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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-16
THE STORY OF AN MIGRATE.
A Gamblers Generosity and What It
Brought In Return.

Brought In Return.
There is a we'll authenticated story
of Scrope Davis, a London dandy of a
hundred years ago, an inveterate
gambler, but also a man of talent, a
gentleman and a wit. One night he
was introduced to young man named
Hastings. who had inherited a colossal
fortune, much Of which he had already
gambled away. They commenced to
play hazard, Hastings remarking at
the same time that he must soon cut
that sort of fun, as he was about to
marry and settle down.
Scrope was in great luck. Main af-
ter main he won and as often wished
to cease play. but Hastings, who con-
tinued to pour glass after glass of
champagne down his parched throat.
was pallid with excitement and in
sisted upon a chance to retrieve his
fortune. The excitement became gen.
eral. Other players left their own ia
bles to crowd around the duelists. Time
after time Hastings threw craps, while
Davis followed with the nick.
The rattle Of the dice and the cease
less flow of wines went on all night
and far into the next day. Hastings
was mad with excitement. Every
pound and every security he possessed
or could think of he pledged and lost.
At last, like the CANISTER who stalk
ed his wife upon a cast Of the dice and
lost, he would have rlsked the welfare
Of the girl to whom he was engaged If
the other would have accepted that
kind Of security. But he would not.
Then Hastings hurled dice and box
across the saloon, smashing splendid
mirror, and, throwing himself exhaust
ed upon q sofa, burst into tears, ex-
claiming: 81 can play no more.
have lost everything 1 have in. the
world. l am a beggar!"
Davis stood still. calm, unmoved.
watching him. Then he said: "Mr.
Hastings, listen to me. will forego
everything have won tonight on one
condition, and that Is that you will
take a solemn oath never to touch
cards or dice again." The ruined
gambler fell on his knees to thank his
benefactor and to take the oath. The
latter Immediately restored everything
he had won. and, oddly enough, Hast
ings kept his VOW and lived a wealthy
and prosperous man.
But the medal has a sordid reverse.
When in after years Scrope Davis, re-
duced to great poverty, ventured to
ask him for some slight assistance,
the hound wrote him a curt. formal
reply in the third person, regretting
that Mr.. Hastings was unable to offer
Mr.. Scrope Davis any assistance.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-16
THE RHINocERos MARKET.
Price Goes Up to $4,000, But There's
Nnns 10 be Had Anywhere.

The Rhinoceros market Is cornered'
Not a single specimen Of this ugliest
of ugly beasts is to be had in the
open markets of the world. Zoolog-
ical collectors and circus owners the
world over are unable to secure one,
for the worlds supply is apparently
run out. In consequence, the price OF
this homely beast Is enormous.
There are known to be two In this
country. One, an old chap. totterins
with age and screwed up from rheu-
matism, is in the Central Park, New
York, zoo, and the other, a youngsteI
about four years old, and black Az
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-16

Of his life, barely thirty-six years old,
and is still as thoroughly youthful and
happy as man can be under any cir
cnmstances. Don Pedro is a new
character in the annals of the newly
rich.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-16
TO BE CONTINUED.

3a' Small Boy-Say. Chimmie. gimme
a bite Nv dat apple. will yer?" Big
BOy-Sorry. Chauncey, but If l should
begin to be charitable folks would say
wuz crooked. I've got to look out
fer me own repertation, yer know
Judge.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-16

64' Pat-What be yer charge for a
funeral notice in yer paper? Editor
Half a crown an inch. Good heavens!
An me poor brother was six feet high
Tit Bits.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
Sarrp Sbaw's Nertbet=
ot8mn9.
Woro als 9silmittel oes Srrinns.

Rem Oorf, "a. ausuR. Die
@ertbeibi9er bon 9arrp &. 8hau, mel.
der unter Der Nntlass bss Woroes i'm
@sfdnsnihe fist. baben nun bod, be.
f9loRen, .8emitbsfranfbsit" our Bats
ibrer gertheioisuns Bel benz bsbor-
febenben prOseRe 30 MAIDEN. Die ans
tpdlte ueroen iebOd %srtldrsn, oab
Sbap's Srrfnn nur Biz furs nod Der
@rmoroung Wbits's sriffirt babe, unb
oab er isbt ssifis gang seiuno fei. Die
Ter Bef9luB uuroe gefabt, nadoem
apsi Srrendr3te benz @efanssnsn einsn
geiud In ben 8ombs abgsftattst battsn
uno ben 8ertbsioigsru 81 berRebsn sa-
ben, oab $ham seifiis seiuno fet.
Grau 6arrs 6. S5atp ioI bisis 8bsos
rte bur4 ibre Nusfasen bstrdftisen,
bamit Der 8ewsis eslisfsrt meroe,
oab Sbau wirtli9 irrfnnis mar, aIs
er Wbits t6btete.
Die Jrage. oh bic Srrfnns.S bsorie
als 9srtbeioigungs.8af anaewsnbst
tusrosn lou Oosr ni9t. risf bstanntlid
Elm 3erwtrfnib swif&en Sbaw uno
isinsm fribsren Mnpalt Olcott berbor,
neil bieIsr ben @sfangensn aud isBt
nod fur irrRnnie ertldren laRen
wOate, tpas CUR TOlse tdtte, bab 8baw
bar6 Ridteriprua In Elm SrrsnaipI
berbannt tperben tptirbe. I'm bies 3u
bermeioen. iOa alio isbt be5auptet .uer-
ben, bab 8batp our 3sit Der Murbtbat
irrfnni9 mar. iest aber seiifig gsiuno
fsi.
Sn 9ienfrdumen Der Gtfrittsan'
tpalti9aft amhfrte man fia iibsr oieie
Ra9ridt. Die Mnualte 8bau's ia.
ben Elm r,sues 6eilmittel fur ben Srr-
finn entbedt", bieb es; benin Sbaw
NOR, ME lie bsbauptsn, CUR 3sit bss
Morbes irrHnnis. wurbe aber slei9
barauf seifia gefuno."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
Gdmereten

gsudbIter TtrnotbS ~s2.25-2.65.
Drbtndrer Bis gutter Tia,otbp $1.s0-l.T
Rotber 3Iseiarnen IS .0o-7.50.
gnslii&er 4Ieeiatnen $3.50
aIipfe 3Ieeiane, $6.00-8.1
AIfaIfa 4Ieeiar1en $s.00-10.00.
&etser Sleefarne, $500.
5ancp 3entudp BIansras S1.5o-l.B
8Iaisras IN GbaH 7bc.
GnsIf9es 8Iausras $3.50.
Dr&arb @ras 81. 7O-1.86.
Reb Top IN GbaH 75c-$1.2a.
2aHer Rom 76e-$1.00.
Hmber Su6errobr Saraen $1.o0-l.ss.
Deiber 9aferiarner 40c
Sribiabrs @erfe $1.25.
DeiSes unb seIbes 3crt $1.0C-l.2s.
Reb Sob GniIase $1.1o-l.25.
Com qeas $i.76.
Uinet lao bts $1.85.
5riibiabrs'aS eiset $1.40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

6riibfi6sS ped-9Iarsr axatt'Rs useb l7}e
3eudbIter Susar gursb l7Se. s--7 afuxh tru
Dur@f&nttt 15e ; 9 bts Q Ssfrxe h. Drr1s
i9nih 13}e; 10 tts 10 Efuxh ta Dvrat4xtt
lie; 8 Bfanb TN DurGfdzttt. iaasal. litt.
8 Hfit,h Ia, Dur6f4xtt, i1nal. IaSe.
GaIiforntf@e G4txien--6 Bis 8 qf1nb etc;
8 bis IL NfurS Sc.
Celebrities RiabHsift 49, 49tRts., sta
Ssts, 1s}c; xrsssitstsa 1ec; Ssssxi. la
4n66sI 1876.
S4nap n Eisscss Il. OnaI. 1ntc; 9.
0uaIitdt 9ie; 9. nualEst Ok.
o3aItern-9weI. &uree, Is N 30 FfEah
ba Dar6f@nitt, SIC; 1s pfrxs Etr9t9Stt.
&c, 10 Bis 12 Ssfunb Gle.
gep6deItes S~GpssKsfistie - 4~suasxIofss
6encp Big $50. so; 4Iarss Sssx tie. 90; sons
lp $500; eso=t CLEAR 1880; sanspi
s16. 90.
&SArfe 1srdu9s.ts 5ratIuura &c.
Erawtfarter 72e; GoiosSa Ia Dcrmss n. 10
EE9 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

eusar Sureb E&ixiex 49, aras DuaIfdt:
1870 Ffunb 1874: IL afxsh 18A: lo-l2
pfunb i8a: Suesse Nu0i*at 10-l6 pfxxt
'a.s; 10 phsaS 124e |: ls Ffuxb l2le : 10
4hanb &c.
eped.4Iare Ssitex, 80 90 70 *fuxb sm
DusHf&nttt, lie; HtGre 1estet 20 b 80
4funb, lie: &lass Dtuss. 70 ID 60 4faab,
lo4e; IL 63 = &Fb., lie; ID bts is $faab.
l2e; aIare SA6sx. IS ID 80 4hsabs liz,
Ea6ea Is b3 Is Bfyab 112e; Aas Nn6sa .
ID Q 4fmsS, ne
epe6, GxsI.- 0ewa4Ites, 8 ID 10 4hms
tm Dur&f&1ttk 142e; u ID Il pfrsb IN
Dsr&f&nHt, l22e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

Nsapel: rprinee Aoalbert" bon Nep
BORT; .a6nisin Butte" boz, New
Oorf; vWoltte" na1 SEEM BORT.
Boulosne. vNisup slmferbam" bon
Neu Dort.
Wobiae: y8uniian" bon 2iberpooI
nod WontreaI.
Giume: wgarpatbia" bon Srief nod
Neu Oorf bta palsrmo, NeapeI
uno Gibraltar.
@openbagen: e. 3. $iet9en" bon
Reu Dorf, bia g6ritianianb uno
@briftana.
@enua: ~Wanuel @aIbo" mad Wetu
Dorf.
Soutbampton: .Blus9sr" mad Nem
Dort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
0es&tssc3stse 1850

SrtiGes HinbHstt@-Eefitaas Esssrs - 81
8kc; tief,ee Stisre 7}~-7ic; ssfes Ssabes
$50 b@ k0 sfuso 7e: asefss RUS 400
Dis $50 4faab SIC xasss $50 SD $50 Trsna
&c; et.er g~Osbtrries4d &c, gAss tirssn
psertsl l0ie, asab ttxssrussstsE 8s, NISs
gosssrptsrisI &c, Sus xosSesrsss.d DC, xa4
San!er5tertel 7c.
5rif9es 4aIbfsH@-Ss;bss lbs, 8sxisxs
s:sr.sI loo. worberricrteI 62e.
Ntn9es g@afTsu@ - 2duneer PEI Bfsxn
l2e ; 9Gafs SIC; e&eaiel l8e; 0ads huh
i6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

iii @aibingtOner &egiernngsfreiieu grObes
l1mbebage1.

etbr umselesen., - YrofeHor as gigamia. &ertbbode gdiHslabung mt
Sabat. = 9e aSdin In ibren 3orn. - 9anpfer. WeeQidaen
um $500 aebHBt. - Gin Gaienfampf. = Garmer BON
enan Bn0en getOStt. - WroBeS Jener.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
. m d n
UNI s 300 gebRbt.

UNI s 300 d I.
Waf6 In aton, o. g.. "a. Nug.
Sn ben 60, benz 4. augut boranges
gangsnsn Sagen bat oas Department
fur 0anosl unb lrbsit 9ampfergeIea.
i4aften, wel9e frante Nusldnosr nod
ben Wsreinisten Stadtsn sebra1t Boz
ben, @elofrafen In Der @eiammtb6be
bon $500 auferlest. Die msifsn bon
ben betrsHenoen Musldnosrn tparsn NIT
8ra9oma, elmer anfsdsnbsn Ausen-
trantbeit. bsbaftst. unb In ieosm Elm.
3elnen 5ale purbe bic bstrsfenbe
SampferseieQi9aft I'm 800 sebaBt.
8egen oerartise gelofrafen gisbt es
feline Nppelation, unb bic 9ampferaes
ieai9aftsn mubtsn ni9t nur bic Strafs
bs3ablen, ionoern audi Die tranfen Gin.
wanoerer nod benz abFabrtsbafen 3u.
ridbef6roern.
Sin &afentampf.
GortW ort6, 3sr., "a. Nus.
5n 0ernor, i'm penbanole bon Seras
if Elm &ahenfampf ausaebro9sn, unb
bic gteger Hie6en. um ibr 2ebsn gu ret.
ten. Wd6reno beg lebtst Sa6rss lie.
BEN f4 ettua sbunbert Neger In benz
Orte niebsr, mas ben usibsn BspOb.
nern bss Ories 3uuioer mar. Nsulia
Nbsnos brane sine Wsnge tpsiBer Wdrs
ner unb 2nabsn In ben bon Nsgsrn be-
tpobnten She'll bes Ortes elm unb be-.
ga1nsn auf bic Wobnungen Der SeBte'
rem 3u f1ieBen, mas He nit 1ntsrbres
4angen 10 LANCE fortisBtsn, Bis BITE
Ne9er foben. Dies uuroe In Der
acknowledgement Na9t pisbsrbolt, urlo
e miro beri&tet, bab finf @essr i9wer
b%srtpunbet muroen. Die 8eamteit Boz
BEN ben Negern nun S9ub suaef9ert.
Die R64in IN ibrem
3orn.
| Wem Dorf, "a. Nueuf. Weil
Der 18=idbrigs MOiss Wagot. aslner
In einsm Reiaurant, brslmal elm Offen=
bar bon ei1sm i9usr 3u b%sfriebigenben
@afe bsfteates Gleii9seri9t In Die
2ade aurtidgebra@t bate, gsritb bic
Robin Warp DOLLS berart In Corn,
bab He benz arr1ert 2elnsr nit elmer
3mei Sub lan9en 8orle9esabel au 2sibe
cling unb ibm bic 3infsn bsrisIbsn in
ben 2eib fieB. Wasot uuroe In bas
Stem Dorf , 6uipital sebra9t unb bte
2b1tn sinseipsrrt. sic tuurbe Ipdtsr
bonn Ri9tsr untsr $500 garsf9aft fir
ben prO3eb fefsebalten.
@robes5euer.
Rem Yorf. "a. Mus. 8sinabe
eine etrabsnieite zines StraBengsbierts
NIT su6lf sroBen @ef9dften an Der
Wsf 4. StraBe, apii9sn Mercsr unb
Green StraBe, irurbs beute bura ein
bsrbesrsnoes Jsuer asrf6rt. Dos
Tsuer, bas einen WerIuf bon iber
$3.50, 900 nerurfa9te, tpurbe bon Der
Geuertpe6r auf bic oberer Stodperts
Der 9duier bei4rdnit, aber bas bon
ben e9lduden tn bic 5lammsi1 gs-
ipribts @aRer lief In bic unteren 2dben
uno ruintrts ale tpertbboasn Waaren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

S~ntsanapsIis 4afeesBsetfe
eew0bnI. bs gutter l0-l2c; srIs.a sic a.
rdblter A-16e T; Sanep 6as-8ee, soIAss
9euoru 10 bts a2e, Sapa 2s-s2e.
Sir DadetsR:
Esioia $15.25, 2ion 1875, Series gll.2s
saraeas ia. 70. Diuwortb1 s1e. 10, Sssia
Sara BIens $3.50, @Iimar Saba gIenb
s16'25, Dariea $16.25.
SnGer-Domtnoes 7.67e; etacsafs 6 q
suIpertNrter 6.4ae; xxxx yulperiFrtsg 5.l7s,
fesxer srasultrter 5.12e; gubes 6.B7e; zss,
Isctioners' u b.17e; ~sibsewoob u 4.s2s; ssJ.
xtr u l.82e; gsspire IA. nc: SbsaI azise
SoIbex 8 4.62e Dtxbfsr sgtra 8 4.57t.
Rissspooe 6 i.6ae: eeIber Q 8: 42e; IL seIl
ser 4.37.
getrodnete Srl&te-AspfsI, an SG Gssf,
sstrodnst. Sc; So5anHesbserex se sfs 8 &c;
strom lse BIB zoe; Roftxex. q gsrpR, psr
Efunb. ", Q 0roux 7}e. Z gsosus Tie ieas
u~semfreie Sebts se, California Ys,seaitl 74s;
euItana s}e, turpsvtirte euItaxa lie BID Lee
California xpriioisn Sc bis 12e.
Ganbp-7c; Stansen seurf9t 7; Sros
csr semtf&t 6ie; Banner TEiR 9s; grssw
Bonbons lie; @e. 2 Cream asrtG: loo
RaHs-BrastI nea lie bts 14s; StISssts Es
NanbsIn Il; wei9i4aIise x,axbsis l&
jorban RanseIn 16c; HeaxatE 5s BIB Ese.
aer6fete 7e bis Sc: GusIti@e BaIatHs etc.
Stdrte-pearI. DC. gbaupirx aIsb. l saa
8 pfnnS Paasts s.. sOr.. l Pfc. Saasss,
4K-6}e.
HidIes-2A00 TN Tab ss ; 1900 lm 5ss
$3.50: 1900 tn SaIbfab $3.50; 400 100 Sas
1850.
GiRs-Naa 40 o.. TsF). Sas. g. 10 per
Sa1one.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

US0S
SrR&ta
Aspfd 81! O0-s.60 per Sat.
Bancnem $l.75-2.25 ; sfeiae $i-s1.25.
gitronea "a 30 6 80 per H.ss.
Drcnqen - $4.60-6.60 psr asNfa.
giuea pIes ga .75-$3.N bic Rife.
DafermeIonen, Ice unb 1bc.
gfri9e, $I.51-2.s0p per 8uibeI.
0smHis.
grine gobnen-71e BET 8uibeI.
gotbe gtiben 25e PEI gutenh Bsut&es.
Snbiana Ganialopes, 81 bis 70 bet Sorb.
Grimes Rorn, Ii bas Duseno.
Gelery-5c bis 81 bas Stid.
Rraut - 81 per Sat.
BIumenfObI s1.25 pr Zutesb.
gurfen - $3.50 per Outexb.
oaIat - 81 Bis 6oc per BuibeI.
Swiebela Rotbe unb wesSe $1.2S pee
bunbert Bfunb ; Spanfi4e 8utebeIn 81. 80
per Rite.
BeterfGie 1b-soe pei Dutexh cua4es.
Neue RartoHeIn-s2 90 per Sat-.
3sabieie 2)e per Dusexh.
spinot - s. per Sos.
SaB.artoFeln Sirstnsa $3.25 Balti'
mprs s2.0 -2.76; Serisp $3.50 $500
per Tab.
tomatoes 81 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

Del1fcrn - 8ertaufspretie: s nae sa
0naIitdt. s0-s6e.
~3afer-sef1dIt 3s-40e: is ben Netrex
S10 .60-SI1.50 per Esnne.
Niaet gertaufspreiis: ~. 0o-7s.oo
ximotbp-Bertaufsprete: sl5. 00-19.t0.
etrob-preHe, ie mad BEN 0rah. b EtI
len, 81 .00-S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

= 3wetipferbsbtebe In Ananberto,
Otla., t6bteten beute einert @eiben, a!s
Re ber6aftet tueroen ioltsn. 6ie iH4.
tetet NIT einem Snbtaner, Der einer
Weiben ermorbet bate, MURDER, aber
BON Garmer1 unb Jnbianerrl berfolet,
um3tnselt unb i&lisBlt& bsr6aftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
0etxetas.

&sbex 3c. 3 rptber Tic, aaf asss
fsx, CSC Don Ra5Ien; 20. 8 cetss size,
alusuf, 71c; Basexpeaex zoe.
8ei4torn - go. l mess t2fs 80. 2
uets 62fe; SO. 3 wetb b23 80. 4 Ests.
6oc; 1o. 2 wsit seuai9i 61ft Hn. Q
~etb semifGt b14e; SO. 4 Ists a~p7a.
SOC; To. 2 seIb 5lfc; 20. 8 ssIt 6Ifl
30. 4 seb SOC; 80. q armiiat 61si
80. 8 asnif9! Sic; Ac. 4 ssmtGi 61s
soIbex 50:.
3aier 30. 2 uetssr Slf:; 10. Q reTaa
a1e; Ro. 2 geutiGter 814;; &c. : ss<n.stsE
s03c.
peu SO. / atn,otbr t15 2S 10.
2. $1k co.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
8afe=HaQ.

y m srtcan. aoeiation n.
Winnsapolis, "a. Nug.
W~inneapoIis 10 o. l
SnbianapolIs O. O0000000- 0
Batterien - Sbomas uuo Deager;
Gii6sr uno Solmes.
ct. Yaul, "a. aug.
ct. paul.. 80 O223O21*-10
9ouisoine IL 02OO2000- 5
gattsrien uno Drill; putt'
man, 3enna unb Stoner.
Wilmautss, "a. Hug.
Cries Sptel.
WiIuaufee ...C O100O20*- 8
Columbus 90 100000 l
gatterien-gurtis uno 8oib; apan
uno Blue.
3meites 6pteI.
Wilmaufee. % 003000000- A
Columbus. 20 12O000001-
gatterien - 8oobmin unb 8eniGe;
Glabsrtp. Bell uno Rpan.
Ranfas @ttp, "a. Mus.
Ranfasgttn. 10 o. 3
Soleoo .......1 00000200-
gatterien = Miiaban iinb abbot;
@gan, epanrl unb 2eabp.
atipnaI.2t 9a.
pittsburg, "a. Dug.
ptttsburg. ....0 O0000000 o. 0
Netu gorf. ....0 OO100020 o. 8
gatterien-pbilippi, 2pnd, pbelps
unb @ibion; Wc8innitb uno 8opsr'
man.
Chicago, "a. gus.
grFes spiel.
gbtcaqo. ......0 0020300*- 5
philadelphia. % 00000000- 0
Batterien - Msulba9 uno altng;
Rt9ie unb Dpnaban.
3uettes spiel.
@bieaau ......O 1O4O200*- -
philadelphia ..00010002O- 3
gattsrisn g unosrs,1 uno Woran;
QuI6 uno Donoban.
ct. Souls. "a. aug.
81. Souls 20 0231000*-4
BDfon .......0 100O00n0 o. l
gattsrien-6iesins unb WA-f6aa;
pfslsr uno D'Neil.
Cincinnati, "a. Mug.
grfes SPIEL.
Cincinnati. -. 010000300- 4
Brootlpn 49,. 0041OO100- 6
gatt.rten-ewims uube9lsi;s trid.
lett, paforious, Berger unb Bitter.
3mettes SPIEL.
Cincinnati .......0 l. l
Droollpn. 100000 0
Battsrien-Deimsr, 9ibineRou unb
Q-0s-lA.~ .-A m~-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
rate,

gnsros . ScriaafaSrtiis JnsScsis ts
69nspsrtSfc 8oe pei Hfmzs e~xaemries.
S9mesersaie 1se. EisecsH!a eraart $ Sd
lak, Geru Doc! GtsbSarS lie. mshssnAe
f4er 2tnsbureer 13e. orid IA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
RubIe1.

Aruut
Rmtbraete (aue @r6ben). TIA
Rau9Ioie 2un1p. 5.5e
Rau@Ieie-Shoveled ...~. 500
&au&loie Rine Sun ............-. 40
Gaxxeu 500
0tobetr0..............r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III
Sa6fou IObte "..........-...... 40
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&Btttfreoe 4 90
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3asses, sFses use 8saassl.

Santler bssab!sx !slgsNss kkiEeHe:
3atter - Gpux.ry. IA, SssCmsrs 70 .
9satx So.
Srif@e Gisr-l5: pet Cutexb.
Hiibner 9}e, S6txe 4. Tarisp3-9-lae.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-04-25
Savings Banks in HIexico.

Savings banks are practically I'M
known institutions in the City of Mex
leo. If a man has a small amount 90
deposit, with the expectation of being
able to add to it from time to time, he
will be at loss to find a bank that
will be willing to take care of his ap-
parently Insignificant sums and pay
him interest on the money that is thus
gradually deposited.
AS a matter of fact, there are only
about two places in the entire city that
will show any interest in his small saw
ings, one of these being a little bank
for working people, which was organ
lied a couple of years ago, and the 9th
er place being the Monte de la Piedad.
which receives deposits of any amount
and pays 6 per cent interest per annum
on them.
The little savings bank has had
hard struggle to maintain itself. 1t is
a noticeable fact, however, that the
bank in question has few Mexican
working people as depOsitorS, most of
its patrons being Spaniards who are
working for wages as grocery clerks
and boOkkeepers.-Me Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-04-25

In novels, and at last he was to do
something that would live in history.
and be read by admiring people ev-
erywhere. And just before rolling in
he sat down, and after much laborious
thought constructed a dying verse to a
certain blonde young lady who work
ed in r. II. Macy's dry goods empo-
rum in Boston:
Il place your picture meath my dark
blue shirt
And, should tomorrow see me bite the
dirt,
Remember, dear, your face was next
my heart,
Your name the last word that nv lips
did part.
Farewell"
And the next day it came. The
squad was small, the lnsurrectos many
and the retreat toward Bong Bong
somewhat resembled a rout Orderlies
were sent ahead for re-enforcements.
but as most Of the horses had been
carefully killed during the first attack.
progress was slow. Many were walk
ing, and the few horses remaining car
ried double burdens. Van Allen had
the saddle Of one Of these horses, and
Sergeant Brown rode behind with one
arm bound up, cursing softly and
steadily.
A man riding beside Van Allen turn
ed and gaZed at him with wide. star
ing eyes, and then smiled wanly and
rolled off into the mud His fellow
rider dismounted and threw him across
the pommel needless of the blood which
dyed his khaki pants a deep crimson.
Blood had been too common a thing
that day to cause remark or atten-
ton.
as he dead?" Van Allen gasped.
"How the h do I know" was the
reply. I'm no medic"
After the first fury of the attack
the little party had numbered but nine
men and five horses, and of these two
men were now dead and the rest
with the exception Of Van Allen. had
wounds, painful, If not dangerous
Brown had only a flesh wound through
his left arm. Although Van Allen was
badly frightened his romantic notions
buoyed him up, and he essayed to Joke
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-04-25

to his regular duties again he decided
that the little recruiting sergeant and
he were going to have a brief talk If
ever he got back to Boston alive.
Then one day came the rumor that
back in the province the natives were
forming for an attack. At first the re-
ports of native spies had been disre-
garded, and any intimation of inslr-
rection had been sneered into silence
at division headquarters, but the re-
ports continued to come in from vari-
GUS sources until orders were finally
issued to investigate. Van Aliens
troop commander was ordered to send
a squad of men out into the suspected
district to find the truth of the reports
in circulation. Then Van Allen knew
that at last his chance had arrived.
He secured permission to form one of
the squad Of eight men detailed on this
duty.
After eight hours of hard marching
the squad rode into the barrio of San
Estanislao, reported to be the head
quarters of the projected uprising. At
the first glance the barrio appeared
quiet and orderly as any Filipino viii
lage, and the men were inclined to
think that they had come on a fools
errand. But there were a great many
men around the streets for SO small
place, and all the next day they pour
ed into the barrio, many Of them evil
IDENTIFY from the neighboring Mills
All the natives appeared friendly
and peaceable, however, and the doubts
that had arisen in the mems minds
were gradually lulled to rest They
still kept a watchful guard on the
town, but discipline was not as rigid
as it should have been. Lieutenant
Haight was young and inexperienced
officer, and as a consequence matters
went rather loosely and caused old
Sergeant Brown to shake his head
grimly and confide to Van Allen that
she had dealt with these brown devils
before, and that the Jeniente was tax
ing things altogether too easy"
'"Then there may be trouble" haz-
arded Van Allen.
"Trouble?" grunted Brown. ''Naw,
not trouble, just plain, simple H."
and Van Aliens heart expanded and
throbbed at the thought that at last
he was to participate in a real engage
ment.
All that night he busted himself with
last messages to dear ones at home,
meantime humming plaintively that
popular, pathetic "Just as the Sun
Went Down." They always did this