davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
Madame Gorlxi Protests.

Madame Maxim Gorki protests against the story so often told of her husband that he was born in poverty and vagabondage, and picked up his He was the son of well-to- do parents, and although he did not attend school. his grandfather, who was painter, sons. Mural painting was to be his profession, but an irresistible desire to see the world impslled him to leave horne and lead the gffe of a tramp. He part of the vast Russian country on foot. His evenings he has usually spent reading such books as he could pick up. and often the only light he could get was made, with the oil from the box of sardines on which he had supped. Although he has never prac- ticed the profession he was educated for, the Government directed its indict- ment to Maxim Gorki, architectural painter and author"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23

They the going to get out a new map of Atlanta. and The Fort Gaines Recorder wants to know which ward they will put Georgia in. They can bunch 1t in under the head of ''subur- ban Atlanta"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
No Iron Sold for Speculation.

The statement that Alabama pig iron has been sold in the past two months in great quantities for speculative pur- poses is resented by officials of some of the larger companies in this district. One company which sold during the past three months n,ore than 250,000 tons of iron, delivery of which will be made through the first half of the conn ing year. announces that less than 5000 tons of iron were sold for speculative purposes and that very small portion of this amount was taken up by any stockholder or director in the company.
 In other words the great quantity of iron sold in this district in the past few months was sold to consumers and there Is need for more. Iron quota tions have advanced again and $1S.5o per ton for No. 2 foundry is the mini mum with $14 being asked and some iron being sold as the maximum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23

Stay in a good humor all day" ad- vises The Raleigh Morning Post. But suppose you happen to be the exchange editor and have to read all of 'em?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
Cop.IIerableI of . Puzzle.

Savannah Press.
 Brax Conner is going to run for Gov erTlor of Alabama on a platform de- manding Georgia freight rates mus does politics produce dadsasted puzzles that no man can unrtddles
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23

We don't know that 1t makes any difference in the flavor of imported saraines" to be informed. on the side. that they are Maine herrings. Is there a difference if we don't know it?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
Begin at Home.
ty begins at

Do you believe charity begins at home?
 Yes; my wife always manages to give away some clothes I wanted to keep to the first tramp that happens along.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
Sends 1t Rack,
TalladaRa E

Talladega Reporter.
 There are fellows who will read paper all the year and cackle over the good things worse than a rooster when the hen has laid. But the first like. he sends his paper back through the postoffice marked "Refused"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23

The Indianapolis Sentinel has an edi- torial on ~cheap gas and politics" It is a natural combination
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
SonefhinH.

l saw her in her new bathing suit? She didn't have much on.
 So did I-she was covered however with confusion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23

I'm going to write a book that will cause a stir.
 What will you call it? How to make a pudding"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
Gettlnx Time,
Abbeviile Times.


 It is getting about time that some far seeing candidate was stepping in and handing us V with request for US to make 1t known to the dear people that he desires to serve them in an 'of- ficial" capacity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
.ouIdn,t swap,
Birmingham Ledr,

BlTnIHBHam LeuKeT. .
 Up in Maryland they are talking about sending negroes back to Africa. We don't know how it Is in Maryland, but no darkey who has lived in Bug gard Roost" would think of leaving 1t to go to Liberia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
Can't See 1t.
Dothan Eagle.

DOthan EdgIe. We never did see how two prominent
 men could continue to tell all they know on each other without giving out some time. and so the candidates for
 governor of Georgia will have to double back.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
Residence Burned.

Fire at noon today seriously damaged the two story residence of T. J. Hick- man, on the corner of Twelfth Avenue and Twenty y-fourth Street. The blaze started from defective fiue. The damage is estimated at more than $1,50o on building and furniture, partially covered by insurance. The fire de- partment did some good work in sav- ing the house from entire destruction and also adjoining property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
More Interesting.

Atmore Spectrum.
 Dr. Cunningham's announcement is far more interesting reading matter than nine-tenths of the editorial you fill up" on. and the people read it more and remember 1t longer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
The Point of View.

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
 Yes; and all play and no work gets Jack run out of the fiat for disturbing people on that new piano.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
nh KAs
Indeed.

Those new girls were all fired. That's too all fired bad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
Wbat State Parsrj
 Hre Saying
Must be shown.

Must be shown. Gadsden Journal.
 Unless the Canal Commissioners do something pretty soon to make a show ing they will find the whole American people are from Missouri.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
Hia nmn Rnlalng,
Rhrn,elen. Wnrda.

Oats a powful fat bullet, Eph. Som O yo' own raisin'?
 Yas; l raised 1t right off de roos'.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
DriftWccd
MeH0rfes.
BY PHIL Fl. ARMSTRONG.

 Do you remember one eve Tn the gloam- We Stood as the Southern moon rose AS happily there all alone we were roaming.
 My fiuttering heart. dear, could hard ly keep still.
 that were shining. And I knew that the rose on your cheek was as fair. Though it seemed carved of marble in that light The pining Of some thing of nature made me kiss your gold hair. " passionate throbbins '''' It surely said full of my love-charg- ed heart ~ As folded my arms around your For you knew Adriana, you knew we must part. The plying angels know must have And the stars in the heavens were blinking their eyes. And the subtle magnolias seemed try ing to screen us, And the wood dove seemed mourning --the wind heard it's sighs. I remember the cotton helds beautifully Like broad fields of snow in the pal And all Nature seemed sadly and peace- fully dreaming As then I caressed you and you watched me go. Well, the years have been many since there in the gfoaming, We parted and vowed to be constant and true. But somehow at night oft my fancies go roaming. Back to the hills where my first love was you.
 High Enough. You ought to have some high aim in life?
 I have; I always wanted to go up in balloon.
 Not So Black. Did you find those stockings fast black?
 Well. they were not so black as they were painted.
 The Point of View. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
 Yes; and all play and no work gets Jack run out of the fiat for disturbing people on that new piano.
 Oh, Yes. Those new girls were all fired. That's too all fired bad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23

CHENEY's ExPEcToRART CURES COUGHS, COLDS AND GROUP. $5a BOTTLES AT ALI DRUG sTOREx.
 mon-Wed-frt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23

Did you find those stockings fast black?
 Well. they were not so black as they were painted,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-23
High Enough.

HIgh Enough. You ought to have some high aim in life?
 have; always wanted to go up in balloon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

The Knights of Pythias installed about
Twelve new members ia the rank OF page
Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Mannix fnee Frarrrr.y-l
leit Monday for Park City, where they
Will reside in the future.
The J. o. o. r. held an interesting Sos
SION at Upper Bingham SATURDAY evening.
Grand Master +. e Stranp conferred the
veteran babe of honor upon Oscar Hoi-
sten a@d Jerome Bougar1 they having
secutive years.
Mrs Dora Coakley who was quite III
better.
Mrs. r, c. SmedIey most pleasantly en-
tertained the Euchre club at her home
Wednesday afternoon. y most dainty
prize iell to Mrs w J. DcFord The
next social session Of the club will be
held al the home of Mrs Miner
,Mrs, ": M Smith eutertains the Whist
SinD " enneSday evening March l.
man nifty cub will be held at the
home of Mrs William J. StrIckIey
The Ladies OF the Aaecabees are plan
nlng TO give another whist party about
March :.
Mrs. 5, 5. Jones. who underwent n op-
erauoh At the Holy Cross hospital some
weeks ago. il again able TO be out
KUN Rebekah lodge is making active
preparations for another card party.
y few neighbors and friends OF Mrs, a.
J. Minute most successfully surprised
her az her home friday evening. Whist
Was the game OF the evening and very
Pheasant time Was enjoyed By about
twelve guests.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
MI. PLEASANT

nc district convention of the Women
OF WooacFaft lodges Of Utah. held in this
CITY Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
forenoon: brought 2 number of promi-
heht ladies' from other cities in the state
mere There were fifteen delegates pres
ent. as follows. Ida j. Thompson of salt
Lake tlty- Mrs. Sfranter and Mrs White
mead OF Murray. NJ e. Baer OF salt Lake
Ellen Eastman of Ogden. Grace ID. Greene
o. MI Pheasant. Glenn Z, y Cfrier and
Theresa Htolnles OF Provo, Fannie Fields
Oh eureka Rose Wood. Annie q Mar
name. Florence Batscn. Jane II W-insness
OF set Lake Rose Wood OF KaysyIIIe
Martina y Morris of Ogden. Zen subor-
3Inate lodges were represented by these
sieisgates who held thirty-five proxies
son and Mrs Glenn y p Csrier were
elccted delegates and Martha A. Morris
ana M T.. Baer alferpateS to tho head
camp session, which meets in Los An
seles IN APRIL Mrs. Granter was elected
a ais.e1ct circle guardian neighbor. A res
tafkcnburg, who died this week in Los
angeles, was adopted. "Wednesday even
ING social was given at the lodge hall
IN honof OF the visitors. About 100 peopfe
We're present and pleasant evening was
spent A programme was rendered and
lilneheoR served.
friday evening one of the most SUCCESS
tul dancing parties of the season was
gwen, the Mutual Improvement sssocfa-
mons and the Sunday school of the South
ward being. responsible for the event.
A ilne valentine party was given Tues
gay evening by the graduating class OF
the pubic school Guests of honor for
the evening were nembe OF the grad
hating class of the FairVieW school
The Twentieth Century club will give
It's annual ball on Washington-s birthday
Ihese parties are looked upon as one of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
BINGHAM.

Mrs. F. NJ. West was hostess in honor
of the Bingham Whist club at the home
OF her mother, Mrs Dan Clays, Wednes-
day evening The spacious rooms were
artistically decorated in the club colors,
red. white and blue. while vases of jon
quils. carnations and ferns graced the
rooms in profuSiOn. Dainty markers in
tiny flags were used on the tables. while
the tally cards were most artistically in
terlaced with California violets. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Smith and o. j.
Roberts they having won the highest
score for the evening. while Mrs. Tcache-
nor and DIR. Stockham won next in honor.
A special prize of, honor fell TO Mrs
won the greatest number of games for a
series of twelve parties. An elaborate
lunch was served to about thirty guests.
A large number OF Bingham pleasure
loving dancers attended the informal hop
given Tuesday evening at the opera hall.
The music Was excellent and much appre-
ciated by the dancers. Each guest was
presented with spray OF carnations as
a souvenir of the evening.
Mrs. A. w. Forman returned the frs.
of the week from a few days visit in the
CITY.
DR.. r. c. Smedley and wife were visi-
tors to the capital during the week.
Miss Isle Finlaysen. teacher at High
land Boy school, was a guest of Prof.
J. e Hickman and wife of Provo the lat
ter part OF the week
Mrs Custer. sister of Mrs o. j. Rob-
erts, returned TO her homo in West Jor-
dan after ten days visit in camp.
Mrs William Gays OF West Jordan
was camp visitor the FIRST OF the BeeR
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
EPHRAiM.

The marriage of Miss Alice Otterstrum
and Daniel Olsen will take place IN this
city next Wednesday. \ reception will be
given the contracting couple at the home
OF the bride Wednesday evening
The officers and teachers OF the Pri-
mary aSsocia ton of tho South ward held
a social at the home of Mrs. 4. j. Chris
tensen MondaSr evening.
MI and Ars- August Johansen. former
residents OF this city. were out from
salt Lake City this week for a visit with
relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A Larsen enter
tanned party of friends al their home
Sunday afternoon.
MT and Mrs Soren Andersen OF Cen
te-fleld arc guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN Jensen left
Friday for their new homo J.. Sweet
Idaho, They viii visit a few days with
friends at Logan.
The faculty OF the Snow academy gave
assembly hall Friday evening which was
well attended.
OTson Rasmussen was down from Salt
Lake Tuesday He has resigned from ths.
position as railway mail clerk and Will
move his family TO this city
y dancing party was given "a the opera
house Thursday evening. TEe affair was
the proceeds went TO defray the expenses
incurred NJ the recent county seat re-
movaI election a very large audience
was in attendance.
Miss ElVena Rasmussen was down from
NJ. Pleasant Sunday Tor q visit with reia-
tves and friends
Mr. and Mrs James Peter Hansen en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Andersen or
CenterfieId.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

Mrs. CAPTAIN Styer gave Valentine
kensington on Saturday afternoon in
Jersey academy. A guessing contest
formed tbs chief amusement. An elegant
luncheon --as served.
Ihe local lodge of the /. O. O. +. and
the C0lfax lodge Of Rebckahs. gave a
ball on Friday evening that was de-
Ightful affair Tit palace hall. where
o es sdfa 96r was Se held was eea9tlsy dee
were served during the evening.
Frank MeAlister. who left for Ger
many on Monday morning. was rendered
farewell party at the home of his par
ents on Saturday evening
Z Ityrum Haybali left here Tuesday for
and son who have been visiting there
tor some time.
c. w Nibiey of Baker Ore. was in
Logan the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Petersen of the
Seventh ward were rendered j pleasant
surprise by a number of their friends on
served and various social Dastimes in
dulged in.
George Crockett of Whitney. Ida. Wis
tied friends in Logan this week
John Barker of Bancroft Ida. has To-
Gated permanently in this city.
Mss Brenda Petersen Of Preston Is
visiting friends I'm Logan
Miss Violet WendelbOe entertained on
Monday evening Cards furnished the
evenings amusement. Refreshments were
Mr.. and Mrs Eli Bell gave a home
social on Tuesday evening. Supper was
served and then music, cards and games
was the card game and Miss Effie Nelson
prizes.
a family social was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Palmer on
Valentine day, the occasion being Mrs.
Palmer's birthday. A very pleasant
r. S. Campbell of Salt Lake city is
visiting in Logan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

II Is fortunate circumstance for the
young men. who otherwise might Ian
guish in despair, that while SO many of
the most charming girls who belong in
the city are away on visits of greater
or less duration, there should be such
a bunch of charmers 10 take their
places The town has seldom held more
or more enchanting visitors than are
within her gates at the present time.
one of the new ones is Miss Eleanor
Landell Fox OF Philadelphia, who has
recently come from a season of con-
quests in Colorado Springs, and who IS
being welcomed here as the guest OF
Mrs. c. Won knObloch.
A recent dinner which was not meant
as an announcement dinner turned out
as a fairly good substitute after all. II
seems that the young man with the
raven locks has been endeaVoring in
more ways than I have time to tell to
outWit the swain with the golden hair
and he at last succeeded. On the very
day when the ring was given back to
the golden-haired youth for the last
time he of the raven locks gave a din
ner, at which the maiden was seated on
his right hand. And, behold, although
no one read the legend aloud, all could
see it in the face of the host, 1T is all
off with him"
Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker has been re-
ceiving a great deal of social attention
during her stay in the city, having
made many friends here on a former
visit. One of the pleasant events in
her honor was the luncheon given by
the Sigma Phi women at the university
following the chapel exercises Wednes-
day morning. The Authors club gave
an evening entertainment in her honor
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Richard r. Lyman, and a number of
dinners and iuncheOns We're arranged in
her honor during the past week.
Another interesting announcement
comes from Odgen in the engagement
of Miss Louise Peery to Emmett Full
keTSOn of Chicago. The announcement
was made at luncheon given St. VAL
entines day, and this was followed by
a larger affair of Wednesday at which
n great number of the friends of the
family were entertained.
And now the rage for palmistTy is
again among US, and one young man.
who may appear to be on the anxious
seat has learned that on certain date
he viii propose and she viii assent.
and as a consequence he is in high
spirits. although the date has not yet
been reached.
Nearly al! the secret entertainments
are being given now, and there are so
many to be kept out of the papers that
one wonders what they Will do for
Lent. 1t may be possible even to make
bridge a penance. DOHI. BARET.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
PARK CITY.

Mrs. Dan B. Shields went down to the
eity Thursday on visit with her mother,
Mrs. Fannie Williams left Saturday
poets to remain.
The grand ball given Monday evening
IN the Carpenters Maple hall by the
volunteer fire department, for the benefit
or the widow Of Mr.. X. G. Crawford. was
season: Professor Sperry's orchestra of
five pieces furnished the music during
the night and all the dancers went home
rs,eling that the evening ha dbeen very
Miss Nellie Rhodes. who has been Wis
lung in this city with Miss Mae Williams.
day
Fred Crosse Left Sunday for Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kewley and fam
lly left Wednesday for Salt Lake where
Mr. kewley has accepted a position.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a
grand ball to be given i'm the Carpenter S
Maple nall "Wednesday evening FEB ID
by Professor H. b. Younger.
Rev ID. G. Grabeil returned home from
Denver this week. where he has been on
business connected with the church.
The following people formed a jolly
part who were taken through the Silver
King mine Sunday: Miss May Williams.
Nellie Rhodes, Claire Stevenson and the
Messrs. Ed Walker and I'd Paxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Weeter and dauei-
rensburg, Mo-, Saturday, where Mr. vii
liams has been for the benefit of his
heaIth ana the gentleman returns home
much improved.
Mrs John Foley left for California
Saturday morning.
Miss Claire Stevenson entertained a few
friends very informally Wednesday. even
ing at her home. Cards and games Were
played during the evening. after which
some very dainty refreshments were
served
Mr. and Mrs. H W. Deighton enter
tanned a few friends at thtir home on
Park avenue "Wednesday evening
After the regular meeting OF the d. of
"a. No. ,. A O. L. W.. Thursday evening
2 SOCIAL session was held in the Masonic
han. After the programme the game of
p,ohouh was played and the prize was
won by Miss Winnie jennings after
which delicious refreshments were served
The members OF Ontario lodge No J.
A q L W were entertained FridaA \
evening in their lodge room by a COM
mittee appointed for the coca sion A
snort programme was rendered and a
lunch served
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

give a Washington's birthday card
party at the home of Mrs f. Bonnie
mort, as East Brigham street. We'd
neSday evening at s O'Clock
MISS Jennie CHASER entertained last
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Hell
en- CAM of Kansas City, Mo. Supper
was served for thirteen. The color
schemes green and pink were carried
out An evening was spent in the
playing of games.
MRS. Josephine McCaslin. who has
spent the past fifteen months in Chi
cago studying china painting, has re-
turned home.
as
The members of the Central Chris
tan church viii give a reception for
Dr. and Mrs. Pinkert0n at their resi-
dence- 2S0 East Second South Tues
cay evening, Feb. p, from TO 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

repeat the entertainment at Mammoth on
Monday evening. Feb %
Inc DroDrietcrs and employees of Ifef-
fsrnaa K -Fhom3soRs stored and their
families. were the dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Bert Thurmond Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society met Saturday
at the homo of Mrs. j. W. Hurd
Godiva lodge No s. X. of p will give
an entertainment az the Eiks hail Tues
day night. in celebration OF the anniVer-
sary Of the order.
Mrs George Hanson entertained the
Embroidery club last Saturday.
The Married Peoples club will give d
dance at Odd Fellows hall Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert ThCrmond were the
guests OF honor at a farewell party given
by the Sunday school of the l.. D. s.
church "wednesday evening They will
reside in future in Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
EUREKA.

George Hodgins is out from Salt Lake
Mrs Kent Harper is visiting in Salem
r MIS-, Or, G c countryman returned
ID; NJ. Relmicl1 in Salt Lake.
Joseph Hicks, local manager for the
Bell Telephone company, has been trans
ferred to Idaho, aud will leave Monday
for Boise with his family
Mrs. George Wheeler is over from Stock
ton, and will make her home I'm Eureka
James Crooks AID Frank Morley were in
Lehi Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malvey and Mrs.
Nellie Hanley were in Park City 70 attend
the funeral of Jerry DFiscoN Thursday
I. r.: Hush and William Matson have
Woodmeu of the World. which conyenes
on the 9Th Of March at Mt Pleasant
mrs, Thomas SteWardson has DiIr-
chased tho Frank Holbheimer residence
on Main street OF Gus FRANKIE
The stake presidency OF the l. ID. 4
at the church SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs J. C KirkendaH gave an
elaborate valentine party 10 their many
friends at the Hotel Mammoth AT Robin
son Monday evening.
Mrs Jere Driscon entertained a num-
Der of ladies Wednesday afternoon
The members OF the Literary club were
ward Pike.
Invitations have been issued 10 the pub
bin at HasselFs hall on the evening of
Washington's birthday.
Mrs Oscar Forslund entertained the
Embroidery 'lsoit club Friday afternoon,
row.
Robinson lodge. knights of Pythias. viii!
give a dance at Jensen's hall on the
The Eureka Home Dramatic corlDarlv
which gave a very crediiabie rresentatfofl
OF Uncle Rube' here Monday night will