davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28

- - sus:rrTTar


-1s nna.- Inr-s - ELIs 5-sE
-ts.n-r-t-T IiI1--ss a. rlc11sT AIT iih.-
rls-- ---II1iss --ssur-7es r-E-fL rTI--ss
rlt..srss- taTull1G. sf1lHHf-ug- vsE1
AT Eus 1sEEr- -1IsrI-r8rlEu AT A.
.---sz-I .t--r-lss q lfs Eft1HTH All
rliH-ftsr u 1rr1 us1 AIT rIr1.s1-
Sslq-1 arsa -fbfffssr ---11ri4 u Et1l-
f--sn- Z. 1lsr sslSt - F1E1- tl-zlT.r.sr-
VII is ssrz u razl "a -.nslsr sf g.
Cue nnLl tur--s % ~. n1-r1 .
z-sacusnr Az W E-I-s AT .EIa.
ssrTs uls1-l.1ss.-
n z II EA-E.
s,sis ra1Ittr-1-zrs .c -s1-I NJ
t1r1srF : Ezrs. Tsxts-
.1ii< y a --I-zT "a AZ.
s-1zzs. A--.--Icrs ! !
zEE- TEA
-@xI1-- -sEEs ssrr- = II tErs
AXE zEL Grsas DtHenTsrT Az Z
1Ns fil-sss ne -1-zs llscsiT - E-.fs7
Az llH.r1sr -rEu-Ls p .LCEAEI
z-tas1-s- - Gazs.t-ss,s CcG--7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28
wsrainaorder.

Oh fhe United states Court lr TIE Indian
Territ0fT Southern DIafrlrts
Annie Lye HlckeT. Palufir.
so. f-5i.
John q. Hickey. Defendant
The defendant. Jphn .. Hickey. ls warned
~ appear iC this Colrt il thirty days and
answer re complaint % the plaintlH.
Annle Lue Hickey.
witness Hon. Hosea Townsend. Judge Of
said cOurt and the seal thereof this 10Th
day ~ Aug. 1901.
'sEaLI q. ~ CAMPBELL. CLERK.
Mason. aft0rueF.
JHD. ". Perry. attorney for uou-Fekldent.
FIRST Published AgE. 90. 1901.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28

The total number OF timber RATS on
oil The rivers Of European Russia IN
said 10 be more than 5000 yearly,
with a total OF some 25.OOO.OoO logs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28
Hotel for Sale

Hotel and business house
for sale at Ada, l. T.
Hotel thoroughly equipped
with new furniture and
tor I25 per month. s.
write me quick for terms.
A. J. WESI
Ada, |. T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13
Nu oas Yublifum.

Die p5reie Breie" bat iiber 400
etablirte I9enturen i'm Staate, miro
an iiber 700 GDItofficen perianbt, uno
bat cine aroBe Serbreitun9 in oer
9tabbar= &epublit Megito, im Snbio-
ner=9erritoriun uno Gflabpn1a.
Sbr Girfulattuns in Teros
eritredt ii6 oon @alpeltpn biz binauf
na6 0entlon, BON Maribaa inn Often
Bis na6 81 8aIo i'm Ferten @eiten;
es i6(ieBt ielbituerlt6nolid nit be-
lonhers 5ablrei6en 9eiern bas oiht=
belieoelte Mittel=3eros ullo ben Siioz
peiten elm.
9ret GeiienSe iino befii1loie, iQbrs
Elm, iabraus i'm Snterehe bes 8lat=
tes unterlpees unn ftibren benielbeu
I'M Gereiu nit llnleren ribrieen 2p=
fa : 9tgenten forttudbreno mere 2e=
fer su.
Sn Gibetradt Oieler gbatla1en iit
Die u5reie 5Sreiie". tpu es 1id ooru1n
banoelt, Die beutlde 8ep0lferung 5u
errei6en, bas bette Slnseise Wses
blum i'm Staate Scr.ls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13
0id,tuna unS @abrbeit.

Ser aus Snbianapolis, Snb., Fams
menbe Ser. Staatens&onful 20. 81.
9oIonan In ct. 4etersburg, Rubz
lamb, bat In einem 8riefe an etnen
feiner Jreunbe in Der ,@ifenbabnitabt"
eine @9ilberuns Der iiinglten Stuben,
tenunruben In &ublanb gegeben unb
erfldrt babel, bab bic 8eri9te bariiber
9rOblf9 iibertrteben ieien, ipie ja iibers
6aupt bic ameritaniI9en 3eituneen
f4le9ter iiber Rublanb informtrt
feien, als ale anberen 3eitungen Der
Welt auIammensenommen. 90 fei
fein tuabres Mort baran, bab bic Sos
fafen bic 8olfsmaien attadirt 6Gtten,
ertldrt Der 8rieff4reiber. unb fabrt
bann fort;
sd itanb auf ber 5reitreppe, bic gu
Der &afan &atbebrale binauffiibrt,
ols ber angebli9e 8oIdfenzNnsriff erz
folgt fein fpu. Die Srottoirs tparen
auf beiben Seiten Der Strabe ouf bier
9dufersepierte bin NIT elmer bi9ten
Menf4enmenge onsefiilt, tpel4e bic
Neugier bortbtn getrieben bate, unb
Illes, mas bic &o5afen, bic ni9t einz
NAL tire Sdbel 5ogen, tbaten, mar, bob
tie bic 8olfsmafe in iteter 8sipegung
hielten, I'm cine Stauung gu berbiitep,
Sd babe in meinem ganaen 2eben teis
men semiitbli4er aufselestsn Mens
f4enbaufen seieben, unb bic in bsmIels
ben befinhli9en Stubsnten babsn, 70
piel i4 fab unb bOrte, nidt ben gerinsa
ften Rabau gema9t.
Oie @ef9i9ten, baB bas Nrbeits>
5immer unb bic WobnrGume bes 3aren
NIT aefelplatten sepanoert ieien unb
bab er in iteter 9obssfur9t f9psbs,
finb tpeiter ni9ts tpie bummes @es
f4tpGB. Ser Gar unb bic 3aripa fabs
rem tpie getpDbnlia aus, rnb atpar 'pbne
tebe f9iibenbe 8egleitung, tpie ber Gar
es liebt. ct. petersburg tit ebenfo
rnbig unb friebli4, ipie Mafbington,
.. g.. ober Snbianapolis, unb es sibt
tn Der ruififden Souptitabt tpeniser
Ntbiliitsn ols in gbicogo. Oabsi
berrf4t in ct. Petersburg lange nidt
70 biel 9sIsBIOiisteit als tn GbicagO,
unb es tommen bort ipeniger Mprbe
Dor, als tn Snbianapolis. OILS anges
nebmer DObnplab tann es ct. psterss
burg setroft NIT iebsr @rpBitabt ber
QDelt oufne6men."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the" FREE
PREssE FUER Texas" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t eirculates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Three travelling mon and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scr1bers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER Texas"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13
SiiOweltterQS wiiui6t Sud

9enn Sbr guh irgenomp meoers
iallen pollt, tbut e5 entlang Der 2i=
ME Der
San 9lmtpltip & Slrauias
YaR Sabms
i'm @arten=0iitrift oe8 GtaateS. Sc
lunobeit uno 8linla uniibertroffen.
8illige &dnbereien fir ben FARMER,
2RQrtt9drtner, Obitz uno Siebsiicbter.
g8egen @in5elbeiten menoet@ub an
8. s. Wtartin, q. &. 81,
San 9lntonio, Ieras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13
2. 6 aniteI.

Die setftiae @9nelIfraft Der SUI
senb batte es benz beimli9en 8rauts
paar ermDeli9t, ii9 NIT Der unerfpars
teten @ertosung ieiner @inf9e aismz
li4 RAID ab3ufinben. 9fnfdnsfi9
faben ia Sofepbine ua0 Mattbias
ateinli9 tletnlaut nebeneinanber In Der
Jlteberldube. Der iunee Mann lieB
ben &9pf bdneen, unb in ben i9Dnen
@ugen beg Mdb9ens itanben gar bic
Ebrdnen. Damn redte Der 9efeG aber
ieinen blonben S9opf reiolut in bic
9ohe unb faBte iein 8rdut9sn I'm Die
Mitte.
n9aB gut iein, peperll" trDHete e.
iie. n3'iptbet is bic @'f9i9t' ia-
aber mas min man ma4en2 Serums
trtegen labt f Der Mafter nit, ba fenn'
n sn gut. Wann Der omal g'iaet
bot: 10 unb 70, na9ber is . @ifen.
Wuien uns balt bur9tpurfeln bur9
oas Sabrl', ba bilft mir. llnblf6au,
peperI, es tpirb gar nit 70 b0i' tper'n.
@orberbanb bin ia no ba, unb penn
iein'n Monat fpdter fortgsb', als Set
Batter bermeint bat, ipirb er f9o'
bifIel Dug aubruden ba3u. ga,
nnb penn | friiber a'riidfuun, als /
grab foa, bespegen tpirb's audi no,
nit aus fein. 8lei6' I i'm @ansen
bteaei9t o9t Mondt fort. Das tpirb
freilp fauere 3eit fper'n fir mi, unb
Du tpirit fleiBi' Brief i9reiben mill
Ten, bab 3 9ein armsr Mtatt6ias nur
ausbalt't bd oben in ber frembem Wie>
nerfabt. &ber bafiir-bie greub',
ipann / tpieber ba bin! llnb bob bic
919f9f beimlp blei6en iou, bqs
e'freut mi grab. WeiBt, peperl, bas
r grob ipie In bic @omanbu9eln. Sur
ems fu9it mi, f9lpB er bic trDftli6e
Rebe in drgerlihem Sone.
pepi bob bas BON ben i6tperen
buntlen Saarfle9ten gefr0nte &0pfz
den, bas fie an Der S9ulter bes 8urs
f9en gebettst bate, unO fab ibrem
2isbitsn, nun i9on nit bebeutenb bel>
leren Qugen, in's @eii9t. nWas benn,
@6as?" fragte fie 5drtlid.
DAB i's bem 2eintpanbtramer, benz
9errn Sobann Weferf4mibt, nit
fagen tann," murrte Mattbias. v9e,
Sic feiner 9err mD9t' / tbm iagen,
pos f4par5baarete blauaugete 0irn>
bel ba mit'm rotbeR 3udergof9erI, bic
g9ort met, beritdnOen2 gtu6 Der
brauaen g nimmer bic Mugen g. bers
oreben, tuie abg'ito4ener @eiBbod.
S4amsn g Sbnen iiberbaupt! gio'
to- Sobr finb g Wittiber unb f9o'
tute0er l4aun g Sbnen INN gieude
un nnbl iuitament um cine, bic piel
g. jung is fir sic, 9ie-Sie alter
Sappfadbell 90 m0dt / ibm aerr
9eut mo- iagen tOnnen, bem alten Germ
MsHerf6mibt."
pepi mar tief srrDtbet Bel bie{er
beftisen giebe bes 8urf9en. ssn mtBs
btlItaenbem Zone faete ite nun: agta,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13
fata gNorgaua,
&Oman bon q. s. 9rauB.
(SortieBune

Sn bem groBen, peinlidb fauberen
&aume fdnb iie ibre altere So9ter am
Seniter iteben unb na9benfli9 iiber
ben 9of unb ben 9arten na9 Der blGus
Ii9=griinen 9Dbe bes @90del binaus>
ftarren, Der bem tleinen Mntpeien ia6rz
aus iabrein in bic na9 benz 9ofe fiih&
renben Seniter luste, bes @ommeEs
grim, bes @inters ipeiB, unb irnner
bur9 bic Gntfernuns tpie in sinen
sarten blauen G9leisr gebiut.
Sci benz Gintritt Der M&utter fubr
BITE iunse Srau beruws unb 1ab bic alte
NIT eroben @ueen an, aus benen tire
beimli9e &ufregung nit elimmenbern
G9eine leu9tete.
rMutter-ber Mattbtas bat nm B.
Bept ans'baltene" fagte fie in bofb
frasenbem Sone, als tonne iie bieNd9z
ridt bic lift bic S9ipeiter sunor
freubeftrablenb auseraunt bate, mod
fmmer ni9t re6t glauben. 9lls Srau
Meinaierl beitGtisenb ntdte, errDtbete
maarie 70 beftis iinb bob nit 10 slads
li9em Musbrud bic @usen au Der tpeibz
eetitn9ten 9ede, baB ibre Mtutter tpebz
miitbig ben grauen &opf f9iittelte,
u8in I benn auf einmal blinb
ipor'n2" fraste ii9 bic quite Sraa.
sDo finben f b iunsen 2eut aua
famm' unb | inert nir babon, unb iebt
f@eint mir gar. Der @atter bat bo'
redt, pann er fast, baB Der WaeFer,
i9mibf Elm Dug auf b pepi hat. Wie
# b Marie iebt'n freut, neil bic pspi
Dereeben is!!"
9leuBerit unsufrieben nit ii9 ielbit
banb ii4 bic 5rau Meiiterin tire &I=
9sniaarae Dor uno begann gu tpirtbs
fnaften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13

Der falf9e @ilbelm. Sn
etnem tpiirttembergif9en Orte fam
tur5li9 ein 8iirger auf bas Stdnbess
amt, I'M bic @sburt ieinss pisrten
Sobnes an5u5eigen, Der ben Namsn
sWilbelm" erbalten follte. 3uriidgee
febrt gu ben Seinen, erfubr erlbut9
tetns 9unsfral, baB iie ibu btnter bas
4t4t 9ef}ibrt uno buB ct ntdt @ater
stnes neueR Sobnss, fonbern elmer
2o9ter lei. Ser Mann bate cine
erobe 5reube, neil fsine Grau enbIi9
einmal Elm ertpiinfdtss .MGble" Be-
tommen. @6er bas Stdnbesamt! Gr
sing piebernm gum S9ultbeib unb
melbete fein Slid unb WliBgef6id.
~Sebr fatal" fprad Der 8eamte,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13
9Sie tit e.es!

gsir bietcn einbunOert 9olars 8eIobuuno fir ie=
ben Sal bon &atarrb, Der nibt Our6 Ginnebmen
bon 6all's &atarrb=Rur 9ebeilt lperpen fam.
& ); 9benep & 60, @igentb, SoIeoo, ..
Den lebten Is Sabren getauut uuo balten i'm fir
uoltommen ebrenbaft III alien @eI6ditsGanolun=
gen uno fnun5leu beTG6igt, alle Don einer fFirlna
eingegan9enen @erbinolibteiten gu erfllcn,
8eit & Sruar, @roBbanoel5= =9roQuiiten Sp=
lebo, 8.
@oloin9, &iunan & Marpin, 8roBban=
oels=9rogniiteR, Soleeo, 9.
9all's Gatarrb= b=Ssur miro innerli6 eenommen uno
fd6en beg SpEens. 3euQnifie irei oerianot. Greis
75c fr Die 6laite. gertauft uun alien 9lpotbetern
6n[ps fSnmilien= =3illen inn h;e hehen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13

Gus @ien folnmt Die Meloung,
oaB en9liibe 9temoutezSffi5iere bem
oorti9en 8emeinoeratb Die ourb gin=
fitbrune oes eleftrilben 8etriebes
iiberfliiiiis eeruoroenen uno ousee=
nluiterten StraBenbabnpferoe abtauz
fen tpOllen. Die Habridt bat 6ei=
terfett erregt uno 9iebt Der 8re1ie
Stoff 81 auerlei fir Die 8riten pe=
mig l6meibelbaften @loilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13

Sa- 8alt, Cement, 9ano, BAD
lteine, feuerfeite 9teine un0 3bon,
9beer uao A8pbaltpapier. 9udpappel
Ibeer uno glspbalt, Del. Eerpentin,
5arben, @la8 &c. &c. itet8 o0rratbl9
bel s. 6. 9ielmGnn, 306 Dit
0nlnerce=S =StraBe. 9t;eorige 8reiie,
quite Waare lotpte quite uno reelIe
Beoienunq meroeu garantirt. -
{e(epbpn 4l0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13
Die tiirfiihen Iruppeu, tpe(chI

- Die tiirtii6en 9ruppen. lpelAe
in &ilfifb unb 8Ooena, Wtaeeoo=
MEN, Die @ornllon biloen, batten
lbun leit langer 3eit teinen SOlb
erbalten. Stiir5lib er5pangen iie
ii6 in Dem 8alaite. no fie itatio=
nirt tparen, ben 3utritt sum Sdabe
uno tbeilten oas @elo, mas Ite bort
oorfanoen, unter einanoer. Die in
Salonidi itationirten 3ruppen p0lt=
ten auf gleibe @eile 81 i0fem Soloe
fommen, alEein ibre Bemitbun9en
tpuroen oereitelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13
Sic staotsfdalben Der we1t.

Gaut elmer Muf1 1te0ung, Die bet Stas
| tiittter Quftin pom @9asamts@D
tement in Waf6ington, 5. 6, anldBe
lid Der 4ntiinbtgung ber neuen en8s
lif9en $500, ,00OzNnletbe perDf,
fentltdte, 6etrllg bic 99uIbenlait Der
gationen ber @rbe beim S9eiben bes
10. Subrbunberts bic aleintsfeit BON
runb $31, ,000;O00,000. Sn 1893, bor
bem 8egtnn Der Napolepnii9en ariese.
nel9e bos S9ulbenma9en 5ur eriten
8lutbe s@ntfaGtung trieben, be3ifferte
fi1 bic Melt<@9ulbenlait auf ettpa
$2,5O0,0O0,00O. 0on 1893 BIB 1900
nabm bic 8ebOlferung Inn $50 pros
gent, bic @olbz unb 5ilberzYrobuftton
i'm 300 prn3ent 5u. Der Nationals
rei4tbum BON 9rossssritannien, Granfz
reid, @panisn un1% N Ser. @taaten
belief fi9 i'm Sabre 1900 auf $50, ,244,s
$4,000; in 1896 purbe berIelbe auf
$195, ,759, 100000 abgef9dbt. Die
S9ulben bie5er bier Nattonen betrugen
In 1900 nur 81, $50, ,279,O 900, In 1900
btngesen $11, ,764, 100000. gnslanbs
s9ulbenIaft beaifferte ii9 In 1748 auf
$380,0O0,000; Der iiebenidbrise arieg
1855 Biz 1853 bra9te otefelbe auf
100000, ber unabbdngtetettstrieg
Der ameritdntI6en Rolonten 1775 bis
1888 auf 81, ,365, 100000; bos Gnbe Der
Nopoleonif9en 8rtege Iab bic @umme
In 1916 auf $4,51O,0O0,000 anges
f6tpolIen. 91a9bem bann eine Rebuf1
tton un fait $500,000,O00 etngetreten
mar. fiibrten ber 4rtmtries 1853 Bis
1856 unb neuerbtnes Der Raubsug
9egen bic 8uren tpieber etnen 3utpd9s
berbei, 70 bab bic @taatsf9ulben 9llz
btpns iih jest auf $4,620, 100000 Be-
lollfen.
&riese iinb ftets bie 9auptmittet our
Grbobung Der Nationali9ulben eetpes
fen. Ws i'm Sale Gnelanbs aetgt fid
bas in Sfanfreih, tpo unter benz 8tpeie
ten 3aiIerrei9 1862 Biz 1870 bic
S9ulbenlaft bon 81 ,225, 100000 auf
$2,750, 100000 erb0bt tpurbe, tposh
Der beutf4=frunaDiif4e &rteg 1870 auf
1871 nod peitsre $455,O00,O00 betz
trua. Die 4ni9tpeuuns ber S9ulben
ber Ser. Staaten bur9 ben 8iirgers
frieg 1861 bts 1855 unb ben fpaniiaen
Rrieg 1898 TIT befannt. Wie bic melt,
f9ulben@2oft 5usenommen bat, bafiir
{brtC1t bic foldenbe SdbeIIe:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13

vni9ts barf berdnbert tperben!"-
au9 ni9t nDtFg," erpiberte Der @dz
ter, gein paar @trisbe aneef1idt, unb
bts ,Wilbelmine' 1T fertig." unb fie
ipar au4 iofort aefltdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13
Cine orpae panfe lit bier niht

notbtpenoig, Die 2eute tonmen re-
gelnldBie naf 6orni's &lpenfrduter
8lutbeleber, oenn Die @febi5in en=
pfieblt li6 ielbT. Sic lit ni6t nm
Nr5nei, lonoern Elm unentbebrli6eS
2ebensnittel. Sb iprebe aus eiee=
ner Grlabrune. Nrtbur Srauie,
lorraine, 3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13
Special Preise tuer Herren BeinkIeider,
Special -Otferte fuer B. & B. Kragen.

gSir boben Die Neentur fir Die beri6mten B. &
9ragen ubernDmnen. SIN 8erfau bieer erjtflaIIiq
Soare piro cine unb northeibafte Serte gen,a6
tuie fDlet:
Sic faufen 9ubeno &raeen, tupfir Sic 81. 80 su
5ablen baben unb burd 3ablune npn peiteren 35 Set
ernerben Sic bas &edt beie frasen, uenn iie benl,
itno, 81 retourniren nnb an beren StelIe elm nel
0ubeno gu erbalten gSir fbren nur bic bette Aualit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-13
: 6sjie SSSreuno auf Grorn.

5sr 6sjie SSreuno auf grorn.
5t;i t.t;bi9 9ubren baben fid Eut;'s
.';I:H ais si Se9su fir eiueu ieosn Sas
)a ioen u pl.isu. S,e iinG nit 8e9t cir
fgeaab oes Sroaten 3u nennen.
Giae b;hannte Gbatfa6e
e sa baB burn bic Sale psruriadt.
Amer3n, DDsp.pfs, Massniaure.
DIaloriu, 9eritOpiuus unb fdmmtlIas
>amIt oelwanats &ranfbeiten ourh
Smtt's 2eber - Ytuen
ppafssnSia ttrtrt ,verpea.
The colored American., 1901-08-31
(DZONO.

claimed
question-would
advertised
wh has satisfied In
will positively
Refractory, Trouble
Hair will make Short harsh hair long straight will
been applied will hair
A
here,
drop Ozono
Nothing
the The good effects
theha haira n a
N boCle4 work. make
which
Ono Dollar and will forward
bottle
skin bright rough skin soft and plant all
will include Electrical
bemshes; makes the old look and the
s! younger.
8 package celebrated Scalp Soap which is
should
The colored American., 1901-08-31

berality
package AntOdor positive Sore Throat Mouth all forms
smells and odors arising from the human body such feet arm etc
$4OO let
for $780, simply to introduce honest goods In order to protect the
have placed head showing Short
this and registered in the Patent Office at
only the coupon having the two heads it. AS to
Metropolitan Bank
Thousands of testimonials
lish. Here q sample of
os,on Ohemca Company:
liberty that have
recommendation have been
good recommend honest goods.
B. PROCTOR
is Fairfield, Texas
while glad
that hair is already straight and growing finely
MISS BESSIE POWERS,
Missouri street, Toledo, o.
last word OZ0NO absolutely guaranteed straghtsn % ana
beautiful already
glossy long growth Buy only the genuine
will be the
order
BOSTON CHEMICAL CO.,
E. Broad St., Richmond, Va
The colored American., 1901-08-31


Of these frauds
honest coOrd through this
the coored
for worthy confidence of
beautiful
number who and capital the other
the market offering and which
and scalp the coored people buying these spurious
these careful what hair Do
big Buy
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1901-11-23

A deposit of prehistoric ivory has
been discovered in Alaska.
Naturaiists estimate the number. Of
worms in each acre of earth to be a.
700, and they maintain that it is al
most impossible to calculate the
amount of good done by these crea-
lures.
Vibrationcaused by the underground
electric road has injured the tower of
st. Mary-le-Bow on tCheapside, Lon
don, famous church built by Sir
Christopher Wren. The company has
agreed to pay $1,000 in order that the
tower might be Strengthened. It is
now % inches out of perpendicular.
DR.. Bizarre. of Corr, has published
. pamphlet in which he tries to prove
that the Adriatic has for more than q
thousand years been rising and en-
croaching on its shores. The lower
parts of Triest are experiencing trou-
BILE already, and in course of time Ven
ice will be buried in the mud of the
lagoon.
One of the strangest botanical curl
osities in the world is the wonder
wonder" flower found in the Malay
peninsula. 1t is simply blossom,
without leaves, vine or stem, and grows
as parasite on decayed wood. This
extraordinary flower is something like
yard in diameter and has globular
cup in the middle with capacity of
1--WE or six quarts.
In St. Louis the nut-cracking indus
try gives employment to a consider
able number of persons, there being
three plants in the city. The nut
crackers are driven by electricity, each
nut being fed individually into the
crusher. After the shells are cracked
the nuts are winnowed by an air blast
and the meat is picked from the
crushed shells by hand, women and
girls being employed for this part of
the work.
valuable-results are reported from
systems of cure that call for light and
air for the entire body. According to
the testimony of DIR. Charles E. Page,
of Boston, the most successful sana-
torium in Europe is that at yelpes, in
Austria, where for the greater part of
the time the patients go without any
clothing whatever. Plants kept away
from the light grow pale and sickly.
So it is held that the skin of civilized
man has been made morbid by artificial
covering, and it quickly responds to =
return to primitive conditions.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1901-11-23

I suffered for months with
kroubles peculiar to women which
gradually broke down my health and
my very life. was nearly insane
with pain at times, and no human
slxill consulted in milwaukee could
bring me relief.
"My attention was called to Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable CONF
pound the first bottle brought re-
Lief, and the second bottle an absolute
cure. could not believe IL myself,
and felt sure it was only temporary,
but blessed fact, have now been well
for year, enjoy the best Of health.
and cannot in words express my graf
itude. Sincerely yours, SADIE =. Koch,
ia 10th St., Milwaukee, Wis.-oe000
fb1sit n atops tsstimoaiai Il not gsnnfse
Such unquestionable testimony
proves the power Of Lydia =. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound over
diseases of women.
Women should remember that
they are privileged to consult
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mas9.s
about their illness, entirely froes
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1901-11-23

The greatest woman in the world
b the woman who knows how to
manage her home and her husband.
-Atchjson Globe.
Why She COMPREHENSIVE finds
fault with her husbands salary. they
say" Eyes. she says it isn't like her
father used to make. PHILADELPHIA
Bulletin.
Mamma-"Don't put your hand in
the sugar, Bobby; it's unrefined."
Bobby-"Why, no, mamma; this il
graduated sugar. Only brown sugar
is unrefined. What to Eat.
How did Stringer get out of serv-
ing on the jury?" "When the law
yer asked him il he had formed an
opinion on the case, he said no, but
he expected to."-Indianapolis News.
The Transformations Nell--"I sup
pose she's long and lanky, just the
same as ever" Belle-"Not at all.
You know she recently came into q
fortune. She's 'divinely talr now
Philadelphia Record.
Putting the Other Foot In IT,
Mother Ethel is the very image Of
what I was at her age" He-"Real-
ly! I shouldn't have thought it pos
siblel" Mother (coldly) -"May / ask
why?" He (seeing his error, and
striving to rectify it)-"Oh-er-I
was forgetting what long time ago
that must-have been."-Punch.
Sarcasm Wasted ito
dealer) Say, there must have been
some mistake about those peaches you
sold me yesterday" Dealer-What
was the matter with them?" "Noth-
ing. That's just it. There was no
bad ones at the bottom of the
basket" by gum, SO you got 'em,
did you? picked those out for my
self."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1901-11-23
A Sa1ve for
Inconsistency
ny GERALD BIss
VoUNG Lord Linlithgow's infatus-

NOUNG Lord Linlithgow's infatua-
ton for the beautiful Miss Dora
Loyelace, who sang ballads in charm
ing contralto voice at the Halls, had
been the talk of the town all through
the season; but the venerable and
autocratic earl of Ibrox, his imperturb-
able parent, had only shrugged his
shoulders sagely at the rumors, mutt
tering with senile smile that boys
would be boys, unless they happened
to be girls" But when, one evening
in the autumn, on the occasion OF one
of the earl's flying visits to town, his
son announced, over the second bottle
of port, his intention of marrying her,
the storm broke with unprecedented
violence, after an ominous pause. dur
ing which his lordship collected his
'stupefied wits and choicest vocabulary
and filed the Walls of his wrath to over
flowing. He raved. and swore, and
stamped, and cursed, in the excess OF
his parental solicitude, suffering out
disjointed sentences at irregular inter-
walls.
Hitherto his son had borne the an
ficipated outburst with pale equanim-
ity; but now, after a verbal scuffie,
short and sharp, the conclave broke up
hurriedly, leaving the second bottle
unfinished.
The next morning Linlithgow called
at Miss Lovelace's rooms, as usual, but
With certain difidence in his heart.