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Pleas may b driven away by frssly
spfinkling c4mphor into small bits Il
the hAunts Of the nes&
Keep little camphor 81 hand thess
hot days, and If the head hecomes nm
comfortably warm. battle Il with tea
spoonful in two ounces Of water. This
drives back the blood and averts sun
stroke.
-Varnished furniture, mahogany o.
rosewood, II kept carefully busted, 10
quires only an occasional rubbing with
chamois-slin or thick flannel to retain
its polish perfectly. Soap should never
be used ON varnish.
Gooseberry Jelly. Prepare the ber-
ries as for jam, and when very soft
strain through jelly bag, and to each
! pint of juice add nearly . pound Of
sugar Boil the juice ten or fifteen min
utes before adding the sugar. then boil
the two together until it stiffens upon
trial When done put into glasses and
seal Orange Judd Farmer ~
Soda Foam. Two pounds Of white
sugar, whites Of two eggs, two ounces Of
tartaric acid, two tablespoonfuls Of
flour, juice OF one lemon and two quarts
OF water. Boil two or three minutes.
To use, dissolve half teaspoonful OF
soda in half q glass. Of cold water, stir
in two tablespoonfuls of the acid and
drink while effervescing. The Home.
For basic substance for most plain
fruit sauces and jellies, rhubarb is in
valuable 1t Is, however, as it receives
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-04
FEMALE CRIMINALS.
A Comparative Study of Crime In Fran
During tho Past Year.

Comparative Study Of Crime In Franco
During tho Past Year.
Maitre Proal, of the Bar of AK, has
published comparative study Of male
and female crime in France during the
last year His object is to refute tho
theory Of the anthropological criminal
lists, headed by Lambroso, who hold
that women more closely resemble the
prehistorical types of the human race
than men. In the period named there
were 4,29S convictions for felony, in
which 3,672 OF the prisoners were men
and 626 women. OF "a cases of poison
ing, two-thirds were committed by
women. One hundred and seventy-six
men were convicted of arson, as against
So women. OF the 295 cases of murder.
o4s were by men and AZ by women. In
Is cases of homicide and vitriol-throw-
ing by women actuated by revenge the
accused were acquitted, extenuating
circumstances being admitted, and are
not. technically to be held guilty.
Women, it may be said, are prevented
by their want Of muscular strength from
committing murders of brutal kind;
Dub bnlS ODJtCllOu WOuiu HOb apply ~
theft. OF 46,2S5 persons convicted for
theft, IS, 6S7 were men and 0, sos wom-
en-. In cases of shoplifting women are
in excess of men, and ladies are more
frequently convicted than women Of
the poorer class. Notwithstanding the
fact that in France women are
nearly as often in business as men.
thav ara much 1ees oftaDer UuilfU Of
fraud than members of the other sex.
OF these latter, 3,596 were convicted,
while only 6S1 women we're charged
with the same offense M. Proals con-
clusion is that in France seven-eighths
of the criminals are males, which, in
his opinion, is reason for placing
women on an equal footing with men in
regard to civil and other rights.
don Exchange.
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or tree, as the case may be. dies during
the winter.
have picked them off with my ''bug
pincers" on bright days when they
come out on the south side Of the tree
to sun themselves, and think l have
saved some trees by that means.
The same or q similar bug noticed
at work on the apple trees at the same
time. The s'pincers' mentioned above
| find very useful in many ways They
work on the principle of pair of sheep
shears, are about eight inches long and
were made by local blacksmith at q
cost of twenty-five cents, and are fine
thing for manipulating many kinds Of
insects = Rural New Yorker.
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rhss sa,nsnsss of5socisty.

Society in its upper circles is pretty
much the same everywhere. At the
Pappenheim- Wheeler wedding in Phila-
delphia the other day it hung out of the
windows, stood on the fences near the
church and on the backs OF pews inside
the edifice and jostled the bride on her
way from the carriage to the sanctuary.
1t was very select affair, only l,50U in
vitations being sent out to sour best
people" but 50 many of these people
claimed admittance for their cousins,
their aunts and their neighbors on their
own cards that the church was packed
to suffocation, and the elite could hard
ly get its breath. No great harm, was
done, however, for the police manages
ment was Of the best and every body
got away with their lives and most Of
their clothes When spectacular we'd
ding comes off, society East or West
Is bound t. be shere. ~-lndianapolis
Journals
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We sat fn the shadows Of trees,
Where murmnrIng waters we're heard;
Wecaught tiie perfume 81 the bloom from tho
breeze,
We heard the soft hum Of the Iaboring bees,
And song Of The twittering bird.
Nowcfrd. rustic beauty was there,
But clou1iess blue skies and green sod;
And HUGS OF sweet vioiets, placidIy fair.
And tints Of ground fyy--fts fragrance 50 rare
Seemed borne from the gardens Of God.
Beyond where the vi0lets green.
Beyond share the iyies. wsre spread
A peopIeiess city vas dimiy In view,
The tenants wcrt hidden from sight. yet we
knew
The sbadoNy lind Of the deal.
AI0of from their burdens Of care,
: just under the sod and the sand.
The tenants lay silent and motioniess there:
Their spirits adrift In . far region whereof
A far away, shadowiess land.
But where can this vague region bci
This region Of shadowlcss Skies
They sayft IL over Iimitless sea.
But how can we cross the cxpanse and be free.
Or how can we know where II iiesf
How far through the shadows and gloom,
All pcnt In the sod and the sand -
How far through the dark, dismal shades by the
toInbf
How far TO the region OF brightness and bloom ?
How far 10 the -shadewiess laHd2 - =
IS. s. Gorby, In indianapolis Sentinel
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Handling bug. with Pinoers.

For several seasons have noticed in
our ounce orchard bugs resembling the
large gray squash-bug in color, but
being rounder and flatter in shape and
having the nauseous odor of the stink
bug" They infest the trunks and large
branches of the ounce trees during the
summer and fall. Where they harbor
the bark becomes discolored and during
the fall will crack open, and the branch
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-04

7s|ilII1I:
~S.sfexaS s9Al<:
sELF-CLosING DOOR.

all around the yard orr pen. A slated
door made OF light material Is hung by
stout screw-eyes, as shown in the en-
craving. The pigs can pass readily
through the door. which closes BY Its
own weight, while it Is too heavy for
the fowls to move. American Agricult-
urlsN
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THERE are ten thousand men in the United
States who would at once set out for Africa
on exploring expeditions II they only had
the money to 60 ahead on. This want OF
money Is one OF the reasons why 80 many
OF our enterprising men remain at home
and unknown. -Detroit Free Press
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LAnoR Is honorable; always excepting,
Or ignoramus. Olathe (kan.) Mirror.
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A BALrIMoRE girl has gone insane be-
cause she wasn't born q man. She never
had TO meet the rent, nor shave, nor serve
on jury, nor pay poll tar, nor fasten her
didn't know when she was well cf.-Mer
chant Traveller
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-04

The whirligig of time reverses soma
things completely. Thirty years ago, in
this country, old masters sold their slaves
at auction. Now we frequently see ssold
masters advertised to be sold at auction.
-NorristoWn Herald.
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TEE enterprising real-estate spectators
OF Seattle have been laying out subdivisions
30 far from town that it win soon be din
cult to determine where Boston ends and
Seattle begins. Chicago News.
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RELIANCE may be placed in every repre-
sentation made by Maher & Grosh, Toledo
O., whose ad. viii be found elsewhere In
this paper. No risk in sending them
money, they will do exactly as they agree
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-04

A. N. PRIEST, Druggist, Shelbyville, Ind,
says: "Hall's Catarrh Cure gives the best OF
satisfaction. Can get plenty Of testimonials,
IS It cures every one who takes IT. Drug
gists sell it, 75c.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-04

Str Novels Free, will be sent by Cragin q
Co., Philada, Pa, to any one in the Y. 8: or
Canada, postage paid, upon receipt OF ~
Of novels on circulars around each bar.
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II you should SEQ messenger boy run
ming when there was no cause for Il that
would befa phenomenon. but II you should
It that would be . miracle. -Ehmira Gazette
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Now COMES the pretty girl, In comforta
BILE summer costume, under the white lace
aunshade. Whatever may happen later.
the young man who is permitted to Sit on
ct the moment to regard life a. an absoinfs
failure IN. Y. World
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"IT's not my fault" observed the struR-
Cling butcher, as he weighed twelve ounces
OF bone to the two pounds OF steak, oif
can't make both ends meat"-American
Grocer.
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IT 10 only when man begins to dictate
his letters that he hnds out how poorly he
can aik.-Puck.
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An English paper states that "women ara
too much inclined to touzle the hair.n a
statement that most married men will in
dorse.-The Rams Horn.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-04

AMI one can take Carriers Little Liver
Pills, they are SO very small No trouble to
swallow. No pain or gripping after taking.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-04

HALF-cuRED eruptions will return. Eradi.
cate them with Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, 80 cents.
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TIE man who carries . ballot In one hand
and 4 6vA-dollar bill In the other today
should barry ball on ono leg and q chain
6h the other tomorrow Ashland Press.
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A very simple and effective arrange
ment to, protect swine from constant
raids OF poultry while feeding is shown
in the accompanying illustration, from
sketch and description furnished by w.
A. Graham, Indiana. Pickets are
nailed to the top boards Of the fence
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A CRACKER and biscuit trust IL the LAT.
est business combination. It is proper 10
say that too great trust in biscuits has
broken up many happy home.-N. Y.
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TEE trouble with justice 10 that she does
50 little besides holding her scales. Gal
WESTON News.
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TEE music that hath charms to soothe tho
savage was produced BY his. victim while
being scalped.-BinRhanito Leader.
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| be? Drowned? 3. God forbid
| dros1n1d--the thought was dreadful 70
her. In aasszS6ne was rereaiedsto her
tSeIfY8 4he9 I0yeyf \ him a0yed MIN Win
her whole hearth had loved him all the
time without knowing It What had
be come to the door for that night? It
1 secmed ages ago to her now-~to bring q
message OF warming? Her father-was
he safe? O, heaven. that appalling
darkness--that dreadful roar OF rushing
waters!
She raised her voice and. called,
..Richardrr 1t was lost in the roar Of
the food. She tried again, summoning
all her strength. and sending her clear
voice ont over the waters--..R Richard.
Richardr'
She thought she heard a human voice,
1 faint and far away--could 1t be his? He
was near her when the Hood struck the
| house: he might be somewhere near her
now
She raised her voice again. and called
his name with desperation horn of
/ fear and love. a dark object was float
ing near her, tossing up and down ON
the resistless current She could see
that 1t was a man, ciinging to mass OF
boards. The face was turned from her.
| but the head looked familiar. She
called again, and the man turned and
looked at her.
| SIS It YOU. Eloise?', he screamed: and
then she barely heard him .syott.
Eloise? Thank God,p
Sbe breatbed a s;ob ~ rel;ef She
felt "a Il now--safe even on the bosom
of this rushing OCEAN of fierce waters
and crassb;ng dehr;s--if he yara near
She saw that no was TRYING to. oct to
hsrs.I,nts.f,t,,,,-,, sr,,,, mi
loose his Mold m TIC hoards md trnst
biroseIf ono instant in that mighty cur-
rent sba could a., bis taco wbite and
.aonivad tnrnad ~ har.l,yaus t,,rnad
10 ber sometbino had stru..t him and
cut a cash in his head and the blood
was triclIino down his nallid cheek.
shc could see II from where she chung In
| the branches OF tho elm-tree.
shaa;a not Lno tha. ona haont;f,,l
white arm was hare To tho shoulder and
bleeding from a cruel blow sbe had re.
ceiyed-she did not realize the main in
her head where tho tree had struck her
such things were trivial now Life
was the only thing to be thought Of
lifc-and death-if death should come.
| 4 house came reelfno down and struck
tho mass Of boards to which Richard
cling The sbock loosened his hold
and Tossed him far ont into the water
The horrible undercnrrent sucked him
in and he sank from sight. The next
moment his white face showed above
Tho water Such. horror and desnair
Eloise had never seen as she saw there.
One last annealine leel at ber.-one- ,,rv
from her white l.ns. and he was gone
again. Eloise praved-nraved as she
had never dreamed Of nravino before.
| = - % -
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TIE best cough med cine 10 Piso's Cure
for Consumption. Sold everywhere. Csc
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COMPETITION begets enterprise and entcr-
prise has induced grocer to advertise
hgennine horse-radish, fresh from the
horsA n--Binghamton Leader.
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EVEN when o rattlesnake manages to
keep Its head all right IT Is liable to get rat
led at the tdIl-N. 3. Picayuno.
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A MAX should be sure he's right, then fol.
low his knows.-Yonkers Statesman.
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bow SAD It makes O man feel to observe
fye-dollar straw hat on aseven-cent head.
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4. n. KELLOGG NEWSPAPER Co.

see $40 psARBoRn ST., CHICAGO. I'LL.
ga 3 22e WALNUT STREET. OF. LOUIS MO,
II q - ONTARIO STREET. CLEVELAND. oHIos
III 4 i7s ELM STREET.. CINCINNATI. OHIO.
4ol wyAkooTTE STREET. kAhsAs otrv. MO-
% q 40 JEFFERSON ST., MEMpHs. TENN.
"a 70 90 EAST sTH STREET. or PAUL. MIMI
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ONR ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figsis taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gentlyyet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial inits
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities COM
mend it to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 900
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. XIV. kEW YoRx. M
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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1t was very quiet, very brief cere-
mony that made them man and wife.
1t was no tine for merry making and re-
joicing. Death and poverty were every
where. Her father was among the lost;
the servants were missing; many of her
friends were gone from human sight for
eyer. Every dollar of her fathers
wealth had been swept away. ! She
was penniless. The beautiful home
was entirely destroyed. Nothing that
had been hers remained.
Nothing she had loved in the old days
was left her. Nothing? Yes thank
God, her husband-her good, brave
Richard! They had gone together
through that dreadful night, their
paths henceforth through life lay side
by side
Eloise was a changed woman. What
had been wrong in her became good.
What had been vain and foolish be-
came beautiful and pure. Her whole
nature was changed-her heart en-
nobled and uplifted, made sweet and
womanly and good.
II Is no wonder that her husband,
tenderly struking TIM dark hair with
its atrentss OF siiver, smiles and ID
thankfs' for her, rejoicing In her ~ the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-25
MAST IN WASHINGTON.
HIS DARING CRAYoN PORTRAYs CHARACTERISTIC MEN OF
THE HOUSE.
REPRESENTATIVE MORsEs WHISPERS AND CARLsLEs FA BLOWER
FROM TEXAS TRANSFORMED INTO AN AJAX

ident himself, to say nothing of
how he would fool with Baby Nc
Kee.
az have been walking around bit, :"
he said, pausing and tapping his round
little chest with his forefinger, fbut
1 haven t met anybody know in town.
Has everybody gone away? Or is it
possible that they all avoid me and
stay indoors on account of my lit
tie sketches?'
intimated that it was possible that
the people of Washington had taken
this means of showing their displeasure.
''You may remember that 1 warned
you, - said L.
We entered the house together, and he
was hardly ensconsed in seat q little
distance from mine, when the quick
pencil was out and at work travelling up
and down across the paper, in a series of
gyrations that attracted my attention.
"Ah!" said 1, coming upon him sud-
denly, ''you are at it again 1 see. ="
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-25

enough to make fame for the possessor.
Alasl Why can not we too have whis-
kers like him?''
had to rub my chin oontemplatively
in order to repress smile at SO much
guilelessness.
''Who is that ex-priZe-tghter, with
clenched fist, now raising from his seat
over yonder?' Intercepted Mr.. Mast,
who in moment of forgetfulness had
chewed his crsyon in half. He was now
whettting 1t for further attack.
eek prize-fighter, indeed!' 1 ex-
claimed, almost loud enough to be over
heard by those who sat near. "Why, l
always supposed an artist was judge of
men ard could read character and tenn
perment through the features and ex-
preston. That is one of our very ablest
and foremost men-Mr. Carlisle of the
Covington district of Kentucky, ex-
speaker of the house.. -
"Weil, what is the matter with my
physical diagnosis?' l have the great
est respect for prize fighters, and in my
time have associated with many of them
including Heenan and Savers. 1 knew
at once by that mans looks that he was
a prize-f1ghter, and so he is. How much
better off is man with big body like
that man sand a heart to match
don't doubt-than narrow-faced,
cramp- ohested fellow, who is all talk
and no fighter whatever?'
And Mr.. Mast assumed an injured air,
vet there was a suggestion of swagger
about the little man as though he, too,
would fain be considered one of the
"b 'hoys' whom he has often limned so
we'll. 1t dawned upon me that 1 had
discovered new quality in my friend.
He was something of sport himself. 1
instantly felt my respect for him rising.
"Ahi there is the handy man of your
congress, suppose. Look! quick! Who
is he?'' and he pointed across the
chamber.
"Thst is Mr.. Heard, from Missouri.
He is great orator, also, and rising
man in his party
HIndeed! 1 should think it dangerous
to have such man around. Suppose he
should ever lay hands on the govern
ment; what would become of it?''
And the little man threw down his PEN
Gil and shook with commissions of
laughter.
''The idea is absurd, said 1, severely.
"Why, if he did, some other member
would put his foot down. You NAV not
have observed some of those feet.''
At this Mast suddenly reached out and
grasped my hand.
"Come, now; that ism bad for you.
In fact, it's pretty good, for you are such
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-25
rns Ati,ude Of panas !, zoe Fest


above the level of the sea, but it is TO-
900 feet above all competitors, in fact it
is so far above them all that it viii take
a good telescope to discern them in the
dim distance. AS Dallas Is above them
all in altitudinosity sso.aae the beautiful
lots in Hatl's Seeoa North Park addi-
ton to Dallas tn8sr above all similar
offerings in city. Come to Dallas,
let us take ont and you will then be
prepared apptAeiate the advantages OF
the loca&fn Bug. lot and you Will
have Q8& one regfet and that viii be
that you didn It take mere. The price is
only 500 and the terms7ap easy that most
anybody can meet them. z For maps and
full description address or call on Hall,
FIshburn s. Co., Real Estate Brokers,
S37 Main street, Dallas.
Groats or rolled oatss Esat,
oat meal. sago ands goea aezt farina
ana rice fea1 anet reserved at the Fort
Wozsf fucef Co.'S.
There will be state meeFinE &c the
LIQUOR dealers of Texas hels 81 the 2Sth
day of May u 1850 WACO. All intend
ing ,yisitpz p5s4se advise secretary.
V. A. MCDONNELL,
Secty. L. D. A.;WacO, Texas
-s>-s------
stilwell 81 Bed pig hams and
breakfast bad 81 Turner s. Dingee'B,
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copyrighted 1907

special 10 the dazeIte.
WASHINGTON, May pa am now
more than ever convinced that MIR.
Nsst's mania for sketching is an inoura-
Bile one. To most people-myself in
ofuded-it would naturally seem to be
merely an innocent and divertlng PEN
chant; and 1 am equully sure that it af-
fords the keenest pleasure to Mast him
self. But while he is here in the ma
tional capital 1 have felt it my duty to
endeavor, as far as possible, to repress
his prediction, being apprehensive that
it will sooner or later get him into
trouble:
When 1 met him yesterday l was
deeply panied to find that, far from be-
ing satisfied with his recent visit to the
house of epresentaIives-when his flip
pant remarks with his pencil kept me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-25

s'No, no; am just sketehing dainty
moss ell' Che makes dreadful puns),
(which was too tempting to resist. L
suppose that man over there, who has
assumed so striking pose against the
chair is one of the great statesmen of
the nation. Does he draw all the bills
for the house? He looks as though
he could draw anything from bill to a
tooth. -
"Oh! no; that is Mr.. Morse, the MEM
Der from Massachusetts, - said 1,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-25

in state Of nervous agitation - he
wanted to repeat the experience. For
small man he IS intensely brave.
This characteristic is, suppose, COM
mon to great geniuses, particularly art
lists, who have no more dread of the
august front of our national legislators
than they have of an unpaid tailor's bill.
This infer from the free treatment of
the aforesaid legislators whenever they
have given sittings either to painter or
sculptor. But the treatment applied by
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-25

stilwell Bed pig hams and
breakfast bal 81 Turner s. Dingee'B.