davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

Miss Birdie Pitcher OF East Oakland. who
has been seriously iii FOR some months Is
recuperating al the Hotel Lyndon. Los Csatos
Miss Pitchers mother Mrs. r. w Pitcher. is
with her.
Mrs Charles Monroe was the hostess at .,
delightful little luncheon recently al the Hotel
Iouraine. Covers were laid for Mrs Vent
worth. Miss Wentworth. Miss Baget OF Sao
Francisco and Miss Barnes
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
GOOD 'Pos news VS.. CALL READERS

prepared
Call by its printing house CoortyPe r,ed
New York and Chicago, and one OF these pic.ules WI" -
with The Call every Sunday in the order Indicated
.sHIGHLAND SHEEP.
painting by one Of sutho thor
his more celebrated s,S zsssT esd Rosa ~
be given s. is Win seSns @ gy uanS s saesp . HSs
d
& ths9 HI. sCas sss the re
In BonheuT VINO eaI
and st5Ip paR aT10 concluded
family only ons Which
painter sInIo"s and
his ArEusts s"pnsun e s0 that
might have won ns'e ~
al
the eshet world at tss a Utmost 81 to
snvronms9 eanS9 ea1s the
5 suIs % M % c1cs % y are 6nd @ % % @ far % ssDsr &
% sPise i wSo s ever @ @ e9ied @ St% @ % % " "sstsr
sPLAYMATES."
Iouet "Paymatev is scene All l0vs
sympathy Shifh s.s
5 M Gns ss PDE in bm. sna
Observed & the lives Of & their parents % % 0p ssT So m cradle
which she has y u mother
doubtless been often ss00ea win
% picture % % INTO
scene mas
brilliant simple and unasd aeo
In
cupboard and cradle ssta side %
ucou placing OF the
missr in this asa 'S.as S.air.
,6sT that s. % s9sssz gsn sold many %
months before they can nave ~
hous animals which he Is
% % hem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
WaS man erfiuSef.

Gin fleibi9er 2eier Der 2iits Der pas
tentGmter in ben perf9iebenen 2Gnbern
gurppas bat unter anberen folqenbe
grfinbunsen resiftrtrt unb itaatli9 se>
i9iibt borgefunben: 6sisbare @4ube,
einen 8abei9ur5 nit @elbtaide, einen
9ierunterIaB, Der automatif4 anai6t,
mas man iepeifis %setrunten bat, elm.
Si9teselbabn, einen Stab gum umz
ribren Der 2imonabe, einen Spiegel,
nit befen Silfe Der Habfabrer feben
fann, mas binter inn porsebt, einen
4pparat, Der 8~riefpopier Dor benz
S9musistperben bitet, Wanf4ettenz
tn0pfs. bic unmOgli9 psrlorenseben
fOnnsn, cine @orri9tuns our 8efeitis
sung bon S9aum beirn 8iereini6ens
ten, enbli6 last not least-eine Wan=
aenfdne. Ramentli9 bic ~lebtaenannte
@rfinbuns biirfte cine isbr iinnrei9e
iein. unb Die mag erft bas @eraei9>
nib Der IN bisfem 2anbe gema6ten unb
patentirten @rfinbunsen ausfeben!
Cine entfernte sSbse bat babon ia sSuleg
Werne geseben nit ben bon ibm ge5Gilz
berten @orri9tunsen, bic Grbe auf cen
&opf gu iteqen, bamit bic am Norbpol
apeifeaos berborsenen Stsintoblengru.
ben beii er erreicbbar tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
9aS amfe 8ciSpfeI.

,Matbilbe, unfer 8ensel lit seitedt
bon bon sepO1nl:9en 4usbriiden,"
bemerfte 6err &ir9ner in f9arfem,
antlagenbem Some. rMi9 nennt er
vSuer", unb beute firth fagte er gum
Sienftmdb9en: sd lang Dir eine!"
$50 f9nappt er nur fol9' abf9euli4es
3eus auf9"
rSa, peib Der !6immel!" faste nit
sutgefpielter acknowledgement 5rau
&ir9ner.
r@abrideinlid in Der S9ule,"
fubr Der @atte fort, bon ben Straz
benjunsen.. Gr tit iiberbaupt elm sro>
ger Gumtreiber. Mber ernif9e i9
i'm nod mol nit foi9en 8engeln,
bann fliest er NIT 49 unb &raa na4
9auie."
r8ieGei9t bort er audi Ginises gu
6aufe," bemerfte Srau &irdner CUR
Gntlaifuns Tires Ginaisen.
,53u 9aufe!!" f4rie Der 9err Sc
mabl. yOu bift pobl gana perriidt,
meme 2iebe. @er sebrau4t pohl fols
DIE @0rter bier2"
.@ieneidt bin ids" bemerfte Grau
2ir9ner fanft.
,gla, banrl tbdteft Tu audi beRer,
lie Dir ab5ugep0bnen; cine p~erfeinertc
Musbrudstpeiie lit Elm 3eihen bon
gilbung. 2ab MIDI blob nod einmal
fol9e Hiibisfeiten bon benz 8ensel
bDren, bann friest id i'm aber Dor.
nnb bars ibn, bab bic GeBen flisssn!
SCI min. -"
Da fling er gerabe einen mitleioisen
Slid feiner 6rau auf, unb plObli4 err
qriff CT feinen Gut, murmelte ettpaa
bon eilisen Gefddften unb entui4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

euoor Gureb S9tnien - grfe naalitdt
1870 gfanb 1914: IL 4f,mb 1876; l0-H
4tunb 1917; 8uette naaIrtdt 2o-ls Sfuah
lee /; IL astanb 12ae (; IL gfanb 1sae ; 10
pfunD l3s
@aliforni@e e@infen-s BIB 8 Rfanb S3e;
8 bts IL 4tanb 8Ac.
S@uIterm-gnsI. Gureb. ID BIB 20 Htunb
TN Our@i@mttt, l0s; Is Rfanb Dur9f&nstt.
1915, 10 bis IL 8tunb 103e.
SribHad,e ped- eneIilb Gureb Is
oewdhiter guaar Gureb 18s, 81 Bfunb I'm
Our@f&ntt l6s bis 9 Bfanb TN Sur9s
5@uitt l4c; 10 bic 10 8funb tm Dar&i&mat
1lae; s 81 arb tn Dur&i&nht. f&uaI, lie
8 AtunS I'm Dur@i&nit, i&maf, 1akc.
sped, gneI.-@eudbEter, 8 BIB 10 Bfrah
I'M Dur@i@nitt. 18e; IL bs II pfuab t'
Dur9i@nitt. 12He.
sped-Rlare eeiten. 30 bic 10 Yfsnb Ia,
Gurn5&ntt, 10Ke; 2lare eeiten, 20 b3 30
Rnamp, 1oic; atare Bellies. Is BIZ 90 4funb.
lo4c; ls BIZ 70 pfb.. 1O}e; Ia BIB l6 Ffsnb.
1Oi:; aIare Saden, % Bis 30 Bhu,e. 9ae;
Rii6en 10 Bis Is pfsab 10}e; 3lare 3a6en 9
b3 9 pfuab, BIC
0:Y6deltes e9wesmefef@ 3no@euIofel
8anep Big $1,000; 3Iares Uean SEQ. 90; Sam
Ip $500: Short GIem $3.50: shfnspI
S14. 90.
Celebrities ginofeH4 = S@infen, rea
Gss, 14}e; NuSenfeiten lie; Smned. Is
3n69eI 17e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
Midrenreife anf XrtenhIfen.

ueber bic 3ulaf ung bon 4f9enreiten
auf 5riebbOfen bate Der @erbanb Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Seuti9lanb
eine umfrase BEL 480 Stdbten unb grDz
BERN 9emsinben balten lafen, beren
@rsebnsb jeBt porliest. Gs tparen i'm
9onsen 388 4nttporten eingeeongen.
Glf StabtDertpaltunsen lebnten Die
antport iiberbdupt ab, neil bic Syrieoz
bOfe ben &ir9en gebOrten, in pielen ans
bern SGden batten bic Masiftrate absr
bet Den betreffenben 2ir4ensemeinben
an~sefragt. Sn rs 5dnen fpurbe bi.
Jrase. oh auf ben Jriebb0fen affen=
refte beisefest tperbsn biirfen, fateaoz
rid perneint. Naes in alien fpurben
nur $50 JriebhOfe seaGblt, auf beneu
be geiiesuns bon 4f4enrsften ftatt=
bait 1T. unb stpar auf 43 nur pber=
irbif6. Mus 154 Srten dntnortets
man, baB Die 8eifeBung elmer Nfden-
urne nod ni4t perlangt porben fei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
gtnt D%frwanolung.
3pmiSdbeS albeuteutr etues ameritanisdben
gtatrpien tn GuGlano.


0pn elmer iiberraI 9ennen 8ernanbs
lung beri9tete iingli Dor benz Yoli5eis
seri9t Der englif9en Staot 9rapesenb
Elm ameritanii9 Seemann: Gr mar
ais Matroie eineef9lafen unb ais Sols
bat tpieber aufgepa9t. NiQiam Sobns
ion, bies Der 0ame Der Sbeeriade, bate
einen 4benb eifrig unb erfDlgrei9 ba5g
hsnuBt, ii9 einen mG9tigen &auf9 an>
Sutrinfen. Wann unb mo er oas Stas
blum Der 8epubtloiisteit errei9t bate,
barber permo9te er ii9 ni3t &e4enz
f9aft gu seben. Hur pie Elm untlares
Sraumbilb i9pebte ibm Dor, baB er
einige Stunoen irgenopo auf einem
Selbe eelegen babe unb pobl bur9 bas
9efiibl Der &dlte gu einem bal6ipa9en
3uitanb untlaren 8etpubtieins sefibrt
tporben iei unb fi9 aufserafft unb in
8epeguns gefeBt babe. als er tief in
Der Hu9t unbeimli9 f9panfenb cine
ettpas aniteigenbs Strabe binauf gu ses
lansen tra9tete. tpurbe er plDBli9 BON
elmer MilitdrpatrouiIe a%ngerufen:
y2n0pfen sic ben Waffenrod gu Dber
sic perben fofprt auf bic Wa9e se>
bra9t." Der truntene ganfee mar unz
bef9reibli9 iiberrai6t iiber biefen Be-
febl, nod mebr aber iiber bic Gntz
bedung, bab er ftatt feiner blauen See>
mannsidde auf einmal einsn rotben
Soloatenrpd unb mod ba5u often auf
benz 2eibe trus. Oo9 er sebor1te,
fnDpft. ben Waffenrod 81, unb bic
rauben &rieger lieben i'm barduf uns
be6eIigt tpetter torfeln. Mls er bann
bic grobe Qaterne elmer ppli3eitpa6e err
blidte, fu9te er bort pertrauenspon 3u<
flu6t, UNI bon ben nii6ternen Wd9terr
Der Srbnung bas RGtbfel feiner Ser
p%anblung enttpirren 5u lafen. Gr
felbft mar >borlGufis nidt in Der Gage,
babel fonberli9 bebilfli9 gu fein, unb
Der Wa9tbabenbe nabm ibn tpegen in>
re9tmdbigen 8eiiBes tOnisli9er Unit
formfiide %Dorldufig in 8~enabrfam.
4u4 als Der @erbaftete am f~olgenben
Morgen feinen Hauf9 notbbirftia
aussef9lafen, fpnnts er benz poli5siz
ri9ter teinerlei Qustunft barber gee
ben, pie unb mo er 5u elmer Uniform
nnb elmer Offi5isrsmiiBe gelangt lei.
SIM llebrigen bsrmo9te er ii9 inbefen
gsniigenb aus5upeiien, unb ba fi1 9ers
ausitellte, baB er in setp0bnli9en Chill
tleioern fi9 nit benz grpben 9aar6eutsl
p%erun5iert batte, nabmen Die WGdter
Deg 9eieBes an, er miife i'm un5ure9z
nungsfGbigen 3uitanbe einsm Oeiere
teur in Die Quere eefommen fem, Der
bieie 9slegenbeit, cine 3paSsanleibe
an Gipilfleibern gu MAIDEN, unbsbenfs
lt9 benuBt bate. 60 fiibrte man benin
bas Spfer Der @erbGltnife ms 4rmeflz
bdus, mo- r8ia" bas 8~riesstleib nit
tn5tpifHen herbeisei4afften anbern
&leibunssftiden bertauf9en burfte,
unb bann lieB man ibn feline Strabs
ate6er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

Trii@es %tnbfsiiG-BefIi4e etiere -b3
&C.; bieIiee etiere aa--9e; bisftse Rsnoes
$40 bs eOO ssfuno 7e; 5iefse 8iibe 40o
bts $50 qfunb SIC &Sbe $50 BIB $50 8fann
&C.; stier g~orberpiettel &c, etser 9tnter'
pserteI l1Ac, Sinh Stnteruierte Sc, Sinh
goroerpiertel &c, Rub Bort erpierteI s3s, 8u9
Qntsrpiertel 7e.
Gri5&es RaIbfei@-4dIber l0He, 8tnter'
piertel l3c, BorberpterteI Sc.
YsrHGes e&aiieii4 - 2dnmner per Tfanh
9 |; 6@afe 7}e; S@enteI l5e; @ads hira.
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

Darae eerdu9eAte srarwrra s4e.
5rcnif9rter 73c; 8oIosnd tn Ddrmen &c, in
Tu9 SIC.
S9rnas-- tn Iierces-l. dual. 92s; p.
OnaIitdt 94:; 8. HuaItdt sa-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
eAuseTete0.

indianapolis Detail. gerfaufsprete:
Rammatb RIee So. 50-H.0O.
Motber $8.00-$6. 70.
NIfife 81. 25-$8.00.
NIfaIfa $8.60-S9.00.
Dei6er So. 60-$10.26.
Sancp 9tnaotbb $1.86-$l.90.
@em6bIter ST. 80-$1.66.
4rima 81. B-S1. 80.
Sanep 2entudp TIausrab $l.40-$1.60
Grtra reines IN Gbaf 50c-60e.
Dr9arb @rab $1.45-$1.60.
Heb Top IN @baf 85c-$1.2 %.
Deiber Soma Sarterl 9afer 50c-60c.
Neiber Sninois s6c-55c.
Samen Corn meib unb eeIb $1.10-$1.&s
Nmber Sucerrobr Sanaen $1-1.25.
GnfiIa9e Corn 90c-$1.10.
Tribiobr @erfte 90c-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
. @asemsMexft

zsu.otbb-Eertaufsprete: 50 O-l00 o.
Slice = g~ertaufspreife: $40 00-Sl1.0&
DeEf&forn - Berfaufspretis: ie mao Der
OuaIitdt, 62-65e; neues 40 bis 4be.
Safr-eei@dIt 4-46e; IN ben aebres
ss.O0-$9.50 per Tonne. Neuer 32-35e.
erobtgreie, ie mad BEN @s.So. ~ Eat
len, $S.60-$6.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
0esretoe.

Detsen = go. 3 rotber $l.16} All eeies,
fen. Sl.16} Don NRbIen; go. 8 rOtbn $l10
0ouember 81. 49, @asenwesen $1.16.
Rorn (neues) = go. l wetb 55ic 10. Q
peib 56ic; 30. 8 wetb 663e; ITO. 4 wett,
53ie; 20. 2 wetb senrii9t 553e Re. 8
wetb seuif&t b63e SO. 4 wets semsio'
63ae; SO 2 eeIb 56c; 30 9 ssIb sb6 /;
$50. 4 sslb 64e; $50. 2 seuti@t 66is
SO. 8 asmii@t 55}e; go. 4 ssu1i&t b84s /:
&oIben 65e.
8afe- 30. 2 uetSer 31&e; go. 8 petbes
Bic; go. 2 0emaf&ter 80i;; 80. 8 senrti@af
302c.
oeu = SO. / 5imotbs $500: 80.
2, So 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

gambler be8abIen foIsenbe Prstie:
Butter - Country. 10c. ereomert e
0Igtn 26e.
9ier-2iXc per Tu$enb.
0abner SIC. Sdbne 8. Turtets-l2.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

06fe.
ensros 8 Bertaufspreiis SnSortrter
s4peieridfe 80c per 4hinb esnbeimis@e.
s@ueverfdie 17e Ntscunfin Cream 8 adis
l23. Hew gori GbebbarsI 12}c. etnbesnrb
i&er Shnb'rser l2-14e. Srid l8-l4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
Ns6@ts MnD SENATE.

SrIA te.
GepfeL-$1.2 5- So. 76 per Sat-.
8ananen-@epdpIte 81. 90 bis $500 PEI
WanS, speite lualttdt 81 Biz $1.25.
aotusnffe-$8.25 per Qunsert.
@srronen-Neifnos, - 90.
Oransen-0anep California Z aleneia $3.b(
Sloriba $S.75 biz $500.
9lnonas-$2 .25 per @ra.e.
gfaumen ST. 90 per BuibeI.
girnen hee-$l.0 90 per BuibeI.
6anep Dirnen-$1.b 80 per @rate.
5eiaen Suprna 11-16c bos Sfuno.
DatteIn &c per gfunb, 80 Bfp. &fften.
Heasr ~SoHi9-l6c.
Eruuben I6c bis lee per 3crb.
9frfi@e IL bis % % per 8uibel.
@emdie.
Heue iotbe &lben SOC per 1uibeI.
9raut-6Oe bis 7sc per Sab.
1IumenfobI $i.5J per DuSenb.
@urfen A0c per 4orb.
@eIerp-per Bunt lbe.
Crime gobnen 7bc per 1uibel.
@ranes @orn, l0c per Dusenb.
geue 3artoHeIn SOC per Inibel.
eibfartoHeIn $2-3 per Sab.
Raoieie 8c-l3c per Dusenb Bun4es.
Hbubarb l0c per Dutenb.
SaIat ST.. 90 per 6ab.
SwtebeLn = 90c per Buibsl.
SpaniI@e 8miebeIn 81. 30 per Crate.
TomatoeS-s0 per Buibel.
Napp Hpbner $2.10 per Buibel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

Dab Der Sptrituoens
genus i'm Siiben Der Union mebr
nnb mebr I'm Nbnebmen begriffen lei,
min elm forsfamer Hepbudter bemerti
haben-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

u g a n, tpel9e Mpfelz
finen, gitronen ober 9randten traeen,
5Gblt Stalien runb 16, 700,0 1000. Dor
benz Grtruge Der 8Gume purben I'M
berpihensn Sabre 844,329 Gentnsr
na9 @robbritannien unb 726,327
Gentrsr nu1 Horbamerifa perididt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

5ranffarter 7ac; Bologna IN 2drmen &c, in
9u6 SIC.
S9mas-- tn xierces-l. dual. s2,; p.
nnaIttdt Ct; 8. GnaItdt sa-
Dmtter, &ter uao 0eaase,
gambler be3abIen foIssnoe Preiie:
Butter - Country. 1Oe. ereomsrs sB
gIstn 26e.
9ier-2ixc per Tu$enb.
0abner 83e. Sdbne 8. T~urtets-l2.
0aye.
Gnsros $ Bertaufspreiis SnYortrter
e4uetertdfe 80c per Bfanb esmbeimiS@e.
S@weverfdie 17c, Niscontn Cream 8 adis
123, Herp gorI Gbebbars, 12}e, efnbesnrb
i@er 2tnbarger l2-14e. Srid l8-l4e.
SnbianaYeIis 9aMeesYreHe
@esobnI. BIB sster 10-12e; pris.a Bis ses
mdbItes l4-l6e |; 6anep 82}-3Se, goIAes
Deaoru 10 BIB a2e, Sapa $3.50.
SIN Ha6etsn:
arioia $13.2b. Zion S12. 76, SerieS s18.2s:
Caracas $l2. 76, Oigmortb's SI2. rs. Duta
Sasa Blemh SIG. 00,R aiIpou6 Sl2. 25, eatss
8lenbeb Sapa Sl2.25.
8uder-Domtnoes 8.00c; eti6su6er 6.8S
puIperifrter 6.85c; xff3 pu~IpertRrter $500.
feiner s~ranuItrter $500; Gubes 6.06e; Con.
fectioners' 1880; Ribsemoob U 6.4Oe; BOO.
ns q $3.50; gurYtre A6. soc; SbeaI ertre
@oIben 6 6.25e; @inbipr Grtra 9 b.aOe
&ibseroob Z 6.40c; ssIber 6 4. 85e; ls gel.
Ser 4.80.
@etrodnete Srd&te-AepfeI, on Der Come
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e Bis Ike:
@ttron 13e bis lac; Rofaen, 2 Gruun, pc.
Rfanb. 7e. 8 @roua TIC. 4 @rown TIC iaos
n~senfseR Be bis Sc, California NuseateI 7ke;
euItana nc. iruportirte euItana lie BID lac,
California Apritoien Sc bis 12e.
Eidles-24O0 TN 5ab $40; 12Oc I'm Sss
So; 1900 TN SaIbfas $3.50; 600 TN Sas
$3.50.
sprup-Stanbarb @ern 23e bis 25e; gee
wdbIter &c Bis 32e; sorsbum 2se bts ass;
Neu Orleans RoIsHes l8e Biz 26e; seudbls
ter 30e Bic 38e.
Gtnsenaa&te Sri&te-BIadberries 8 Eh..
Slice Hea4es etanbarb, 8 gfS., ga
2.25; combs 8 Rfanb 81. SOL. IS; Ras
Yeaaes, 81. 40-S1.6O; Snanas. e.anbare,
: 3D., 81 .@-S1.9O; eecnnbs, 2 giumS,
1.25 SLAB; crime Bobnen, 8 Nfuns &c
men, @abarna Gnanas $1.9O-$2. 26t.
@efiebte @rbien, $1.20-Sl.76 fribe Sarni 96
Sents. Rarroin 90e, esnsepei9te 55s-S0s
tomatoes. 8 piunh, 81. 10-$1.15 8nfers
Rom $685. 30, apfeIbutter, pet 9ussab,
8 pfGrb. ST..
Ndhe-8raiI mea Sc bis 10e; St!bsrts Il ,
YeanbeIn IA; wei9i&aIise RenbeIn l5s;
Serbian RanbeIn l5e; 9eanmts DC bic 6se,
serSfete 7c Bis Sc; gnsIi@e @aIniiRe
efFg-yaa go OF. xef), Sat. S-1le p
@olIone.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
Gettina It Riaht,

"See here" said the smart man to
the hotel proprietor. ''I've just had
an argument with my friend on the
matter of terms, and I want you to
decide"
''Fire away" said the proprietor.
'Well, I told my friend 1 was COM
ing down. here to the Office to pay
my bill. My bill, you understand?
Was that right?"
"Of course. What did he con-
tend? ?"
Gle said I should have said your
bill. How about it 2"
"Well, yes. It certainly is my
bill. That seems to be correct
"But you said just now my bill
was right"
ooh, well, it's both! It's your
bill, and it's my bill"
"That sorter makes it our bill,
doesn't it?
eyes," assented the proprietor,
anxious to get rid of the man.
S"That's what it is-our bill"
"Well, that decision suits me to q
T. Just you make out my half of it,
and I'll pay you right away. There's
nothing like getting things
straight. New York Press.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
HIS MEAN TRICK.
Scheme the Lawyer Proposed to Beat
Fair Plaintiff.

Scheme the Lawyer Proposed to Beat
Fair Plaintiff.
Tomorrow" said the lfvycr, II
will have TO begin the cross eXamina-
iion of the fair plaintiff"
His face showed that he was trou-
bled.
'It will have to be carefully plan
ned and executed" he added after
pause.
what will?" inquired the unso-
phisticated youth.
"Why, I have arranged to have a
clever party sit beside her and ab-
stract her handkerchief just before
she takes the stand for cross exami-
nation," explained the lawyer.
"To what purposc?"
Evidently" said the lawyer,
"you are even more inexperienced
than l supposed. l can see that she
is one of the kind that has no diff
Guilty in crying when she wants to-"
"Well 2"
"Well, do you not know that all
the astutencss Of the legal profcs-
sion is not worth one tear in the eye
Of pretty woman in jury trial?"
"But the handkerchief 2"
"No woman can cry effectively on
the witness stand without an en-
broidercd handkerchief. Lacking
that, it is no more than sniveling,
and the woman who snivels is lost.
With tie handkerchief she can beat
me. Without it she is at my mercy.
As the poet truly says, In hoe hand
kerchief vinccsP The verdict in this
case is likely to rest on the tenn
porary possession of a bit of linen
and lace. When she finds it gone,
she will be too ratified to even think
clearly"
81 begin to see,''' remarked the un-
sophisticated one, "that there is
more than law to law"
s1n such o case," was the reply,
"the law is the least part of it,
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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so acres, two miles from city, Tn
improved.
House and Lot, 6 acres, near city
limits, very de sirable.
l acre, with new dwelling, in city
limits.
III acres, near y limits, cleared,
no improvements.
200 acres In Fork township, on Tug
aloo River, two dwellings,.
400 acres In Oaklawn township, in
Greenville Co., half in cultivation,
5 tenant dwellings, SO acres of this
is in bottom land.
700 acres in Hopewell township, on
Six and Twenty Creek, 800 acres in
cultivation, 2 good residences, 6 ten
ant dwellings, 40 acres in bottom land.
81 acres In Garvin township, on
Three andTwe nty Creek, good dwell
ing, barn, &c.
200 acres in Center township, Oco-
nee County, l00cleared, balance well
timbered, we'll watered, good mill site
with ample water power.
1913 acres, in Pendleton township,
we'll improved.
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Monkey Puzzle Tree.

During the cruise of Vancouver's
expedition to the Pacific and north
west coast of America 1791-95) the
members were entertained at dinner
at Valparaiso by the viccroy of Chile.
In the course of the dessert some
"nuts" were served which, so the
host told Archibald Menzies, the
surgeon of the expedition, were the
seeds of the Chile pine.
The doctor, being wise man, put
a few Of these seeds in his pocket and
on his return to England had them
planted in the botanical gardens at
Kew. From them grew the first ar
aucaria ever seen in Europe. 1t be-
came the lion of the gardens and
was prime favorite with William
w., who never failed to point it out
to visitors when he happened to be
The kings interest in it first arose
perhaps from the fact that Menzies
had been shipmate of his. This
historical tree died early in 1898,
and its kind, which stand the British
climate fairly well, are known by the
name of monkey puzzle.
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Tho American Servant.

Sir Philip Burne-Jones gave the
following amusing instance of the
lengths to which the efforts of
American menials to preserve their
own gentility extend: A friend Of
Sir Philips asked waiter on one
Of the railways to perform some
service. ''No, I can't" was the re-
ply. NThe other gentleman will at
tend to you," referring to a fellow
servant few yards off. The first
waiter then strolled across to the
second waiter and was overheard to
say, 'There's a man over there
wants you to attend to him!"
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Evangelist Whipped Bully.

A Methodist minister Of this city
tells the following story about the
late Sam Rozel, the great Virgins
evangelist who in his day was one Of
the best known pulpit orators in the
South.
''sam Rosel was q very big man and
had o wide reputation for physical
strength. In his college days he eame
OFF tho field Of combat, usually a cir
nnmacrihea ana seeee!issaaeea seeee!issaeeaa AREA Of the
campus, wearing the laurel of victory
on many occac:ons, and after he be-
came q preacher stories Of his physical
provess were spread far and near.
s'One day he went 20 village TO
hold protracted meeting. The vii.
lage blacksmith, who was a very big
man, and who was recognized espe-
oially among the tavern habutes. "a
q pugilistic wonder, heard about the
coming Of Roxel, and the villagers did
not fail TO tell him all they had heard
about the size Of the parsons arm and
the length OF his legs. and Of. the con-
vincing way he had Of closing an ar
gument with his fate. ss II SIS
All this nettled. the smith com
siderably, 80 when Rozel reached the
town he sought him ont and asked
him TO fight, ;;Iss b
sRozel: OF oenrse, said he did NOT
want TO Eght; but che smith kept on
insisting and finally Roxel became an
CRY and agreed to crafty the fellow.
E They fought Rosel LITERAL J wiped
up the ground with the big nas.
When he had pounded him until tha
poor. nauished bully was gaassip,;ng
hard Rozel picked him up and threw
hinl.over 8 fence. IS " d: D
The blacksmith had not said 4
word: since the .affrsy blgan up 20 this
point. AS be rolled over on - the other
side of the fence, however, he called
out \; ,5 s|:t
/: Say, paraon, kindly throw my
horse over, too, I'm going away.
But Rozel followed the man to his
home, and mad him sitting on 1 front
bench atI the meeting that same uight
singing louder than amp one else. s : $. s
Baltimore Sun. 81 .sSSS.
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Good Cause For Rluea.

Smith-What is the matter with
you? [ never knew you to have the
blues SO badly.
Jones-I am grieving over the
death of my brother.
SMITH didn't know you loved
him as much as all that.
Jones-I don't, either. But the
fact is after I had him locked up
in an insane asylum he made his
will and left me all his property,
and now I've got to prove that he
wasn't crazy or his property will GO
TO somebody else.