davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
NAVAL STORES.

et,,s t,rrentlre ruled rather and l4c lower TO
with similar decline IN me
NJ rlget Rosiu quiet and unchanged we QUOTE
TAR-Rezuiars 81 05 DO oil bbls, -
sPIFTTS rRPENTINE-4414Gs6c - - 9, N. p
J2OSTN--onnnon good strained e - ~
&, s0a G. sis H. 81 90 81: K. 81 70; NJ = 80 -
= Sas
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
Citp fotels

7 GO e co a M IL T ON,
45th Street,
BETWEEN WEE sI95 BEo4DwAF NEW YORK;
Ffreuroof Family Apartment Hotel centrally and de-
siraby located, every modern comfort and IN
cudug long distance telephone in each suite furnished
- GBO. W MORTON.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
STOCK on HAND.

ga,rab July 26-spirtts turpentins hrrn; receipts
07e ibis sales I-1s5 Itostn hrHl ana 4hena's-' -
tay1ts $50 nbis sales. S"o4. ,,-. ....4- .. A1o.
26TuTpentine-Mar steA1S q Sc
,Il4i - esskg Rosn hTn, unchanged -. .oz,o,,..
sac Juy 26Spirfts turpentlne steAIy
7aa bbIs Rosn firm. 81 2oqsi p receipts S4'
shfs Crude turpenns easy 81 % saa e o. iP'
DDS. arm 81 20; receipts ~ nols
u DDiS- J,Iz e-Turpentiue-Spirts, Sls 50
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27

Receipts of points thousands,
last three cipher 600 omitted -four bbls grain bush as
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
YELLOWSTONE

~ IA pntAnt for The land covered by bia
entry, Provided, that tho right 10 com.
Dnte such entry mud pay for sntd lands
~ the option 0f my sneb settler DBd
jD Tho time aud ~ the prices n0w Dkod
by egisjfiDg laws shall remain IN fDIl
force aDd etteetj Provided, however.
Tint MI sums NJ money w roIensod
which " DOT released would belong Ia
DDy jDdiHD Uibo shall bo pDjd 10 such
Indian tribe by thD United states, mud
Tint IN The event tbat tbe proeeeds of
tbe DnDDDj sDlas Df tbe public lDDdA
shall bot ba sufficient ~ D)nni tbo pay
mnDs heretofore pJOyjded for nprioDl
tDrDl colleges lDd experimental stations
by lD net ~ GODgr0hs, approved Aup,
~, 1870, for the more complete nudOws
Bl0Ht md support Ut ihn colleges for
tbe benefit 0f ngrjeplipre md moobnDie
arts, Dstnbljebod ppdes The PROXY ,isoDp ot
~ net ~ eDDpInsR, approved July 4,
1859, eDGb dnDrjnbey sbDll bo paid by
ibe DDiled SiDinsi And provided
further Iblt % laDJH shall bo boroip
included ~ which The DDilod StDtGe
FHshlHHfNbt mn WlhW bbtbpiaf ftH
PROPONENTS, ~ jHUJp tbDi baye been
e0Dd ~ public DDeijoO BY pnid govern,
mont
Some hundreds ~ sntijevs ~ Mon
tDun Dro directly )DtprhsioJ ~ the bllb
u plssod the ApDOle lwipo before " wee
0Onllg mpdp y INV, aud opeb ljWe wDH
dofnnlod ~ tb0 bDuso bnopDsn " sODlD
inUein1 dprhpt ~ booDvso VI tho boliot
NJ easl0rD nl0mbors tbDl The wnslopp
eelllnp wna being shown lpo much CON
p,novDtIOD Now tbgt " bpp bnroIuo y
Inv " VIII bo bDllpd WIN dpltgbt by
those DlIeelnd md beUppfortb ~ bo
nnoGi0d II " ODo NJ tbp most M
pOI tDnt ptppnF NJ loRjRluit0U, Oe fDp Nv
MODIDul N pOUperUtd, nm IHa ~ ~
ooDt dpte bnoD pDunlpd Dpou ~ Wash
lHRlDH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29

Upedlass ~ my thDt tbo WpIkpt must
~ gwen u pvoIly good Jjfl ~ enable
tInn ~ NV on WtIhOpt LOSE, A good
dppl ~ mo Utnb wool bps gone 10
DbipnR0,
Territory w0oIs p0uliDne TO mon
ODOli2n DlOst NJ I'm business d0Dp IN
tbiH nDGrkeL IrudO Dus bpeD Oopnppd
almost wholly t0 DDD meliDW nlDlblDg
wo0ls VOr simple w0ols tboIe bps
booD prnolj0nlly 10 iDqptyy Qpolp'
mons for 0Dn modinm pD0lhipg woods
Ul0y bn gwen OD lhe bHals ~ baMbDe,,
eIonu, most NJ tbO bpsiDpre hDyipg boon
doDn NJ mo, DbOipo fnlpotod simple
woods npo bold M GOo, RODOpully V0r
podipn tovvil0py y Lplf dollnr " u t0p
prices aomo wool " Iopoyt0d w baye
bonn tploD NJ pvlper sltghtly Dpdor bDo
Tho pDVthvD lppdo nro Hltl dlsip'
Gllpod, Nv y Whole, W pny GDPynDf nnk'
lDg prizes w thp teTpifOyips, w Raw
llne, low0yer, thoro wOr, abOpt ,OpD,'
600 p0nnds M wool diAppbod NJ lnst
weok, sOnlo Of llp pnpohDepTp having
pono w il tbptp ldons apparently, Tho
pvloeA venli2nd Wo DndapslO0d 10 bo
equivalent w bhnOb70,, 0leDD, l0ndpd,
which Nv higher ohm ppOb w0ols
OoDld hp s0ll for bore today, Tho
pllvohlaova, ~ noDpso, Nre banking CON-
bIdninhly IN thn iplnvp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
yUE wOOL WAUh wv


suovs iounjJDyhle ming ~ wyoming,
sales Nepob lDb fepH,
1bG wool mDpbnf hDs WOUtfeslod bpt
y0ly llllIN lilo tba pnsl week, md DIR
Inv Nm pynDlGI portion NJ tbn time
tpndo hDe bfon Nv u complete BfDDdetill,
pnyg lhe AWolienU Wool uDd O0lioU
Iioporlop, Tbpro bns bo0D some lOOk,
Ing Dponl1 OI tb1 pDyl NJ m0DDfae'
lnpe,F, pn1 aoV0 dos bnye beeD made,
RnDorqly DDdnr the market which
b0g0 md lborf, hly0 moved some wool,
bDl fbn demand N yovy gliel, md tbe
nuIlrO bnglDesH ~ tbD Wanh N only
pligbIly over g,DOO,OOD polDdH,
llold0vb NJ wool mo naturally desipOps
NJ entering DpOD tbn bow sopsOD With
plNDD boards, md nrn willing w aG0ept
u ropsOnablu Qfep fpp wool, nnd tlo
IDnrkpt fOr desirable Ht0gh wv u whole
pnu buldly bp naid M hnye brOkoD my
further Npp0plp from Pho goods mar
l1t mo pol pItpgethpr ~ Al oDeolrae'
ipg nntpyo, and " II hiDlad lhat w u
Inv iDelnDG0s iho nils nre iDnnlpR
OD shorter time Or ny0 contemplating
I0lnB No. S0nl0 nDnnHlnDHH IN nlH0 DlnIl'
lfpHted III G0hle glnIlHFH ppHnl1lnH inp
IIpbtwoIahl eoNpOu whinh VIII Hoon
Opnll
Who uncertainty IN ~ The Nhavnpter
NJ fhH dnMnDd md the comparative
AbaODOo M now 0Tdelb nnipfnlly rendDr
lh0 manufacturer pnpllOns nbOnt bnya
InR wool, nDd IN VIII H0t Dl0nK lnst
IN long nn IN gnn bef0re pprOhAAlnR
tO DUy oslpDL Vhuf he bis D0t thp
ponndonop In wool which he hna lnHI
ypnv W shown ny Tho fant thAt thnA Inv
comparatively ynpy few ~ the mills
have nly0D orders f0f Westprll
wOOla, especially IN lha taIrit0rlnH,
who're lhny fnol tllnt pTloeH me- pm
higlL " w hfO0mlng nn interesting
nNDDndpnm w lhe lIaae how MnOh
lOnHpT n0nrnnlerf OAn hold mn from
nnvOhnglng w00lA M llIgn pm0pnlA.
lnp thlnR w gpvlninH-eith0f they hnd
M tbN beginning M 1900 Il nlnah lprHer
Hl0Ok nN hand thAp wnH aannrally boz
liOyNd, NV thDy hnyn r0n0I lnd W flle ntN
NJ NOttOn yDiDs and HnhHtilnleA mNnh
more fvppk fhaD wnH fxpa0lpd, wv tho
vnnk mud 0lp N tho mills hnyo hpol
yllnnlnR pInnIiONlly fnll f0r tha pnsl
nyn mQnfhH, hnt thnlr pnlphnsea dpflng
thnt TINA hnyn hndp nseapll0pnlN
nnNIl Mn hnlOh reported Aln0n dnnunlg
| NpHInnnllnR 0nlY nh0nf 10000, llO
pnlllda nN nHNinAl nnnrly l0ll lOOO,nOn
p0nndV f0r tllo corresponding finle lnHl
YuuJ,
AdylO0a fran tho p0nuuy Indicate
nlN IN Ws0nlinR, where gn'ln m
nnlNnnl M wool hnn h10n sold ll0Tr
lnHpOndnnnp fVAm llnwlina, daFNd Mag
w. ,udllNtnH flnf ll0 week hRdlnk
TINT dnlr alGHn1 WIN fhn nMARnl ~
anlpa lAraai W00lA hnya hAall Aald
lnndNd, WhiNh N rather hlHhfJ lhnn
fhlh mATkel WI NJ pIaangt afAHd wye
HppRHa prlpa haH FnnRnd ,fI0ll " w
lnlpN INV I0hnd fhF .Nn0la alIlHhlnH
An IN M ppF 0nnf ltAFf. Wneh nhnns
l,nOli 00d pnnlda WaFa HRId IN HnWlllHl
4ha li0afaH tFndh llngR lHal RlDnhe llh
pRFRhaahfH, And Nh lAnlH fA0k ono
,0aadp' HMM W. aaIa4iu MpnfVag' ~ " pqalsi,' ,
lavN nat Eat 0nanan hnnlhnrl hns
kaaD pfpllg Wall alnAnNa NV, \ RG0d aAAl
M lhd wn0l IN lhAl tpfllnn linglNF henl
aGDFaalfd nv IN thH allhnn'a hnHki Nnn
Hdyadn md Afl10nn hnvf hphll yHlN
we'll lloanpd Nv u laiHp lafllpll " "
N00l huglnH hNHli annll lNalnA M M lNu
llaHis IN nlQ llnAll VINO nninhsAAtH "
tEelp Waalh hRva thHll HHWl nnA " II
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
mo lAyTLU sulpMEsTs


MnDs Iy1,DIDlis NDWipH w ipOW nyHs
goD tVp lbe sovtboyu NpuHps,
Moro onlilu mo being brought into
HE 6tpto lbts yppy from tbo gpDROs NJ
Oregon, Now Mesioo nDd Tesns tbpD
eypp before w tbp history NJ lho 0nltln
Industry, ODO movement tbpt w now
H0lnR on " brlpgiDg u number NJ trDlp'
IQnda NJ gnlIlD from Oregon w the
pnDans Of the north lbleo trDiUslonds
pppspd through IIpIpnn Inst wuok fOp
lhp rpDgga ~ o. v, piIoe, NJ Vovl
Benton, )pnd aeyPrnl D)Olp bpYe boon
purchased, MI Price bouphl 1000
band Another purchaser " N, w.
Miner, ~ northern NODtpDD, wbOAO
Two tr0lnlQads, With l,bOO hnng NJ
alop,s, wepe 0n Mo siding w Hp|opp
u fow days aAp, Other Naltlo bDpnd lhp
sane way Mud now dup VIII w 10
Mrs, Ford, NJ pOrt l,ent0uL who hae
900 nOnllng, md W Mnj, y, A, gpmF
ming, NJ VOit benton, whose puIphOao
w Oregon IBIS ronsOD Amounted w
ah0ut 300 hnad,
Ihn Oregon 0altln Wpro purchased
from lhe ll0Ids hol0nglnR w fhD Rvoat
oAtnln NJ thn lnt0 Pptpv VIpDOb, Wl0so
pangeA were w Malhppy mud Ilpynpy
ennntloH, IN OIsg0p, who WIS Alll0d
several yenrs nHo, 'pha slook Nv NJ on
ooptiOnally high grsdo, nnd command
Nd, " N aald, lhn highnHi prices
hr0nght hy latllo NJ my ~ ihe lOonll
tloa d Which purchases 0vo mndo fOr
LIlU MuitLnfin rIiIluuE,
Tho lllOQm CATTLE nompNny VIII bring
In 1000 young ateeva fIOM Nav
Maaion, nnlOadlpg NJ Nilllngh md dvly'
Ing aar0aH thpiiAUaos ln Valley nOnniy,
Many thOnaQnd hand nvp coming nam
IpsnA This SAMSON,
'phe burlington akpe0ls W Het a hlg
pnn M stock M Orawiord from thn WIN
horn within thn Npst mouth nnd IN
dipnti0nu Ara Tint Thorn wiz not ho loAH
than ah00 gnrA NJ 'pNana stack INV Mon
talln 00nl0s 0yOp tln tpOan from OOn'
pofdin within thn Sllpal lwO mOOtIu
Vln stools nhipmpnta flOm Vim south
VIII nnd0nhtodly bo heavier this npnaoll
tllAn f0r H0nlo previous SenIa'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
MAnlNlAk NLLLLl.L
ONMeH m lhe HlillNaH npNrN uOnsn N'sl
l'rlhnk hlallli

'Ni''HH w ''lf N''''NAH ''le'N NNnsN WEI
lrldns slIhl'
Mngieian kallnv TOLLS M inImaaing
story N Ralnlt Ilondin, tho fnNOpt
Nlon0ll MnHinlAN, wh0 went M Innln
lnNns yeNla aa0, w study lhn nnpvOnl'
nnnY M thn Illnd00a Al lllHl tllD
lakiTA W0nld have N0thlnH w IN WIN
lQndin, whnM thNy hnliNypd W hN
pIntOndpv and nOt \ Nngl0lAll M nng
0ppepnt nj nlL Ono dW, h0wpypr,
lodIll ~ nwpl lHGM that thpy wele
lyer AftAFwn!l wllllna N IN Anslhll9
lM hlM lp p!plpnlna " gl lnl1
plnHillAn \ hna NJ lnllnla, pnd nVknd
him w aNlpQl ono m tll1m Mud lQg1 "
Inla i lVVgp pitlol' Ihp NAr dll n
l0 WINS t0Id lnd Wna Flnn dlra0lpd NJ
dVn " NJ lludiN'a hQnu lia ilTpd, hit
ha lgNRiplnn, Fellglnna. lhhNFnlAd,
aalaptipR another hlll0t tv0nl illp tna
I'M llRd0d tln plHlnl IlllA n0lllnlLnNd
IN fNklg tl llFn \ " Nlllfh WNll WhNll
ln hnlleE stInak lhnFe wng L aFnnl
hlAllh llf lllnnn FuIlunH dnNlI lllh
Wntl Vba llndAas Nnh IN lnFlAl, der
K'llaf' WIN NM hnil' nAila'p spnVIv n Hapli llme
hIndglnR lllH MIA M lllf MAhntlllHH N
DdlN VIII Aslllnll hhlnf NJ IhplT HlNfll
INV illusions dngjnA hlH NnlnIlnllllHNl
W lhlH CIV M FIldnf fveIllllai dllIle u
'iia ilnai amnhrE
lani0g lla nav nlnp rlOF M 'lallpl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29

s'Opppl IN Iils WY liVmn ipoW y Vrle
AbpDnI,

slOpppl IN iils WY Uomp lvom u Vrlp
AbpOpl,
.Ah ltey BiHbOp i, u, livpDdnl NJ tbo
Catholic diOppsa NJ Montana conducted
aHIyi0oa Nv the ODIh0ljn 0hnroh w ihla
llly sunday morning nnA oypnlpR,
Vhe hlHh0p WIS returning nome fr0m
Il ivip t0 liis OLD llOne IN ANlopp md u
yisit 10 lhn I'0pn M Home, md wns
pTeynilad npon W Ht0l W l'l|'lnHn, fhls
belng the only plnpp hn ai0ppfd NJ bp'
iWppn New Work. nnd HnlpnA,
A lnrgp pOnar0Hnii0n Rlnolnd lslah0p
ilpOndnl ~ both DIV Nnpylpon, w tlla
morning In lO0k NJ bin taAt ''Dnp
Father WhO Apf w Hpnypn, md no
words NJ INV a0lDl0n Wnrn llslennl W
WIN lhn Nl0HneI attention inFlnH
thp p0llyan NJ hlr rppNvks hn lONk lnop'
siNp IN appnk NJ hia NyHf YEN ~ Hll!'
lNRH, npOn hlA hnlnR mn1n hlHb0pi, "
WAe N saNrs lp0 md hn aAld lOnsH W \
Iilllu sIOlp hnilliDE On I'm south sldp
NJ thp flpnk nnl lllOle Wpln 0nly pblll
n hnIf dOaon peopl0 prn7ogL ~
nODlynHIpd lhnl fimn WIN lhn
pvpHpuf which now Nndp nol
oNly M puIprppd, ely, hnt an
pNInrepd p0uRldpNli0n with u Hne
ghnIdh In which NJ wOlahlp wv ,alsn
Hp0kp M lhn hnapiINI which ms nnpn
0laQlad thrOngh Mnn's nhnFlly, whlah
hgd inploNspd llanE WIN alth Thp
bisbQp ulao smoke III Ray Father fan
pIpvnnhppk Wnrk and namllmanlpa
thq rppnpegd gentleman IN fhN sFAna
aHapasa M MS RnalQFnlfr
IH fha evening nm hiahnp reAllfd Ing
aspnlinDqp M hfs vialF ta the RePp NM
hdMn, and N proved \ llnaf lnleppsl'
iBR alla INV hla hanrRrsl Vha illhAlle
Hb0ir fAndaTpd nnn MRsln NJ hnFh spF
gllHfr
liish0R FI0ndaI a0nlIpnRd hlp Frlp
hANpWnFd vnflaFdNg Lnnl Blellt \
pNhllf lfapptl0l WAe lplgpIna MN Wy
MNNE nj llh 0illaQns N Helena
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29

Glfl laf WHnsf Hafk
A alrl M IN ganpral h0NTewalk eRn
lnd nlnplaslaanf Nv ApPlvlllA W M
n klIlalt wv
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-05
cEssIoNs TO FOREIGN POWERS.
Territorial Grants China Has Mad
from Time TO Time.

Territorial Grants China Has Made
from Time TO Time.
Each conflict in which China has en-
gagged has resulted in a loss Of terri
tory. The principal cessions made by
the MongOf government as the price of
peace have been the following. The
island of Formosa was ceded to Japan
in 1895, after the war with China. In
1897 Germany seized the port Of kiOu-
Chou on the east coast Of the Shantung
peninsula, her excuse for 80 doing be-
ing a massacre Of missionaries which
had taken place there. Two months
later shs received from Chipa a ninety
nine-yea lease of the port and dis
trict. In 1898 Russia obtained from
China a twenty ty-five-year lease Of Fort
Arthur. Tahenwan and their adjacent
territories and waters. The lease can
be extended by mutual agreement. The
same year the Chinese government
gave permission for Great Britain to
occupy Wei-Hai-Wei for as long
period as Russia shall hold Port Ar
thur. To compensate France for the
concessions given to Great Britain and
Russia q ninety -nine-year lease was
given her Of the bay Of Kwang- -Chau-
Wan, on the coast opposite the island
of Hainan. and last year two islands at
the entrance Of the bay were definitely
ceded to her. Hong-KOng was ceded
to Great Britain In 1S41.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-05
A Roal Genius.

The man that sharpened shoe pegs
1t both ends and sold them for wheat
was q genius, but he has his equal In
Mexico. Some time ago one of the
habitual revolutionary fare-ups was
about to commence in one of the bel
ligerent little South American Presi-
iencies which masquerade under the
title Of republics. A couple Of hundred
men marshaled In opposition to the
government, swore solemn Oaths, and
met nightly In an abandoned hut at
the entrance to q swamp. Enthusiasm
was plentiful, but arms were scarce;
so a purse was made up. and three of
the party set OF to buy ammunition.
They went to Mexico, where cargo
IF powder Vas delivered to them, and
after inspection, was shipped to the
revolutionary headquarters. A signal
gun was mounted on q hilltop. and
when the day and hour arrived the
deld marshal of, the revolutionary army
touched q match to the fuse of the
piece There was no response. The
marshal used all the matches in his
silver matchbox. but the gun refused
to fire. An Investigation by the "War
OGce" followed, and that cargo Of
powder proved to be nothing but ma
hogany sawdust. which had been Wig
orously stirred mp with powdered
graphite to give It the proper color and
appearance.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-05

1.-THE deuce he didr' punng out clouds
Of smoke.
"And I rather fancy rhat he could be
jealous"
''You don't say 30! Well, and so could
/ II was engaged to q girl and caught
her carrying other fellows portraits
about her person. l suppose he asked
you no questions. and you told him NO
-.hem: :.hsa fibs'"
Il say, Esme," eonfdentially. are you
going to marry him? to come to the point.
as they say"
II don't know" she replied. with per
ceptible hesitation.
Don't know! what rubbish. You know
your own mind, surely, by this time"
I'm to give him an answer In a week" :"
said his sister, in low tone. And now,
Teddy. want to know IL you will grant
me a great favor" in a coaxing tone,
standing up and laying her hand implor-
ingly upon his arm. Let me tell Miles"
No; sorry to refuse you, my dear
child, but that L. just the very thing l
cannot allow you to do. Can't you hold
on bit? There's NO hurry"
"Oh, but there H." she returned, Gag
eriy. $50 many things must seem 50
strange to him-my rushing out and hug
ging him by mistake, as l told you; that
photograph this morning, and other
things. It's like living in a powder mill
ANY moment there may be an explosion
Do. please, please, let me tell him." she
pleaded eagerly. 'If'-becoming ex-
tremely red, but the kind darkness con
cealed the fact-''if I-he." stammering,
I'VE are to be married. the sooner you
know one another the better; and l
should like to introduce you"
Il dare say" scornfully. land walk up
to him with me in tow, and say, Per
nit me to present my brother Teddy,
alias Sergt. Brown, Of the Princes Lam
GERS. and would have to salute him and
call him Sir as would bent a non-com-
missioned officer, and it would be q very
pretty little picture altogether. l could
never feel the same to him il l met him
by and by on an equal footing. 1t may
seem ridiculous nonsense and vanity to
you, but il is just my one weakness, and
l should like to put my best foot fore
most, and appear to the best advantage
to your husband, old lady, when we meet
as brother officers, and there's no yawn-
ing gulf between us; and" with a sud-
den start Of surprise, here he is; at
least, 1 suppose that this is he, this fel-
low in evening clothes coming down the
middle walk"
1T is, it isl" she gasped. "Oh, Ted"
creeping closer to her brother, and speak
ing in an agonized undertOne. what shall
we do if he discovers usT'
Keep COOL" returned Teddy, impera-
lively. Get well behind the table and
don't sneeze or crunch the gravel with
your shoes. It's as dark as pitch in here
to anyone outside. Imagine his face"
he continued, in a smothered whisper, ''if
he were to walk in and find his pretty
Esme tete-a-tete with a sergeant of Lam
GERS! His feelings would be what you
might call mixed! I suppose he would
murder me!'
''If he does find us, Teddy. you must
tell! returned his sister hysterically,
crowding still nearer to her companion.
and scarcely daring to breathe, as she sat
with her gaze riveted on the unconscious
cause Of her trembling trepidation.
(TO be continued)
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-05

Captain Braba3on N
BY 3. N. CROKER
4. T.Nllitary.Romance.of. SoutR.. .Ffrica
l@Q7l5Qa@(6@1ldl@Q7i(l 5lIl55@I55015505(S

And what may 1 talh aboutY' he ask
ed. What topics are not labeled dan
gerous?"
"Oh," pricking Jacky with her whip,
talk Of the weather, the crops. the new
moon. anything; talk Of Burmah."
And thus encouraged he lamely began
to make some conversation. But even
under their peculiar circumstances young
people of their age were sure to find
subjects of conversation; and he, perceiv-
ing he had an eager and intelligent listen
er, launched forth about the wonders of
Mandaley, that impostor the white ele-
phant, the hill reported to be composed
Of solid silver. Then he gave few Bur
mese legends, a short sketch Of bangkok.
said to be the richest city in the world,
with its huge golden altar, streets full OF
gamblers, and river CHEEKY with the cele-
brated singing fish, when, to his and
Esme's astonishment. they found them
selves already at the back gate at Bar
onsfOr1
do not suppose that she had been silent
all the time. She had, after her interest
was aroused, and feeling conviction
that she had overawed and silenced the
young man beside her, thawed and
thrown q remarks, questions, and mods
just as plentifully as opportunity occur
red. He had a look Of Teddy. Only for
this one great point in his favor she
would never-so she assured herself
have opened her lips to him, even once
And yet In what did the likeness lie! He
was dark and sunburned, and not much
above middle height; while Ted was tall
and fair.
why, We are actually at homer! he
exclaimed in surprise. I'VE must have
come by a short cut. How quick we have
been"
YES" returned Esme, those stories
of yours made the time pass. l don't
mean to fatter you," she added quickly,
"but those descriptions of Burmah were
so interesting, and do like to hear about
pther countries-having seen so little my
self-no matter from whom; and OF
course no one, however stupid. goes about
the world for nothing"
In this cruel manner did she qualify
her compliment; but Miles accepted it,
eoncurring in the time-hOnOred adage that
half loaf is better than no bread.
I'VE have only ten minutes before din
uer," said Esme, glancing nervously at
the yard clock. No, no" waving her
cousin away impatiently. Il always dis
mount alone; but" jumping down, gath
ering up her skirt and commencing to
run, "if you like to follow me in by the
back door you may" she called to him
eondescendingly over her shoulder. 1T
SavoS fine"
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MIRROR WRITING ODD MALADY,
It's yictims Have Faculty of Inscribins
Charactera Rack wurd

It's Victims Have Faculty of Inscribing
Characters Back ward.
An almost unique case OF nervous dis
ease was investigated at the last sitting
Of the French Academy Of Medicine.
The patient Is a young ROumanian.
whose malady has been observed by
curious manifestation Of his disease
takes the shape of what Is known
among scientists as mirror writing"
which means that the characters are
written backward, SO that when re-
fected in a mirror they are to be read
in the ordinary way. DIR. MarinescO
had observed that the hands Of his pa
tient when unOccupied were affected
with a nervous trembling. which ceased
10 a great extent when they were used
for a definite purpose. Wishing to see
what effect this symptom Of the NAL
az had on the handwriting DR.. M
inesco asked the patient tc write a few
lines from dictation. To his astonish-
ment he found that the entire passage
had been written backward with abso-
lutte accuracy.
The experiment was repeated several
times with exactly the same result, and
It is, in fact, impossible for the patient
to write otherwise. When asked to
trace a word with his foot on the
ground it, too, was found to be written
backward. The patient being a Jew,
a final experiment was made with He
brew. This language. as Is well known,
is always written backwards. but the
patient, reversing, as usual, the normal
process, can only write 1t from left to
right. Partial cases of mirror writing
have been observed before, but none In
which the tendency was SO irresistible.
Pail Mall Gazette.
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Cost OF Raising Wheat and Corn.

Statistics which have been cOllated
In Wisconsin show the average cost Of
raising wheat to be "a cents a bushel,
and the cost Of corn % cents. In both
cases there is included interest on
the value Of the land. with the cost Of
implements and horses added In.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-05
Consumption Of Coffee.

The consumption of coffee the world
over is growing rapidly. The average
annual consumption in the decade 1870
to 1880 was 1902, ,OOO. 900 pounds; in the
next decade 1t was 1890. 100000. Last
year it was 1.5sO, 100000
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-05
Wrong Basket

Frank-I knew Penn would be
poet when he was a baby.
Ida-What were the symptoms?
Frank-He was found In q basket op
the doorstep.
Ida-I don't see anything in that
Frank-Yes, but 1t was waste bask.
et-BroOklyn Life.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-05
The Next Que stiOu.

ne -NeXt Vut WIOI.
Excuse me, sir" sar1 the census
enumeration, briskly, after the name
and age had been duly recorded, but
what Is your occupatiOnT
II am a poet"
but what do you do for . livingr
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-05

The mistress Of the house turned hei
head and looked out of the window,
hut her eyes were veiled by a mist
st. Louis Star
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-05

The unlucky man seldom betters hilp
self b. changing his position.