davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-01
Sc alQlila

por $17 mensuales una media casa
terrera en- la Gale d , Benefi nt-
nero II de esta, Capital. Informa-
ran den Jorge A Goyco ca la fabrica
de hielo, Marina, calle del Comercio
ndmero IS. A 6-1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-01

Ell americana Johu Lunl-, afro
pell6 anoche a un pol:c:a a la sali-
da del <Casino Espanol,, :, siendo de-
tenido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-01
Balance iisve,Es'ii1
Dst1yttntonaiento de Ponce.

( En- un voluminoso cuaderno he
mos recibido el Balance Inventario
que ha formulado Ell Ayuntamiento
de Ponce, en- cumlimiento de orden
superior. En- la Fimposibilidad de
ocuparnos establishments de ese ira
bajo, nos hmitaremos q la reproduc
CT IN del Balance, que es como sigue,
ACTIVO.
En- edificios, incluso ell e1o1 ohe- 90
acueducto. ...... @90A @f'o|
En- terrenos :" 2,562-52
En- plazas. ."141, 10000
En- material de limpieza" 9,46O-OO
Muebles titles. ........" 2O,515-OO
Mobiliario de escue1as. -" 2,224-38
Creditos favor ....,..." 67,985-84
En- id em idem -. -" 81, 949.84
~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-01
E seiis.

Dispuestos cantar los trovadores,
Vibra el t6ple sus cuerdas aceradas.
7 ALA por entire bosques y cadadas
-Repercnten sus ecos gemld dores.
Con acentos de queja arrobadores
Canta el jfbaro penas no olvidadas,
Y en- dacimas sonOras 6 inspiradas
Llora cditas de languidos amores.
Y,esa mdsica alegre q melodiosa,
Que parece que gime y gu 3 gorgea,
Aires, toma de danza bull iciosa;<
Al compass de su ritmo, SO co5eo,
Y cuando loco, 81 entu iss mo acosa,
A punto de acabar, Sc zap pteo.
FERDINAND R. CEsTERo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-01

iAl Colonial, Il Colonial
Cl .b,!! es dor d Sc d be concu.
mir de hoi en- adelante; es'e es el
Restaurant de moda, ell mas concu.
rid, en- ell que Sc s'rJ Je & todo ell
mt n ID con We dad ara asencitn ira
to di stingui6o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-01
Miss N: R: E aston

:PROFESORA DE INGLES
Ensefla por el metodo natural
Precios m6dicos, Luna "a. Ii
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Nos dicen que hoy Sc celeb-ara
un meeting republican, en- Baya-
mon, para donde iran los oradores
de dic5o partido. Ayer tuvo efecto
otro en- el barrio de Santa Clara, del
citado pueblo, en- el que hubo e!o-
cuentes discursos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-01

Llamamos la atenci6n de nues-
tros lectores al comunicado que va
en- otro sitio, de los sef1ores Orte-
ga & Co, de Fio Piedras Nos pa
recs qua diclo senores estan en- el
justo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-01
Total active. $766, 941-2o

PASIVO.
Presupuestos atrasados.' - 20, 1868
Presupuestos del $500. -" 4, 1861
Alunbrado p1blico. ....." 3,178-O5
Manutenci6n de detenidos" MCGEE
y Dss1sgs SO ganie del % aqnlo.p.o Z 4s,7e.
Deol1os no a coaslgnaoos 7,174-O9
Total pasivo. . 70, ,6es-6O
Balance ( fayor 81 gel 'ess, ,257.eo:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-01

Ell gran baile-velada que cele-
bro anoche el Cast, o Espanol nos
dicen que result6 animadfsimo es.
pl6dido. La concurrancia fu4 mu
numerosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-01

Es.a noche habra ,u, retreta
regia por Ia banda Puertorrique a.
Sc repetiran & petici6n los sAires
pastoriless i otras p ezas del pals.
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Sc ha d dsnunciads s Antonio Gra
made, por condu,ir un caro- !endo
m6ntado s1h.e 81

montado s1h:e el
Nos essribe don Jose Hilario
Negr6n de Ponce, diciendonos q le
en(aquells ciud I'd hal unos ame1i "a
nos que en- elpatio de un cafetfn b n
install sdo una gallera, sin tener 10
&C 10 ,e.ente permiso
Fueron curados en- la sala de So
corros Basilio Guzman, de varias he
ridas incisas Estsban Vazquez, de
una herida contusa
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20
jeff Cutlip's choice.

} ID CmlIip, # M Ie ,r Ie.s lmliu
cal aud re!ig.nu fame, sends W. Il
ils' IT ngnes aud drsIsnatcS them az
ms ci Ice t,r "iiicrs 80 he filled al the
"eXr general e,rc,i II. lie Il e. not
s'H "har ticket they are to run pn.
amd II we don't miss our guess, This
uckrl muuid he suuen hat like Miny1s
'mush and milk-sli.h IL mixed. But,
"n general principles. JEFF has right
I" SAY lis piece. :" here goes, except
where emotion and modrsry i"rIia:
Mr. ZIoN, w Va.
Feb ID. 1900
DcaF Sam Please publish the fl.
loving, a- my choice st car dida.e, for
the ming c"mruign:
For President, y" J Bryan, OF
Nebraska.
Far Vie" President. J +. AlrgcId.
plIll
F"r Goy of W Va, Eonrco II
Frccr
For Auditor, l.. II. Kelley, of
sutton
FIR Treasurer W Tucker, IF
Wir Co.
For Attorney General, Il G. Linn.
Of Gienyiile.
FIR Judges Of Supreme Curt
ie..e u, N ard and " G Bennett.
Per Congress, Creed Collus. of
iii'chir county
tT Stale SENATOR, -- or GIL
houn uut,.
With these men 81, cred Nc cln NJ
sure Ourselves Of clcuu admlni.,ra.
non and purity 100 "hicr.
Very Respectfully,
). -. CUrLiP.
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RecollectiOns of the Past.
The Rise and Progress of Cal
h"un County.-Othcr
Matters.
Thursday. 2:30 II NJ.

Thursday. 2:30 II M.
Weary AMI tired "f wrestling with
ewes hat r, fuse to sleep, and thoughts
that Wonder from me suljecr ,n an
other, We have ca, clu,led To While
away tie time uhril breakfast
bl j ting down few things We r.
member. and if anyone So desires
the" FAY call il history. We have
never had any thonghi of writing
history "r n novel, hut our present
surroundings. the magnificent iur.
Pr"vemen's. as compared with cnrdi
items III the writers bay hood davs,
calls for more ihnn IL passing no.
lice
Whether what We REMEMBER ,hnll
he q! any interest 1" readers ~ other,
wise l. II question t" h. hereafter lie,
trrmimed. We shall not attempt 10
write all ve remember. but few 81
the most, l." us, significant points,
= ne "t which. To- others, may seem
VERY f""Iish, bat thai is none Of nur
business
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20
Unjust Laws.

Oue nf tho st,IutAs ,L,, =, ,.
nniur ~ uryh, =, ho n;,.i Or 49,
bn,k. !. tha am. ,r,,.;,l;u., , 49,
r.s IN :, ,,,u, = 49,. .,a ., -.
money ia ,b,. L.,l. 81 H.. SL.;a
Grain. from fine. coII.c,.d hy Jn.,;.
IF the Pcoc. Tin. law ,,r,u.I. ,r
fcrr. to ar, and IN y.r, ,.,,, :,
stance. the finn. c,,,,, l.. Ill, ,
AID go We buv4 ,rr,,.d l,..s ,,..u Il,
county II y~ea, raft IF these ,rd.r.
" hicn are hardly vor.h ,,a ,.,,.
The, nr. written IN Tban .,.,,;,.
~ hen am ..Hir.r krnv.b T.. :. =, h..
no nav .rre,, .r,I,;s Li,,a ,t,o ,.
tarinn tn law L,,vier f,.. -, ,,,,,
abl. +, nav her,m.s ,r..,. y =.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20
An Editors Life Saved by Cham
bcriai.'s Cou.! Remedy.

D"rl"g the early part of October,
1896. | con. raced bad cold winch
settled "u ny lungs aud wus urgl.c ed
mint | feared tina, cnusump'inr had
appeared III am incjPicu, safe.
was c"ns'anlk Coughing and irwin.
I" rXp-I something which c"ul; not.
| became alarmed and after giving
the IrcaI Il cr"r trial, h"uyht bot
lie "i chamberlain, Cough Remedy
and the res, II was immediate i'm
prom, ememt, aud after had used
three h"',ics, nay lungs We're resrorrd
Ia their healthy state B =. In
WARDS, Publisher of the Review
WAIT, Ill. For sale by Dye phar.
macy.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

There j. 10 b,'lrr MEDICINE FIR the
babies than Chamberaln's Cough
Remedy. l. pleu.ant iasre and
pr MP aud rtlrcrunl cure. make IL -
fav"rIic with mothers aud small chill.
dr,n II qIickh cures their coughs
and r"'ds, preventing Inrun.lrin or
"hrr S,rl 'us Consequences. l. ul-u
cures Group aud la- been used iu rpus
Of thousand, ur GASES aiIh,ur ~ single
Failure, s." inr ~ wp hrve been able CO.
lear". u NJ only cures Group, bur
when given ~ Sppu a. Tie croupv
c""gh appears. viii prevent the az.
tack. Ia cases 90 81 hopping cough IT,
Iiqreii,s rhr t.ugh mucus. making il
easier O." pxupcl-ratp, aud psssus the
severity ani frequency 81 the par,x
vans ~ coughing, ihus d, priving thar
q sense # alI daugrrpUsc us, querce.
For sale b, i've Pharmacy.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

We made nur first kick in tins
world Jan l0,h. 1851. a. ,re.ail.d Nv
the tamil, record. aud for Short
PERIOD rherrnf a. We seem 10 have nn
rec"lleriinn The first thing we re
member WAS sitting "n the Fl mr, II
pun"he"n floor al that, If The old
round lrg h"mse. made Il beech. ma
pie, oak, poplar an,l any other kind
at timber than happrned To he con
veni"ni, aud which was "chink.d
and d 'bhed" /" make il warm. and
had IL fire place about six feet in
length and wind ~ about 2x2 feet.
over which creased, white paper WAS
pasted. but la'pr 81 sash win SxiO
glass Nns placed in lien If the pnrer
CRYING for hr' al and milk (and we
ar" still al the same old TRADED Moth
my rrnrspirch irrm that time until
1850 "attrnci especial attenlinn. TX
crpt to ger il: a Year or two more
lime with The fist siege of "seyru
year iIrh.'
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20
Having al Great Run on Cham
b"rlain's Cough Remedy.

Manager Martin, "f the Piersnn
drug store, inf rms us that he is hav
Ing grrai ran uu Cham hrrlain's
C"ngh Remedy. He sell, FIVE bottles
"f HAT medicine I" one 1T any other
KIND. and il gives great Satisfaction.
/" these DAYS If la grippe there Is
nothing like Chamh' Rains Cuug h
Kennedy !" sl"p tie cough, heal up
The throat and lnng>-alrL ,--fT7fifFiiri
~ rir-i iTT1fi ii 'rrrN Short Tine The sales
are growing, AID all who trv it are
pleased with lis prompt ac,ion 49,
Sou h Chiragr Daily Calumet. For
snle hy D,e Pharmacy.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20
What You Can Buy For $500.

DIR NJ. I. Hail. the leading Den.
us! "t West Va, will make ,ru II
M. Upper or L"wer st al Teeth
for $500, cash. Full 81 $40 90
Get your teeth extracted by your
doctor "r dentist aud cnme to Park
ershurg and save enough to- bay your
WINTER clothes Sels made same da,
Yuu come.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

This i the year Of years wl en- all
men have II IIghI To, nnh viii he
beard. We "'uld like To STE good
aud trustwor.h, men scl,c,ed fr all
fices hr all p"lnical pnrIe-. When
ii'ntsS, ,apnorII ' and = rIcr int, grll
are made the les, Tor Office, the pei
pc Vii gut standing uEIusI hem.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

We haze had many "pporruni les
1" have ld honest cnmvicli ,n< tnr ~
god price, hul refused So Indn We
shall continue in the situirh, and
harrow Nay until We enter ~ tie gaze
Wherr hur few en'cr, or will tall in
ihr attempt.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

Sectional liz Z, are going to figure
corspicu"u>Iy il the politics ct this
c""nfl this year. >, lar ~ we are
concerned, W don: care It ever, can
didae t"i each aud every ,hict. to- br
f'isd comes fr'nl HE extreme urp,r
,dle # Washington district. We
could z" up taere uLd select some
goUi uher.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

This Is possibly the only county in
the State wheIe II Democratic central
c"mMlttee holds us uiiire iur In. 1T
DUNG their own viii aud pI,u>uIe.
We have heard some remaIhs a,urrx
this line.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20
q GIVE SOLICITORS WANTED Even

q GIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
- WHERE for "rhe Story of the
fhilllpines' by Murat IIalsiead, commits
stoned by the Government as Official llista-
rian to the War department The book
VAS written III army camps at San trarc.co
on the Pacific with General Merit, in tie
hospital at li"nolClu, in ii"ng Kong in the
American trenrle, ar Manila, in thu insult
gent camps with Aguina.do, ON the deck 81
Olympia with Dewey, and in the roar oi ba:
tic at the fall of Manila. kn, ANA e, -
agents. Brimf,l of original pictur taken
by c'Yer incrt photo. rapher. on the snot.
l."ls" Book. Low prices. Iig Pro.i;s.
Ere. GIFTS raid ,rc,.t given. Drop ~
trashy unofficial war books. Outgt free
address, !. /. Barber, See y, STAR lnsur-
amcr HIdg, hic#go.
Say y"u saw Thu, nd in the CHRONICLE
when gu answer.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

a public office is pull Inc trust,
i" h"ld the same YOU must get
cu>Sed.
Su deliver us from its awful wavs.
And let Others Let cussed, then
he praised.
Thanks, no nfice.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20
GRANTS VILE:
CALHOUN CHRONICLE PRINT
lSll

On the title page of 4 book YOU will lind
the pages OF that book plc.,singiy arranged
and erfectly printed
Though You may not be Judge ni fine
arts land printing is one of the finest there
is Il richness AID superior look about our
work which tells OF experience hands and
painstaking care in every detail.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

T.. detail all we remember &c the
years 1850 to - wnuId fake too long
hut one ar TWO things we remember
shall not he passed unnnriced. The
first soldiers the wrirer ever saw. or
men seeking tn lin the reheIl,inr
We ca:.n"t remember. were Elmnr.
I"ak, - Snurh rne aud ynuuy
man hv the name of Frank CI.Ileu.
These three men came 10 The house ni
Tie wrI er's iu,lIer and tnrriei fer
quite aW lille, taking, b> f. rec. wh.n
they left, ia h, ~ old flint Irck gun.
ar rather, as we remember i; WA.
taken h, San borne Al an, rae ~
distinctly renember IT h,aSc
m"'her tell the pnr,ic.-< mann ,L
."ok the CUR rI.-rr,r, ,.,l ;,,.I
-- SjE i III krfI.,d. Al o. L.
tina, he wa. RENTED rim, T.. ..,,II,.,
an ,b,. h,l,. and ,..r ,.,.r r.. -.
d-u ,,nLi.. fla r;.o, c.,io.
NJ the s,n,. ,,p,a b.v,., ,,,n, r.at
aud ,n STAY with him ,,,r..;ra :,
pay him on,d vaye, far wort hn, H..
lire the rest ga, b,und f. roh. ,rd
in less than week from, ,I,aJ,y ,h,,
/ LEFT tie lutle lov hnto, pL;ti,.,
run tie, were b,ul.d hv r.. .aa,
plnce dead de,d J,,dr I. I ia
man. now II Isnp,isr pre,cler IN \ 81,
oias conn Y, aud Rev .Jo..rb Sn,i Il
hr ughr in aud cared f r heir /. die.
| They were hauled in = rouyh vn.o,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

We know ufnt least few bump.
IN p"lrics hat will likely be- leyeled
down before The let day Of J,pusry
1901. Mark The prediction.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

We would rather see railroad
built next summer han - see every
man, woman aud c!iId, who want ii,
fee, elected.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

There is more ingrarlrude to the
square inch in some men whn hold of.
flee 'han there is III any either class Ut
cnIzeus.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

Tie time COR The professional leg.
pn!ier ia almost here.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

There are seven hundred aud fur
fecn conv'cts in the ". Va. peti eli
iiary ut this time
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

Begg'- Cherr, Cough S,rup saved
he life # nl, hub, boy when diving
e rr"uI; God bless rhe rrmed, +"
writes Mrs Adam Schreiuer. Chara.
30" ga. Tenn. Saves fhnuuud. pr
lnl' ones vy,ry year Guaranteed
cure f,r all throat aud hung troubles.
Aruuldrburg Pharmacy.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

There will ba = hot lime helw cen
nov and thr next November election.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

The British d,h', erem to have as
many friends as the Boer-.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Comfy Officers.

Circuit Cnurtr
I'nIh u Frhruars, juno and October.
County Courts.
First Monday IN April, JuIy, Hoyeints
and January.
Arrivals and Exits nT Mails.
ilargi,y.lic; leaves daily. alta. H.. OK
'"P' SUNDAY, arrives Sam. gay at > p. ~.
Arn"ldohrrs; arrives daily ut - o'clpcl
M, and leaves at p. ~.
Gi"uvillc arrives every Tuesday and Fri
day at . p. NJ, and leaves "Wednesday ant
Saturday nt Il. ~.
Rrrniuz Sprines leaves every Monday
"Wednesday aud rriday ut : a. M, arrive,
ucSday, Thursday ana Saturday nj I y. ~
staten lcavcs Tuesday. Thnrsday AND
SATURDAY at - a. M. and arrives y. IN
same days
Societies.
Eureka ! odgc, No. 80. 4. +. and A. VI.
meets Saturday night on or Before the ful
moon 900 .JCh month
J.. NJ HAMILTON, ". ".
X. NJ. Ma mai, Seyy.
Grartsvilie Lodge, 40. 100, I. o. .. r.
mcci- urrday night in oscl, wr, K ,t ~
o'.loel. -. 800. S.P. Bell NC.
u. T.. JErYrEIs, Srcy.
Rich'rjsoue,lic Ioige /. q. o.. I.,mer
every saturday night
j. y. ~rAronrR, sc.
a. /. MAct, sycy.
Thoraurn Post, 80 -. q. 4. H., r,cc
Saturday ur mr. bclrrc the first full mo.
IN each month
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

AL Calhoun men lonk alike to us.
Bat weare not asking f"r "iiire
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

The vcst has cen recent, vi,i e.,
by some Terrific storms L..l O.
myl
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20
A Few State Notes.

The Richie Gazette got out last
week without say ing word about
Calhoun.
+ + +
Mason county has enough great
men L" fill all If ;he elective "ilices i'm
the United States and W. va bur all
others must stand aside until George
Washirgro'. Til ell takes lbs lirrle
ha'cEei aud chips dawn the tree an,
of which The nexT Auditor is to he
PACKED.
+ + +
Charlrs'"wn ha'I quite II cutting
scrnFe few days ago among some
prominent men over piece ct cali
cr, viii. h was around II woman.
+ + +
III several counties of THIS State
candidates are announcing FIR various
offices. We strongly suspect man,
of ;hem will be uv. ryorked II, f.ie
the RI &c proper he2imS
+ I t
y W irt county school teacher was
reccu ~ u,re> e'' and tried 4 r cruell,
whipping II pupil lie Was acquitted
Some schools ia this county would h,
/ better II there was more wkirpInu
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20
STEAMER

All kinds Saddles, Brides, Girths,
ii"lter>. Brt eching and helckites
at i'eiI'S.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-02-20

md, by the way, going to mill in
those days was II" childs play, Stump
town and Tannersville being "mr
cl"sesr p'inrs, and they we're only
water power mills and did NOT always
grind.
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water power mills and did not always
grind.
x
The time between 1851 and 1865
brings us roa period where we hogan
Ia want pants aud Ia. e. and lhr, e
"r fur years later We hrrsn t" be
clumrr"us f.r shirt. All tie fab.
ricS ont of winch clio hing was made
WAS hnm" made from start To fn.n
and Woman win large tamil,
could scarcely make sufficient
amount If the ditiere.h kinds at cloth
To cI"rhr her children.
But ahnu, 1869 solomon Nilsson
iunntd sunIt mtIruIn hides into lraih
or. hu' they called II waller heather
i'i want at hlacking. nu, IF which
/ The older members of our family wer-
provided w;I!. she's, which Irli the
writer "u' um il wear later aud The.
= Grandfather Barr. made uS - pair of
>h' e., which, ut hat time, Was The
most valuable piece If property We
have ever owned Shoes, pants and II
| shirt, all at The ~ me Time at she ~,
at thirteen y ears gave us decided
swelling al thu head
But, in the meantime, SINE # uui
fathers, realizing the importance nr
education, had made slight n"ve
toward erecting II Sch,rI house, bu;ll
my al Pine creek, near where the
Ncl""l h Use m"~ il. by the farm "i
.Jab,z E!Ii"tt. Some # those VIII
contributed To the huilding If Iii.
house are yet living Lut Il mai ri,
! have gone I" their last resting place
j. Z Gamer, S"lmmen Wi spn and
Allen Slnlnnkrr wing about the only
men We rem, mber " ho are Vet among
the living. Alter the house WAS com
! pleicd The first school nas Taught IL,
1t man 10y the name IL Gail. kesslmg
~. This MAS summer >chu,I and
large boys got hur lIIlle benefit from
! 1t. lhe second school WAS taught u,
q. u. Stump, VIII" nuw resides al
Is ck>'lnie, and from him We Took Gal
tr>t lessons III All hmeiic. The mcXl
L.. Il L.,
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-01-18

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CURE FOR INSOMNIA.
New York Physician Finds Way to
Induce Sfeep.

A well known New York physician,
who suffered from insomnia for many
years has found out brand new
method whereby sleep can be Instantly
obtained The doctor has tried 1T on
himself and on his patients, ana mas
never known ii to fail. 1t is essentlai-
ly seIf-asphyxiation, and yet there is no
possibility OF danger.
A long breath is first taken and the
air IS kept I'm until positive discomfort
Is felt. which is slowly exhaled. This
II repeated second and third time.
and IN minute or so the patient viii
be asleep.
The theory OF sleep that finds the
widest acceptance is that sleep is oc-
cnsioned by exhaustion of the nutrition
OF the brain, due TO its functional ac-
tivity when awake. During sleep there
Is n flow of nutrition to the brain, con-
sequently an increase OF blood TO sup
ply its deficiencies. BY holding the
breath the head and brain become in
fensely congested with yenous blood
loaded with carbonic acid. The car
bonlc acid and the other chemical prod
ucts which venous blood contains act on
the nerve tissues. producing sleep, anc
the same as ether and chlorOform pro-
duce artificial sleep.
IL you are truly brain weary do not
try TO replace the thoughts with others,
but make the mind blank as far as
possible. II the brain is excited turn
IL 10 moDotonous thoughts, recite
poems or verses, or go over a journey
which you very much enjoyed, recall
Ing even the most trifiing incidents.
Physicians are more and more arriving
nj the conclusion that the way OF treat
Ing insomnia is not by means of drugs.
There Is always the danger of forming
the drug habit, and In most cases drugs
are not necessary. Ii noises inside the
house or outside disturb one, putting
cotton In the ears will be found to give
relief. Those who are troubled with
sleeplessness should retire at regular
hour each night. II there is a fear
OF not being able TO sleep that keeps
one awake one should feign not to
want II, and one will be surprised to
find how quickly sleep comes. Always
take slight meal before retiring to
rest. A vast number of cases of In.
somnia are caused by empty stomachs