davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

&lemme peb en- @ogn, foa 9aurbenst
tnuites. auiten fad life 0rengen,
Der bar Oeb at tlatre op, mems Bog
men 6OlOt Iti0r. 5 bet famme traf
Soften til, og ben ulpttelige 0ren9
Tom faa boarOt I alemme, at Bog
men maotte titles ab, for at 9renz
gen funbe Berries. 8rengen fsrtes
Itrats til 9age poulfen / Rolinap.
og 6agefter inblag0es ban pad en-
ge6uiet / Gram.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

6dber8leO. De inbtrGFer
life idd iialbent, at 0(bonncnter be-
tlager iig ober. at beres 2(bis er BE
ben i%tjdalet, naur ben er bleben laat
uoe pad 5orituen e1er lat BED Oprs
flinfen. Som &Opdriel for ilige
@ratislGiere fan Der efter ct INF
8fab meObeles, at en- 9one I ben tDs
ife 9b &onigsbiitte er blepen ibpmt
l Days 59ngIel for at BABE tagst
ct 9ldo, Der bar anbra9t peb DIR
t%linten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
SinOenterne %
NfbolosbeuGgellen
(Gfter Str. 0gbl."

6or goot ct Qars 3io Iiben frems
tom Der runot om / presien no9le
Rotitler ON, at ben itaoig omiiggris
benbe @fbolbsbeb9gelie, Der bar bdas
ret frem at De imaa / Sdmfunoet,
MI pgIaa babbe bunet fig Del til ben
atdoemiIte 8lasie, ibet Der bar bles
ben itiftet en- oStubenter s2tfbolosfors
ening."
Den epongeliife notwithstanding
,,gIaa &ors" bar QGren FOR, at Der
~ooer6obeOet etsiIterer en- FABIAN 5ors
ening blanbt Stubenter, iaalebes ionl
2ilfeloet er. Oens t6opebbeItDrelie
inoidd, at Siben M bar inbe til at
table paa ben atabemiite llngbom 1g
fit bos acknowledgements 9eitprelie
u6birtet, at Sagen blen foreld9t Stu
benterne peb ct al be oroin9re Sprss
%bdgsmsoer, bpor YdItor S6at inbs
leoebe en- Oistusiion oper Gmnet:
oGr 4fbolbsIugen IN SremtibsIas9'
5lere at ,,8faa aors"s fenbte Soil
= iadiom PaItOr Subj, Operbib.
l~iotetar 2ange, paItor Mollerup NJ,
Il. - fremtom meb bpgtige Snbleq
/ 0istusiionen, og 5rugten at oenne
bleO ba, at Der nogle faa Oage efs
ter itiftebes en- Screening. Man par
| 5bibl ON, bborbibt man Ifulbe inba
Itrante fig til at arbeioe Blot inbena
for acknowledgements dliTdt
blanbt be friftne Stlroenter og p9ttt
Dem til arbeibe for Sagen - erIel
ON man Ifulbe optrabe fom alminbea
Zig Stubenterforening og altfad ar
beibe paa ct rent bumant 9~runblag
s grtenbelie al, at 4fbolbsfasen 81
en- Sag, Der bar 8rap paa ane sob'
&refter, beiluttebe man, at ben nh,
5orening ftulbe benbenbe fig til Stut
benter af ane Ianbsretnineer.
Siben ba er Der Iom iagt gaaet e
gars Sib, at og til er 5oreninser
traabt frem for Ofentlisbeber, mel
ellers bar ben siort fit 4rbejbe | be
title uben BRAT og Bran. 0e
turbe berfor MI bare pad 9ibe q
fperse, ON 5oreninsen bar punbs
Snbpas blanbt Stubenterne, Der al
tio fra gamfe Oase bar paret tenb
for beres lnifise Driffelas, bpor BEL
| bbbeite 5oritanb altfor ~forsubeo
8achus blep ferret paa feitligfte 8is
os bOor 2pftiebeoen insen @ranie
fenbte. Da be samle Mtabemier bsr
tie ON ben npe Gorenins, tantte b
paa beres ltngbomstib | Stubenter
J foreninsen, naar man famlebes or
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

6ejleren to9 8Osen o9 fanbt Seolerne
nrsrie, buor ban baube last Dem. ut
lpoe er en- flor Spno", lasoe ban til
Stationsforitanoeren, Der bar nar ueo
at fable ON at Stam o9 5rpst. n0u
bar life isst CUBS &ise; berfor mac
9u MI oslaa uuoo9re ben jorbiite
8elgnning. Cab bette bore Dig en- 2ere
/ 5remtiben."
De 500 Gubler ifenfebe asjieren
til BDens 5atti9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

Yunl 6ebolen for at bgre De 1tore
S5srere tale beres bepingebe Orb, 0g
rpitebe paa 9oOeoet at Rutibens Stu,
benter, Der pilDe bragg paa Selttog
mob 8ac6us. !9bao mon be pilbe
faa ub at bsrss llngoomsddr Der inoe
/ 0obebItaoen2 .9oorban non De
piloe more Zig paa rette bis? @a 10,
iporer pi, iom er unge og Itrats meo
belle ungbommens 8egeiitring flute
De o5 til ben npe 8ep9gelie , bet git,
bet fsrite prspeaar, og Ri fit getrafs
telle pad, at 2ipet lebes li9e lbtfes
liqt, og bet faar life minore 09ro,
forbi Ri totalt flyer Sdrpel til De
@l9ber, iom Menneiter enbnu er
taabelige NOT til at tro finoes /
o0ruens berlige Saft."
,Stuoenternes Notwithstanding"
begbnOte meo ct Weolemsantal al 27,
% MI Ell 2tar efter Itdar ben meb 10
Wleblemmer uoen at bare uofoloet
nogen ~egentIig itprt @gitation. 81
oen muotte 10 fere bet meb Jig, at
Rem 9e0G9elie, ION fattiit er 6leo.n
en- al 5iDens It9rteite og aloeles
uimobiiQeli1t IN aultur6e0agelie, ogs
1aa BANDIT Gil1utning 6lanbt De
MenneIter Der bel mere enb nogen
anoen er taloeoe til at pare &ultaz
rens garere og 5orplontere. gtetop
/ Strait al Denne SanO6eo bar Be
pGgelien / 2b6et al ct aar funnel
binoe loo me 3ilbangere uoen itGrf
Qgitdtion.
5oreningen pirter fsrIi og frems
melt for Oplpsning, oens fsrlte Opz
aabe er at Iprebeaunbifaber ub blanot
StuOenterne ON altobolipergsmaas
let % gennem Dem Ienere ben uo til
De fore Musier. 0ette Moal feger
ben at realiiere ab to @eje: bels gem
mem be Meblemsmeber, ben boiler
2 a 3 8dnge / bbert Semeiter, q
bpor bpgti9e % anIete Manb bar
ipgt at belpIe pibenifa6eligt en- eller
onben Sibe at bet omfattenbe
Spsrgsmaal, og bels eennem bet
8ibliotet, Der itaar til Raabigbeb for
Meolemmerne, og iom RUNNER abftilz
ltge betDbelige 8arter inbenfor Of
6olbsliteraturen.
Men for fin inbre @irfiom6eb Far
5%orenin9en life CLIENT, at Der ogiau
er en- pbre, at bet ogiaa 99lber ON,
at faa fat paa ale benz, Der ftanr
flsOe og ligesplbige oberfor Sagen.
Oerfor bolbtes Der | Gfteraaret Ell
fort Oisfusiionsmsbe / Siubeniers
foreningens Gal, bbor Or. Serb ind
febebe ober Gmnet: ,Mtabemiternea
Sitting til &dmpen mob Mlfp6olen",
berfor lob ben en- at fine 8eitbreli es.
meolemmer forel9gge Sagen for en-
Del al Sommerens Seft df Stubsn'
ter peb en- at be fsrIfe filofofiife 50.
relesninger | September, berfor uoi
birfebe ben, at Der peb bet n9rmei1
foreItaaenbe preifebibenlfabelige Sur.
fus bill blibe bolbt 8 Sorelasninge,
pper acknowledgements for Gam
bets preter, berfor ubfenbte Der
til ale Stubenter en- H9fte y@ts.
amensraab", Der nabnlig munebe ii
Mfbolbelfe fra Spiritus. !Spor man.
gen Stubent bar mon life I Siber.
nes 2sb unber en- traftig Gfsamengs
lesnins troet at finbe Stprfe pf
&raft | 8aeeret, mebens bet I @ir.
~feliebeben bar fpaftet bans Mrbejbs.
ebne?
Dor Sib er Organiiationernss =
maaffe mere erb nogen onben. Sg
faa bet bar ,Stubenternes Mfbolos
forenins" fslt. Den bar berfor 1lut
tet fig fammen meb anben itubsrenb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

paa benne S%ernbanelinie os 9ioroe
icen Opbolo paa Stationen, gift ben
Ill Stationsioritanbereu os lpnr9te
bom, bpor lan9t ban par fommen meo
fin 8ioellesnins. y9il 9utas' guans
octium. .0na", lao mig iaa ie!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

hiiibt VIM fhfi~s
ne af Katarrh er at OPP
fylde og tilstoppe Luft-
yejen med Afsondringcr,
og disse stopper ! kort
It'd de vibrerende Bens
Funktioncr. Dovhed fol
ger, og Horeisen vender
like tilbage. for disse AT
sondringer hernes. bet q
umuligt at naa Diet ind
vendige ore we'd Sonde-
ring eller spraying" OK
Diet err Grunden I'll, at de
bedste DjenlGger og Lac
ger like kan helbrede
Videnskaben har fundet
en- Vel til at naa disse
~utilgengelige Dele af Ho-
vcdet. Denne Opdagelsc
err bleven kaldet Act
tina" Den er en- Damp
str0m, som gaar glen
,.,, lie ettstaLiakf Rnf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15


On u9elbig 5pp. 5orleben
@ftermiboag forfegte en- @agabpnO
at tsmme gensetasfen / Snurom
8ro, foruben at ban fpfbte fire
CONNER mebSutter. Smiblertib tom
@aitgiperens Some til. Sun gre6
r~eiolut Manben / 8rapen og bOlbt
BAN fat, Iamtibig meb at bun ruu6,
te ON 9i9lp. 2ibt efter Tom en- Siuls
riber forbi, Iom bsrte 3onens Radb,
og be to fit MI / 5orening 5poen
bunbet. Mon telegraferebe til @ens
barmen / 4a6enraa, fom iaa afbens
tebe ben ubeloige 3no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

Benet fnuft. gn lille Oreng
eo0 IRE Oar, Ssn at 9anbelsmanO
arouie / @rambp, bar foreosn
sun ubelbig at fau bet enc Sen |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

0nte Suno6eos o b 0 ID g
5 2unbtrebiens II aeOs
ipnsbiitritter er Der ira 1. 4pril til
L. December bleOet fpnet 81 SeIte.
80 Str. 6orntoag, 1915 Gam
1855 Saar, AT 8dlbe. / alt 1850
e lagtebbr. Omtoitningerne berbeb
telsb fig / aft til 6297 Mt. : Man
merter life noget til, at 3ebet er
bleOet bebre eller Iunbere, berimoo
bar 8sberne NOT mertet Yrisitigs
nin9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

der kobes, erhverver man sig Ret til at
gaette og indsende Diet gettede Tai.
Ingen har Fortrin for andre i denne
Getning, og du kan lige saa let faa de
$4,000 som en- anden. Sku1de der blive
flere end Ell nojagtig G@tning, vii
Summer blive delt mellem de Perso-
ner der getter nojagtigt eller kommer
nsermest. Hvorfor like dig? Den
Iykkelige Vinder vii faa Undertaking,
s%aasnart Diet er o~fficielt bekendtgjort
hvormange betalte Adgangskort der
er solgt til Udstillingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
KURERER DOVHED
OG KATARRH.
KUN EFT LEGEMIDDEL Err SIkkERT
OG DIET Err "ACTlNA."

Dr4hed err % af hundrede Tilfselde den d.
rrktc Felge at kronisk Katarrh | Halsen. OK
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
Sonoerjyllano.

Dpbsfal0. 9u .Sparetass
5n for Sunopeo og 0megn" 5orsz
BAG b. "a. Marts) aibotot fin aars
EiQe @eneralForIumling puu Sur
9nlet / @raaiten, iapneoe ben i'm
IEunstaarige Orbitprer, llrmuser BAL
bemar 8ruun, iOm / 5orsbd8s Ell
~ {. tor. Sese!eje bses al 9anse=
set9neelfe.
Armager 9albemar 8ruun bfep
g3 4dr gammel, men bar iprig og
sittipm, inbtil ban taltebes pda Sps
geiet. Zen afOsoe 6erte til en-
summel itarf 9gt; bans 5orelbre
6ko op imoo be bunbreoe. 9an bar
fsot / Ribe og tom iom gdnite ung
arm1gerfpeno tilSunbbeo, bbor ban
II 4rbeibe 6os ben befenote llrfna=
ger Sobanien / 8asmusoum(So tte-
rap Soqn), fra bDis 9artiteO re
heremte ,&dsmusbam &loffer"
abgit. Der nniten Itob lige ioa bit
6 Rp lpm o@reenerne" fra Qabens
rao. Oct beb9gebe qar 1848 OPP
panbt. og ben unge 9ruun fit aumz
nn at ie pao n9rt Solb. 9an blep
IN fripili9 pIeier for be %iadreoe
aanffe Solbater, Tom bleb inOlagoe
sue bet OerOerenbe 5eltlaiaret.
@onle 8ruun bar / Mdrenes 2e6
xfIabt en- Mangbe 3iG~iOspoiter.
GAN bar Iaaleoes, efter be f%oranbrsz
be 5orbolb, gnens fsrite &ommines
forftonoer og / ftere aar airteelos
Re. Deb fin 9sb bar ban Meblem
# 9ilfpnsruabet for arebitbdnten
ss tiniee en- at bens Repiiorer. Sill
G5 betl9bte ban 5brmanospoIten
70, 9pens eamle 8e9rapslielsldg.
en- lib lang funserebe ban enbbibes
n JON 6ormanb for 8nens&ommu>
aafforenine.
5srit og fremmeIt bar 8ruun en-
COB bonit Manb.
en- Qanbt Trigger | 8rarl,
Nr forleOen Dag hiemisgte Ggnet
s,romtring, Tom ogfad ino til Set
sibtr 80 alunb @ielsbro
% bab ON no9et at fpiie.
% bette bleo BAN nagtst, git 81
psn bag ON 6uiet og fog @inbuet
I'm fnb til Spiiefummeret, bOOr ban
giOrn iig til gobe meb nogle blsoz
sOete2@9 og 6pab fpiieli9t. Der fanos
Ks. 2tf 2gr9relie ODER, at ole 5hz
Her. iom itob Der, bar tomme, ia
Febe ban ben ben db @ulOet, boors
se6 Be6oerne / 6uiet bleO opmart>
Eomm. pad bam. st Bar 9renfss
ynbGrmer bleb tiltalote for at ans
sofbe 3bben, iom imiolertio anebe
lrudb os to9 @ejen inb ober Stensz
Soi 6ebe, boor Der giorbes Sagt paa
aum / ct Bar 3imers 9ib. Ons
iber bIep 6pren brebet til Gnorupz
sOo. bbor ban FjuIte fig / Huinerns
af ct SOUS, til6srenbe Sfarbat ares
aifbant. gu bleb ManOen brdget
Frrm % msb 5anberne bunone paa
Rpegen forelebig inbfat / Sprsiz
kbufet. 0a man efter en- balp Iii
mes 5orIs6 oilbe fpre ben arreItere=
be pioere, bar 9inbuet / Sprsitsz
buffet breffet itu os. Suglen fsjet,
cfttrIabenOe fig bet Stptte ae6,
aoormeb bans 9anber baDoe baret
aunbne.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-23

he returns to camp and the big water tank will be up in few days, the steel for it being on the ground. He thinks the min win be ready for operation by the first of August.
 FUNERAL OF HARMON WILSON
 The funeral of John Harmon Wilson who died on Tuesday night will take place this morning from his late resi- dence 73S West Jefferson street. The funeral will be under the direction Of the Independent Order Of Foresters. The services will be conducted by Rev. w. H. Bagby of the Christian church MT. Wilson was a native of California but he had lived in Phoenix for twenty five years Last fall he went to Can anea but he was soon seized with pneu- monia and wos obliged to return to Phoenix. He never recovered from the attack which was complicated by Bright's disease, the immediate cause of death. He leaves a wife and a daughter five years Of age. His mo- ther Mrs. Josephine Wilson, resides in Phoenix. He is survived by two brothers and two sisters, William and Joseph Wilson and Mrs. J. w. Blank enship and Mrs. Richeson.
 HARD LUCk-Hal Clark. COlored. known as Rags" is slipping a fine cup -f1l of sorrow that seems to be made up entirely of the dregs of other cup fuls of joy. He was enamored some time ago of a Mexican woman named Leonidas RobIes. She got into trou- ble with other people who got her into jail. Hal bailed her out, or rather he paid her fine. Since then her affec- ton for him has waned to such an alarming extent that trouble ensued between them and yesterday she had him arrested on the charge of attempt ing to trim her up with a pocket knife. Yesterday he was tried by Justice Ro- | bertson and told the court that he wanted to say. something before sen tence was pronounced. When given permission he recOunted his story Of Iunreciprocated love and the sacrifices
 he had made for the object Of his
 adoration. He related that he hadn';
 a dollar left nor a friend he could bor-
 row one from. He had become prac- tically a physical and mental wreck
 and felt that the court was the only | friend he had left, whereupon he threw
 himself violently upon it's mercy. and
 got five days for allowing himself to l love such a woman.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-23
Of ofLocalv Interest.
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending p. m. yes- terday:
Arizona republican., 1904-06-23

TALL THINGS COME TO HIM WHO
 WAITS" Does not apply to relief form eye troubles.
 RELIEF does not come by waiting, trouble does.
 Defective vision seems to you a small thing now-it may be a small thing that can be easily corrected but the trouble behind it is often of such magnitude that unless promptly and properly attended to the results may be- and often are serious.
 Don't wait for trouble to come to you. Come to us and avoid it. DR. MUNSON
 llS w. Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-23
AN ELEGANT HOME.

In Los Angeles, vii! be rented fur nished from July 15 or August l, for two months to desirable parties. This house is located in fine residence DOT tiOn of the city adjacent to principal car lines. is fully furnished and con- tains all modern conveniences includ- ing gas, electricity, telephone, bath, piano, etc. s good-sized rooms. Can be had for $50 per month. Address ?. P. Grippin, care of Blake, Momtt and Towne, Los Angeles. Cal.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-23
THE TIE
 THAT BINDS

Men Of good taste, with and without means to this mems furnishing store, 5 made up of good quality, right prices and courteous treatment. We dent offer you something for nothing; we don't believe you would take it # we did. You'd be suspicious about the quality. What we offer you is eood quality, correct styles and full value for your money.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-23
Dr. Win Wrlie. former1v of Phoel

Special sale on blackberries today. McKee's cash store.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-23
TRADE TOPICS


Remember that The Republicans clubbing offers still include Success, Thrice a Week New York World and The New York Tribune Farmer.
 Women and girls who havs been un- fortunate and are in need of home and friends can find them by address- Ing Crittenton Home, Highland Gddi- ton, Phoenix, ATlzopa..
 Strangers in Phoenix, it will pay you to look up Dowd's, the little drug store with the little prices Opera house block.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-23
Bearing this famous label

stylish. because designed by New York an1 London style authorities. Shape retaining, because the coat-fronts are protected by hair-cloth and canvas thoroughly shrunk and shaped by hand. Serviceable, because hand-tailored from double-shrunk foreign and American hulnespuns, serges, worsteds, and fan nels by the cleverest craftsmen in New Ycrk City.
 Summer Suits (single and double breasted quarter lined with silk or moheir), S10 to S25.
 Guaranteed by us and the makers. For sale exclusively in this city at this store
Arizona republican., 1904-06-23
The Curio.
GRlCWNgD Tbs.......
 N' 'NADS BiCNCie Mas

Is Arizona. agent for the RacycIe, the best and easiest riding wheel on earth. Keeps the largest stock of Tires and sundries. Most complete repair shop in the city. Nos. and g 6. First aYeaue.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-23
HOWrS THIS3

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot Le cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY 6c CO, Toledo. O. We, the undersigned, have known P. J. Cheney for the last F years, and bel eve him perfectly honorable in all business transa ctions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDINCr. EINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taKen internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75C. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Fills for COnst.pa- tiOn.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-23

Maximum temperature, go; mini mum temeprature, 69. Average relative humidity, per cent. Total precipitation, o. Character of day-Clear.
 M E. BLYSTONE,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-23

Dr. Win Wylie, formerly of Phoenix, has associated himself with pr. De- Earth Shorb ill the practice Of meGi- cine and surgery in the city of Los with offices in the Ballard block until July 1st. and in the He'll man building, at the corner of Fourth and Spring, thereafter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-09-10
MILLIONAIRE AT u YEARS.
Young Man Falls Heir to Vast For
tune-Event Celebrated by II
Large Gathering.

Two hundred guests celebrated the
t~wenty-irst birthday of Alfred G.
Bourne and his coming into posses
sion of 81 900, 900 at his fathers es-
tate at Ookdale, L, !. The million was
left to young Bourne by his godfather,
the late German Clock. The guests
were young society folk from Oakdale,
lslip, Hampstead, WestbUry and New
York. The grounds had been decor
ated for the occasion with thousands
OF colored incandescent lights. Guests
tloated about canals en- electric launches
land gondolas and danced on the lawns
n made merry all over the grounds,
Young Bourne was assisted in receiv.
ing by his father, Commodore H. G
Bourne of the New York Yacht club,
mis- brother Arthur, and sisters Mar
ion and Mac. The story of young
Bourne's million reads like a romance.
His father, +. G. Bourne, was a clerk
in a sewing machine factory 80 years
ago and attracted the attention of AL
fred Corning Clark. He pushed up
ward until he became an official CT
The firm. Clock was president of tho
company when Alfred Bourne was
born He was asked to stand sponsor
for the child and was SO pleased with
the compliment that he took a lively
interest in Alfred from that time on.
Clock made provision in his will for
the boy to receive 81 Loco, 900 with in
terest on his twenty-irst birthday. IL
Is said that by careful investments
the legacy has increased to S1.500,00).
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-09-10

A party of newspaper men, who
lad been through the subway tunnel
Under the Harlem river, were dis.
CUssing the trip. Some of the men
declared that they would never enter
n caisson again. One said that his
cars were bu2zing. another COM
planned of his heart. One big athletic
fellow, with a thick. muscular neck,
listened eomplacontly. His heart and
ears We're all right The men he'd
been obliged to change their clothes
before entering the tunnel, and the big
man was putting on his collar. Sud
denly he turned pale. Gracious
h%eayen!' he exclaimed. clutching his
throat and turning to the civil enei.
noer who had guided The party, did
YOU ever hear of a mans throat swell
ing from going into the tunnel?"
TRY your own collar and give me
mine, and ] guess you'll he all right"
said a small reporter standing neal
by.-flarper's Weekly.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-09-10
WHIMS IN DRESS DETAILS.
DEGREES OF Fashion in the Matter of
Adjuncts to the Seasons
Costumes.

The narrow belt is a thing of the past
Bags in burnt orange tint are the lat.
est.
The new styles call for button trim,
ming.
Plenty Of batiste is used, and any
amount Of lace.
Jeweled lace is to be used for yokes
tabliers and fronts.
Braided handles in brown tones ap,
pear on the newest tan bags.
To match costumes in various shades
there are bags of notified seal.
Chameleon tatfeta is the modern nam
for old-fashioned shot silk.
Linen coats are deliberately embroid'
cred, often with a touch of gold.
The kimono shape remains a favoritt
for smart cloaks for day and evening
wear.
Dust cloaks are regarded as de,
serving Of as much attention as The
frocks themselves.
Chenille braids in various colors and
in shaded effects will figure largely in
next seasons millinery.
The bird of paradise plume will divide
favor with the ostrich feather during
the coming season, says the Brooklyn
Eagle.
Every tone of mauv and every shade
Of brown mixed with yellow and greer
figure on the dresses and in the millln.
cry for summer wear, although white is
the leading hue.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-09-10
ELECTRICITY TO RUN CARS
Railroads Between New York City
and Buffalo Will Soon Be Run
Without Aid Of Steam Power.

The Announcement that the Vanderbilt
interests. as represented by the New
York Central, is negotiating for many
trolley lines in the interior of the state
means, it is said. that ultimately the
Hudson river division Of the Central
will be operated by electric power.
There is authority for the statement
that the Vanderbilts intend to turn the
entire West Shore railroad between Buff
falo and Utica into an electric line, and
furthermore that large sections of tho
West Shore tracks between Utica and
Albany will be used by electric traction
Central. From Albany as far south as
The city of Hudson there is an electrical
line controlled by A. NJ. Young. a New
York capitalist, who Is associated with
the Horace Andrews syndicate. Ulti-
mately the Hudson river division Of tho
New York Central will be equipped with
electric power from New York to Hud-
son so that it will be possible to run cleo
trio cars through from New York 20
Buffalo.
The Vanderbilt interests are repre-
scented in the newly-organized Niagara,
Lockport & Ontario Power company,
which is to build an enormous electric
power plant at Niagara. This company
has already secured valuable rights, Its
ostensible head is Horace Andrews, the
Cleveland traction magnata, who re-
Gently Joined with the New York Central
railroad in buying several suburban
trolley lines in the central part of the
state. Horace Andrews is quoted rs say
inc the Niagara, Lockport g. Ontario
company will build the largest and most
costly electric power plant in the world.
Both The West Shore and the Rome,
WATERFOWL and 0gdcnsburg railroads
vii draw electric power from its new
ulant.