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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-15

The Big Buffalo Cash stors is
the place to buy your groceries and
goods OF all kinds for the hay and
harvest season, can save YOU money
on every article. Prices lower
than the lowest. To the farmers
ana miners now is the time TO get
in your fall and winter supplies
while the roads are good and goods
cheap. w. F. Schmadeka Prom.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-15
Lewiston Jail Delivery.

Five prisoners escaped from the
county Jail in Lewiston Monday
night by boring through the outer
corridor walls and removing the
big lock of the door that affords
entrance TO the Pauly steel cage.
The officers learned of the es-
cape at $3.50 O'Clock in the morn
ing, when the outcries of q prisoner
attracted the attention of Tailor
Barbour. The officer hurried to
the Jail to find five Of the prisoners
gone. A hole in the brick outer
wall greeted the officer and a
further examination showed that
the lock of the steel cage had been
rendered ineffective by the use oil
bit and saw. The absent prisoners
were John G. Reamer, Frank
Smith, Charles Smith, Charley
Payne and George Mox Mox.
Ernest Minkler, charged with EN-.
btzzlement; M. Brockway. charged
with robbery, and j. Rock, a 60.
day prisoner, remained in Jail.
They had refused to accept the op.
portunity of freedom.
Chas. Smith is the party who
with George Morrow was arrested
in this city on a charge Of cattle
stealing some time ago. He also
had saddle in his possession
which was stolen with some horses
near Walla Walla.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-15

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to those who so kindly
gave us assistance aud sympathy
during the last sickness and death
of our beloved husband and father.
Mrs. w. M. HAwLEy,
RUFus HAwLEY,
GEO. HAwLEy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-15
JUST RECEIVED

An Elegant Assortment OF Jewelry,
Ladies' Breaches, Bracelets Rings,
Gents Watch chains All new Pat.
terms Every article warranted.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-15

The Prairie View cemetery is
kept locked and parties desiring
10 enter will find the keys at
che aelssy Hoiise. BY order o.
CEMETERY COMMITTEE. !.
II tic action of your bowels is
NOT easy and regular serious COM
plications must be the final result.
DeWitt's Little Early Ris.rs will
remove this danger. Safe. pleas
ant and effective. DIR. Sheaife aud
G. A. Bonehrake.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-15

e. Bradford has on hand one
hundred thousand feet Of first.class
clear dressed lumber inclnd;ng
flooring, rustic, ceiling and ali
grades OF finishing: also a good
stock OF common rough lumber of
al grades. Mill A miles from
Cottonwood on telephone road.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-15

Eta B. Graham, pnpil of Fred
Zech jr. and s. G. Freshman ~
San Francisco, Cal. will receive
pupils on the piano at the residences
Of B F. Taylor. ay
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-15
Card of Thanks,

Card of Thanks.
To the neighbors and friends
who SO kindly rendered assistance
during our. sad bereavement we
extend our heartfelt thanks.
T. w. GIRToN AND FAMILY.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-15

KIMMrLL-In this city Thurs.
day, August s, TO the wife Of w.
L. Kimmell, daughter.
EMMoNs-In this city on Friday
August 8, to the wife of~Fred En-.
mons, a son.
McCARTHY-In this city Sunday,
August IL, to the wife of Prof. c..
F. Mccarthy, daug liter.
ADKINsoN-In this city. Monday,
August ~, to the wife of Henry
Atkinson, a daughter.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-15
Notice Of Teachers Institute.

Notice of Teachers Institute.
Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual Idaho county teach
ers' institute, will be held at
Grangeville, beginning at 8 O'Clock
a. IN. August 26, 1901, and con-
tinning Eve days. Sec. 8, Chapter
VIII, Page 20, 1899 and 1900.
School laws OF Idaho reads as fol-
lows:
SEC. s. 1t is the duty Of all
teachers engaged in the county
and of all persons holding certifi-
Gates, to attend such institute and
to participate in the exercises
tn ereof, and all teachers who may
hav. charge of schools at the time
of holding the annual institute
must adjourn their schools for the
time during which the institute is
held etc.
State Superintendent Permeal
French has instructed the county
superintendent as follows:
"Insist on the attendance OF
your teachers at the institute at
the cost of having their certificates
revoked"
Dated August IL, 1901.
LEWIS ELsENsoHN,
Co. Supt. of Pub. Inst.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-15

Ironc!ad note books at the FREE
Pass Office.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-15

.Sl7l5299 z
These totals do not include telephone
poles wires phones and improvements railroad lands
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
Smna We0belelier.

Rsbbr9not 6erregadrb.
6erregadroen o5aarnborg" Deo aors=
Or er neobr9nbt meb l1nbtagelie at
ooDeobDgningen og 5orpagterbbgnins
zen. Gn 8agabono, fom bar poaidt
Slben, er anbolbt.
Slbsn opitob Deb Sttetiben / ct at
1bbufene og breote zig paa @runb at
zen it9rfe 9l9it til aae @adrbens
5talD= og 2aoebDgninger, Maitinz Og
poteriofhnfe, Der / qsbst of ct Bar
Elmer als nebbr9nbte. 3iaige 6ranbs
E to Deo Guuroen liegenoe 4rbejDers
5oliger.
Snssn areaturer inbsbrQnote; oers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
Sri N(itbma Sur.
@nbttalene bringer ejebliffeli9 @imorin9 90 iuto.
itGnoig 9eibreoelie | aae 5tli9loe.
= g = 5tt tilienot paa 6orlaneenoe. = g g
HV- Sttio &aon O9 Qbresie tpbeli9. Ga
q c g 5rit tiIienot paa 9~orlan9euoe. .
s1- strip @oOn % QOresie tpbelis. ga

Ter er ingsntine Zig gNitbma RUE.
0.t brinaer eleblitfeliq glnoune. euooes
'aa / be uprit. 1iliRlbt. De t~rersr,
naat ale andre ting teller
Hep. Is. Z. 9eeas ira 8ila 1ioae. a.,
l~friper: ebers grsue1aite al ,aitomas
anfe" mobta9et / qob Orosn. Sea fan
III. iiriue. bpor tatnemmslig lea CT for
ben 9inorin9. lom iee bar mobta9et ueo
bette. Seq Uar Ell Glaze, lRntei meo en-
oaarlig pals % Aiibma 10 Var Seq
troeos. al leg olbrig pilos bline rait. sea
iaa ebers Advertisement ont 0slb eoelie
for benne lfr9ttsli9e o9 pineflloe Sp9s
bonn. Aitbmd1 og iroeoe, bauoe at
Tor meaet. men lel ptloe bog preDe bet.
I'll min Cuerraifeiis bialp bet. Cub
mig en- for 5laife.
Neu TT. Worris 9eeGiler. Rabbi at
Song. tnai Ssrael". ittiuer:
Rem Dort, 3. Gan 1901.
u. Iaft JRebieine 60:
2grebe berreri ebers .aiibma, Rur"
er Ell uom9rfet Ufiobsl mob aa6ma oa
Hay Fever, oq bets Communicating
linbrsr for nls PeipRrliebeoer, iom er
i~orbunbne meo dltbma. Sets 9irtnina
or forbaui,nbe Oh uiounberlig.
Otter Of baoe nnoeriegt ben meeet neis,
Tan Di ii9e, al sNtbmaleHs" inoeboloer in
GDer5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
Njerteptne

er 0atlirens BARREL ON Ell Jig ner=
menbe 5are for ct angrebet 6ierte-
!0pis De oil unbgaa io9ttenoe Sp9=
eller unbgaa p%luoleli9 0po
iUm Jgl9e al oenne flute Sp9oom,
iaa agt paa De ti0lige garsler.
Stprt 6iertets Muitler, berolig bets
nerogie 5%rritation, o9 re9uler bets
8%epe9elier meo bet %itgrite at ale
Sjertemioler, Or. Miles Seart Cure.
.Stiffenbe Smerter q mem 6iertet,
ben penitle Q be og Qrm blsp inlat
al Rpqlnina. eierieaniolo oa Veinis
m lie. Or. Niles neort 6ure bar 'ulhs
itanois beilist mia { r b sic sauG In.
behsr." Sobn Ban 8enburQb.
256 Rem unee ct. Ntilpaufee, ISIS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

garnemoro. 5orIeoen 6leo
6usbolberIte aatbrine 9obien / S6uz
Ium, Der leper tiff fra manben, an
bolot ION mistGntt for at bape mDrz
Def tit n1febte Barn. DUN tiliiob at
babe ifaffet Qi9et at tit Qatten til ben
Il. Septem6er fsbte qigebarn al
9eien. Om bet bapoe Iepet eaer ].
0ioite bun lite. Mlon bar funoet 2is
get neo9rapet i 6eiteitdloen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

granoforber. en Del Be
boere fra 9paum. 6pgumTfob % grez
"trip bar bGret inoitepneoe paa
Qmtsretten / R6bbinq. bbor De blep
uneertaiteoe e 5orbsr a%ngaaenoe be
TO 5Ioe6runoe / 6naumitoo. Wen Iao
0iot pioes, er Der lite fremfommet mo-
act mt / Sa9en. Som betenot bar en-
QipIoreng tiIitaaet at bape pdaiat 81
ben % er aIersoe braat bort til en- I'm
tall / QItona. men ben aIminoeliQe
0tenin9 er enbnu beitanoig til 5ors
bel for Drengen, og ban antagss at
oprs uitploig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

Or. 5h Bros IRbudne Co.:
9Gnos per- Il Seq ph fnDe bene anbadHne, fNbi Fs TAI gore bet. ba lea bar
pppd eoms ,ahbmasne"s nnoertmbs Srigias ,or pdbeoshe al at9ma Rin 9nhm
bar prtp la9d no tnmpo9u9 Anbna be none Var seq nauoe ido opgpi al fs
Ine bmOsl os andre 5as. o9fao uOtsnt Oees ea1danh o. i0 leg sbns Gilt paa
sbrs Stnone pad 100 eabe 0U Df. os leg tee etbhthNg Ell Ndfs .ahbmateit".
DUN bespnoe at bnlae bet Omtuns peb ben lite 0opembsr seq mGteb' innn 5nons
bunsen. Da bun bapoe brngt en- SLATE, par bun omnent bdbrsbd os bun 81 I'M bell fri
for iaobaans SuaOOmsiesn Seq tdcr al t8i fan anbsfus 1snns Ms6idn III al .lom u
past al bsane sDsbom. ebTs o. z. Pbelps, p.
5 5sbL 1901.
Dr. 1ot Brs. Nebiue 90
@leOs Seui Sec par plasa a af5na i2 liar Sea bar prgt ntaase ypioe,
men ngm ttdp. Da ina ha ebrs advertisement og preobe mebm Jhafe 9q fl gms
brine ee6uitatG 5g bar lon t6t al eOrs for. 5lafr os leg 81 mest tainenm. zig
Sg bar daruie. fire gem. og bar life funnel arbebe ds Nat Nu r lea rail- OF Ian
arb1o iBoustnfn9n bpr 3as. 2euns anbdalns maa DE- BRUCE onom Sc fan.
gop9f: 25 Burlington Ct Q Rapbael
81 Eat E@ q Aem-Ypd Gp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

@aaet pilb 5oagen. Gn
/ RorObp boenoe for6snp. Sf%ibsfsrer.
Der o%aarlig fan is, par iorlebsn Sitter
miooag qaaet I'D langs Stranotanten
Oeo @renningen for at iamIe Ssmos.
6enpeo Qftenstio bIsp BET imiOlsrtio
Gage, faa ban lite funOs feline, 6Dor
ban par. boorfor Fan matte Haa fla
til Ro oeruos, inbtil BET blep init.
5noe / gpen bier man imioIertio qngs
Itelig for bans lloeblipen, % en- for
W9nsoe MenneIter gil ub for at isge
efter BAN. bpiltst man forgapes an
itrengte ig meo til lungt ben paa Rat
ten. GnoeIig tom ban biem ben pau
Worgenitunoen, en- bel Del forfoms
men. 6an buooe moi bgrt Soft raabs
uoe melem 9litterne, men ban par
lite / Stano til at ipare. iaa Oct tunoe
bsres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

paret meo til et 8rpaup. og ban boIOt
tappert I'D meo belle bet pbrige Sci
lab. 9an bar tabt Iiot paa Snnet,
oe ban Tiger MI, al bbis ban ituloe
blipe gammel. iaa piloe BET not bIipe
In1rt for BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

p1ret meb til ct 8rpaup. og ban boIot
tappert I'D meo belle bet pbrige Sell
lab. 9an bar tubt Iiot paa Spnet,
% ban Tiger MI, at bOis ban ituloe
blipe gammel. iaa piloe bet NOT bIipe
ip9rt for BAN.
Sra 5atti9lem til 8elbds
Gn Smeo peb Rapn S6miot,
Iom / L 4ar bar opbolot ia poa ga
~lunoborg 6attigsaaro, bar arpst ca.
10000 aroner efter en- Stone / 6oIs
6Gf. 9an bar alerebe fact 5orifuo
paa 9lrben % forlaot 6attiggaarben.
aalunoborg Sommune. Tom bar noglr
3uiinoe 9roner til gobe bos Sdmiot
for bans ldnge Opbolb paa 5attig=
gaaroen, bill ie~lpfpIgelig M babe Be
falling.
Ssren Rnnt. 5orfatteren So
ban StioIobOr9 f%ortalte / 5lg. ogenb=
ipsfel 3ioenoe" peo en- Splrsnin9 /
SabD en- Del ON Seren Rpnt, ben
aamle Gneboer. iom / mango Qar
6oeee / Ell Sorbbule melem Serslep %
Stape, % ION MI oppebRrer en- tar
belig 4Iberbomsunoeritettelie,
De aqerfeite bapoe pei not tGntt iig
Sereu 8Dnt ION en- unoerli9, noget
:nfoloig. gammel S9rlina. men eiter
bel, Stjoloborg f%ortalte ON Wanoen,
iiooer ban inoe mso ui%aDpanlige, ielp=
erbberpeoe &unofaber, baaoe I ia
turpibenitab o9 / 2itteratur. % at ban
fan iige en- COB 9ittiabeo, irems
gif At fplgenbe. ION Stjoloborg for
Gn 9a9 1T Seren Rpnf / lin fat
9uIe 9eie9 at en- flot uobalet
&ptliit, ION. eftsr at bape ta9et Bolt
gen % oens 9eboer / ZieIpn. tiger til
oenne: De mac oa tebe Dem rQbz
iomt ber2"
ia, iioen 8e TOM" iDortbr Ssren
Rpnt not Iaa tsrt.
5Iol.es. 3orleoen Morgen OBJ
itoo Der Slo / en- @aaroejer Qnoers
Qnoerien tilberenoe 9aaro / 6erittos
better pso 5aaitrup. @aaroen, oer
bar meget gammel, neobranbte til
9%runoen. Gn DEL @riie inoebrqnote.
Slben iormenes paaidt.
@uIbbrDIIup. 5orleoen iejs
reoe paul Gbr. Rielien oQ 6uitru /
9ilobiera airtebn oeres @ulo6rpaup.
81. y iamlebes 8ulbbruoeparret meD
en- Del al beres gsrn % 9srnsbern
og en- Grebs al 9enner / 9irten, Der
bar mutt ppntei meo @uirIanoer 90
9lomitsr. ser tdlts 9ropit Rp6olm
uo ira 3. Woi. 80. aop. q. 9ers:
Den epi9e CUB er en- 9olig. % Der
neoe er be epise arme", font og biertes
til be 10 gamle, DIR I oeres lange
bar bait mango prepelier,
men ogida e%rfaret. al her neoe er BE-
4rme." 8ereiter par Dc iammen
meo Slagt og genner til Qlters.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

opirt bet life gtiU stbdnasa til: DR. TAFT BROS. MEDICINE co, 10
East 130th st, New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

Gnnp 5sitibsbag. Der for
tGaes oSsimoal" felgenoe life 9rat
fra en- noroilesoigif Stole / Omeonen.
9preren itiaer Spergsmaol, gprnene
fparer:
,,9por mango itore 9sitiber bar BIZ"
ipBrger 9Greren.
Ere" iOarsr lille Sans.
oRigtigl"
oSg tan ba ogiaa Iige mig, bpao b.
beb6er24
Oct tunoe lille Sans not. 0an gap
fplgenoe Spar: sui, Yadite % -
anipsbjargfeit."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

9aIbfem tnbstDpe Qar
fnIote forleoen en- 9dmmel Semano
9aue Ssrenien | Qottsreabe / aabenz
raa. Den gamle bar / fine unge Oage
pGret pioen ON; ban bar iejlet meo en-
WlGn9oe 5artsjer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

Sloles. : 5elge ,0aitD. 9D."
neobrGnote forlsosn Dag en- at Salts
@oos' @aarOe, iom bar bortforpdgtet
til @aurosisr anuo gauIien. Bib
Ttrup. @nboibere brGnote ct 6us, til
bsrenoe anuo 9aulien, og Ct 9us. til
berenoe felipe @ooist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

imob brGnbte al ben inoapleoe Sab
iamt ale Maitiner % aeoItaber.
Den anbolote 8aQobono beooer
6arl 9ilbelm 9anien, er 20 4ar GAM
mel og biemmebsrenoe / 99rslep.
6dn par ben 19oe blepen leslaot /
8rioslgieliae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

Gn Mesftn8fpanb, Der B a 7
tif6srt Sens Suel. Oct mebs
betes o9arbe qbis", at to Qrbejoers.
Der bar beifaftigeoe mso at renie 5ess
ielmeo Weleoam, balbanben alen |
Soroen bar funbet en- Mesiingipanb,
Der er forfpnet meb dbeligt 9aaben %
bGrer Q~arstoIet 1903. Webbsleren
bar bert ben 5ormOoning uotale, at
Spanbsn rimeligbis bar tilbsrt en-
grober til Ssbelten Riels Suel. Dem
ne 5ormooning sr |iitfert rigtis not.
6obebgaarbsn 6esfelmeb tilbsrte I
decentralization Sens Susl. Der bo
opbpegeOe 6opeobpgninesn. Dereftsr
ejebes ben uf Ssnnsn 8incenb Suel
% bennes Sen. peoer Suel. Babe
net, Der finbss paa Span0en, er bet
SuerIfe Q%belspdaben. 5orfellige
5omiliemeblemmer at ben obelige
Suel'ffe 5amilie Iiggsr begroDsoe |
4al STRIFE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

Stiftspropft5 r. 3eutben
sr Deo ct geitpreliesmeoe, Der bleD
bolbt / 2rsleo p%r9itsgadro forlsben
Dag, bleDen 0olgt til GOrmano for
,,airteli9 Screening for ben inOrs Wiss
Iion / Oanmdrt".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
Sonoerjyllano.

6p alber. Den aloIte Mano
i Rapiteo Sogn. R. 9anien. paa
6DHOingen, er fOrnplig afgaaet peo
9soen. 9an bleo not oper 80 Qar o.
e%fterloo iie ct fort initial ggrn %
9ernebsrn % gsrnebsrnsbsrn.
mango Sob. 9aa @aarbeier
Ssr9en 0ablmunns Wlart / grbD peb
9onsb9t fanbtes / Sommer 36 fulot
ubpitleoe Straa fra en- ensite 0beoez
tGrne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

On raft gommel pebers
Denb. ungtarl Ssrgen 6anIen Of
5~siitsogauro pua 5pn, Der MI er 90
Qar gammel. er | 5glge o5pens lib"
snonu iaa raft, at ban bar tunnel
fette fdmmen sfter TO Mejere / Ssftz
then. Dan bar osiuu fat Storm I
6uisne | benne 5sit, foa bet mao
fables gobt at faaban en- qdmmel
aarl. aise I bisie 9ugs bar ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23
Stort StpbroposstloIaIa

ri utt fenb
TeiH hpilieH iom
BELT at Dc pueu
nGrnte .@lobe
hGnaes til 4rg
zen pfb 9Ruota
gelien al 500
nris Il / ale
Waaber innes
or ntIi. peb Nm
iomiteH, beial
HNa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-23

JuOSON a. TOLMAN CO.,
Dept. h. q. ~ LAKE ST. CHICAGO.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-18

AS there is an almost certainty that
Public Printer Palmer will be retired
from his position at Washington
shortly, On account of his age. THE
APPEAL would most heartily indorse
the appointment Of Congressman Joel
P. Heatwole, of Northfield, Mimi We
have known him for the. past fifteen
years and know him to be just the sort
of man for the place. Mr. Heatwole
is Republican in politics, was born
in Indiana, Aug. %, 1855, is a printer
by trade, and is now serving his third
term in Congress. He was delegate
at large to the Republican national
convention at Chicago in 1888; secre-
tary Of the Minnesota state central
committee from 1886 to 1890, and
chairman of the. same committee from
1890 to 1892; held the position of re-
gent of the Minnesota State Univer-
sity for six years; was president of the
Minnesota Editorial Association three
terms and mayor of his home city, in
1894 and 1895.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-18
A BLACK HERO.
Bravely Meets Death in Order That Mar
ried man May Escape.

, Bravely Meets Death in Order That Mar
ried man May Escape.
indianapolis, May 12.-William
Phelps, of Richmond, KY, and James
Stansbury, Afro-Americans, of this city,
were cleaning the inside of an eight
foot upright boiler at the .Cerealine
mills this afternoon when an employee
turned on the steam, thinking the cock
was tight. e.. -
It leaked, and the scalding steam
poured in on the two men. The only
exit was up ladder to manhole In
the top. Both jumped for the ladder
Phelps reached it first, took one step
and stopped. He jumped aside and
shouted: .5.. ...:.* r.. :.
"You go, first, Jim, you are mar
ried'' s. ..> . ~. 3 e;
stansbury sprang up the ladder and
escaped with slight burns about the
face and legs. Though Phelps follow
ed at his heels, his act of heroism cost
him his life H. -.
Both men were being cooked when
Phelps jumped aside. BY the time he
had followed Stansbury up the ladder
the flesh was dropping from his limbs.
He was cooked alive, and with supreme
effort dragged his scalded body from
the manhole. He lived for two hours
in terrible agony, but did not let a
groan escape him.. .....
s'It was Jim's right to go first said
he, quietly. s.He is married. Phelps
has been boarding at Stansbury's
house. -. il. ~
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-18

That staunch old Democratic paper,
the Louisville Courier Journal, warns
Bryan and his followers that expan-
sion is now an established fact and
any further opposition to it is only
ridiculous. Editor Watterson then
advises the Democratic party to reor-
ganize, and adds: We are mighty
tired of shooting blank cartridges out
of f1intlock muskets against an enemy
armed with Mauser rifles and occupy
ing all the strong positions upon the
field Of battle. '-.-
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The Lady LightnIng-R Rod Struck Araln

The Lady Lightnlng-Rcd Struck Anln
In a thunderstorm at Sharon. Pa
recently, Mrs. Archibald Rankin re-
ceived violent shock from lightning.
and, when restored to consciousness
she was subjected to an intolerab.e
sensation of prickly heat, resembling
being punctured by the points of a
thousand needles. Some years ago
Mrs. Rankin was severely shocked by
lightning, since which time she has
oeen exceedingly sensitive and sus-
ceptible to its influences. Even the
ordinary currents Of magnetism which
pervade the earth cause her great dis
tress. She has been styled the "hu-
man magnet" on account of her keen
susceptibility to all electrical disturb
ances. For years she has been com
PEELED to sleep in a bed on the legs
of which are glass insulators. She also
sits in an insulated chair.-Philadel-
phia Times. .' -.
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report states, besides those connected
With the churches; innumerable pleas
ure clubs, six literary societies, two of
them, the Bethel Society, organized in
1881, and the Second Baptist Lyceum,
oragnized in 1886, of national fame; a
medical society, a dental society and
society of trained nurses; three musi-
cal organizations for the study of
classical music, besides the bands, glee
clubs and church choirs, many of which
have attained high rank; five patriotic,
five philanthropic and five trades union
organizations. There are ninety three
colored churches, with membership
of $4,000, ninety-six Sunday schools,
with an enrolment of nearly 10000.
| Reorganization" the report says, sis
the core of civilization. Just in pro-
portion as a people show a capacity to
combine their resources in organiza-
clubs and church choirs, many of which
give evidence of a higher civilization
There is no better index to the devel
opment and character of a. class of peo-
pie than the number and nature of The
organizations which they sustain"
According to this test, the report ar
CUES, the Afro-Americans of the Dis
trict have made cOmmendable prog
reSs.
"Next to their improvement in
| morals and education, the Afro-Ameri-
cans of the district have made the most
progress in the acquisition of homes
| and in home building. According to
the census of 1890, the latest available
statistics, 25.5 per cent of all the fami-
lies in Washington owned their homes,
while Is per cent Of all the colored fam
lilies owned theirs. Many of these
| homes are the centers of refinement
and culture. No less than six of them
are valued above $4,000 each, and at
least two-thirds of them above $4,000
each. Besides the families who own,
there are many others who have good
homes, surrounded by many of the evil
| dences of comfort and culture in mod
ern home life, books, pictures, news
papers, magazines, pianos, etc. One of
the decided evidences of progress of the
Afro-American population of Washing
ton is to be seen in the Improvement
of their home life
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Bat Caves of Texas.
CONTINUED From First Par,

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good plant food. In some of these caves
bhe stuff lies from ten to thirty feet
deep on the floor. Transportation is the
trouble. Texas is the land of magnif-
cent distances, and the railroads are
mostly long way from the caves. To
sack and haul the guano a hundred
miles or so to the railroad makes profits
minus quantity. Some day the rail.
roads IL get down in that region and
some enterprisin' .fellow'll make his nile
out Of that fertilizer = q J.
Oh, yes; they've been known about
Tor years. Look on a United States geo.
logical survey map of that region and
you'll see bat caves marked all about
on it. They're no new thing: probably
thousands of years old. Judging by the
deposits OF guano, the bats must have
chased mosquitoes there long before the
Indians began chippin' flints for spikes
to chase buffalo with. ~.
Some Of the caves are vacant now.
Thoughtless cowpunchers or like fred
EN- to smoke the bats out, Just for fun.
Tons OF fine gslano and swarrns of bats
nave been destroyed that way. Smoked
OUT once cave stays vacant, as the
bats don't seem to like the risk of going
back again. ~ \, 5 :,
And the daddy long legs! You, inst
oughter see 'em in those cayes! Thev
hang In lunches as big as your head
all tangled up together TIL it looks like
tneyi q never get unraveled again But
just stick light under bunch of 'em.
: doly smoke the move they get on 'em!''