davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
THE TAX
OF THE
Proceeds of the Mines.

Notice is hereby given that the Taxes. Of Tho
proceeds of the uines for the Quar'tr eudii June
30th. 1900 a now dus snd payable a TIE Once OF
the Couny Assessor at the Court Hcu4e
The law In regard to their collection will be
strictly enforced,
H, E, tRsUDENrH.L IL. County Assess II
Dated Phoebe August 10th. 1900.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
Democratic State
Convention.

PURSUANT TO BE oLUrIoN ADoP FED BY
The Democratic state Cealrai Committee April IA
1900 a Dem cratic sta Convention was cllled e
meet At
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
SUMMONS.

tn the tstrtct Ceurt 0f the Fourth JUDI
eiai District Itaeaia Gouaty, stat IT
Nevada.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
2 g ct All IN Notice.

Qusrtette PrscInct.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
Segistra ion Notice.

N. v. Wash Fresinot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

Mis- M-n xs~H-~rn~ xrR Erni5~rn
E.s2sEI~. 1axnsr~ N1zrr4- NI-
mnnH-sr ~ Mls~ Nr~slrrsss<. @nE Tnnns-
asrr Ma=< Hnznarr<r ct K1lnr<@ zi-
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a Nv Krr& e -nuln-znznr . sA.1Kr
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nrrusssr1-
THr NV X4r2 sula~ 8<-a<arEEr< hf-
lgzuz1zs~E slrsr d~ I'm r1n arm Urr az
-i~ lnsz 1iLs 1sss->t nm -r ns-~matE
MIS- r1rt aas~ s-2@r~rra-lr- SrlnasNk4 Dc
a zI-w~E az u1~ <z1z< r1nai= sl1S-ng
arxlrrE -l~rr <~1lzre-rnrIr -r a. ia per-
mn &C Elr p~sSSzx~ 1e isurr-s 1E.aI-1
-inrn-
The zzunssErz &C a.lntns ~Lrga-xn~x IN
rAr r-szzI-~- no IA -is 5r1- ssr GU
riuaIrr [r -1< ar-~ -x~1-1rr-r<arz ~n=
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Vln n~af5EsnEzls W nzzrEraSslss 4xlrs
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h~ c3E~s.d e-ia.E E-snHE 1nt me sasl.u~
1- >l-zrG1E- 1aaE -i- sssfft- rxrsl<asca
VIII 1~ riIs-.E I'm &sl.ast E-afzm-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13


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nrs- -ar m EEHs-- lsFnE1am
= NJ -darr -=rnll1r G1z-1rzI 7.rs
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Hs-gsrE--f~ ~ n1-lno -f- -s-
he - ass--z7~= -uu TeuasH Hna
~ IN NE-rs1HA 1anss-z-E -nnn~rR
Er ~ Krr=zat were 1rsur--< aE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

Gonzales Tex April s--The food
Situation here il not nuch Improve X
rhe river having fallen only about fou-
fe~r since yesterday. There has bsrn
great loss OF cattle in the river bot
rpul4. and il il feared a dorm or more
lives have been I@.f-
n Bohemian and his wife pam
stricken jumped into the water anil
were drowned It = Thought a Negro
boy Of Marcus Yates j. also drO~nra-
and TWO Eexiran~ are missing
Reports come i'm that a number rf
Bodies have been seem caught on sna--
and harb-sf wire fencr~- The river
farms are ruine,f-
The Aransas track l. blocked for i've
miles north of here several brid-r-
aE-1 a hundred Yards Of track are
washed away Th- Last train h.
e1ur~ dawn from Luling. via HARDWOOD
en- thu Southern Parifr tracks
Aavirrs from Corpus Christi are that
several large schncners were blow y
ashore dnring rhs fierce Storm la~
Friday. and are now piled high ans-
ary ON thu beach
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

Washington april IM-Tls war de-
p~arrr1rnr has been Obliged TO issue -
circular hitter defining the expense
thar nray he allowed on aevouHt ~
mf1irzrv fRn~raIs. These. outside or
~. transportation OF tns remains. asr
Enni ees4 to rho cost Of y coffin aud rea-
Hernhg. axp.n~gs fcr burial and the
orhcwr~ arw Directed not to allow ac-
eaEnt s1r y,arlinr- r~rnarfas. expsn-ss
mf eIrrwv-ran~ mn-fc BY bands cr
e~fuirs. scwsrs. pals for horses. somh-
ssnn~s~ crwrsr or -inves for pasl-brarer-
and expense Of grave sites.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13
NEWS FROM INDIANA.
Lz,Es- EI7pe11r w--@n n 8R-
x<rY az OK Orsz $1x-=


E~nian1q.1@ 2nL- A9rA Eh-
1-z- szan- rn~1ngmssuu af me %ran-
A-nM ct rae k.-gnslsr EaM a~ ttAi
IA ra4s rrr- ~r~znln- "Wednesday
Ma ~ and xiz-< rf.- Eta n -1n@
af az~ r-nn n niz4r sn-r -Ae rziArHaliz
1as Aeon -~rI---E nnzsfs- 81 lntiansG
Gsl~ af z1~ sp--i1l 1r1na-~ SUI ~
-1n pn-Hf.~ "Wednesday -r1sianA
The nar<n viii ~ ans a MIR sn-
80 -fnr All -zn x1 wednesday,
nrar camp i-~= MI Ar arat ~ Egulr
In=-au AaL Bfvns1arh <1Arx1 Apr "a
Frrurarr RLE.- <1u-rA ~1ls-t wL se
hnhr----f By u~1 @r 1zzaaa-- r~gr11
ra1-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

Ex-Eepr-~nrz-ise >Tr1nz- rAl-1n
sfe cammiS<loner % lDG1zH E+4I-
O. The &C. 10 p-~@euz = s-1l-aE1z --gun
rAr Mani and F@u-a Inlcnns Cd liz
Ilczz te--lrorT- wAo 0-~E-@ -hE1 1An1<
h Eon-inr 10 rh-rn wt1aA hare uo-
b-rn taken mp ia allC-m-zz& 80 =is
and zbe PROCEEDS diEi5-e lns0n- tn
tribes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

AT the session of -hr Lev 1u-& ru1
ferenrr a the NJ T. chu-rA A~s1 IN
the 5rh d. l. " H1-hAmzr r~ds1-
OF the American sabbath LnirE an
nounced thar he had just l-ur1 5-urn
Washington where he had called ugas1
frr~idrnl Mck5zier- who had tlscrl~3
him that rhe Im--d Stare s.uzsdn-s
al The PARIS exposition MDu1 ~ G1~n
On sundays
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

isric Irish welcome CO her ez--T MI
Inb4la ON -hr 9Th Tb-r- HAs do hal
Lcar1euuess at.0ur H. and il -0nros6
me aged s~uE-rri-ls hear II q uE1-
M that nU-hllr has cn1r~ In mz1y =
lunr wear The i-r-rNncl8Aa~s were
all IN rhe tsnckrrcunA and nsrhrr &C.
cUrred 10 D4- The wEUEsDrss &C III
e-xzsaon-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

The New York chzmhe- &C rxErn-
Drrce adopted r-soluDCa<- GIL III I'll
declaring that the stamp -Ixss snnul1
b abolished 2s soon a. -he rraelu-%
of The gorr-1menr I'LL permit and =
il j. impossible TO abolish them =
III The beginning thus- uTsn -e--
grams express and frei-h- rr-
PrrPrse-arE arrbrseS and s1ss uA1s
upon exchanges should lT 1rx- 1nll
ixhel-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

C~on--nrrc- IN E<riin ana rhr -rr-
n have scrcor-sd rh- cs-r q 1nr< h~-
e2n-r the lzrt-r INSISTS UFc1 n Fa-r-
Crz Fn IN their ccr-rarrs gn1rzr-r~nE
tie ciry against srrzkfs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

A Eerlin dispatch sAES &<zsr.
frOm MAshinrzOn ~Szriuzrln- razr SCI
r-znr j. in<-ic1-lnr Turk$ - TAX
u~n1-seldly 1crian arzl1<z Azn--srsz
rs-ar< are ~e.npha-ir11E d-n.-r - M
German fcrrirr o1arr-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

The railway aE-Cm1-c-cpuTl-- w.
passed us second rrzdi-r IN rh- Ers-
ash house Of c-0rrEucnS ul lie 1A
SPEAKING uF-cn rh- Hams
Brice- liberal declared America Wzz
far ahead az Gr-1- Britain in -h- na-
ter OF ~autnmasic xaE7Z III fact
he ADDED American rGlrNlE< LA-
shown Grez- Britain -he WAY 1 ml1l
thirrz
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

The hen1Urkr y n II EEr~als o.
ez6ed- On the co. Ernins- the -rPuhir-
n governor and l-ieuren1n1 rust-nar
and In ta-nr a the 6rmac-z-sr cEEnz<-r-
ants holding that lBe nrziar OF the
Legislature I'M tbe ease WIS 11E1i and
tAe courr h1S nc 1urisciraMnr- TwR a.
the repnhlicsn gn1rrs ~reanrzAr1lr sub-
scrahsed - -he sarne prinrir1- 11als
d~eprecatinr the altered iz5ns=sr &C. dan.
One republican judge Siszrnse[ Ihs
case win I've s1arr 10 rhe xryreux
court q Tie Tnir11 St1-ra-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

The board a. -uaerna-< O. b >uu-h-
eTn Cotton ~>rlnnr-s aS~crL1-ICn ss-
c-Etc- on rhr ID rAar S0<rherz mas
xhrld De s6risea 70 usaE-Ain r--@rrs
Trices OF YARNS - rhs-e = nn Hr-=-
- I az q decline IL rxrz -ppax
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

>cra-o- Loarr i~nr-sGnr-c zzDsnl
nenzs 10 ih~ army A~F.r@rss-~sl h-
On the f-h- giving 10 rne rgrEEa11I-
cfsce- uf Tie ArmS the rams &C Arr-
tenant general zD1 - zh- adEI-2n-
genera the RANK q z1lur -tnt---
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

The <rarernr1- &C The rrrnsn~ es+
ancr~ in The general funA e~xral--~ o@
shr SssA.aoa-nae gold rr@<rxr m -h~ c.
vision q r~drmpziuh- sszu~d el rhe
9Th. showed ArA1l1tar ASH -
xi56---A.sus. god SaES.z&
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

Kansas Grrx umrr5hcer- zuG-rrp
-n- rUuFl-rsc . year 1-a ia Hnrn
ahc q naocrarsc nn-8ulAA rurErL-lL
vs. 10 have mr1 Iuig a Nas -1z
c~r-trrs-d AZ FIRE ca shr SIN j. c1Grl1
Esr nlruf : y m- and hsu-ns-G w-1
xnch FURY -lE- IN Ts-sen Dush-
i1- Remained hrz = MISS of RUINS Tl-
s.rrssd Frr@ty1ersAn chu-rh -he -
slr~p schco- and a number - n15nusl-
d~~Ilinrx 1er- Also ~1-xz-cg-L L1~s
SxnF-0aQ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

Tbe Ofscr-< ct The Marine nr-TftA.
Hrr5ce have -runsrr-r~ 70 hzn1l- IN
smallpox Srz1mrn Co rhr NtE Fe-vzs
settlement IL Idaho Thrr M 80
pFe-a-e NTH rhr A--n-s and i-sr-rrz
Of the Indian tart1n and HL -sE~
lash deaenziun camps AND a. Wlz-<+z
else J. n-c-ss1rE 10 stamp um -- g.
sasc and prereE1 IL sEr-Al
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

II -bt northern S-z-iur IT G-DssHs
On Tie s1h- Whine r. ruuse % C<rsE-
az-ch- TIE prince 81 M13rS U1< Aac
IL tx Erunr Boz s-EaAEl- "a
nAlc- named >p5le- Mho MAS Fru-1rr
y zz-es1el Tb~ PRINCE E--A eh1-ne-
s-ri<-5r nsa-hAl-nce- r-1D-E zh@z
rAr cnlpr.s r. nn- 8r11- u-A az
larsEly-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

The statement that G<rrssnr w1
Wrs publish the serrrs Ang>~r1Rr
srcnsr regarding Area = orr1,rc =
~xl1 informed cirr3rs IN EerliA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

LnmIsgn- Apri1 M-The amazing
Erruirx az rir E.n~rs southeast anti
--lnr1nxw~r ae Biu~mfinr~in continues
rhsr Ss-r command seemingly coming
and rs1a- rhruHghauE q wisie region
AZ -rx pi~s-<- 1ur r1Sin- good err.
nGr To- rhruw themselves against
rT-uuw s.ssirs az rhe Brrrish-
x-zsaar Ha~ 49, g1~~~s<xL
The -~rir--mrur at rhe IRISH rites
=un E1uxzilIe TO AIfvaI leav~s es~n-
E=1aaar Nsr1nur communication with
-a~ ara-r 5arr~s ae his $500 ar J.
lfaf e~rnEulal-- antsiing A inr offensive
q un-rE- aHr AZ - apparently invested
- IA a. Lau.t1u Aunwus4 Eete@raphfr
amt ruIruasr communication with
Eia-m5aun~Ia are kepr mp ~ usual
1ur aurain- s,5rls.s through fdr puo-
4r e'aussInprun-
~a xlsa-rrsr LA>s
Eart AsSa@r-z Inst message WIZ
Ganesf AqrlL ~ amt rie LAST unofficial
1r-szg'@ barre tate ut April = The
1ii=~arre af news Is IssIaL d~lshTnrr-
ems r1s- y~arir. amt prushIrrs an aIT0-
TIFF AS%rtAElLl1E ~ItET- HE LL7L
aasfffirsa1 message nares that gu.1d
s@rr,r< AT E~ss-n16lnr-fn are euurinu-
H- amt n~-IA at the ARRIVAL OF animals
1aaf HEas fresh cavalry regiments
1Grt EIn~rrs ms Enw Ila@l mounted
man a~lnasr-r1rr-
Ia >snnarfan C~0px~x
In -ie esra1r- F-pe state rae s5rua-
-s1u : rrsmpf-x- win ss-anrE material
ssr 5srnIn@ a rgrr~er estimate 81 tn.
a--Ia-an- amt n. Afternoon newsFa-
Ssr< MR. 1~inr I'm the rE1i,feurre IL
ne IT, crrraensIn- rhe con-
E1r- GE lT1zrS - -hrv sr~ them
Inns r4~ r. La-n-= ea1zrrr~ reviewing
z5r amy ~Esa-sn sag@
RzEA~r D-sssz x~<REs=
- Il a-rIu=~4TIrre@ &C rhr foolish
susr-lnG agrash N 81 r@- work
ar -a~ wzr- ps-n- EIl-=r - aashorr4 in
x-i1Ir-E H. 1e uTlsz war Cor trans
asr-= In-L LarL Ran-r-z = 1rlrs4Hare4F
4uppilr-1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13


diam zIr~rrurzH-iIn l1A ErrraiuG 1lr
me rrn-anru-- aE -h- --sH-run'tsars
rugsss n-n- ar rru-raz- ElsEnn -lrsli~
HE S~i1n- -r1s = wsfs- r1a- -le
N1nsE -QlH~1fFn Fc -rsla1-nI -.la.s= 4~-
mE -4-a @mr- III rr--E--n ne
Alnn-- a -r=u1Iriru wa= 1lafruHt calling
IENM M @--x--- &C ~1r 7E m1arn1-
-nfr rs ~ tHziH- NIn-'i- = AArun-
ny @ acaIar &C ~ 1NE1r az
rsnI- lac rrs- --l~-rsr an Eneasnn
-ts1 q. 1fn -sy ~Ht SUSAN 1ir- r'f1-
~711stu w1~ -E-rDn-c a@tr 1r-uE
-ac4 H1tt ne h~nnl1ut1H= Ehs -~-Rru
WIS +---E nrzHn-E ~ ~ait- &C -a-
a- E-la-1 tzr2s 4aarl 5ar ~ E-Elrs
= rs1 E -- hnH~
t--L Il-nA graari-aHr ar -E D-nsFr
zs=1AU-A1- ar PERU lad WIS grfust-
-LE -4-AE <l1ans-L En1 M as-nrl~-
-7sur -r-1ssrsE rl- an -1r ~L 8E -NH
EransTuI mffL El- n-sL- WIN were
Ensstr1-~sl -TNlH=-G - asrE arr ri-ir
lEnrL and mssI-nr-G H. 11 EE1A
A1z %-rr Cr4~n 1N1E A4r A -
-E1ls-l N1-1 ne -1alna11r a-1trTA
r. az -1s- ~A sar-E n~g-A
1Ae Esa1an lnr ar-1n 1ArafrT af r1~
n >cnI--E An- s-rr1-- AE--1I and
-Erz1Er <-~-2 Alarz--n -IEElfu- =
ls=~ SC @a4nal rrzz--t 3E m-1u
Tie rlu= = -isuIr1r "a n1r~ ll
<-Fsr-ln-sau~ -u1lsn~@nn-
G-l[ Charles ~ --l~- ~ -
l1--f - = EDu- XIII au II Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

AaussEnA AqriI HA-Th~ Bgo~mfou-
Term rar-xsprnsfrur af rhs Narnin4.
Rhsr- 1~sirr-aphinu -srnsiaE says
The ngurrn~nr nc rrnspg ennrinmrs
~frh i~vriliIrrinr frequency b~riuaaies
amt diuf~ssn- appearing ami disap-
1sarinm AT brief nrrrval4 W spswiiie
4-ssrrs1nnr# NC Eurh movements ARE per-
mrr@rA
rrms w.re 1rrsf an y=a
srrrfar IN me ralEwaF-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13
E|lV||T O The Beers.
rks Exre=li-gIv Asoir< Dse-s Are
Keeping rhe British Guessing
II rhe Free SsIre-
umElHexTas uIls laalizT CUT.

~ - A~~p<.x Sss~a u~-
x~sEny Tr~p@<ssx 80 d. >~~ss~-
rshs< uA~s rA~ ss~vS~~ss.< ~
ws~nr Ngrr~~~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

1a-uausn. cape eainuy- april IA-
ETusa-- ~zs 5TrnuilE r-annrxrd "a
Gzp- GHinnT AprII l. auid the cheers
ar -iss assembled rrnaps n Aarrw MIMI
a-r at nsurr-nr cralnnisrs. inrlIdin-
uHanE af -irir IrHIers- arr now impris-
anest f~rr- Cat Drurvs eplnmn- m
riiuiiHr -as W-sr Australians ant CI-
ulfiian 1ruuHrest rifles amt artillery.
r@- frre yesterday f1r De Mar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

Austin. T-x- April InThe as,a
siruarlau h~r~ j. Imposing hat
bar rhs rerrrts from points below ia,.-
cate THAT rhe full eject Of thr inr.rr
vaInme cf water = b<ing fsIt IN
Wharton and Lafayette eOanfirs. ~
sryrhfp- being Inundated AMI n,s-a
Erss II property aud live stock b.
reported
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

W1---n-nn- >I-E-fav- April Yes
-Hr-iaE ~r@ning rar British SHIELDED
1iss-E 1w a 5Irrr of Es-rS- Tins morn
lr me E.1-rs PssBrrrf in pnsiriuu a bis
rEn- winra rheE fr-d n~fe~rIvefv- y
1Izilsnt- at Nxussrs followed az in-
a-rul4 -ir1urtinH- -he dry Ths
R-sn druppr,t lvsitir- and shrzpn~l
sirrsls mo- uar Bnsr pnzirsgn- finally
y ssnrinr rass earmTs Dire and driving
af -in Sulu~rx.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

K1-<~T-IE -rrnr-S 1-r beng eErwu-
lar-st -hn- nc B4I~rs 1r~ preparing "a
1ank liz British Pnsz-iun At Wep~ner-
and INNS I'd Secure entrance into En-
sr-aia1aL -agh IN sr--mpr VIII b. r.
ssz-st 1E -ar E~IsI-alaud government
~a5rif- = > a-iez-rf~ has made quiet
E-rznarz-nu& Meanwhile rhe approach
ar -1r ARMIES ~ ~Easurnlaad Pruf1rrs
nuri szrir~nenr % rhr natives
-e---==rE-Inr r1r utmost vigilance On
-1e unr- 1f r1e IsraL officials.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

N~l- Erlnun-4 suinuials are nov
un~E II N-p-mrr- They are a spi-a-
iEfI 5trw~- ~rapani- Ut great striking
GfuE~r- amt 1z--st ID r-rg~zenun--v rtt-
mr. amt ARE zblr ID deal roughly with
-1e EIsr xuumalabB~s nDw roaming
1l-sMr -1s xuuurrv- n squadron af
4rzaaar aarse captured nm rf1
rrar W-p-ur-- HIS aur-Pnsrs arr r.
7rr-@f rR b. In -xHlrh wirh rhe Ea@r~
IlHf y ign- ~ -rlrtest a. imminent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

Much fear j. being entertained with
regard 10 rhr sanitary situation Of
Austin as the city j. already b~gin-
ming co show the effects Of lack 81
drainwarer- Gov >ayers yesrerdas
give the city $500 out Of the hood suf-
ferers fund TO b- expended in bella :
Of the poor Of the city who have bev .
made Homeless. All such are bring
well Drusiret for and there = 10 dan
ger of their suffering
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

I'm the southern part Of this county
several persons are missing. thu nsn4
Der representing a fnniiy u siN lt4
ianS ard two negro famiibrs- III ntr
81 that they have escaped. cat a. U.s.
formation an he secured a. 10 fhllr
whereabouts and = their ncrzrs have
re~n washed away It j. presumed rh4
they persisted in rh@ rushing water.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

The river j. reredin- rapidly az tbs
rsinr and above not~IrhstanLin- rn~
llrr thar another heavy rise was re-
Frrreti early this morning on The Con
chm. Il miles north of here
Reports from In CRAM. in Fayette
eeunry are To ske eject that while
much % rhe lower portion Of rbr
town l. under water the property less
- small No one ~ missing
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-13

In rh~ Eenntizne rhe wafer and light
ermnirrr~ mrt and Instructed its 81
p-erinrent~nr To- ar on~s- secure from
New Orleans 0r some other available
point a steam engine by whieh il -
hoped thar the city can operate one 81
Is bar pumPS whirh remains intact
and furnish the city with water until
some more definite arrangements can
n. made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-23
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, November o. The November
corn deal nlonop0hxea attention to great
extent ON the board of Trade to-day; 1nat
delivery as we'll as for December closing
1ac higher. Wheat was dull and closed un-
changed. Oats at the close were &c high
er and provisionsN shade to DC lower
inch at the opening. other markets being
almost deserted by traders November
opened from As to 451a and soon touched 4Ic
but Mr.. Phillips, who is credited with con-
trolling the option, sold a few 1--WE thous-
and bushel lots and a reaction followed.
A sale was made at 44c, but it was fluke
as the market really stood at 4411c. The
market became much quieter toward the
close .Acceptances were light and wealth
er conditions We're reported as again be-
coming unfavorable. December corn sold
between 357sQ36c and 36ssc, closing re
higher at 56ssc. November closed 1ac high
Ell at 451sc. Receipts We're 81 cars, only
seventeen of which were graded contract.
Wheat ruled dull and Ieatureiess. Ca
bles were firm and receipts light These
factors caused a. better tone following
easineSS at the start, when the bearish-
ness of local traders and the absence OF
commission house trade was felt Decem-
to 7144c, touched Tic, rallied TO 124c on
cash sales of 2l0,0e0 bushels, and closed
steady and unchanged at 13s@12c. New
York reported % loads taken for export.
Primary receipts aggregated $4,000 BUSH
els, compared with L. 53, go bushels last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
$50 cars against 359 last week and 7s5 a
year ago. Local receipts were ITO cars,
one of contract grade
Oats stuck in the same old rut and made
no attempt to get out of it. Prices scarce
ly stirred but the general tone was firm
in sympathy with corn. December sold
between 217sc and 22c, and closed lse high
er at 217sGt22c. Receipts were 81 cars.
Provisions were neglected and dull. The
market opened lower on heavy hog re-
ceipts and lower prices at the yards. Fluc-
tuations were narrow and the close fairly
steady; January pork lower at S11771a;
uary ribs a shade lower at Sc. 300 BPM.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
l40 cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, 125 cars;
hogs, $4,000 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-23

100 bu. Spot. firm; No 2 red, 7S7sc f. o. b;
afioat. Options opened firm and closed
firm and partly 1se net higher. Close:
March, Sic; May, S0Ssc; November, HSse'
cornDReceipts, 1880 bu.; exports So
SS4 blu. Spot, steady. No. ,, 46c elevator.
Options, Irregular and closed firm at
5s@ssc net advance. Close: May, 42Sse;
oatsDReceipts. 10000 bu.; exports 1852
bu. Spot steady. No. 2, 26i4c. Options,
dull but fairly steady.
Hay, quiet.
Hops, steady.
Hides and leather, firm.
Coal, steady.
Beef, steady.
Cutmeats, quiet.
Lard, easier; refined, weak
Pork, quiet.
cottonseed oil, Petroleum and Turpen-
tine. steady.
hosin, quiet.
R.ce and molasses. steady.
Sugar. raw, firm but quiet; refined,
Coffee-spot Rio. steady, mild market,
quiet. Futures opened steady and I'M
changed to points lower. Sales, A,5eo
bags.
PHILADELPHIA. November s22.-Wheat
firmer and 1c higher; contract grade, NO
vember 721aIS4c.
Corn, firm; No. mixed, 4314 Gi5c.
Oats. firm; No. . white clipped, ~ 62sc.
Butter, steady; fancy western creamery,
26i.c.
Eegs. steady fresh s, nearby aIs t az or..m.
fancy small. 1l@Ac.
Refined sugars, unchanged.
BALTIMORE. November 22.-Flour,
steady; receipts, $3.50 bbls; exports, 1870
bbS.
Wheat. steady; spot and month. INC
Sc: receipts, 20,1S5 bu
Corn. firmer: mixed spot old. 1874 G44c;
receipts. 22l .s4s Blu: exports ISL. bu.
Oats. firm; No. white, NhG2Scs re-
ceiptss $685. blu. =
Butter, steady,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-23
SAW DOCKSTADER.

LINCOLN, Neb., Noveber 22.-Wm.
]. Bryan saw himself in imitation on
the minstrel stage tonight at oliver
theatre Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan were
the special guests of honor, this being
Mr. Bryan's first public appearance
since election.
George Primrose and Lew Dockstad-
er. of the minstrel company, were by
invitation Mr.. Bryan's guests at his
home this afternoon. and he in turn
accepted their invitation to attend the
play
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-23
WoULD.BE MURDERER DEAD.

EASTON, Pa, November 22.-Eu-
gene Skinner this morning tried to
murder his sister. Mrs. Francis Will
ford, and then killed himself. She
was awakened by her brother trying
to chloroform her. Skinner poured
csrbolic acid down the woman's throat
Thinking he had killed her, Skinner
gulQed down the balance Of the acid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-23
Dry GOODS.

NEW YORK, November 22-The de-
Inand for cotton goods to-day has been
in four-yard sheetings firmer after a good
business Prints are selling fairly we'll.
Bleached cottons are firm and look as
though prices might be advanced before
long on leading lines. Several lines of
plaids and tickings advanced Ac TO Zee
per yard. Print cloths and allied lines are
very firm with good demand. Ginghams
occasionally 14c to ]2c higher for staple
lines and fancieS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-23
a CHINESE WAR .ITNK

One of the obsolete forms of sea craft
to which the Chinese still cling with
affection is the war junk shown in the
illustration 1t is picturesque, but
clumsy, with fiat bottom, square bow
and high popped stern, in shape SOM
thing like the caravels Columbus used
when he made his first voyage to Amer
lea. The sails are usually made of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-23
A SEVERE SENTENCE.

ct. LOUIS, November 22-Maurice
Brennan, one of the three men arrested
for dynamiting property of the ST. Louis
Transit Company, during the recent rail-
way strike, was found guilty by a jury
to-day. and sentenced to Imprisonment for
tengears. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-23
BUDDHA AND THE BABIES.

There are many idols in China repre-
in this Illustration, representing him
with his lap full of babies. It is set up
in an old monastery at Canton, and the
building is usually thronged with wo-