davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-30
Fury of the Fire.

Unchecked, the fire Went on its way.
With mad caprice il surge1 now to the
west and now to the south. Seductive
ly the fire fiend wrapped long arms
around new buildings and drew them to
his breast. And at intervals. infuri-
ated, he pushed great walls. whole
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-30

She ~reproached herself for this re-
mark almost instantly. O course, he
likes n variety; why shouldn't he have
1t when he works hard to supply all
our need? He grudges me nothing
why should be veNed over this little
extra cooking
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-30

She stitched for u few moments long
sr. Then gathering up hey work She
FOLDED ii away in her large work bas-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-30

.'Nsot two hours ago. You called me
up. ard said you would bring home
partr,dges for supper. And so 7 came
down TO have everything in readiness.
They can't be cooked in q moment"
You Will not be troubled by them
tonight. / said nothing about part
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-02
Nu OaS Ynblituul.

0te pSreie Breiie" bat uber 400
etablirte Ngentllren i'm 5taate, piro
AT iiber 700 4Oitofficeu perianot, unb
bat eine 9roRe Gerbreitung in Der
9ea6bar. &epubtit Werito, i'm Snoia.
ner=9erritDrium uno StlabDma.
SIR @irfulatiDnsz z@ebiet in 1eras
eritredt fib u0u @aloefon bis binauf
nab DentiDn, oDn Maribou i'm Often
bis na6 81 A5aio IN: fernen 8eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitueritdnolidJ nit be-
fonhers 8ablreiben 2eiern oas oibt<
6efieoe1te Mittel=9eras uub ben Giio=
meiten elm.
8suei Neiienbe iino beitdnoig, iabr'
elm, jabraus i'm Sntereiie oes 8lat=
tee unterme9s unb fiibren bemielben
i'm Werein nit unieren rnbrigen QDs
fal : Igenten fDrtpabreno neue 2es
Ter 5lI.
Sn Gnbetrabt oieier 9batIa9en i'll
bic nSreie Breiie", mO es fib oarum
banoelt, Die oeutibe 8ep6lterung gu
erreiden, bas bette gaaeise @se'
otmm ~ Gtaate 9eraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-02
MaerIet.

Dienitag Woreen eegen balb
8 llbr uuroe leroinanb 1iQmaun
aus Neu' 'Braunfels balb betpuBtlos
auf oem @eleiie Der S. & g. &c.
Babn, ungefdbr oret Wteilen bon Der
Staot entfernt, aefunoen. gr par
offenbar am Ibeno porber BON einem
Suge getr0ffen uno i1per oerlebt
tporoeu; oenn er batte groBe @un=
ben am 8ein uno am &opf uno audi
iein lintes Guge par beihdoigt.
Wan bat i'm in's itdotiihe 6ospital
aebrabt.
- Or. MDooD's Sanitarium bon
San Nntonio bat lib nit einem &a=
pital uon n$17. 500intDrporiren loiien.
- Nm W0ntag paflirten bier bier
BicDcle : unfGlle. Gin Sunee Sea-
mems Srant Spring, oeKen gltern
i'm @ait gno nDbnen, rannte beim
neuen Suniet Depot an Der Off
@ommerce=S StraBe nit einem @aeen
auiammeu. brad fib Elm Bein uno
erlitt nod ionitige 8erlebuneen.
@eorae DEMON, elm Meiieneer Der
~BOital telegraph Co." Tam auf bic
aleihe Weiie an Der Nultin StroBe
gu S6aoen; ;aub er erlitt einen 8eine
brud. 6. s. Wills. Der gbefzglert
in Der 1rainmaiter sOffice Der Siol.
Hacific Gabn, erbielt bel elmer gols
lifion nit einem Wagen an Der Oft.
Commerce StraBe 8erleBuneen am
HiiGen, uno elm fleiner Reeeriunae
rannte an Der 8reu5una pDn @eit.
Commerce uno Nauarroz @5traBe nit
einem 8uaQp suiammen, tam aber
obne 8erlebungen oaoon.
= gbas. Otholo, Der i'm Sabre
1894 meaen 96tune Der sSrau Stinot
nabe Sbiner gu lebenSlanaliber
8uhthausbaft uerurteilt ruurbe, 1T
beanaoigt m0rben.
Die @lniateit" Der republi.
tanilben Bartei pon Teras lift pies
Der einmal beorDbt. Sc beibt, Sam,
lem peroe iib auf bic Seite u0n
Green itellen. nm 2pOn gu be-
tGmpfen.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of tn" FREE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two tlavenng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon
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Sin graueripiel abae,penset

n@eraoe nod i'm lebten Woment
muroe unier tleiner 4nabe eerettet!
ihreibt Srau IS. @ottins pon 8leae
iant @itp, Obio. Die 2ungenente
siinoung batte inn arg mit9eipielt
uno er puroe auBeroem BON einem
furbtbaren 5uiten aeplaet. Die
Nerste bebanoelten i'm. aber es
tuuroe nit ihm i9limmer uDn Sag
su 9aae. S9lieBlib periubten mir
Or. Sings Neue gntoefung fiir
Sbminoiuht uno unier 2iebling
tuur6e aerettet. @r ilt jebt geiuno
uno tnunter. Seoermann iollte
wiiien. oaB oies Die einsiee Sur fiir
9uiten. grtdltuneen unb ale 2uns
8eibmeroen lit. @arantiert ourh
S. aaltener & Sobn uno Noplpb
DreiB, Npotbeter. Breis so Gents
uno $1.00. Brobeflai1en frei.
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va ptro es nit benz S4lafsn beute
nt1ts mebr Bis man ii9 nit taltem
WaiIer iibergOffen, iih umge5ogen unb
oienitfertig gema4t bat, lit es ie9s
ubr Dorbei. uno I'M iieben heginnt bic
Retrutenz SnItruttion,
Ser 2eutnant f9tsitst mibmutbtg
ben Sang entlang na6 fstnsn 3tulz.
mern.
llntsrtuegs bIeibt er pl0Bli9 iteben
unb itOBt cine Der Sbiirsn auf bic gu
ben @tuben isiner Retrutsn fibrsn.
Gine abf9euIi6e 2uft brinst ibm
aus bem Rdume sntesgsn, Der itta unb
ountsl ba ltegt. Sn benz fpGrlt9en
St9t. bas BON bem Slur Der .inbriust,
ast4neH ii6 unbeutli6 an ben WGnben
bic ltmrtife Der 9Oppelipinbs ab, ba,
Dor, iHmer eines Gbsr sinsm anbern,
bic i9Haleu, eifernsn 8ettiteIen, pobl
5tpanats ootr mebr.
Sn ben 8ettitelen f1nardenbe, res
gungsfofe Il 9eitdlten, in alien m1gtt6en
unb uuln0gli4en Stsaunssn iiber ben
Str0bfad bingeflsssIt. Oa unb bort
ftarrt elm rieitser SUB Obsr stn balbs
srhobener Irm in bic 9Dbe, Di1t an
Der Sbirs 6dngt fduutelnb Elm MUS
tuloiss 8etn aus etnem Der oberen 8eta
ten beruuter. $50 es bin se6ort, tam
man ni6t erfenuen. bQ Der Qicltftreifen
bier jGb abi9neibet.
Ser Wonn barunter TT lpa6 unb
bltn3elt aus blobsn Mugen au benz
2eutnant berauf.
au4 fonit regt es fi9 ba unb bort.
Sin ihperes @euf5en mtrb i'm 6tnter.
grunoe bOrbar.
Side f4liebt bic 9bur.. CT TIT frob.
als er tDteoer in Der tiibIen Rahtluft
bes Ganges ftebt.
Wel6 ein lG9erli9sr Rpntrait.
Oieie ftnitsrsn Hdume NIT ibren uns
gsihla9ten 8eIpobnern, ibrer erIttdsn.
ben Quft.
llnb Dor elmer @iertelitunbe nod Der
lt9tiiberflutbete 8aufaal, BITE trGums.
rtfdeu aldnss beg Miener Wal3ers,
unb, nod biefen 4Idnssn in feinen
9rmen ii4 pissenb, elm fiibss, unbs>
fimmtes gtnas. cine Wolts bon buff
tigem Sill, Elm Gepirr pon trauien,
blonbeu 2odeu, bas fid an ieine G9ul@
ter Iebuts. stn srObes blauss alus.ns
pdar, bas fsbniiidtts unb bang gu ibm
emporfah.
(6ortiebnna iolat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-02
Sin groituprt fiir Wfdnner.

gs 8iebt feinen trauri9eren 8uitanb,
als ben oes gelhrudbten Wannes. Seine
augemeine 9einnbbeit mag gan8 gut iein
unb oenno9 tuiro ibm ourb bieie gebei.
me S6mdbe oas aeben 5ur 4aft. Sd
tueiB oies aus eigener @rfabrnne unb
oa i6 naa Ianaem uublolenl grperi men.
tiren enolib bic rtbtige 8ebanb b.
lung gefunoen babe, 10 babe i@ mir
boraeuommen, oieien fiberem 8eg sur
Seilnns aud Gnoeren su 5eigen. Sic
brauben mir nur cine 8riefmarte su
ididen uno ib min ibuen gerne laeen,
iuas Sic tun mtiiien, um Sbre pDlle Nfun.
nesfraft tpieoer 81 erlnngen.
Wit 5armersruB 8eb. 2es @rOB,
GphDetou. 81. o.
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Gine arOBe 3abI 9atente 1T lpertlOs.

oieielben iino fiir 8erdnoerungen
Ooer AUDI Serbeileruneen an bette.
benoen Batenten erteilt uno oiirfen
nur nit grlaubniB Der Snbaber Der,
ielben 9ebraubt meroen. Nusmdrtis
ge BatentsNnudlte eeben NusfuAft,
OBJ elm @rtitel patentierbar lift ooer
nibt. @er cine grfinoune eemabt
bat uno piiien mill. oh oieielbe mert
lit, patentiert 5u meroen penoe iib
an gmil 8ebrems, @ioil' 'Sngenieur,
ieit 1887 reaiitrierter PatentsGupatt,
1921 8urnet=StraBe. San NntoniD,
9eras. 9elepbon 1890.
Seit 1894 1T oamit oerbunoen:
"San Antonio Electro Plating WOrts," emil
8ebrens & gD., sSabritanteu bon
leihten Waifinen uno NrbeitssMu.
oellen jeoer Nrt. Roftenanihldae
fiir ar0Bere Guftrdae BON Batent,
Grtiteln ueroen bereittuilliait eege.
hon
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0imIaomtsa:

Nae &ameraoen Der Snoianers
grpeoitiDn unter @enera
W iles uno 9 @eneral Wl c&tu
8 lie i'm Sabre l 874 iiber bic 2lano
@itacaoo iino freunolibit erlubt, ID.
rem alten Gameraoen Boots an
Der georoDftede Der II. uno
Wartt> StraBe in st. 2outs,
Wl o. gu beiuben.
Die alte alma miro reproous
aiert uno be gone Stars Jlags
@ miro Gud ben @ea 5eigen.
glorelie:: F. 0. Lange Wine & Liquor Co.
T. .. 2anqe. Brei. (Boots).
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Gs rettete fetn 8ctu.

y. u. Danfortb BON Ga Strange,
Georgia. litt iehs Monate lang an
einem furbtbaren frefienoen Sbaoen
ain 8ein. gtber er idreibt, oaB i'm
.,BudlenS NrnicasSalbe innerbalb
Don 5 9agen gebeilt babe. SIR oers
artige 9bdoen. mie @unoen iibers
baupt. iopie fiir 6dm0rrboioen iit
oies Die bette Salbe in Der 8elt.
Sour Is Gents. 8u baben in Der
Npotbete BON s. 8alteper & Sobn
uno 9loolpb DreiB.
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- Sn 9teu 8raunfels oerl6ieo
i'm Glter BON 70 Sabren auomie
Sabm. - Wirs. Nuaulte @eubaus
U0n Shulenburg farb in MDunt
8ernon, sc. g.. i'm Glter BON 81
Sobren. .-Sn Sort Wortb itarb @eora
4ouis Gunae. alteiter Sobn oes
6errn SuliuS &unae in 9alueIon,
i'm Nlter BON % Sabren.
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9entfh ebanSeltidl lutberiibe SSm=
litanuel9: :lGemeiftoe.

@de gtetutous uno gentresStraBe.
9ottesbtenft; Seben Soantoq %
liz u llhr.
SOunta9sihule: Seoen Sonntaa
q 10-S IL ubr.
Seoermann lit ber3lich tuillfommen
@0buuna: 324 Centre. StraBs.
Z. ll6lmann, VailOr.
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9talens ooer 0als 8atarrb miro
iof0rt beieitigt uno permanent furirt
ourb "SprU JOrmalim" tGimer
q atHeno). 6. 3. 9 d. miot,
Ngent, 0OuitDn. 9eras.
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Qlu oas HsubIffuru !

Su Solge Der oielen arbeitfparen.
ben Waibinen, Die tuir neulid) apf.
geiteilt baben. lino mir in ben Stano
geieBt, .,Mie8lers Gtanbaro See
Gream" friiber $3.50 per @alIone,
iebt fir $l.00 per @alIone gu oers
tauFer
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.. u. Y u. y. Nahn.
u 8 Ia hrt,

NUTU TT.
Wab @uer0, Y0atum. SouIton uno Sol.
oeiton, ttgltb. 800 Born.
uno 9.45 Mbeuos.
Wab CORPUS gbriiti, Rodpert uno Bee
billie tdelib. ..2.l5 Nac)m.
Rab 8brne uno aerroiae, taelieb
.................9: 1925 BORN.
Rab 8brne uno terroille, Samstaas LAS
Nacbm. Gnfunft MOntaes $50 Qlben6s
Nntunft.
Son @uero, gloatum, G0uIton unb Sal,
oeiton, tdglih. .........7,45 Mor9eus
nno $50 Nbenos.
Bon @orpns gbriiti, &odport unb See
bile ta9ltb b...............1 1:35 Wadlm.
Bon Borne uub 8erroiue. tasIirb. -.
.................... Nbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-02

Die @rano Surs in 8en
@ountp Fat 1920 Gntlnaen meoen
gerleBung oeS 9ocal OptiDn. .@eiebes
erboben. LAT ribten fid geaen
cine einsige Berion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-02

Hbeumatlsmus ut IN olelem 9llma
i6mer5bafter als irgeno elm anberes
2eioen; miro our6 elmer & 0lmemos
8esept WO. 1851 gebeilt. 6. s.
9 h mict. Iaent. 6ouiton. Teras.
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Nerlanat!

Gin iunger. oeutiher Wtann fir
5armarbeiteu. Goreiie: @bas. @raeb.
ner care of y. q. Duerler M'fq.
3d., San Nntonin Yer.
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SNNhNAA BeiBe 9amn=
glouien, tpunoer.
c~anGaSsS..n.. eLz.n NnsAz. -. &

an9et0mnen. J ih0ne Spiben un0
Stidereien, 9amens uno &inoerbiite
-mDoernite Wuiter. Breiie ralo.
nabler alS Iunftno in San Gntunio.
Wan neridume niht unS su beluhen.
8ir geben nod inmer iebr Ih6ne
Brdmien. New York Racket
Stores, 448-450@. Commerce. Str.
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~. St. & E. 8abn.
os =

o Z
giab BacO, 5ort @ortb Dallas, 8auIas
@itp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, taslib,
(Suniet Depot .........8 $50 @benos.
9ocal3u9 oia Smitboi(le. .....7.50 8orm
Nntnnft:
Son Chicago, ct. Souls, 8anIas gitn,
Dallas, Sort 8ortb unb Q8aco, taalich
(Suniet Depot ........7.5 80 Moroens,
S0caIsua Dia Smitboille. -. 9.25 Q6enos
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8ulf SbUre 8ahu.
bfohrt.

Nah 4aoernia, Sutberlonb Sprinos,
Stefea'e, td9liob, 800 8Orm.
Qntunft.
Bon StodoaIe, Sutherland Springs uno
9aOeruia. taalich, 2:3O godhm
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suatberm pacific 8abu.
81 bfa brt,

ylad yiep Orleans, SuufUu uno Sol.
ueiton taglic5 ic5............u.40 40 Born.
uno 900 Nbenbs.
yia9 eagle 9aB, 81 Baio, Californian
Hno UferItD 900 BORN.
&ntunft.
Bon 9etp Orleans, SOufton nno Sol.
oefon ta9licb. 40 W0r9ens
uHo 600 Nabm .....................
Bon 81 gaiO. Californian uno Wteritu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 NbeHh4.
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9entidb eOanSeltId Imtberilbc Ct.
acknowledgements

@de gtueoa. uno Siioe Breia.StraBe.
@ottes Oien #; Seben Sonntas um
q IL ubr.
Sonnta9sibute: Seoen Sountaa
um 7 10 ubr.
gS1breno Der BaiiionsBeit @ottesoienit
leoen Wtittuod Nbeno nm llbr.
gSobnnng 3l4 SI6sVrefa< StraBe.
=. 6Grtmaun, VafiOr.
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- Wtanber .aIter 8Opi" iit nitt
10 ihIimn wie bic pielen ,neuen
86pfbeu"I
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9ieuf :!

Gin 8aitraenramaa tn brei Sagem Ton
Sub nlbb gtraB.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-29

Mccormick Of Wells street. Mrs.
Rouse is a sister of Mrs. McCor-
mick.
The river is again receding.
4 4 4
J. D. Dodge spent Sunday with
his family at Marietta.
< Sss 4
Good-for-Bad boys shoes; every
pair guaranteed. S,29-2t
s II. Kerr of New Martinsville,
was in the city Sunday.
4 X 4
Al Appelle of Moundsville,
spent Sunday at his home here.
= 4 4
Contractor Bert Dunn of Mari
eta, arrived in the city this morn
ing.
Dave Sine left this morning for
Meadville to do some carpenter
work.
Postmaster George E. Work
spent Sunday with his family at
Bellaire, o.
4 x 4
Samuel Sill of Webster county,
is visiting his brother Philip of
the South Side.
q 4 4
Don't miss the GOod-for-Bad
boys shoes. Kotzebue & Murrey.
S,29-2t
x K 4
F. Robinson, of the Eureka
Pipe Line company, left this morn
ing for points south.
Z e z
Chester Vickers and Miss Ada
Slemmer spent Sunday with
friends at Wheeling.
4 q 4
J. O. Potts of the B. & o. Rail
road company, spent Sunday in
the city with relatives.
z e 4
Lou Lund and Miss Berna
Schelley spent Sunday with
friends at New Martinsville.
Before buying your boys school
shoes see the Good-for-Bad boys
shoe: Kotzebue & Murrey. S,29-2t
! The large circle of friends of
Mrs. J. C. Morrison will regret to
learn she is not enjoying good
health.
! 4 q q
Mrs. Thomas Steele and little
daughter Mamie of North Water
street, are visiting relatives near
Friendly.
ATTORNEY f. r. B. Martin of st.
Marys spent Sunday with Mrs.
Martin, who is visiting relatives at
MiddlebOurne.
Il x x
I. \. Gold and family left this
morning for Kittanning, Pa,
where they will spend ten days
with relatives.
q q 4
Miss Bertha Morgan, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Frank
Dunlap, returned to her home at
Wheeling Sunday.
| q 4 4
Miss Maud Stanberry, who has
been visiting the family of her
brother, Harry Stanberry, for two
weeks, left for her home this morn
ing at McCOnnellsville, 0.
| = = z
Don't fail to pay your water
rents on or before the first day of
September. This means all. G. 0.
| CUTLER. Water Commissioner.
S,29-2t
e = 4
Mrs. Will Cunningham and two
children Of Beaumont, Tex, who
are visiting Mrs. A. P. Hecathorn,
spent the day with relatives at
Friendly.
z = =
i Mr. and Mrs Ron Na1lor arn
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Do You
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Why suffer when you can be
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Local News

&C &C
he State fair opens next week.
z z =
eptember II is carnival week.
BON t fail to attend our county
x 4 =
}. M. Roome spent Sunday here
I, his family.
z p z
DR.. Morris spent Sunday at his
ne tin Wheeling.
/. w. Boyers of Marietta, spent
hday in the city.
O. Hindman spent Sunday
'e with his family.
4 4 4
}. Il. Williams of Parkersburg,
5 in the city Sunday.
q q Y
attorney B. Engle of Middle
lrne, was in the city Sunday.
x q q
Harold Gruber of Smithheld,
MT Sunday at his home here.
= q z
Hiss Maud Martin will teach
Badger school this winter.
y z z
Herbert Murphy of Proctor,
mt Sunday here with his moth
x e K
!. H. Blodgett of Wheeling,
registered Sunday at the Ho-
Wells.
= a 4
tOR SALE-Seven-room house.
}. F. Bell, 10 Catherine street.
4 9,23-tf
M. Pollen of New Martins
e, spent Sunday afternoon at
home here.
z e Z
Col. Mart ODER Of New Mar
willie. was calling on friends in
city Sunday afternoon.
TOR SALE House. Inquire at
Curry street, Mccoy Heights.
6,30-tf
= 4 q
r. Hickman and Miss NJ.
gne Spencer of NIiddlebourne,
bit Sunday afternoon in the
with friends.
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fr. and Mrs. j. II. Brenneman
(irned home Saturday evening
IN visit with relatives at
nts in Pennsylvania.
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Fhe through train due here at
10 in the evening was delayed
hit hours Saturday by a freight
bck south of Parkersburg.
p - p
Editor Harry Smith of the Ty,
County Star, returned Satur-
ev4ing from Webster Springs
ere he has been rusticating fol-
ew weeks.
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We have been reliably Informed
t the only animal on exhibl'
b at the Wetzel county fair
week was the roast OK OF
hmberS and Mccoy OF this city
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Charles Kerns Of Kansas City
a., spent Saturday and Sunday
the city with his father, w. B.
rms. Mr.. Kerns was on his way
Wheeling from the World s
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George McCamey spent Sunday
his home here. Mr.. McCamey
ssisting in drilling an oil wei
r Middlebourne on the land OF
X Jemison, which is down COG
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fr. and Mrs. James ID. Rouse
Woodsefild, O., arrived in the
Saturday afternoon and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-29

CONS Ill 7 ALTON FIRE E.
DR.. ABNER G. THOMAS,
Neurologist and Ophthalmologist,
Sistersville, W. Va.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1904-12-29
WHY He DID IT.

A postoffice inspector has some YER
queer experiences in the course Of hi
career in connection with Uncle Sam
big department. A story was tol,
recently by keen member of tn
staff of inspectors who visits this par
of the country occasionally, show
some of the dangers that a postof11c'
employe runs Of having his good nam'
assailed. however honest and straight
forward he may be.
In this case complaint had beer
made at certain postotfice by a fel
low to the effect that $50 bill hat
been taken from letter that he ha(
mailed to a woman acquaintance
When she had received the letter al
legged to have contained the money
she found pinned to the letter a little
corner of the BILL 1t was quite plaif
that it had been torn out, and ther
that the letter had been hastily re-
sealed without leaving any trace O
the fact that it had been tampereC
with, except the tell-tell little corner
of the bill.
The matter was laid before the in
sDectOrs They called before then
the man that had sent the money anc
had made the complaint. The chic
inspector then asked him to show
Just how he had pinned the bill TIC
the letter. He handed him a bill
and told him to pin it just as he had
the letter. This was done Then
the inspector asked him to pull it off
in the same manner that he believed
his own money to have been taken.
This was done, but the paper on
which the letter was written was
torn as we'll as the bill 1t was tried
again, the fellow imagining all the
time that the Inspector was simply
getting points on which to work on
the case.
This time the result was all right
50 far as tearing the bill was con-
cerned, but the letter paper was
again torn. The letter in which the
money was alleged to have been sent
was not torn at all. The inspector
then looked at the fellow and said:
"What are you trying to do with
us, anyway? You never put a bill in
that letter. You deliberately pinned
the corner Of that bill on the letter. y
"Well, what if | did," replied the
fellow. You fellows are too id
smart. What if did?'
"Well, what did you make this
complaint for, them" asked the Of
ticer.
"Well, I'll tell ye," said the fellow.
THE woman to whom | sent that
letter has been after me for more
than three years. [ have been anX-
ious to get rid of her opportunities
for money. thought il | should
send her this letter with the part Of
the bill attached to it | could then
tell her that it would not be safe for
me to attempt to send her money,
and | could thus get rid Of her"
1t is needless to say that the i'll
spectors wasted no more time on that
case.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1904-12-29
BEAR PAW FARMER ON GOATS.

\ travelling correspondent OF the
Northwest Magazine had occasion re-
Gently to inquire as to the desirabiity
Of introducing the Angora goat into
Montana. This is he odd experience
of a farmer: ''In reply 50 your in
ouiry regarding The possibilities Of
the Angora goat in Montana, can
say | have had some experience with
goats. The Angora goat has a bright
future. | no not think the goat craze
will die out as quick as did that Of
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1904-12-29

W. S. Young and family drove in
from their Clear creek ranch Friday
and went down to Chinook the fol-
lowing day to spend Christmas with
friends there.
The regular services will be held at
the Presbyterian church Sunday. as
follows: Preaching at IL o'clock. a. m.
Sunday School at 2:3O D. m. West
minister Guild, 7:l5 p. M Preaching,
evening service, 1870 O'Clock. You
are cordially invited to attend these
services.
The regular services will be held
at the NJ. K. church Sunday. Morning
services at | o'clock. Evening ser
vices at 1870 o'clock. Epworth League
services at $50 p. m. Sunday school
in the afternoon at 2::3O O'Clock.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 7:3O o'clock.
Hot Air Pat" "Sure Foot"
"Tissy,' Observation-Disclosures
StioS iiDu. x MAC
were llavro visitors last Sunday.
They were royalty entertained during
their stay there by the genial DR.. d.
{. Mckenzie, who met them at the
depot in response to telegram sent
by some ChinooSite, informing the
DR.. Of their impending arrival.
Chinook BulletOn.