem urzedujacym " trzy-
dziesto-tysiecznem mie5cie st.
Johns, z izba wyzsza, zfozona Is
dozywotnich czfonk6w, inizsza, W
kt6rej zasiada 80 posf6w, wybiera-
nych co cztery lata, wreszcie try
bunalem morskim, ztoaonym z pre-
zydenta i dw6ch wotantow; tych
trzech dygnitarzy mianuje dozywo-
tnio Rad londyiski,a sadza oni po-
dug ustaw angielskich i wfadza
ich rozciqga sic ma wszystkie wy
spy, z wyjatkiem dw6ch wymienio-
nych francuskich, ma wszystkie bez
wyjatku zatoki, ciesniny i tax zwa-
ne ,,iawy", gdzie sic wieloryby gro
NADIA ma tarfo, maiac tn zaciszna
wods, ogrzana Golfstroemem. So.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-06
tenn "a posrednictwem nauczycie.
Zakfad cyklist6w.

blikanin John STRAIN So r6wnie "a
cietymi politykierami, jak cykli-
stami. Kazdy mich jest pewnym
zwycieztwa tel partyi, do kt6rej
naleza, zaiozyli sic przeto, re ten z
Mich, ktory przegra zaklad, przebe'
dzie sto mil drogi ma bicyklu, z
chwila rozpoczecia sic nowego ro-
ku i nowego stulecia, bez wzgledu
ma pogode i temperature. Ma pew
nose, re warunki umowy zostana
wykonane, ziozyf kaady pewna
kwote pieniedzy, kt6ra przepadnie,
jezeli przegrywajacego odejdzie O.
chota jezdzenia zima ma rowerze.
Me bedzie obywatelem.
Pred sedzia Carterem stanqf
wczoraj 80 letni Chihczyk Lu Sing,
kt6ry cd lat Is przebywa W Amery-
ce i kt6ry pred 9 laty wyrobif So
bic pierwsze papiery obywatelskie.
Obecnie upraszaf sedziego o dru-
gle papiery. Sedzia zadecydowaf,
Ae prawo r. 1881 powiada wyraz.
ME, re zaden Mongof obywatelem
amerykanskim zostac ME moze.
Najwyzszy sad zwiazkowy zastoso'
wal sic do tego prawa, uznawszy
niewaznosc pierwszych papier6w
obywatelskich innego Chihczyka
kt6rego aresztowano ma granicy,
gdy wracaf 2 Chin. TAX tedy Lu
Sing odszedf z kwitkiem i gfoso.
wac dzisiaj ME bedzie.
Wystawa kwiat6w.
Staraniem Horticultural Socie-
ty" zostanie dzisiaj W Auditorium
otwarta wystawa kwiat6w, ma kto.
rel ME zbraknie okazow roslin ma
wet Kuby, Filipin, z Meksyku i
wysp Hawajskich. Poczestne miej-
see zajma najrozmaitsze odmiany
zlocieni. R6ze dziela sic ma l5
klas a gwozdzikow bedzie podobno
ma wystawie bez lku.
Ma poczatku przyszfego miesiaca
odbedzie sic interesujaca wystawa
samochodow.
Ciezka przeprawa.
Policyant Biafk odprowadzai
wczoraj do domu robotnikow, "a.
trudnionych we fabryce Nolan g.
Wolff pm. 35 Fullerton ave. W tel
fabryce istnieje strajk, lecz miej-
sea dawnych robotnik6w zajmuja
nowi, kt6rych straJklerzy nlepoko-
ia, gdy ci wracaja do dom6w. Poll
cya otacza ich swa opieka.
Gdy Bialk oddalif sic o kilka
blok6w cd fabryki, przystapif do
niego strajkier Peter Reiger j ude-
rzyi go W twarz. Policyant aresz-
towaf zuchwalca, kt6remu nadbie-
gta ma pomoc Gaia banda towarzy.
STOW. Chciano odbic Reigera,lecz
Bialk dobyf rewolweru, posuwai
pred soba Reigera, poslugujac sie
MIN, jak tarcza i meczyi sic tax
diugo, dop6ki ME nadbiegf mu ma
pomoc inny policyant. Ten aresz-
towai trzech awanturnik6w W ich
towarzystwie znalazi sic wreszcie
Peter Reiger ma stacyi policyjnej.
Powierzeni opiece Biafka uscabsy"
uciekH wsr6d zamieszania. Straj-
kerry puscili sic "a mimi W pogon,
lecz ME wiadomo, co sie dalej sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-06
Telegrar11y..

zebrafa sic konwencya celem uto-
aenia konstytucyi dla Kuby W tea
trze Marti, kt6ry byf przepefniony
publicznoscia. Gen. Wood ze szta.
benz, W towarzystwie Fitzhugha
Lee i sztabu, wszedt do sail, vita
ny owacyami, posr6d. dzwiekow
muzyki grajacej America. TO-
tworzy} konwencye, ,,jako guber.
nator wojskowy Kuby j zastepca
prezydenta Stan6w Zjednoczo.
nych." W przemowie swej zazna-
czyi, re obowiazkiem delegat6w
jest ufozyc konstytucya, a potem
okreslic stosunki, jake maja pano.
wac pomiedzy Kuba Stanami
Zjednoczonymi. Potem Stany zje-
dnoczone swoje wypowiedza zda.
ME. Wyznaczyf sedziego Peresa do
odebrania przysiegi cd delegatow,
a sonora Figuero tymczasowym
przewodniczacym. Nastepnie kon-
wencya zorganizowata sic, obraw.
sly sonora Llorente, sedziego sadu
wyzszego, przewodniczacym, q se-
nora Villuendo, sekretarzem. Dele.
gaci, W liczbie 81, ziozyli przysiege.
Postanowiono przyiac regufy,
jake obowiezywaty kubanska legi-
stature W r. 1896, i odroczono sic,
azeby delegation rozdac ich kopie.
Przyjeto jeszcze przedtem rezolu.
eye, azeby komitet zfozyf genera
towi Wood uznanie "a zreczne
przeprowadzenie misyi mu powie
rzonej azeby 90 prosii o zatele-
grafowanie do prezylenta Stan6w
Zledn., ii zebrani NJ konweicyi
delegaci dliekuil mn "a decyzye,
dazqce do ogioszenia VOL oInosci ]
niepoleglosci Kuby.
BERLIN, 6so Lstopada. -
o poIozeniu W Pekinie pewien u
re lnik niemieckieyo Department
tn spraw zagranicznych wyrazif sic
W TAXI spos6b: Codziennie odby-
waja sic narady pomiedAy poslami
mocarstw W Pekin'e. na podStawle
ktorvch majp wsp6lnie harmonij-
ME postepowat. Dlatego tez odby-
wa sic zywa wynliana depesz po-
miedzy Pekinem stolicami mo-
carstw. Cholzi olebranie Lii
Hung Czangowi wszelkiej nadziei,
by mogl traktowac kazdem mo-
carstwem z osobna. Dopiero gdy
nastqpi najzupeinieisze porozumie-
nie-a chodzi juz tylko o drobne
szczeg6ly-doreczonq zostanie LII
Hung Czangowi nota albo wsp6l-
ma, albo r6wnobrzmiaca Cd wszyst-
kich mocarstw.
MARsYL1A, ego Listopada. -
q Port Said nadchodzi wiadomosc,
ze Pawet Krueger, prezydent
Transwalu, jest niebezpiecznie. a
moze iuz smiertelnie chory. Holen-
derski parowiec Gelderland, ma
kt6rym przybywa do Europy, ie.
die bardzo powoli powodu jego
stanu zdrowia dlatego op6znia
sic. DIS W nocy przejezdzat przez
kanat suezki. Przybedzie do Mar.
sylii okoto Is bm.
PARYz, ego Listopada. -
Rada municypalna przyjeta rezo-
lucya, wyrazajqca goraca sywpatye
podziw dla Boerow, wv bohater-
skiej ich wojnie O niepodlegfose" i
uchwalila, by prezydent j inni
cztonkowie rady powitali uroczys.
Gle Kruegera, skoro przybedzie do
Paryza zaprosili go ma urzedowa
recepcya do Hotel-de Vile. Nacyo.
nalistyczne stronnictwo izby po-
slow wyznaczyio delegacya do po-
witania Kruegera ma dworcu.
DUBLIN, ego Listopada.
Wielka wrzawa powstafa wczoraj "
radzie miejskiej Dublina, kiedy
wniesiono rezolucye, by Pawiowi
Kruger nadae honorowe obywa-
telstwo miasta. Lord mayor Pile,
kt6ry otrzymaf tytuf baroneta Cd
kr6lowej W czasie jej pobytu W Ii.
landyi, ME chciaf poddac rezolucyi
pod gtosowanie; nastapifa ogromna
| ,,,,vo no oolorvoch nowlaWanO
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i
dy ofiarodawca zfozyi ma ten eel
skiadke W wysokosci dwudniowej
swej gazy. "
Ze zr6dia wiarygodnego nadcho-
dzi wiadomoSc, potwierdzona przez
finansistow W Berlinie j Frankfur-
Gle, re Rad zamierza zaciagnec no.
wa to jeszcze wieksza cd ostatniej
pozyczke.
ANTwERp1A, ego Listopada. -
Wczoraj przechodzii tedy Antoni
Hamslian, Austryak, kt6ry podr6-
zuje W skutek oryginalnego zakia.
du pewnem czasopismem amery-
kanskiem. Oto zobowiazaf sic. pie
$40 przyjso z Wiednia do wybrzeza
j z New Yorku do San Francisco
W 250 dniach, a przytem toczyc
pred soba W wannie ma taczkach
zone i dwoje dzieci. Wyszedt z
Wiednia, dnia IL Wrzesnia i "
biezacym tygodniu wsiada ma okret
jadacy do New Yorku. Towarzyszy
mu przyjaciel, kt6ry sprzedaje kar-
ty pocztowe, azeby pokryc Geese
koszt6w podr6zy. Ten to przyja-
ciel zupefnie podobna podroz od-
byl z Wiednia do Petersburga W
50 dniach.
new YORK, ego Listopada. -
Zebrano wiadomosci re wszystkich
protestanckich zbor6w W miescie
kazdej sekty, re pastorzy W Me
dziele i W kazaniach swych zalecali
wybrac McKinleya i W modlitwach
swoich powodzenie jego biagali.
w kazaniach i modIitwach wyraz-
ME wymieniali nazwiska McKin-
leya, iakotez jego najgorliwszego
przeciwnika Crokera.
WHEELING. W. Va, 6 Listop.--
Jak tu jest zwyczajem od lat 10,
kampania tn zakoIczono wspolna
demonstracyq repubIikanskich i
acknowledgement kIub6w mn6-
stwo os6b, kt6re W suknrach kobie-
cych, posr6d og6lnej wesoiosci,
maszerowaiy po miescie. Stroje
byly i kosztowne i TAME, ale po
wlekszej czesci zabawne, a iuki
swiat!a elektry cznego przepyszne
dekoracye zdobify miasto. Przeszio
100 powoz6w. i woz6w z zywymi O.
brazami znajdowafo sic W pocho-
die.
LOUISVILLE, KY, I" Listop. =
Zachodzi Ottawa powaznych rozru-
chow i moze rozlewu krwi W dniu
dzisiejszym W r6znych miejscowos.
ciach stanu Kentucky. Ustawa
Goebla jeszcze jest wanna: Negrzy
wykluczeni cd glosowania, podczas
gdy .marszalek zwiazkowy James
oglosit cyrkularz ti6maczacy doda-
tex Is do konstytucyi St. Zjedn.
nadaiacy Negrom prawo do gfoso-
wanna. Przyjdzie moze do zatar-
GU nietylko pomiedzy ludnoscia,
ale takze pomiedzy wfadzami zwia-
zkowemi lokalnemi. q sasied-
nich miast Indiany nadchodza
wiesci, ze Negrzy cafemi grenada.
mi ciagna do Kentucky, by tam
nieprawnie giosowac, - a obie
partye przyznaja, ze pred rokiem
oddano okolo 100000 glos6w W
stanie, t. j. o wiele wiecej, niz W
stosunku do ludnosci moze bye O.
bywatei uprawniopych do g(oso.
wanna.
CANTON, O., 9 Listopada. -
Prezydent Mckinley byfy sekre-
tarz stanu William R. Day, wygio.
sill wczoraj jedyne swe mowy W
czasie Rampant werandy domu
prezydenta. Stafo sic to tym spo-
sobem, ae republikanie zam6wili
pewnego m6wce, kt6ry ME przybyf,
W skutek czego uchwalono czas ma
to zgromadzenie przeznaczony O.
br6cie ma serenade zrobiona przez
Grand Army" prezydentowi.
Przy tel sposobnosci prezydent
przemowil slow kilka przedstawif
Day'a, kt6ry rowniez musiai pre-
movie.
| n~ NIL T.,&o,,o5,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-01-30
How SEE ENCOURAGED HIM
Story Of a Young wsstsrnsr's Rejected
Suit

Insome countries women are chosen
for wives because Of their capacity for
work; in some for their beauty; in
some for their accomplishment, and
in Others for all three. This story
has to do with an Oregon woman,
who Is not bsautiful-just a plain
brunette.
She is willing to be wife, but only
to 4 man who will do all the work and
hand over all the money on pay day.
Her summer vacation took her this
year to the farm home Of girl friend
in the country. This girl has a BROTH
er, big and husky, regular machine
for work, but without prospects eI-
cept such as the farm affords, and the
farm is heavily mortgaged. lie toiled
day after day. He arose with the san
and retired when his days work was
done, no richer, no poorer, than when
he arose.
She watched him at work. She sym
pathized with him, and once she
turned the grindstons FOR him when
he was trying to put an edge on =
woodlands Ak. The grindstone, cold
and inAeIible as it was, was a CON
ductor Of love. He felt the warmth Of
the love, but she did not. II she
thought Of it al all she pondered what
Movable husband he would make II lie
only had money.
The flight of time brought the hour
Of the girls departure for the city. He
thought Of the many country parties
to which he had taken her and of the
countless times he had looked wicked
eyed at the country SWANS who had
looked Gweet-eyed at his love. She
thought only Of the time when she
would reach home and whether NAM
ma would have tea ready. At the
train, the parting place, he took heart
and proposed.
Marry your" said the damSsl
"HoW could I think of marrying a
man with neither money nor pros
pects?"
"You do not love me?" he asked,
sadly. "Then, why did you encourage
me?"
what encouragement have l ever
given your she asked, in genuine sur
prise, for she did not forget that she
was a practical woman.
mo encouragement" he whim-
pered. "Then, why did you turn the
grindstone for me ?"-Portland Ore
goniAn.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-01-30
Sun Rays For PueI.

A method Of using the heat OF the
sun in place of coal and God has been
perfected by DR.. VIM. Calver, to such
degree that it is now proposed to
make a practical teSt Of it on a large
scale. Broadly stated, Dr.. Calvsr's
method Of drawing heat from the sun
is by the use of mirrors, which are so
arranged that the heat is gathered up
and focused at one point. The inven-
tor has surface of mirrors compris-
ing an area of 200 square feet at his
laboratory and he claims that all the
RAYS Of the sun reflected from this sur
face can be brought to APPOINT, the sur
face of which is not more than Is
inches or two feet. lie has demon
strated that a vessel Of water placed
in the focus Of these rays can be made
to boil in very brief time. Brook
Ign Eagle.
Booker Washington, the great ne
gro orator, of Alabama, concluded an
address in Chicago with these wise
words:
"a few days ago l was asked by a
man in the north in what manner
could the negro's interests in the south
be protected. My answer was: 'As-
sist us in making the negro the most
useful man in this community U,e.
fulness will constitute our most last
ing and potent protection whether we
live In the north or in the SOUTH"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-01-30
Southern Railway.

Winter tourist tickets now on sale
via Southern Railway to Florida, Gu
ba and other Southern Resorts Su-
perior Schedules and through Pullman
car service. The only line with Vesti-
bule trains. Winter tourist tickets
via this line permit stop-overs at prin-
cipal points Of interest. Good to re-
turn until MayI3l, 1900. Asehvills
and Hot SPRING., Npith Carolina, in
Gin the land OF the sky" are on the
Southern Railway.
All principal ticket agents sell
through tickets via Southern Ry.
Valuable and interesting maps, book
lets and information mailed free TO
any address.
WN. II. TATLOE, A.G. P. A.,
Louisville, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-01-30
70 FLORIDA.
Double Daily Fast Trains Via. the
Southern Railway.
70 FLORIDA.

For the present winter season the
Southern Railway, with connections,
presents the most superior schedules
through csr-service and transportation
arrsngements'generally, ever offered
to the travel to Southern resorts.
Double-dsily trains from Cincinnati
and Louisville, in connection with the
Queen & Crescent Route, via Chstta-
nocga, Jesup and The Pant System.
Through sleepins-csr from Cincin-
matt TO Jacksonville, with convenient
connections from Louisville, via Knox
Vile, Asheville and savannah. This
ia the scenic route through the noun
Sans 81 western North Carolins-
The Land of the Sky"
Also through sleepinq-cars from ST..
Louis TO jacksonville, in connection
with the L. e. & ST. L. Railroad CAir
Line), via Louisville; and through
Sleeping cars from Kansas City to
Jacksonville via the K.C. F. S. & NJ.
railroad, in connection with the South
ern Railway, via. Birmingham, Allan
Ia, Jesup and The Plant system. The
fast Kansas Cily-Jacksonville Limit.
ed, only ;hirty-eiebt hours from Kan
sss City to- Jacksonville.
All sgents of connecting lines sell
through winter.excnrsion tickets via
the Southern Railway to the resorts OF
Florida and the South.
Maps, schedules, booklets aud infor-
nation mailed free to any address, by
j. g. BEAM, Jr.,
N. W.P. $50 Adams 81.
Chicago, I'll
G. A, BAIRD.
Trav. Passenger Agent,
Louisville KY
". A. TURK,
Gsnl. Passenger Agent,
Washington, D. G.
WIN. II. TAYLoE,
Asst. Genl. Pass. A gent,
# Louisville, KY.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-01-30
OUR NATIVE HERBS
MT. STERLING, KY.

This purely vegetable remedy
has for twelve years since its dis
eovery achieved a signal success.
The certainty Of its action-inva-
riable relief secured-the miracles
Of healing vouched for by the
thousands who have used it ranks
it as a scientific discovery of enor-
nous value.
Our Native Herbs N.re 81 diis-
eases arising from an impure con
dition Of the blood. 1t acts on
the blood, stomach, liver and kid
neys and drives the impurities
which occasion sickness out Of the
system. 1t cures constipation,
rheumatism, indigestion and regu-
lates the liver and kidneys.
We guarantee Our Native
Herbs to be as recommended and
keep a small amount of coin at
all times to refund purchasers who
are not cured or benefited in any
way and think they did not get
their moneys worth.
Sold only by Miller at this office
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-01-30
COurtday Jockeys Should Take
Heed in Time. ka.


a. A few changes wish to hav made
10 our lovely city before we can plac
our selves in line with fist class in
tighten towns, i nav made som sages
tons in regard to those long needed
changes be fore but tina failed to reach
the press by som hook or krook, nev
er the les porpose to keep the sub
ject before the city. as long as the
important change il left to remain as
lha are we may always expect dan
ger and law SUITS in our city especely
on cort days. What we ought to do
is to move the cort house out in the
surburbs Of the city and level the
ground down even with the streets
serounding it so it would give more
room for our cort day horse and mule
jockeys, as it stands now there is all
ways danger Of cum serious acsdert
to occur on cort days on account of be
ing orsmped. seen one of those joe
keys last cort day on his fine ausmil
he weT jest flying as we might say 20
ING =. .hc .=:s % mile an nour and
he run agiDst a man on the crossing be
TWEEN the streets knocked the man
head over heels in the mud and then
ne got the horse checked up and got
down and commenced rubbing the
horses sholder to ses il it wer hurt,
and finly mounting it saying to an
other Teller oloste by 1 wer mighta
afear1 had dislocAted my horses
sholder but as luck would hav il
come out all rite beleave, yes said
his friend it would bin quite loss to
you if his sholder had bin broken, yes
said the owner of the horse I woulu
of brought snte agin the city and
made them pay full valur of the horse
he all so sed foot pAssers ought not to
be allowed to he monking around on
the streets where tina wer shoing those
fast Snamils, yes sed he don't think
the town has eny rite to kick il eny
OF us horse men should hav to sue the
city in case of eny aeadsnt to our
horses and mules tia no we need
more room and we are the ones tina
pays all the taxes and we should be
moro protected aginst danger wimen
and men on foot passing too and fro
on the streets OF cort days look like
tina would jest as soon run aginst our
horses and try TO cripple them as soon
as not tina don't seem to regard our
fine thurebred as cay thing what ever
it has not been long Senc had to beg
the summer coon an mar moor to step
Gside and let NEE pass with buga il
look like tina had fixed then selves
purpos so i might run aginst them an
brake = wheel did not want to drive
around them but tina pAyed no sten-
ton to me, mr. moor had flask in his
hand passing it to the summer coon
1 did not understand what tina wer
talking about tho seosed it wer pol
itics. Ono or twice eny way drove
around an sed nothing. 1 shall keep
my eve on them in the future.
SUMNER Coon.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-01-30
HORSE AND TRACK.

Dick Curtis is wintering the Maid
2:O5s.
A Kansas hersemSn who paid s225
last year for 4 son Of Patron mas re-
fused profit of $1,000 TOR the ,tal-
lion.
Matt Dryer has bought the stallion
Dan Cupid 2: 094 tor a stock farm in
Poland.
Edith W. 2064, that in right hands
looked like the fastest pacing mare
ever seen on the turf lie repo ted a.
going sound again.
Robert Hailes, OF East Liverpool, O..
owns two sons OF Star Pointer l 1854
which are very promising. They
are both three years old. Oae of
them stands l6 hands, snd will devel-
op into a 1900 pound horse. The 9th
err won first premium at the Pittsburg
Horse Show two years ago.
The mare Miss Duke 2:244 by Sim
none, should be Que OF the great trot-
ters Of the year. As ihree-year-old
she stepped a mile in 2:144, and
George Leavitt bought her for
Boston gentleman. She was entered
in the M. and NJ. last year and a short
time before the race when in very
promising condition, she was taken
sick. She has been taken up and will
30 seen in public this year
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-01-30
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