davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-20
FRIENDS
IN The SENATE
Sympathy Declared for the
Fighting Patriots.
INFORMATION WANTED
FROM THE PRESIDENT
Whether Transvaal Agent Has
Applied for Recognition.

Senator Hale's Impassionate Address
In Which He Challenged Asser-
ton Of Mr.. Balfour That England
Had Good Wishes of America In
Contest In South Africa--Deelared
War to Be Fatal Blow Struck at
Human Liberty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-20
Ignorance Is Bliss.

Chicago News.)
New Wife, visa 90 get some butter,
please.
Dealer-ROll butter mae m9
Kew Wife-Nol We wish 10 eat II on
biscuits
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-20
ro SC Il erinpe 81 - -.

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money n If
fails TO cure. z. w. Groves Signature
S. - each box; z5c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-20
BIG EXPEDITION
GOES FROM UTAH
B. Y. Academy's Important
Scientific Enterprise.
PARTY WILL EXPLORE
WHOLE CONTINENT
Trip to Extend as Far South
as Valparaiso.

VIII Be Composed of Twen-
ty Persons and VIII Start About
April Twill Require Fifteen
Months to Make the Trip-Go
Through Mexico, Central America
and Down Through South Ameri-
ca-Elaborate Preparations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-20
Judge Powers Begins.

Judge Powers who, seeing the large
audience. and knowing that it had come
expecting a mighty effort from him
was somewhat nervous at the com
mencement of his argument but he
soon settled down to fun and complete
command Of the situation, and talked
with ease
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-20

Il deny. sir" declared MI Hale with
great feeiing, that the American sec
ton Of that race is in sympathy with
Great Britain in the South African war
to. stamp cut the liberty Of q people, y
DENY that the American PEOPLE are To
be tied to the chariot wheels of war
against the South african republics.
and when the leader Of the e2nserva-
tiFes ID the house Of con nens asserts
'nsL. he should be met ~ some dis
Sharp County record., 1900-08-31

than the Cubans. Still they mus
be held in subjugation by the
bayonet!
The administration is continu.
ally telling US that the war is
over, that the islands are peace
full; still, with over 10000 soldiers
there besides the fleet a few
thousand cannot be spared to 90
to the relief of our ministers in
China,
But what of it--what does it all
mean? War means nilitarism
and a large standing army, which
means taxes; taxes mean pro-
tective tariffs, gold bonds and
trusts, all Of which mean that the
government is to be controlled by
the money power and the citizen
a slave.
Will the people longer submit
to it? What shall we do? Eel
low democrats, let's 60 to the
polls on tho first Monday in Sep
tember and roll up the biggest
democratic majority that was
ever polled in Arkansas as an in
dex TO what we will do in Novem-
Der.
Mr.. Remmel, the Republican
nominee for governor, said in his
Conway speech that ho wanted 70
be elected governor, that he
wanted to open the books and
throw ajar tho money vaults and
have a count, 1t will be remem-
bered that the SO party that
nominated Mr.. Rel mel, yea,
even tho same men-Powell
Clayton and his gang--took
Of the state government
in 1868 when the state was re.
covering from tho horrows OF war,
was prospering under u Demo-
cratic administration. There was
something in the treasury to
count then, How was it when
they went outP After six years
Of militia and miiitarism, taxes
three and ono-half per cent, no
public improvements, o bonded
Sharp County record., 1900-08-31

debt Of over SIG, 100000 upon the
state, and when that corrupt
carpet-bag rule, of which MIR.
Remmel is the tool, was over
thrown, the Democrats took
charge, opened the books and
had a count--and what did they
find? For all the murder and
robbery, for their taxes and
bonds, what did they find? Six
ty.seven cents in the treasury
and an amnesty act on the statute
books passed by Clayton's Re-
publican carpetbag legislature,
prohibiting any of the villainous
murderers and robbers from be-
ing tried for their Infamous
crimes! Then come before the
people and talk about having a
count!
May the God Of mercy and just
ice stimulate every Democrat to
do his duty at the coming eloc-
ton. DAVID l., KING.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-31
t., A TRIP.
ter "
4 PE lie Friend takes q
trip md tells about it.

Ed. RECoRD:-With your kind
permission l will give to the REC
ORD readers brief description of
a short trip which | have just
made, in company with my FAM
lily and Mr.. H. P. Carter and
wife and baby, also Mr.. Camp
Outfit. | assumed the position Of
business manager and, of course,
did most all the talking by virtue
of my office.
THE ROUTE.
We went from home through
Batesville and Jamestown, cross
ing White river at Gains Ferry.
After climbing the Greenbriar
Mountains we stopped a few min
utes to get a breath and take a
look backward. We could see
old Sharp county around Cave
City and for aught we knew then
for the last time too, also the
Dominion of Canada for the first
time. We were then four hun
dred feet above the equator and
thirty. five hundred miles south
of Canada, surrounded by two
hundred Angora goats and no
sign boards nearer than Ft. Smith
to tell us which way to take.
Moreover, our compass would not
work being directly over the
equator and having left our map
at home we had to launch out in
to the unknown and seldom tried
regions of Cleburne and Stone
counties. We went forty knots
west through huge fine forests
abounding still with flocks of
goats interspersed with chiggers
and seedticks, and occasionally
a mosquito would put in his bil
and whisper US a friendly well
come and even claim kin with US,
but our adroit clerk, Mr.. Carter,
soon gave them to know that he
would with a hammer brad their
bills on'the inside of our wagon
sheet. We hurried on as | said
about forty knots west, then
turned south and west to Heber
and Quitman, thence south
through Faulkner and Pulaski
counties to Little Rock. After
staying part of two days in Little
Rock looking at the big bridge,
the State house, the penitentiary,
and the asylum, in fact, the whole
city, we headed our boat for
home, via Searcy, Beebe and
other points up the I. M. r. r. to
near Newport, then turned north
crossing White river at Oil
Trough, we came up by Akron,
Sulphur Rock and last but not
least Mol ley thus having rusti-
Gated, fusticated and in the end
busticated for two weeks time
through eight counties, over two
hundred and fifty miles Of roads,
good, bad and indifferent, and
after having learned a great deal
Of camp life and enjoying the
position Of business manager and
filling at least five hundred pay
ing (?) orders from my wife,
we sailed in home and cast an
chor under the old oaks and ce-
dars at our gate and we are now
living the life Of a private citizen
and common husband.
THE ROADS.
The roads were good through
tho northern part Of Cleburno
county, but Oh the western side,
going south down and up the
RID river hills we had quite a
&c VI, hilly time. The dug hill
before reaching Heber and the
slate hill, the deadman's hill, and
Sharp County record., 1900-08-31
LET US DO OUR DUTY.
CONTINUED FROM 4th PAGE

CONTINUED FROM Attn PAGE.
the administration.
If the Cubans should be free
and Independent why not the
Filipinosp II Is conceded even
by General Wheeler who is q
great eSpansionist and who spent
several months among them, that
the F'iliplnos are better educated
and a more intelligent people
Sharp County record., 1900-08-31

/ DER ana pIellty VI wafer, SUCH DIS
it is, but it is sickly there, I
think. In Pulaski county good
land can be bought cheap. White
county has poor land and high
priced land. There is some good
land cheap in Oil Trough bottoms
and hill land Plentiful south and
southeast in dickson and Inde-
pendence counties.
THE TOWNS.
On our rout4> going to Little
Rock we're mostly old places. At
Heber we saw the sulphur
springs, fred, white and black
but | could not drink the water
on account nf the smell. At
Qultman they have an artesian well
which affords plenty of water the
year round. We stayed over Sun.
day there with our old Sharp county
friend, George Tarser, whom to
know is to love and respect as well
as his hospitable family. He showed
us through the large college build
ing as well as over the entire town.
In passing the door of one business
house we saw large wooden gun
hanging out as sign land supposed
at once that 1t was repair shop,
but no there was also an ordinary
corn cob attached to the hammer of
the gun SO our fertile imagination
at once set to work on the purpose
of all that single and we soon de-
cided that 1t was probably branch
office of some weather prophet fore
telling the sad results of the Nc
klnley administration war and FAM
inc, but no, wrong again, it was
only the business single of the firm
Of Coob 81 Guun. l did not learn
whether they were equal in the busl-
ness or not but if so Gum got left
on the cost Of their sigr,A l might
add here. tlats they exgd saya r, r
through Quitrnan sool from Little
Rock to Springfield, Mo. Also
will add they raise goats IN the
above named towns as well as in the
country. One man near Quitman
had two hund! ed IN one flock.
Twill not attempt to describe al
we saw at the capital. We met oul
old friend John J. Estes over at the
Lunatic Asylum, who showed Is
through the grounds and buildings
IN his uice, clever way and made us
feel welcome. will add by way Of
remark that the people of Arkansas
may justly feel proud of the state
Lunatlc Asylum and the care and
attention with which the patients are
treated. Leaving the capital city
we found several bright new towns
along the r. r. Near Austin, IN
Lonoke county, we saw the Austin
Nursery and 1t was the finest one l
eyer saw for it was the only one. /
did not spend any time looking over
it though | regret that l did not,
At Searcy we had some more sui.
phur springs and ! drank some of
the water there by holding my nose
to do so. AT Judsonia, Beebe and
Bald Knob were the only places
where they were getting any practi.
cal benefits out of the great goat
power of Arkansas. There they
had them harnessed up in pairs and
required them to haul the children
about over town.
Well there are several other things
which | could tell about the trip but
my story has already been quite long
| fear and | Will desist but If any of
you want ever to make u trip see me
first and | can tell you Of some
things that you will need such as
brass, grit, etc and some things that
you don't need such AZ wash pans
etc, j, a, WATSON. [
Grange, Ark,
---------------. -
Sharp County record., 1900-08-31

II in need Of job work consult
the RECORD.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25

broke out. The scene Of action
was not below BIRD street. sit
was outrageous" said Mr.. Nichols.
"Wherever a black face appeared,
the infu1iated whites went for it.
No negro was sale. | saw a negro
come out of the theatre and get ON
a street car. The mob made for
HIM. lie had done nothing was
perfectly innocent--but then he
was negro The mob made for
the car. The negro drew his razor
and slashed right and left. We'll
get him at BIRD street," yelled the
crowd. When the car got there
the motorman put on al! speed and
dashed through the crowd, thus
saving the Negroes life.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
In Favor Of White Republicans.
PHILADELPHIA Record.

Philadelphia Record.
So far as a suffrage amend
ment is concerned, the cOndi-
in Alabama are considerably
different from those in North
Carolina. The proportion OF
illiterate whites in Alabama
is so small in comparl-
son with the total population
that there is no need to make
a discrimination in their favor
in order to save the suffrage
amendment from defeat. In
North Carolina a very large
proportion Of the illiterate
whites are Republicans, es.
pecially in the western part
of the State. But it does not
follow that because they can
not read they have not a fair
knowledge of the political is
sues that are presented to
them on the stump or explain
ed to them by the literate
members of the family. Un-
Just as it ism it's discrimina-
ton, the suffrage amendment
in North Carolina is largely
in favor of white Republicans.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25

"Through the months Of June
and July our baby was teothing and
took a running off OF the bowels
and sickness OF the stomach, says
O. f. NJ. Holiday. Of Deming, Ind.
His bow, Is would move from five
to eight TINS day. | had bot
tie of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol' IA
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house and gave him four drops in a
teaspoonful Of water and he got
better at once" For sale at john
sons Pharmacy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25

Chinese are dangerous enemies, tor
thew are treacherous. That's why all
counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve are dangerous. They look like
DeWitt's, but instead of the all-heal-
ing witch hazel they all contain in
gradients 1iable to irritate the skin
and cause blood poisoning. For piles,
injuries and skin diseases use the Or
iginal and genuine DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. For sale at Johns ms
Pharmacy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
Saw the Riot in New Yrrk.
Charlotte News.

Charlotte News.
Mr.. Henry Nichols returned this
morning from trip to New York.
He reports the village lively. Mr..
Nichols SAYS the most disgusting
thing he saw was the negro riot.
He says the reports in The papers
were not exaggerated. He was at
Hammerstein's when the riot
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
He Wouldn't Correct it.

A local paper published long
obituary of man who had died in
the community, closing with the
statemant that"a long procession
of people followed the remains to
their last roasting place The
family read the notice and dlscoV-
cred the supposed error and asked
the editor to make correction ln
the word "roasling,' but he said
he could not do it until seven years
back u ,scription tina, the deceased
owed had been paid.--Exchange.
The wolf in the fable p1 on sheep S
clothing because if he travelled on ms
own reputation he couldn t accomplish
his purpose. Counterfeiters OF De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve couldn t
sell their worthless salves on their 1ner-
its, SO they put them in boxes and
wrappers like DeWjtt's. Look out for
them Take only DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. 1t cures piles and all
skin diseases. For sale at Johnson S
Pharmacy.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

sNWa tssevesy fe~ peepfs baye
beard 81 S'5eks Peak Sss Alqs e.
Nst pf estses years ~ h~ hpee s
caNS q easlale NNlps lsfresa. sasl
asR ssEniF2 a9ese 4Asa44hsl
FeRa asea goe psa4 + ; gsas .
Rls. ss0RfHea 4 t9hsas ID. pe
shs seaegai lsyvf pe tae sssea VIA
a de fshsaA sspas saae3 a "a
geNA ef mqg fNWa ' pa-
ese z tia Shape beds - al ssHus
,H 8Ya Hse pe a99i siyes d III
QHs at eAtpAass ssd Bi@sas
Ne tre a.Nsaa vAelly eva9 a.
as4A " gsfv seass9 QVHassi.sa4la
glsleaA tgs sat teh 4s V,i4s
lrQp a4 80 W Ba'ee1 ss44ees aas
sAa s9Al Nepf e4e-@asa ta eae
Aala s4sas. Aa Nlh ss saWe =
Netq sAae teae yeaes esf e s0H
2asRie@s qasg 4sgv hfl,ge @uou p'es
sA4a0A h0a paN 8ars aA'eae s'.
i6E e, Ne aaeN A'
ieHsH 81 sa4tus las 4ta 9u,ise 81
qst spa eAB ~ QH41 j ias ~,
pp H.fg hasq 4it'Hiaat 4 as
qeN H taa ID Aha 8e.aelaal eepr
gef ~ Niglg raot p Qva ae
siaeg y, y asH Nmel g $50
aa ie mlaniHg " me aaik "a. sap
a9t aw"u euaaes al SILVER "a iha
eh ffle ha aeailasa eaia 81
aa as nar 9aab ea2H,
HlMNNi Yl3aa eaatg y8Va agq
HMs Ne HYAid slage ah
ta ,A H IA hs fa.so.m.
th, lAse'slY gaa iasorisr eae ipf
Asaua Eaaiaa apausass, an,l
nMD Na sia nnis agaase ~ ap
iHaul hN hN iiiu ii haaev 1ana~
bna4 nms 'sle hag semipg ulnoas
81 nasshi Aiset 81 saisrsaaain
p.rV9A Al sAe 4n Hm
ihe an n f Fmh MIN.
se haa Ifs
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07


On the i0sh u October lasl, al
AZ ". Mrs Walter J Swsuson
gave biFth 10 tLsee hatsya. Al
fnlr, weighing together .weniy.
seven rounds. Hall an hour later
her sister. Mrs Howard + Sven.
son. IN the Same house. gave birth
10 three boys, whose combined
weight wss thirty pounds. Both
she methers aud the entire tesu
os essies are a. we'll ss can % ex.
pecsed unasr the circumstances
Mr. swanson. the father u the
girls. is = nsmoeFst and has shove
hls devotion 20 hls candidate Tor
psesltert 10y eawlag thvsa Willie.
Jsanle sud Rgyspie. while his hso-
shss ena nfo1hss.in -lawi isa ssanncls
kspab'lesn. Ard hss psmsd his
isFee baYs Hsuss. NeNirlsy sri
lssasevels A. II. Waite. the He-
p~tlieisn candidate TEX governor oG
Ws%s NlsgiulA and Judge tsAn
II Nals, sheae masratic eariitase.
esfi 'iat debate II Bpeasu ,~o
3eys sfser the SIX ltssia ores Came
lnte sss world aai seAei 50 saa
assbsrs II sAe ehr1sseatns, Nr
Waits ssssaieg spanser far the
three Repasliear e,ays and 1es3ee
hels Cor ahe sArse 1Nsmaerasae xfsls.
sltheash see lTs'ge declared sAss
Z " la.st pot ~ saRes - pssee-
aens ef - evidence sAsG Ne l. Id
fsver "a trusts.
Judge Holt. wh,s II lrsherity ses
sals sassy, Says lAs4 u Is lsa the
gsalaary besS Of sas Essnascestis
PARTY III " sst Efeg 0ai, wAQre
" H'riay il eeieg rapiAty eaH down
~ 6na6xraftan lle saYs that
p~aEy every vessr shaa comes tase|
the shass aegaaiags s Aag.Aeal-
ealh
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07
NOTICE Of Forfeiture.

To Theodore Wild, ce-pwmvr ~.iN its
a6sirrs sf,ss. JasiLs Villa 4 ~E tF-
seg aa1 eaElpr it'sEii's htf
Mtn.tg riaim krfw 4e.led ans
. r.esi .he hgtesN~ .s.e stc ' ~
iux ~ 4 tesrk ia AFAete AHush- hss'
ffNt. III hr t0antytf ~ss - iN 'sa Ae'
..nsv z Now Msxiee. sia ref sr'
ste s.s made a. the rvs h ~ tils gt'igt
ia tAe probate clerk Au iese1slsf g --'lH
County "a ~lcrrA q isaA a Aia1 <
l4eatse9s Al page n ;agssf 81 . ats
saseesssts IN lrsefv~t
NAereas sQlt Or yff,r stfrs'~s - la IN
sesess ssa n0w Atd al e tae ssfl bore
matter mentioned hsss tscu Il QNrer
k AZ Undivided tns aitsis lussrgss ia
ssi3 r alns claim 6er twI1re ue-erio-
,,i ana v erszs the Wr rrsi4 aest. @Qligis
Wild : r5a Ard AZ al Ins 1sgs 'nAiteF
sn.rsi4ueAt has ne~m th@ ovter
l shs rezozlnlnx qre-tatrd un
.itxatesi interest in sA A1 staflts caSlul :
Nen xre kefsoy re5iisd g - the Under
.tsnSd yalsas Wtn3 eo-ewner with sUa
K ssi nNing elafm h4s rr5oFnld d a.
hs IN aor kgi assds : .e ir1 1gruxe ners>-
rygatr.ss so BE- c9ne 81 a4te ry ssction
ENC 5f the Revised SElirgtgs 1f the
sed States roc tire ye4r Il - 1ToE
aGf4 effjag elsr1 xa cas- rteie ea
ln shst sehaG exta asal ihs ma g1
100 CD stas vrur grts rfral a. wnef
AZ 81 al gtseei seQra rtes tassleHt ia
sad efs ri u s..f r-r sr1re = ire
saas Qs sa&@a lemeAf b, sfe eg nagts
gf ytH Il eNHstingee As eay vgur wrg
purft ai sh ssHse Hre 50 sat ua
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

TIE sei.NA ,ysp Vfss4s At 10
eeiUss stF s4y II Asls - Is lbs
svussstsN lDgy ssMu II 1904 "
4as IA sAs AaA.u.As saa !. AslaeF
i etl,s e4lNvl ss n eefa.as suv
sstsNsssea IS seAs Wfsssvaa sscm
.sssFhe II tAs u VI q sote
sAss sAv sfsisss sa ths 4 aassass.
s6e saw ,szs eAs sa kleS eem
II sAs sa4 - i ssua she
s~fatsise yea = atsAe aa$ lsss .
W4gAAy b sAs sswmeA reale
w etaaA lswl2 aeseasA =
sisAi eas,l ssle txsNeeQ sas 81
tlspAl gse4gdWan wtessegs sea
ess.sa sssa ss sls u gas Nor
eso ea8eea 1t @aa 4sev~i saas
sb4 sla lpS4atssF,e ya' a ass sae
Rssr isR sg r ( Atles. yfes
Nsfs3 sAs Mesmea Av'a "a
svAAE eafty s9s assAe 81 s4h Fg
.as ses ateags tas N@smens
4ss se4 .be sepds tee tsah
,a.sl 4 mssieg aAes s3s se
sap s4Res tlsps bsks NJ st's aspQe
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

'ussiens II hey ~4 hA
~sAss & tsseA "a t - o
iv 'sA AMfissp 4 Fee 50
sfeissssiesh ~ she Nsesas y st
s~at. an isiAfa 'he sslNf tahss
-. seeaels leslss Aea
s. fHssfses es.i;hteu *eH sas
sdsaass sis ~siv tislrspA An sp
rvms NJ ais s s ifat
= esss sNsfaa 49, eSsheaSe 81 s.
fsys = - x=s Ass fsu esat.s
- HssA~s xasx sAe rsss sxssse
~ kzass ses i ee Ap
3 ssss *sss a fAsk1
rs *sl - ss.s se~ -
hs'Ss - As - ~ 81
~ ess "A ie 4sa sns
i ~ @seEA see<se
kss se
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

t~'falnn p llshl eDapr
tgfaa sea MnAnW b.a aasu~
/ haAaNtoli sa f'sllI e. Nf
ess sanahs'pti eaa llih 1 ~ sl
ss'S@'sl \ l'h0. l'he spaai,pa
Rs ea ts@ = ea ffipa fr
pesa. rs ai'e ehassA al
~ W Aua MA H
hR 82a #t @
se.'apn ses Ear
u ~ Il s'a @saM s'e
A 2f Sae ht ees'
49, AtaeA a4 aa 81
has r. BIS spptn r. mos
s - 1854 spNp S VieA
Ai. aes
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07
Nlaaey aad Neaaiss.

tfnlr9ss NAnauu SASS Aal Ioiln lN
NNsa,Allgs .H .h1 splesl 'uft b. slr
sarlti. ind hla ifsunda say lAal lie iiltfll
aVan4ppamuf III iiu lueanaa " l'uapp
an lintDlai ,aaaiil o pli a i. 9l1f
am and4a angs. .Ipmnu l sis1tD.laa,
au Ailn#l 3ian u n it itah
ta, ,is l's Aaalia asili4ua
etlie Auiea fr hARpiusA
lBhsan auQs ais wpiualh
Nl lpt nnpe pl0
li,u 4nis ily
f,aNs AN,. NIL, Ia ai lis
NJ hurxNnNae 9aisa on nam Ansiags.s,
w p,ss anop. ioNl II As.lilbs
e'gans ansa haaes ssen
sat auiior rolls an Aini.
sfis atp ipAil
liAlii hin snsalh
A.is l0iuA .es. ilinN- aniawni
1is maur iose D pilesi ,ittos
n'ifee lnpdiad Il4 nnlnfi millions
Aiahieoa nlllunr 4 y aafs
tsl'i usse itulis ulluas.
s.An nip aealih
Win ipepsbu wealth.
9aS Nalll lsnany fslli4ns.
f'iu gssiss nan IA allim eousi.
t iu aNas Nn,l Ton
ilssps ssaa sos iilnpn llle nps
AsrI sil oarslua <nsil, ~
na.o luugR
~ siass anual.u
EoseNesss Auestaellsn
iu~Ay At,antass News.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07
v'iiss Twins Man~ed Twins

~ Ft'Aser Aft*+As ~ A. WIZ.
as y t'is~.,aais, tst,'ss.s., ise...s.g
Boen n ss,4t Yrsioie d
tiies las earaisl IA scsnnisl
az ipns~.io noaenfyiiioii ) s.,s.
lig llla attention II .npisgissa sns
lasiusasr N sla lucifinu ~ lensi
~ 5lant eesr agn 9arn1siv
mi Psstiionie Ksesmsp. twin il
egr, liy@ng IA Ilsnesiup. mnin
illegn neer Huntington. wer
aAifsvsi q Assilef & a.sI Hewaa,
swanson, twin arastles augeg
IN sia inantsr tfssle. rlle o~n
aong lss4S piAes ia stss wllAa
nfna. a. lasl,a aesalns ma
isaiss. lp tis enare population
= miles luens. ss.s aas r,atsi
Wmeolseis araa IN lls news.
assr 'ee>uss Is slle pseaiiar car
slss eaees- IS nas ten sl.As
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

t9 4potsA49 n tfeafh st Ns
Ns sa.Ms b NeasaAe cha Ne~ N
s.Se yeS4 vslf ts4aa ga eseslA
~ 9inaei9 iog tAa sgeab se.ysl1
eaq sebrY ~ NasaWbea ap
taialls sVA stels AnA hs,A "a eg
saHt sas 9.Ay sf'Ns 4lqossgA
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

. s. Ss
we if fAad>, neilAs
lf.swei Ne Aee oane =. aftlA
ihas Haint ia aNgasi bv issi's
a'rfs3 n'a
= sarsH y 9 iaielN. Il
N uu aa,8uuasr aHss
nwa q &avmg fNs liin lbfl
ie eesr a Airsp h.m aar ae,
= aemteie . ~ lm!hcss tsane.
sslpeu ef liHAneuIl. ea.e II
easse ans eae anlie'alpas mas]e h,0
lGiar ien
s s. in;tsM Wnuils,alu ela,
fie, 'Nle %
VI A9lNM NA II MavaM
8ihllea..ls Aansssaf. r.elbin. q
qNs's A.afa aua hlsea in.
e's,a ssssaa a'Fscsly aaoa .llp
n ga A}.i Haeeup suilhoes u sln.
aiea paalals sant tfea.
f. aa pa,sin Sadl rs al
lsp aA
ts e M.'s f1le asa sAp a.st,
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

woifs tbq sseges selgQ9s & y ~
lt.sl ~ f.t#. Abe gs4r gaa IA
SpaAa As1Iea spsa4 AN k'eN N
auhlssA Alt "A 4siQb 4Aa 5&sea
I4.s 4,eQesApaA
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

kss estss reached Abs fstass. Who
na9 10 BIS ass sfapee. snd f,tmx Do
aetioe ear9sd wire genee, rsa Aato
taas, breaking X deaa easalsg &
sapetal ca assb secna Bis asatosy
,gd v9lai9g st GO pair "a papss
tAe sll e0g taok advantage "a sbe
kap 10 sAe fsace sad gcE e4ss t1a
eoru}sshl and asiliak aassel sas4g
Sscen ccru sGaaytag sss raeBea
t1e eife ram egaet = goE gaiea
ct Nch ereaa gas .
aaaaes eg aistaas, daQep8g tse
shoAs H2es ta q agErN sA8 lseer
@e,a sf SGT ee E,lsa tseah fba
naeg, A3at shaae eaawlad aaroagh
aaa spl bal ereap ana asa s.la qtr
Ter zaialsig . sraa sew S anset.
Daring sbe awaitopans SOC elpasa
slnaahiar ea9 asyAy wssb tina alTaf
Haa ale agg Arske u.f s'Rgsa sei
apg oeos, and toe ealvea Y,t sat
and aasYed 4As h,llR QlI GsaE aae
saiele. e'paa
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

lam malv 10 tep " wl'h 20 ipla,
tud esslmsIep an nsesfly alpfopfl,
slipn Il vl9l.gfa s5a, iiesides
ssiS q 81 ,.sst slsN~ Az uved.
~ d .lu tvs stgp IA sNr l'NilsasNes,
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

ttse eessa4 ss'Fas q E@i ssls
aasF ssll Is kVsss. 81 ANeg isss
shsv East seH