davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
Welfeinoultriert.

Observation-Disclosures ta8er Jig
al RcIteiuouiirien / bort Sar0. gtelf
CT ct m~nNourIt9t RGrtngsmiSoel for
itore og imaa, iiGr for DC ii0ite, % Der
er / &c temperance 9an0e neppe ct
Slts, boor Mclf life rt6aisr en- Gel al
set "0a8lige 9re6". Meu 9pcrne
CT cite Sen MeIf, iom irIbpNes, life
rem, % uaonIig / Be fore StGoer
fommer Sen ira 6iss, Tom er rent no
ifrrffeItge, Iigeiom SEN al Smaa.
botolere opbeOarc&, bebanSleS o. op.
bIonOe3 iaaleSeS, at ben bIiper iuro.
be6Simlia. @argt ct gorr er for.
met i Ell t5Slig @rao, forS; Sen MseIf,
set fit, paoerog ser Ell o60elig Spg.
6om % gieunam 0telf u0breoeS ofte
@ptoemler, nopnlig SpiuS. Ser trpn
9cs en- Reiorm. og 9ano5rltgSSepur.
teurcrset bar grebet in0. Npiig bar
BET IaSet rmneriG1e MeIfeforbolScne /
200 al bore itorc 9pcr. 90 set bar
ionet SiSbeS for, at SiIita,rScn or
beSrc. enc sen etllrig bar. men at
Der BOG erHuu itoar meget tilbme at
8iere. 5 @nsrne bruges nj life Iaa
mango feriIfe Brrieroatioer iom ier;
men toerfen Sarrrcrnc euer WcIfe.
batStcrw bier WeIfen Sen Smbu.
ior trrrHeS. wanse Weierier err
life ina rerlige, ION Sc burSe bore,
o. &c, Tom hor Giser. Ser IfSer al
Spbertler GGrtna), er life ioa nsie
paa Sci. men iUlQer MteIf az Sem pa
paaierer ScIf Smitte. Stntrrres
Soce forbpScr iaaSout, men Sc oper.
holoeS life. Welf Tom fomncr ira
SarNet, foritrer'eS ofte urSerpets,
forSi SponScre life or trtte nof, men
ootnacr Steo on llrcIi1beS ira
gnens @nSer. MeIf tdaer oaioo
llrrnIiahco iii iia | Nrfiter. bpor
non irlaer SiIS fiT CF oa orSrc
WsoNodrer. I NANCE ScnieenSer
trranes en- &eform, % Sen bill ton.
me.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
Wisnoie paa Pawaii

S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES | @aibin8tcn
fsler Mon iis ~ubebaseig bersrt al Ssn
Sfaoring al Sorboloene paa Saipali.
Tom g. s. Mtc2eman aiper. Som or
en- al 9cntordeierne / Siranshepartc.
mcfrtet o. err netop fOmmen biem ira
en- Siir oeriro. S Sonolllu pg elerS
orcraIt or ser 5Ialbeo / 5~crretningS-
Iioet. Sngen reiieitoe irbiinoer zig me
re. Gu al @runoene Sertil er 9ubor.
peitenb icm ban pitt zig, % Sertil tcn.
mer, at set err imoat beoerot meo SO.
teller % anore ~@efpemmeligbeSer.
0cSsanecn / Snfferpriien iremfalOer
paioa aloger. 5sr tiente gierne al
SufferpIontaser ira 80 til so Tro.
cent paa lin otbraate 9apitaI; MI tie.
ner Se life mere etto ira s til IL Gro.
cent, % set er Sc life tilirebs meo.
Sorenineen meo llunle CONS itore
Riee lar berspet RIantag@ierne
nmnse flittise ps biaige tneiiIte ar.
beiSen, Tom Dor at tiIgoa fer Slime.
'ertorcn bragtes | a~npcroelie. De
Far prsoet at eritutie Dem meb Scrto-
ricanere. &crhisiiere % @esre fra De
5cunese Smter; men Set bar socct
saIt. Sea al Sem finSer fig tilrette
paa GIantagerne, men itrpger mo til
8perne, bpor Dc lager Sure omborS
| Sfibe eIler falSer oct offenaIige hi
Sprbe. Sfotterne bar itrget, fiSen
&awuii fom iIrSer &c SorereSc Sta.
ter. iorbi ct onoet StcI or inofsrt.
2~cngesier bar fifn beuiIsct Snda.
hummer iii offenfliac arbeiScr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
SpSsfals.

Mrs. 6. &eieriou, Snitru til apc.
tbefer 6. &eisrion, Spring @rope,
Miueiota, 0sSe 0tanoags aiten eli.
ter outrent 8 Tigers 9ioeIier al EG.
ring. gfos0e bar loot / SigbnI
3orge. Scn 28Oc Nopember 1853 al
5orrIorene asIe og aitri @pran.
Som Barn for bum me0 line 6oreI.
Ore til gmerifa, bpnr Be boi1tte fla
nogie WtiI n~eitenior Gecorob. s 1872
bfeu bn n9teDict til g. Meiericn. Ge
boeoe fsrit IRE @ar ! @a6iion Soipu.
hip / RGrbeoen al benoes 5or9lSr9S
Sirn, cg 'ioen bar 5orniIierr pnret
boiat / Spriug 8rope. 8cres gG5
TAB bar prret neliigret meS s 9err,
bporaf fin 5 Letter, nemIig 2 Gutter
OF 3 9etre. Gre Sgruter err oe6e.
gesropelien forrgaat ioas Gas.
Sog).
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
Smaapiuf.

Souis Seim er reiIt til @eil.
ipaitfee for at beige SlPgt % Sen.
ner.
S9eoSore MSoen reiite sen 40e
III SrlpooS, Soma.
9er. % WfrS. Saaoer g. @oe al
Sprfn8itel0 Eopnibip bIeo ~opcrroifet
Gen 26oe Sill, ga De fom bicm ira
airfet, iOet oereS 9prn og gsme5srn
6.ot % 6eige fom fisrenSe mo iii
0et BamIe Stem og tos Sriet i 9eiiS.
0elIe. 9eOiteiorGIorete bIeo @ipiter
III e9et Sus, og en- pen Jingle top
9aggD" 6IeO sem forpree al gsrnene
I'll Ell Griu0rirg ont Iagcn.
AroerS 5. 9angen anfom /
Sor&oo8s BERTH ira allrtan6, Rorae,
eiter en- b~e5o8e.ig Gperreije. san
reiite 10 til i'm CHfeI, Cling @anaert
/ @Ientuoo0.
= &ie5maa0 s.. 3. Saugen beaab
1t9 Srso8a pdl en- Ier;eu0fuat.
gan oilOe bi. a. beip8e Geroer, o. lur.
Der 0pba6et / Colorado agter han
at retie uO til @rnberne % andre
SteSer al SntereSie.
q. q. gSibIemo fom i ManSaos
biem ira SDO Gatota, 59or nan bar
-
tll6r18t nogge Tiger. Gan tiger, at
aolm8en Ter prG8tig I'd, boor Ser life
bar pGret SagIitorme.
9. %. 8ottoIfion al @atcroiQe
S9lpn, meo 6amilie er flpttet til De.
corab for at boirtte Tia. San mar /
is War 5oA i @~otrr0iae, Bpor IAN
bar oGret be0 SouOc!cn oa fInacres
iom SoItneiter Oct meitc At I;6en.
~ CLING &oIoS Ssn alfreS bar /
SSnoa5& noe for ct ierseIigt llbela.
Zen unge gdn0 uur noe % fisrte Of
bn0Se en- Sasie / gognen, buorpaa
han lab. Soet @cgneu p~asiereSe q
Sui ! @eien, ~fremfuI6tes et ioa boait
Huf, al ban bleo iaitet al % no
@rsiten 90 aasien, ser fom ianme
Del, fHldte balts Softeben. San blsr
bnrtisit muIig 6ragt biem, % 9QaC
bleo bentet. 8erre ubtoIte eiter al
bare ~unoerisst BAN, at ban rimelia.
bis bill bIipe argbIing for 2iOsti6 ion
GGse al Get i~nStrufue,
Wrs. CONNER @rinoelan6 IN
@nrren ION bar pa1et bernebe | ge
100 iioen Spnoben reiite biem Ran
bag.
Rrs. g 9. @erol0 GtiSligerI
Iars. g. y. Oitrenr) bor paret | gs
is8bcs SIegt % @enner Der pmfrinl
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
0Iaifa.6ulo

Sioen Connects Hegierins | 1898,
oa @ulS bar op0oeet / Slonoife, op.
retteSe ct "Ssiap Office" 0roberfon'
tori i Seattle, @aib, bar bette mos'
tasct @uIoitsp OF @uIo6arrer til et
geIsb al $73,364,790 eler siennent.
Initlis for oper SD 100000 I'm
Iaret.
@ulo FOR $54,S42,t 44 err | De iio'
Ite 5 star fonrntet ira Slunbife; ira
9ome err fcmmet for $t1,2S5.97f,
ira gritiib Columbia FOR SS,42S,7S0,
ira SreaSpea og ANDRE 8ulo8ruber
sllaifa ioy 2,654,0S7 90 ira 8rnber
@aibinston % Oregon for $t,153
Sb6
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07

belts Hausaaenbeo, mar ban bar be'
iiena iis for noset, iOrtrlles, at ban
iom asiitersnes Marinsmiftsr unber q
a~Omiiempoe, buor alleIlass ganiteIis.
bsbcr siorces % bpor llbiaitelie por
a n,ipniig, reiite flo og nbraabte:
1aline 9crreri On Guo bauoe ben.
bit Spsrssmonlet on gpsninsen al
afen til Ell Gpmi!c ion beune, iaa Ell
bet min Cuerbeoisniag, at ben life pil.
be bore bpsset enonlt." MS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
GaIamity.Janc
On "JrOntitr". apinbs, iOm fsrte 1t
bcbrget 9iU.

en- NotitS | fprrige Humer al II.
cornb- Eoiien" mrSoclie, at calamity
Sarp@ err nsb; men MI ifal 2Ricrne
faa liot mere chi bcline.
Siin cor ieot / 1rincton, no., |
1852. Senocs Vigenapn por Sane
Gannorp. IA bun bar 10 Aar, tol
6cSeren benoe nieS Jig iii @uiofeltcr,
ne / Montano. Ger bar iilgen Sern-
bafier ina Iangt rcit | De Gase, o. Hei-
fem nareSe berior | 5 Iaaneoer. lin.
0erDeis blep Hisen ili4gf iii AT ifpSe %
rice. Ga bences 5crGlore bsoe,
aSoptereoeS bun al @iGterne OF porte
op | @ponine. s 1870 fom bum |
Resieringers 5ierelte. Wtaior Gutter
fonn til Sort Rusiea / @ponting paa
Geien til ari5ona, bpor ban ifulSe
fi9mpe moo apadr SnSimernc.
Sane ifsrte liz en- Gopbop.9 rast o.
tilbso Jig at gisre Sieneite iom Sps:-
Der. Cutter bperoeSe beribe / cen Gan.
fe. at bun pnr en- @lt, % bum lit en-
Sol6ateruniiorm. Get pareSe 6oJ
life lGngc, ineen Get bleu cpSaset, at
bum bar en- Bige; men bun ioreitiae.
&c Gniter, at bun bar InreeleS fienot
mco De breoe Sletter % 2ipet Ger, ian
bi,n flirbe bare ill Rpite, ca ban los
benSe bliue itaaertoe i EeneIien. Sun
fllgte ba meS S9rert, teItcg i mangc
aampe 90 itbitoo mango Straba6ier
ioirmen meo Soibatcrne.
s 1872 fpm 9elion q. 1iies, ie,
mere Dor @eneraasitrart, no til @e.
item fcr at fsre Scamp moo SnoianNr.
ne, % bum tiente babe unber BAN %
Guiter. @ngang blep en- Officer ina,
ret al Ssnoiancre, iom Lao | 9agbolS.
Gigen bar meo. % bun to1 BAN up
poa Sobelfnappen % isrte bam tilba.
&C til 2eiren. Get bar BAN, Tom gap
benSe 9abliet Calamity Sane"
ClllpffeS- Sobaune), ioroi ban trceSe.
at Oct bapbe goaet bam gait, iioen en-
Spiroe bar nleb. 90 Gutter / 1876
mariderebe no til gis Soun, fit BUN
oct Spero at isre Gepeidyer mellem
hom % SoueSfparteret. gngang
~iosmmeSe bun meo grcpe os IeIbin.
ger oper Glatte Hiper, men paacros
JIG berpeo 2lrse6etGnSelia % fit Sie.
neiNfribeo. Seuhes 8ritib Dor er1o.
MI life ubleben, Sa Guiter brog no
paa i'm iioite GrpsSition % fit i'm
9are.
5 here gar bar Sane aniat al He.
gicrinaen iom Eoitfsrer melem Ieab.
pooo % Gutter / Montana, en- al De
pGrIte Hiter / Seitei. Sun bar en-
ioa womGrfet Sfptter, at faa WGito
popebe at fomlne benne irb paa 2ipet,
Ia SEN berpgtcSe Slosierrinpsmono
Sad McGaa bIep panereben / 9eao.
MOOD, bar bun meS blartot Golttiet.
o. oct iortGlles, at bum fit BAN moe.
iturgt / ct Slagteriiap.
giterot bun / fort SiS bapbe' tieut
/ 7be &noalleri, fisbte bun / 1878 en-
Raub oa trof fig til6age ira Get Of.
fentliee 2ip. Sum sifteoe iia me0 Ell
Mnro peb 9apn gurfe % iif en- Cat.
ter, Tom M Dor / Horo Gafota.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07

ben cr tel lite fu~agtigcrc END aon
gresien o. Rcaieriascn.
6ilippineriie fan ogina uofsre 10
bal, 90 be uiIoe fence cs mere eera;.
ON Iobafstutitcn life ejoroe gcier
troftg.
ira 5ilippinsrite fnar pi en- BEL GeI
eopra, ,. e. tsrrese aofnsrsnfierter,
iurn brnges / IilDirfnins al aarri,
eng. Curry, Ct arpoSer | Snliccr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
2Gscforcnmg.

s mango glor bar ser iblnr0t 2r.
gerte oGret en- national medical Or.
amtiiatior, booraf S9ser Der os Ger
rltn0t / 9alloet bar 9feSlemnter. &c.
mere orgnriereOes ~5tate Me0ical
SocietieS~ meS omtrent iamnc 3or.
moal. 9u bar man iunSet set ten.
Iiet at inmmenillrtte oct bele, pg
~Strte Re0ical Societies" or III BE.
bet llnOernf0elinger al Rational
MeSical Societp"; for at giere Set
beie iaa fontpIet iom m,lig pg iaa
ole, iom er uirfeIise 9pger. til at til
bore 6ureningelt. or oct M tiIige Me.
ningeir at orsantiere Soreninaer al
Eager ! hoert @orurtn / 9anoet. @in.
refBetf Sonrtps 2Gger bar aIlereSe
en- iad6an Organization unSer gsoon
al "8irieibeif Gprntp MeSical 60.
cietD". SeIifabets 3ormaal CIR at
fremme Experimentation | ole Sens
8rvne, ~eriutSigt at u~noeriege ole Sc
mere SpSngeIier og npe ~9chanSlnaS.
o. 9lirmetho6er og beifptte groFeSiio.
l1en moo RodiaIperb9ien. Or. Setuea
er BrpiiSent OF Or. 9arioot Sefre.
tGr ior Soreningen Der / Gountpet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07

iss hos GIaet % 8enner Der ON.
firing.
Weiis Marir Sioeiin er fpmuien
ira Gtorn Sofun, FOR at tcisge fin
groocr Gbriitian Sipeiin % andre.
Snn bar fer Norge S~Inatninee Oh
@enner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
ct. souis apssmarres.
eas u. paul assamarres.
1aaheren: ASnnA mr,,er s., a,,,t,
s,r zoe araaa.

"Saoercn: "SoaS merer olt, Chit.
Ten MINI gr Din 2nrer en- yIagc.
dane3 Spoo er oct for rcset CUB
oerg~
SoniendfrS: ga. ion faIser 90 IN
mtg. mar ies fommer assA aionge
Spsrssmaal, os 2areren eiar nIoril
anoG.@ -.u
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07

9e M p~aasaaenbe uberleselier
BoItpepartementet bar brast for 2piet
en- sammel SiitOrie pm en- gOitmeiter i
Sirainia.
en- uns Mano beipste i'm Scter |
en- liben 8p Der os bible ifriue til en-
Ben pad ct 9Oitfurt. Sans Sgiter
raabeoe BAN til at ifrire ct greu, ba
ben samle SfOmaser, Der par Ioitme.
tier, aniaa bet life aleue iom fin Ret.
men psiaa iom fin 8list at laie ale
Yphfcrt. 9en unee Mano bar imib.
lertip Surtisifriper, % iploie Sortet
meo Tesn, Der blot bar f~orItaaeliae for
Snbpieoe. San braste islu goitiortst
til 8oiitOntoret, 90 neppe Dol ban Tom.
men uoenior, isr SiOmaseren Tom 10.
benbe efter BAN % raabte:
Scr, Der. De! Sec forfaar life ct
Orb al bpab De bar itrspet paa bette
Sort
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07

sGscrne 3. s. Sesse "a 6. u.
9agse or tilbase ira lin Gurcporeiie
% bar optaget lin gnris peb ct.
Siaf Soipital | suitin, @irut.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07

Som aseOis saa graiiosni @oOie.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-19
The Hnhy Turtle.

Turtles lay their eggs in the sanu
and let the sun hatch them out. They
do not lay them all in one place. proba-
bly, because they think it safer to scat
ter them. Then. even though one be
stolen or broken. the others may es-
cape The mother turtle covers them
all carefully up. one after another,
with thin sprirkling of sand and
then apparently never gives them an
other thought. considering her ma
ternal duty done Certain it is that
she has never been discovered going
near these egg babies again. and when
they hatch at last the tiny. soft backed
creatures at once begin crawling
around in search of flies and other
food as independently as if there were
no such thing as mother in the world.
A little girl who found one of these
odd. oblong turtle eggs on sandy riv-
err bank in Louisiana took it home and
put it in teacup on the table for safe
keeping. A few hours later slight
noise was noticed in that direction,
and on looking in the cup again she
found baby turtle. full tledged." but
tiny. scrambling about among the bits
Of it's broken eggshell cradle.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-19
The Logical Waitress.

At a London restaurant the other day
q middle aged woman entered the place
and. taking Il seat at one of the tables,
carefully scrutiniZed the bill of fare.
She concluded to try some ice cream
pudding. After it had been served she
looked it over carefully and, calling
the waitress back. said:
''Do you call this ice cream pud-
ding?'
'Yessum, and it's very nice too"
'But where is the ice cream?'
"Oh that's only the name given that
peculiar make of pudding. We are
making speciality of it. I'm sure
you'll like it when you taste it,
ct seems to me that you ought to
give ice cream with it as long as you
say it is ice cream pudding"
eve don't give cottages with cottage
pudding" quickly replied the witty
waitress. This retOrt convinced the
middle aged woman, and she ordered
second rlate.-London Telegraph.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-19
A One Sided Chase.

In an English paper appears the fol-
lowing amusing anecdote: Some serv-
ants were exercising three horses and
some of the hounds from the Hunt
kennels. when an inmate of the district
asylum appeared on the scene.
''Eh. sic. bonnie dogs" exclaimed the
man. who was supposed to be daft.
sic bonnie dogs. And what del keep
mey for?'
1t was explained to him that they
were kept for hunting the fox.
''An' sic bonnie horses. Are they for
hunting the fox tae?" He was told
that they were, whereupou he asked
the value of horse and dog, too.
and. having been Informed, he next
wanted to know the value of fox
When caught.
'Oh. about tenpence" was the -eply.
"Mercy mel. tenpencev' said the
dsftie! "Three hundred pounds chas-
ing tenpence2 Let's ava"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-19
Plea For n SleeDinx MicrOhe.

Lines by an insomnia addressed to the
expedition that has recently started in
'ursuit of the germ of sleeping sickness
Men of science. you that dare
Beard the microbe in his lair.
Tracking through the jungly thickness
Afric's germ of sleeping sickness,
Hear, oh. hear. my parting plea.
Send a microbe home to me!
BY the Kongos turbid flood
When you drag him from the mud,
Interrupt his nightly romp
Through the dank and matted swamp:
Try to capture two or three
Soporitic germs for me-
Though your early tolls be vain,
Noble fellows try again!
Keep it up for goodness sake;
Think of one who lies awake
Crying out across the sea,
Send a microbe home to me!
l am one who vainly wooes
Morpheus of the battling snooze;
l have counted scores Of sheep,
Quaffed narcotics long and deep:
Sleeping sickness ought to be
Just the very thing for me.
When at last the happy day
Brings you thirsting to the fray,
When you leap upon the foe
Bottling hundreds as you go,
Send some spare ones. duty free,
Home by parcel post to me!
l would sleep till were sick
Gladly if | knew the trick;
But until you send some germs
Sleep and are not on terms
Mel OF science. hear my plea,
Serd a microbe home to me!
Punch.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-19
When Linen Is Translucent.

The Wilderness and opacity of dry
linen. as of writing paper. are due
mainly to the fact of repeated reflex
ions at the surface, so that the light is
wasted in these reverberations before
it can reach to any depth.
The body of linen is network of
transparent tibers not in optical con-
tact, which intercept the light by re-
peatedly retleXing it. Now, if the in
terstices of these fibers are filled by a
body Of the same retroactive index as
the fbers themselves the reflexion Of
the surface is destroyed and the linen
is rendered more transparent Water
does this; hence linen when wet is
darker, but more translucent. just as
is the oiled paper used for tracings by
architects and engineers.
The same holds good with ordinary
glass and ground glass, the repeated
reflections Of the latter making it far
less transparent. To similar cause are
due the whiteness and opacity of snow.
Of salt and of pulverized glass
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-19

Is it fact that certain hours of the
twentyfour which form a day are
more fatal to life than the rest? Is the
popular belief that deaths occur, at
any particular moment more than any
others founded on fact? A solution of
this question has been attempted by a
physician who, having set down in
writing the exact time of the deaths of
ESQ persons of all ages. among
mixed population and extending over
many years, easily perceived that the
most fatal hour was between and 6
O'Clock in the morning On the other
hand, the minimum was between 8 and
il o'clock, also in the morning. The
mortality at the first named hour was
40 per cent above the average; in the
second 61a per cent below it, Between
10 and O'Clock during the day the
mortality was not high. The most ia
tai hours We're between and o'clock
in the morning. The fact is therefore
proved there are fatal hours. Why?
The explanation is easy. In fact, the
statistics of 5000 to 5000 deaths col
lected by Mr. Haviland and laid be-
fore the British Medical association in
1864 showed that in the great majority
of cases death supervened between |
O'Clock and s o'clock in the morning
and that the minimum number occur
red between l o'clock in the afternoon
and midnight; hence the practical de-
duction that death most frequently
happens at time when. generally
speaking, the sick are neither fed nor
looked after; hence. also, the therapeu-
tic deduction that those who suffer
should be watched unceasingly.-New
York Herald.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-19
Novel Way to Put Out a Fire.

F. +. Hills. cashier of the Della
ware (OD Savings bank. saved a 800
foot trestle on the Pennsylvania rail
foad from burning the other morning
by carrying water in his derby hat,
says the New York Times. While visit
ing his farm north of town Hills dis
covered that the treStle was on fire.
The water barrels placed near by the
company were filed. but no buckets
were at hand. Taking his new fall hat
and carrying water in it for almost an
hour, he put out the blaze just a short
time before an express train went by
at q speed of a mile a minute.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-19
Buses In Paris Again,

The recent accident in the metropol-
itan tube in Paris has had the effect
of frightening away very consider
able part of the public which used to
patroniZe it. The immediate result is
n resuscitation of the bus. Several of
the lines went out of business several
months ago. being unable to compete
with the underground. but such is the
renewed call for them that the old We
hicles are rapidly being put into serv-
Ice again.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-19

can picture the disconsolate princes.
rising. rubbing the dust from their
knees. rescuing their hats and climb
ing sadly on the first trolley car that
came along. And that royal duke!
should like to have seen him stumping
home again after May bad given him
the CLASSY stare. wonder what he
said after he had left the lady and
when he recognized that the dollars
were not for him.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-19

Mrs. Muggs-That horrid Mrs Frills
told Mrs. NeXtdoor that | was Il regu-
lar eat. What do you think of that?
Mr.. Muggs-I think she never saw
you in the same room with a mousse
Answers
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-19

with right arm extended and first fin
ger pointing down. said to the five suit
ors crouching on their 'princely mar
rowbones. Cit"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-19

Praise undeserved IL satire In dis
Observation-Disclosures.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
In Strincd EiCs.ins.

The very newest cry in curtains for
summer, is the striped muslin-ver-
teal Stripes OF alternating thin and
thick appearance. AID in the thin
stripes variously grouped are small
figures il ;ambour work.
Other styles have sheer muslin
grounds. with large. spreading figures
slightly raised. like the design in ma
dras. 4 graceful lily pattern being
among the pfettiost. A great convcn-
fence in getting such cartains is that
the goods cones IL three widths. SO
that windcws OF unequal size in tho
same room can be treated alike with
OH any ,ro-bln.
OF course. dotted null for curtains
is always with lis. and IS ever attrac-
tive ana satisfactory. bat stripes he.
ing the more novel. buyers for this
season will probably give them tho
preference. though one is really as de-
sirable as the other
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
TRY a SAX Tub.

The nest refreshing OF all baths
except zip in the sea itself. is the
salt rub. II is matchloss in its effect
urol the skin and complexion. With
all these virtues. it is the simplest
and Tcst easily managed OF all baths
Put a few pounds Of coarse salt-sea
salt preferably al c2rthen jar, and
pcUr sc.l0 water over it, but rot
enough TO dissolve it. This should then
be taken UP in hanGfulS and rubbed
br;skly over thc body. The Eaxt thing
is thorough douching OF clear. tcpid
or cold water. and brisk rubbing
with a coarse towel.
The effect of freshness. elation and
renewed lie is felt Immediately. and
the sa;in-like texture CT the skin and
increased clea-ness and brightness OF
the complexion swell the testimony in
favor Of the salt rub.-Fittsburg Dis
patch.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
SNAKE OIL AS A REMEDY.
English Writer Asserts It Will Cure
ST. Vitus Dance.

a resident of Farnham. England
writes TO an English publication: q!
have man who works for NE and in
the summer time is n great adept at
catching snakes il this ne:ghborhood
He boiis them for the oil they yield
which he gives away to his neighbors
He says that it heals wounds and
cures deafness; but you can imagine
my establishment when he made o
statement to ne the details of which
/ inclose: First catch your adder
then skin il rs if it were an eel, tier
hang it UP In the chimney over wood
fire. When dry and stiff it is fit to
use. thus: Take a small portion OF
the dried adder ard crate through
ginger crater quite fine, then take g
teaspoonful of the grated powder and
mix it with an early cup Of tea, take
this three days in succession, Their
miss three days. and take again in
the same way until nine doses have
been taken in all, and by that time
the complaint Est Vitus dance) will
have disappeared a patient who
was completely cured thus has given
his experience to TIE narrator"