davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

at oioe cling, fom etbpert Mennejfe,
Ser ct normalt, CT / 8eiib6elie al.
Men meb bptlfet Dfotip Mnlpgeren
emo laoer fig nptage, fam bil inart
btine laa paapirfet al 6e bgiere SsSn6=
flpoelier, Ser gjer fig eiel6en6e IN
0enfor 2ogens fire @egge, at 1e 1lre>
ne, ONT man 1naa BRUCE ct iao6ant
Or6, Motiber bnrtigt giber Blaos til
Ell Mttraa efter at tage 1in 9el of set
Mrbejoe, ser ct 2ogens 6ormoal. SIT
frembringe Bette &eiultot far uoen
Gpibl pGret fprlt / 5tiftercns Ganfe,
ga Sc fororone0c nisle @eremonier,
iom elr6per &onoi6ot moo gao igien-
1lelr, fpr BON bliper pptogct lp1n
MeOlen1.
Spaoe11ten CT Torening meofprcr
9%ipsoS l1rmnce eller iffc, loo CT oeres
&eiultoter pi0trnffel1oe. Gpprg fife
olene Sc @nfer og 6prnlorelple, ser
beo Soreningets &inlp, ga Tooerel1
og Sorlergeren oe6e, ioa fig / 5tono
til at bo1be &iemmet iommen % BE-
tale enbper tit, ip9rg life olene Dem
ON 2ipsosiltraltce er en- goo Sing,
met ippre oe Sniinoer oqn Il'iinoer
og otter Iulinoer, for bpem Spreer
er blepelt mil0net pe6 Ell fjnrlig l,0.
itroft &oon0 fra SEN Screening, sen
afopoe tilbprte. Spprg 6enn ser
Stilbe0 er blepet bj11lpet al 2pgen
noar &ejen ipnteS boorbcit, og 500:
set nGl item bar glippet. Spprg Dem
Ser bar bGret @jenltano for Smbl
og &leie, naor Spaoommen ipntcS
uu0bplOelig, og Sem Ser, bpis set iffe
bapOc pGret for 0ercs 2ogc bilo{
6ope pGret blanbt fremme0c, lo1g1
ira Genner og Slngtningc. Sppr(
0en, Ser finn be6 2ogens Silton<
far prrct / Ston0 til at opr1oo 81
&l1nOlfober, Scr for lat Sem / Ston:
til at inotoAc Sen Sitting / Som!
funDet, 0cres Gpner gop sem Net til
Naor 9ogernes @iitorie CT ifrepen
11aor alt, bpo0 111 ipnes 0urfelt, p1
blibe be0rc fpritooet, bil SEN @jplp
Ser Stil6eb ct p0et> itoa frelm jon
ct ifinnenoe @fsempcl poo Sen &ipr
ligbeo til Nnlten> Ser CT ful6et Sc
ltpre 81l6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
Mnrte13berctnina

for iioite l19e, pp til ben 10. Mpril
MebbeIt af
@ba8. G.2ewiS 4 Co., M%tnneabpIts. Wetun
Marfe6et far beret mat og lobere
ben 1toite nge, men set tog fig otter
op Snsoogs. 5aaorbej6et er Iongt
tilboge; &interbbe6en ct / 6oarlig
Sorfatning, bbi1fet / Si6ens 2gb bill
brtnge Eriien OPP. @i antager> at
Salg al &abre og Mois er / Eilta<
gen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

9apio Barter, Megerel1, Ser /
&inter n1eo ct @lprpr 0rGbte lin
Nrbejosgipers Spu @otlpn I Mer-
riam &orf pg 1%tn0lfplOte Jig mes, at
bope giort set / Seloforlp ar, blep
lioltc Snsoog Nfte11 al cit S1trp err
flrret for ifplOig / Man00rob / fpr=
lte Groo % al 9onulerel1 i0pmt en-
Strof al 5 Nur / Sttlllpater 6e11g=
lel. Horfer CT / FIJI @rub 11pioenoe,
fjen0er fife engol1g lin eger1 Ml0er.
San foregiper at bore 10 Mor, men
ler 1to til at bore / Set min0lte so.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Mii: Safe Anocriuu blep forle0er
paofjprt al eli Sepentb ct. Sppr-
pog11 11ur Bradley Ct, 110en bog al
fomn1e lpn0crlig tillfa0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
Turbcnpcrcnbc &riesmimiltcr @pu

Turbcnbrrcnbc &rigsmintitcr &ppt
er / Oen1e Sio ct. Saul iom i>1ri=
0ilf &pnlulel1t for Nortbern Secl1ri=
ties 60. Commercial Club inobgo
Or. &pot til at pnre 0ens @jelt 1tl1=
Ser bans Spbpl0, m1elt bo fo1s Sis
piloe blipe loo ful0ltn10igt optoget al
6orretning, 'ofllog bu1 Sn0bp0elien
meD Sof.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
&ugbinbcrpiacrnc3 Strcifc er

&psbinbcrpigcrncs Strcjfe er hit
ofilltttet lsocn at Sc Strejfcn0e for
formaaet at g%iennemfpre 0ereS Sor=
oringer. &igerne pil igge til Sc
Hlaoie r> iom Sc forlo0> for iaa bi0t
Sc er / 5tan6 til at faa 6isie ttlboge
igien> men ellerS bi( l1nionen for
lprge 6em forelpbig. Ser bil intct
p%oerltgere 6ori9g Bite giort pao at
faa ltnionen onerfjen6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Spbm Ggriiian, cit al ct. Saul
9opm Cos Mu11b> fon0t fprleoen /
6lpoen 2iget al Ell &pi11be, Ser ioo=
lG11ge bap0e pnret / &onoet, at Set
bar u~fjenoeligt un0togen pao &ln=
oerne. 9i9et er iioe11 blepen gjell=
fjel1ot iom Mrs. Matbilbe &plms fra
Mim1eapolis, ser forlpon0t fra be11=
oe@ Stem for ct bolpt Mor libelt. Set
formooes at Sen Torltlyffeoe CT fol=
BEN i 6looe1 / ct s(nfolO al Sil1os=
ipge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Gn ing Mamb, Solepb &1,r5, ol1=
lat / Sluitt Eocfi,tg Sol1ie, families
iibite SnsOog Morgen Opo / lit &G=
relie, % @elt s(ugulto ct. 9p6s=
aor iogel1 bar @igt @jnrtet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

&rfcn ium CIT &eSmim9sanitalt CT
@aitur Spebleus Sbema / @olgatbo
&irfeu Spr1Oug Mprger1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Sr. Ncnrp @ntebinium, Meolem al
Stotens Sunobeosfomislio1, palgte5
forlcoe11 til Nrnlioent for &omisiio=
11el1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Scssc @foclinecr al Spfcorene
beotog forleoen enitemmig Ell 1p @p.
lob, Der blep 1un0erifrepet al. @orqer-
melterer1. 2ppcn far &enlpn ii
1%aofalote &e0(ers, og 6ens @enligt Ell
%felgenoe: Set be116er cfte, at u0e,1.
bDes Torretninger for en fort Sis lei
er Ell Sr1tif % falbDoer @orer al
tbiplio1nt &ar0 til fobelagtig billia
Nris, bpormeo Sc ifooer Sc 1teoliae
9m19lenoe. 9erefter f%orlpinber Sc
for at pperere / Ell an0e1 Ssh. Sen
1tpe Sob til 8eifpttelie al oisle 1ioite
%paabpoer, at 0isie u0enbpes Soft
'erlt moo onidge @proo6et ON Iil(o=
oelie, fpr Sc fan lelge fine Gare.1.
9e11ne Silla6elie folter 6 0ol(ars on
otl fife blibe gibet, fer &%oliticbefe.t
bar ,a1itillet Ell 11nOeripgelie, Ser
1fal bare cit @aranti for, at 6prret-
1lll1ge,tS Metbo0er ct s.. s. Menin=
sen er nat11rligbtg .at gjgre iaaoan=
ne uoenbpes Soft gejen laa panifeli1
Jpn :1a1Iig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Sobn Mc2ane, Ser Ieber iom Sc
ber1peno atoe paa u%niperi1tp Mpc. re6
&it1onoole, er ct fort @eni / &et=
ming at at gibe l1n6ifpl6ninger, naor
ban itaar for &olitioommereu, bpo6
ltfe loo ljel0en CT Silfeloet for at
lpore til Sen iamme spn6 - Druf-
fenlfab. 6orle6en ga BON igien bar
oplomlet al &olitiet og fremltille0es
&etten, truet mes at iblipe Ienot til
MrbejoSbuiet, lpan6t ban EN- mn gn0e
tor 9omnreren. @ba6 ifnl0e ser
bel blibe at bans &6ns / bans Sra=
barelie? 9e bil6e Dnfeligt omfom-
me % ban bil0e fomme / @gerne
poa Selifabet til Dprenes 8elfpttelie.
r9isie &pns bar ofte reo6et oiq ira
Arbei0Sbuiet," mente Dommer Sine.
ST BET Sc iamme ipm Du fortolte
mig ON for 6 Mar 1ioen?" Sores
Bgrn, 9eres gelbaarenbeb," bar
MeSanes rappe Soar. Son iogn1tes
10 Dage ! arbeiosbuiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

"a Softor q. &op ii0lte sgnoog
@ftermi0oog / lit Mlttomobil paste
reoe 81. 2ongltreet Soplors &igre=
tei poa sirt6 og ct. @eter CT. oa
gop Signal mes lit 5u0eborn, b[ep
bans &ollegos @eit ifp pg nnlteoe
%ognen. 81. Soplor folte0es pol0=
1omt mos Stenbroen og 6(ep l(emt,
men life forligt, Be fobiget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Mrs. @illiam @urocn, $50 80
bert Ct, fonotes libite @on0og Mi-
ten li0e1Oe al Ell 9olis &orbollpre
ipm bum bopbe taget, ionoipnligpis /
ielpmoroeriif @enligt. Sum pil font
me liJ.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Sammerlign bette 8Ioo> bets Sssn6.
bolo, noitprelfe, Nrts og 8rpmier,
me6 andre 8la6e / famine @prog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
st. Paul.
Il. c. Gyhien,
5ctalreooftcr.
{. Roienmeter,
Manager.

Surrctnin9sfpreren trGffes ba9li9
paa &laocts &umtur, 46 Union
8lpcf, mcllcm 11-2 % tillige
bper 9proag Mftcn fra 6-S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

@tiiS Scnnic Sec, Ser er o,1iot /
German s(n1ericon Notipnol @onf,
b%elpimeDe forleOel1, 0o bum itoo forou
@aafens Eelrgeifo6, og ilog / Tol0et
@ooeoet mpb S%ern0dren. Sum blep
lenot til lit Stem / Ell @ogn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
Sranbnricncts npc 2mftfiacappa=

TronS0Glcncfs npc 1mftitgcappo=
rat o1fom forie0en fra Columbus,
Sbio. 9ette Npporot folteoe $3,925
og mlfoffeoes al Sporpognsfompag=
11let lom Grltotl1ing for Set ser blep
p@ltet og pbelogt al en- Sporpogn
poa Sirtb og Sepentb cts. li6ne
CONNER. Set npe Mpporot fo,1
rejie en- stige, so 500 bgj, / 9gbet al
et Mir1l1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Glconure Gbriitimc 2p9cns Bal /
2gr6agS par Ell pellpffet MffGre, Sen
ltore, rltmmelige Central Sail bar
fpl0t me0 cit glo0 Sfare al Gamer
% Serre, bpis 1milen6e % peltt(=
treble Mnligter tp6eligt fortalte at Sc
moreoe Jig fortreffeligt. Otter olle
Sing at 0gmme benptte6e 9umer11e
0eres 2eop Oear &ripilegium til flll=
bette Maal. Senere pao Mfte11el1
lerpere0es Supper. 9ornerne far
@rul1o til at file fig Itolte ober &c
il1ltotet al Oeres @el trGbelier
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Sre MGnS un6gif mes 9lg0 pg
nappe @goen forle0en, 6a Sc par
ifgr6 me6 at grabe cit 8rpn6 11oe
oeo Set fotbolife 8prnebjem pca
&onoolpb st., i0et @an6et pluole=
ligt brg6 igjennem fra EN- tilfaTet
8rgn6 s SOB borte. Sc flap mes
ct ufripilligt 8o6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Mrs. &elem @npber, 462 &obert
st., foriggte forleoen at tage &arbol=
iyre efter at bun bap6e @tri6 mcb
ben6es be6re &alp6el. 6lalfen blep
llonet 116 al @aan0en paa ben6e, og
bun flap mes at foo 2eberne for
brGl1Otc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15


81. &uplc, @ouic al Scope &irfeus
Eralt, bolot iiolte Spnoog Mften Ell
Ernoifen, ser bar noft Set ltprlte
&ure / politiife &reoie. Yrnl item 0rog
tilfelbts moo set mtpGren0e @p1tpre
% belfplbte Ml1tboriteterne for life at
uiurc Ocrc5 &ligt mes @e11lpn til So
ncns llbppeli e moo Spillere, llt11gts=
bl1ie % Solooner. @on nnp11te ollc
S%pillcbuler mes @ooe % @usmt=
m1er. Set er eftcr al Sun0lpnligbeo
gr=Getectip @ells, Ser far forlpnet
ErGl item meb 9etuillerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
Tlpra 6. uun Sucjsmile6, Ser Doc

Tlura &. uun S1cismileb, Ser Doc
Sc ! @utel 9litorio 1iolte Mor:
Bag brltfllct / ct al @ptcllets @ooe=
for. @frs. Sue smilcb bar Sui trl1
til cit befjen0t San6luge / 9ulutb.
Sum par olnfring 40 Mor go1rrnel ug
/ bpjelte 8rob forfoloen til 9rif, cit
Smltpl1oigbeO Ser bop0e bepirfet, at
benOes Mal1b life lepe0e lom1nen mes
beroe og j1lt bopoe begpn0t Ell sfi(s=
miSleproce5 moo be10e. 9cl1 ulpf=
feliae &pin0e bar / i'm Sis ct promi=
l1el1t Meolem al Sc bpjere Sellfobs=
treble 91t(r1tb. 9oftor suels=
mlleb of6enteoe Siget for at gipe
Set Ell anlten0ig 9egropelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
8eb &jt5 eller @eparatim at l1bre
beIgg Den %bclfienbte S,1beler @tnton
MeIlon, 2O9 6. z. st., ct. HouI.

Mlle Bigger. iom operteres Fer /
8laoet, Tan faces eller beltilles paa
BIa6ets @ontor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Tranf &amiltuus Nnip9ning ON
8enoooning fom op til Bodybuilding /
@nar6 of Yar6pns Mp0e. forleoel1
men bleb life bepilget. Set lo6er
til, at &pgter ON &amiltons mi110re
gpDe SpfprieI / 6engslet CT fommen
8oor0et for Gre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
r9anmarfs 9ptrc" inobpo li01te

r9anmarfs 9strc" i110bpb li01te
lt1e u9anmarfS Spnner" til en- iel=
lfobelig Sommeufomlt poa Sa1o
Sail. ~Spumcrne" gap not11rligpis
@poe fulotallig, og r9ptrcne" brp=
beoe lit &p inm &erti10cr. 6pr-
frllfninger blep' ierpere0e, pg u2an=
morfs Spnner" CT enige ON, at l1aar
r9ann1orfs 9ptref i11obp0er, ltoor
Sc Jig ielb / 2plct ser fife mo6tager
SnDitationelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

6. g. Mellcnt, Ell / ct. Saul bel
tlenot MORT Gorretningsma110, ser
I flere @ar far 6rebet 2an6ban6el
Der @pen> afgif li6ite l1ge pe6 3d.
ben poa ct Srgn poa &ejien fra Ga
l%ifornia til ct. Saul, bbortil ban le6=
1ageoe 2iget al lin Gpn, Gilman
Mellem. 6. 6. MelIem log bans Sgn
leo begge al &iGrteipgbom; @gnnen
rejlte til California for at igqe Sell
breoel1e, men 6goe ser / Mi6ten at
6ebrl1or;; ga 6a0eren piloe fpre 2iqet
til ct. Saul for at Degrade set ser,
blrffeoe ogioa Fan UNDER for lin 5pg=
0om> meoens fan bar omboro poo
Sranet. Sons 9atter, ser Ie0joqeoe
bam, fprte begge Sig til 8eltenrmel-
lesIteoat. @ellem blep Gnfemono for
ct Sar @ar ii6en, og en- 9atter 90
to Sen11er oberleber ian.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
ara 8erent~sermt.
(@eb 8. Rofenme,er.)

u9anmarts Sbnner" ofboI0er fin
oarlige Stifteliesfeit Spnoag oen II.
glpril / 8aia @ol1, 254 6. z. ct, 81.
3 @%ftermi0bng. &omit6en bar 1prget
for goo M11lif og 6orfriifninger, %
alle Meolemmer er opforore6e til at
9ipe Meoe. @n forngielig Sam,aen-
tir1l lopes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15


So al &citiiocns bcfjcnbtc 9amifc,
DIR. Mnton Sesperierz og Msrs. @bri=
ltel,len, b(cp / SorsOogs iiblte l1ge
%rgtepieoe / Court Commissioner @al=
licfs &ortor. Otter @biti6eligbeoe11
orog mol1 tilbuge til @ru0en5 Stem
bpor ca. 40 al 9rl10eporrets ngrmc=
lte &erner og 9etjen0te bopoe gipet
Mpoe for at lpfpnife 8r11oeporret
st. Saul Si0en0e" gnifer Scr. oe
Mrs. SSesperiel1 al m1lig &elo %
Spffe paa 6ereS &eiie oper 2ipets
til Sioer ltormful6e 5g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
81 bcmlcbcr Spmerfipm6ebcm puc

@t gcmlcocr Spmerfipmbebcm poo
Sc lofale' Mbertisiementer fer / 8lo=
Set. Gisie er in6rpffe0e al
oonife 6orretningsmn1l6, Ser fortje=
ner oeres 9onosmnn0S Signing.
9eaar man fan faa fit Mrbej0e gjort
ligeloa go6t og fan fjpbe ligeioo Bill
ligt bos Sem iom bos 1rogen onoen,
6porfor 0a fife gaa i'll fine egne
Sonosmen0. Set pil Dnre til gjen=
li0ig geptte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

@ulgatba &irfens &ptnoeforentng
mpoes bos Mrs. Sprenie 206 g..
@rcbonge st, f~prltfommenbe Sprs=
sag gftermio0og.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

Or. Marins Gbriitcnicm ligger for
Si0en meget o%oorlig al appendicitis
poo Gitp @oipitol. Oct er blencn
funOet %npoDen0igt at foretoge en-
Sperotion, bpilfen bill 1fe / 9og.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15

So b%efjcnbtc &npie fra 8. @aro,
3oreurbrinl fp 90 GnilI, Ser / &inter
bar n1oret fig meo at ipille &pper %
ltiffe peiforenoe 6olf cit &epolper l11=
Ser Meien mes @efaling til at befri
Jig ielp for Yenge og @er6igienlta n=
Sc, blep f%orleoen al en- SSl1rp erfleret
fpr life Sfpl0ig / Set, iom tillog0es
Dem. Nnflogercn bar fife / 8el ib6el=
le al birefte, meu finn Sonol pnlig=
BEDS 9epiier moo bem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
&euleb @aboers, @enners 90 8e.
fier1bes 0pmnrfiombe1 poo r@t.
Saul &i6en6e" og ffaf @la6et en- nj
@onnent blan6t lem.

-
Saul Ei6en6e" og ifaf @la6et en- M
Monnent blar6t lem.
Gberit Montfort, @ieren al @in6.
1or @otel, ser iom nebnt / it01te Mu=
mer / npgle Gage baboe ip9net mel
lem SIP og Dg0 al ct SlagtilfGloe,
ofgif / 2groags Morges pe0 990en.
San bar brenet @ptel / mango Mar
% bar niot % bre6t fien6t.
Gurpners Smrp ofgop forle0en
&ienoelie al 2ol,is Mcbergs 9rob /
CIT Sprcor / Smaton1a for Ell lge IL
Sen. &ien0cll en lp0er pno, at Mu=
berg fon til lin 9p0 ne0 ct fori let
ligt Mnr0, uOppet al George 2elpiS
mcb CT Mono peo Mopn Stetport ion1
beloatig beri. Sc pGi entlige &ioner
ofbprte bar Mrtbur ct. Mortin og
Mrtbur 9riscoll, Ser begge befanot
Jig / &pgnen, ga 2epts ifp0 Moberg.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-13
The School OF Experience.

e. /. ID
Daughter, you ought not to wear
those high heeled shoes. They will
make corhs on your feet.'"'
"How do you know, mamma p
"By experience. fused to wear
them when WAS girl. ,iz
-"Did grandma tell ;ea they would
make eorns on yoar feet if you wore
them7
ssIss:.,rYes.'' 1,
.'' How did she kno ~ n n
''she found out by experience Just
:as + did"
'Hadn's shr any mamma to war;,
her against wearing them2" e
ssOh, yes. ..
s'Bns she wore them ,at1 the
same2'' /.
. TO be sure.' n
md you did snba'
Sssl' s'Yss. That 6 what I suas telling
7ou. s
Well, Il I ever have any daughters
= oughtso be able to s give them 4
3wasAfpg againat nigh heeled shoes
from my own experience, onghtnst I?,,
So Uhicago Tribnne. e.$. s.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-13

30 acres, two miles from city, un-
improved.
House and Lot, 6 acres, near city
limits, very desirable.
"a acres in Rock Mills township, on
Richland Greek, good dwelling.
Half acre City Lot, front on Main
Street, no improvements.
l acre, with new dwelling, in city
limits.
III acres, near city limits, cleared,
no improvements.
200 acres in Fork township, on Tug
aloo River, two dwellings,.
100 acres in Williamson township,
improved, on Beaverdam creek.
400 acres in Oaklawn township, in
Greenville Co., half in cultivation.
$ tenant dwellings, 5O acres of this
is in bottom land.
700 acres in Hopcwell township, on
Six and Twenty Greek, 300 acres in
cultivation, 2 good residences, 6 ten
ant dwellings,, 40 acres in bottom land.
81 acres in Garvin township, on
Three and Twenty Creek, good dwell
ing, barn, &c.
Sc acres in Macon Co., N. G., 20
miles above Walhalla, ON road TO
Highlands.
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Sister Hostesses.

It cannot be denied that sisters
make charming hostesses whenever
one finds them keeping house to-
gether and Hospitality inclined. For
one thing it is gain to have two
hostesses instead of one, and sisters
are accustomed to one another and
can understand each other without
word and instinctively feel what is
going on. They can talk together
of quite different things and yet
keep tune. Many a sisterly shrine
must occur to each one Of us, with
warming hearth and pleasant words
of welcome. It matters not whether
it is in Brighton or in London, past
or present, or in the murky Man
chester or on o Cornish crag or by
some distant Cumberland lake side.
One always seems to be at ease
where reflected kindness lights DIP
the friendly hours of companionshin
and rest.-Mrs. Richmond Ritchie
in Cornhill.
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A CLEVER SWlNDCE.
The Sharp Trick That Was Played on
London Jeweler.


London Jeweler.
There is one firm of jewellers in
London which has the best of rea-
sons for remembering how efficient
a detective may be in certain cir
cumstances. An American bishop
entered the shop and asked to be
permitted to see some jewelry, moth
ing very expensive, which lie could
not afford, but something that he
might ask his wife to accept, say
970 or ESQ. Charmed, of course,
the obGging shopn.an displayed his
wares, and the bishop, with his car
riage at the door, did not hurry, but
was persuaded eventually to take u
bracelet at s1OO. He produced n
note for e1o0. That happened to
be all the money he had with him.
1t seemed all right to the shopman,
but the good bishop, stranger to
the firm, was scrupulous. "Scnd it
along to the bank and have it ex-
amined while I watt" he said. 81
should prefer it," Nothing sim
pier. An assistant was dispatched
to the bank and returned - say the
note was one of the very best, and
everything was very satisfactory.
The bishop took the bracelet, the
man behind the counter popped cut
to usher him into his carriage, when
up strobe an unmanncrly varlet of
q policeman in uniform and tapped
the bishop on the shoulder.
"Hello, Jim!" NE exclaimed fa-
miliarly to the good man in the
shovel hat and CATERS. "Hello !
Up to your old tricks again, are
you? You'll just come along with
me-" So saying, he roughly han
died the poor bishop back again
into the shop. The proprietors said
that there was very grave mis-
take here. The gentleman upon
whom the constable had laid hands
had just bought a bracelet for s1OO
and paid for it with q note whose
excellence had been duly attested
by the bank authorities. "Just let
me look at that note, sir" said the
constable, unconvinced. He scru-
tinized it closely. "Ah, just as 1
thoughtp he exclaimed. "This note
is one of a particularly clever batch
of forgeries which are very difficult
to detect, and the man is no more a
bishop than you are. we will go off
to tho police station at once. I will
take the note and go on with the
prisoner in the carriage, and you
must send your men in cab to
meet us and give evidence" So the
policeman took his prisoner and the
note and the necklace and whirled
away in the carriage. Neither the
h:s!.a', The policeman, the note nor
the bracelet has ever been seen or
heard ci since.-St. James Gazette.
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Berry place, Varennes, S7a. acres.
437 acres, Pendleton township, ten~-
ant houses and dwelling.
l45 acres, Evergreen place; Nsvv1.,
nah township.
80 acres in Fork township
100 acres in Savannah .--,.. ,s.,
well timbered, no improvements.
400 acres in Center township, Oao~.
nee County, 100 oleaYed, balance weln
timbered, we'll watsred, good mill site,
with ample water power.
IS acres in Pickens County.
ia acres in Hopewell township:
100 acres in Broadway Sownshipe.
improved.
23O acres in Fork township, on Sem.
ena River, sood dwellings,, &c.
30 acres in Varennes township, near
city limits.
800 acres in Anderson County. OF,
Savannah River
96 acres in Lowndesville township.
Abbeville County.
81 acres in Corner township.
75 acres in Oconee County.
IS acres in Pickens County.
l52 acres in Rock Mills township,.
on Seneca River, 2 dwellings.
700 acres in Fork township.