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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-22

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LADIES LIST.
Allen NJ l. Mrs Adams I MIS-
Bell Agnes Mrs Bers Laur Mrs (2)
Black A Mrs Boyt Lucy Miss
Blocker Alice Clark Tom Mrs
Cox Leathie Mrs Cole r Mrs
Carruthers $ Mis-. t,verson Phillis
Foster $ G Mrs Fryar J W Mrs
Pollard Dot Miss Gran, Lula Mrs
Griffin Rebeaker Garret George
Harrison AnnieMrs Herde R A Mrs
Hssley NJ V Mrs Harris Sarah Miss
Hines NJ Miss Henderson Lillian
Jones Lizzie Mrs Jonson Maria Mrs
johnson Erie Mrs Kendrick S Mrs
Kelly Marry Miss Lethio K N Mrs
London Sallie MrsLipriss Rosie Mrs
Lewis Lizzie Miss Lack |. G Miss
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MorersNorerMiss Mrs
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White B Miss Wood Mamie Miss
Wood Mary Mrs Wright W A Mrs
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Allgaier G c Bell ID c
Barker John Boutwell, } I
Barton Tomous Boman Geo
Braun Austin Brownlee u
Buchanan jeff Bel Chas
Crantill j NJ Rev CavinesS j T.
Catlin G K Carver w l.
ChaemberlainW WChone ] H DR.
Clark Dan Conray J
Cowan Jim Cozart N G
Cone ] w Cook w l.
Crouch Austin Davis S H
Diggs Robt Douglass G N
Ethrlge Charley Ellis j j
Fitch Joe Franks Dick
Foster Scion r Green jeff
Green h CHS M
Gibbs Pedro Gilbert Charley
Holbrook CT Hogan J Fl
Hall MN Harron f
Hall r NJ Hall las A
Hathaway in Jennings Eli
Jimpson R Johnson Polk
Kehn Geo Leonard J J
Magill David Mana JAS
Martin, Nose andMiller l. l. (2)
Fl,zhugh McClenty Eddie
Moore G l. Nichols K G
Pope G h Patillo Will
Pettigrew R l. Price G S
Rubin j Robertson Raney
r, lien he Raifsnyder Wash
Ratlif W w Smith ] DR.
Sladdon w Sanders M w l.
Savige John Shelton Frank
Slmms Gus Smith Jim
Simmons NJ A Steben John
Souls George Sumers Charley
Turner } I Turner Horace fool
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Taylor Joe Van Brunck Carl
Valiant + w Vaughn Sam
Wood Mark Williams Jesse
White T a Whiten John H
Whennell G White & Boyd
Wallace James Yunnate NJ
MlsCELLANEo US.
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LEM Jas Lyons A J
No. 1922 North Seventh
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12

&C ,par @iuter. s@s mar Naht.
Oben bic ,5terue auf ountlem @runoe,
Vim Sage mar S4nee, 9eIaQen.
Marie idlief ui6t; lie itant am Sen
jter uuo ,uartete. s@sors lolte 'tommen
Sic muBten lid be1mlih ieben. De,
Bater .bdtte ben @ellebteu nieberge.
iholea, wenn er ibu bel ibr 9eiunoen
bdtte.
llnten inn @arten rai9.lte cs; ba
buiebte et>pas iber ben tueiBen 5bnee.
Morie REF leiie: ,,@eor9!"
sic betam feline Nntiuort; es ,pas
,pobl Elm !5ale geweien. Die 'T6iere ia,
meu oes Neadts Huit lit ben Garter, I'm
iih bort et,uas e6utter ~ iuden.
Muf benz .8oie beulte immer5u eiu
9uno.
@om 9immel perl@wanben bic
@terne.
0aiiir flosen p%ieltauieno @interp6sa;
aur @roe; es fling an 3u j@neien.
Wtarie ma9te oas Sen tier III, aber
tie ,uartete nod. &l0bli@ tlcpite Is on
bic S9eiben, lie lab burd's Jenlter
eiuen ~tleinsn. tefeu sSdserbut NIT Der
Spielbabnieoer.
Ser <e tonnte beute ni9t i9lafen,
oieleibt neil oas @ebeul .bes Qunoes
ibu lt0rte.
CT ri@tete lid aui. gs mar linn,
ais Oh Ct i'm @arten, in Der Na6e oes
9auies Elm i4arreuoes Berdui9 seh1rt
bate.
Seize itonb CT auf unb sins nod benz
3lmmer, 100 bic Blbie bin9. Ct nabm
lie BON Der @ano.
9rauBeu tradte es, NIT @epra6el
brad oas 5palier %3uiammen, bas Der
Weiu NIT leinen &eben umtlammerte.
Der 6Driter b0rte bas Bre9en Der
2atten, einen Musenblid braulte Is linn
boz ben Obren, als Oh +bas Meer iid
uber ieiuem @aupte i9lDiie. Damn
iprons Ct auf ;uno ftano i'm '@arten, in
Der 9ano bic Gfinte.
Ct iab einen Wteni4en baponiasen
uno rib bic 8a@ie an bic S4ulter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
e It ie.

Droben itebet bic &ai erne,
@hauet itil ins T6a( binab.
Drunten lin9t bel Biei' unb AuelIe
6rob unb beQ Der @%irtentnab'!
@9auerlid tjnen Gliide nieoer,
Gur4terli4 brullt oer Corporal,
!6irtentnabe 49, Q~irtentnabe -Di9
auh britt mon bort einmal!
@rtennun9s5ei-4em
@aet Ct: ia, uno lie iast: nein;
@aster: i4ward, uno lie ia9t :tuetB;
syit ibm TAFT unb ibr 1T heiB;
@iQ er G(eii@ u,o lie eibt's Bein;
llno 9ebt . % BON Sabr III Sabr-
SITS 9eluiB Elm -@bepaar!
@eltame Be9 ra'n,b ne.
@i@ter: Die tamen sic .ba5u, ben
Nn3us 5u ite6len?"
N~neetlaeter: ,Damit id bier Dor
@eri9t anltanois erldeinen tonut'"
@eranberte 8 @1ase.
&urpiui9er: "Nuu, il9lef 4@ie
Shren g d m II b el b?"
8atient der >uieoerbolt tbeure uni
tp%irtunsslole. Mitte( einsenomnen)
~W { inen n'dt mebr - aber
Sbren!"
Cine eble GeeIe.
v@eb', Dstar, trinte bod ni4t ga,
10 piel! Sn BET turjen Belt, bic mir
bier iisen, beit gu bsrets oas brittle
@(as"
rMber i'd bite Di@, i@mma, mir fint
bic ein5isen @dite bier III bieiem
9roBeu 2ofale - Der &eluer ftirbt ia
Dor Qan9aueile, >uenl Id i'm .niht 81.
j4~ditl9e"
Woblwo((enb B.
Birsermeilter: vShul5e, ~iiuo 4bie
9erren pom Nlsi9ulie NOD uiht bop"
@tmeinoeciener: rNein, @err Bir=
9ermeilter!" p
Biir9trmeiiter: rNun, bann breben
Sie Die (lbr um Is Winuten 3uriid, b.
nit Die t3crreu nldt 81 lpdt tommen!"
@inai9e Musna>bme.
9irettor I'm giier): ~.... TIMER
Gheater 1T jebt gang neu' einaeri9tet
Der gorbon9, lberbaupt Nlles if
eiern!"
&r'titer: rSa, ia - Bis auf bic
y ellec - bic sinb ober
b . lSern"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
9 { +.


- 9os l1uslid it ebrli@, bas @lad
betrii9t uns.
- Wir t5nnen eber NIT una(idli4eu
MeniGen lueinen, ols NIT 2slldli9eu
laden.
@ei3i9.
&uti9er (bem cine 6(ieee in ben
muBtrn9 sefonen it,: rMab' .baB
b 'aus fcmnit - i'd iauf mein Bier
ietber!"
8osboft.
Qaura: r@ich', Dlaa, tuie tpunoer.
bare Brisfe mein 8rdutisam mir
f9reibt - I'M letten jenbet er mir
10000 Rifie!"
Olga: pa bat ct notwithstanding
an Define M tsi eeoa@t"
Die unse 9ausfrau.
v.... W a 3, bieies Subn &fojtet q
Mart? @ie piel toitet benin ein .Gi?"
r6 Bfennis'"
r0a 'fo1tet aljo bas bis9en D'rauf.
iiben l Mord 94?r
81 nj z8bras ~
....Der Graf ld@elte tab1, mas Set
Der berri@enben ~@ise iebr ansenebm
mar. IA
@~eri@nappt.
8ater Der 8raut: Man faat.
sic ieien fart perl@uloet?"
.2ieutenant (rpe9>uerfenb): vDas
b6swiQise @eru4t t6nnen ,tur meinlf
@ldubi9er ausseitreut baben!"
Sugar dmei
.9abeuf sic ais arst oeun audi Elm
@arte5immer?"
.Sa, 1osar 5mei: Gins, in benz
mcine @atienten aui mid, .una
etn's, in benz i'd auf neine g atien
ten warte!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12

| Inter ben Goue9et entoedte man balo
bieie eieeutblmliae GiieriI&telei uto
amilirte iib bariiber.
Nan aberl@Itte ben S6n9er f6rmlih
NIT Gomplimenten iber baS 1olent ieis
ner 5rau. Nan blelt i6n bic 8eitun'
gen uutsr bic Iasen, III auel&en Der
aritiser AIT Gube Der pier lansen Spal'
ten, ,uelde ct bent .Stern 9erulomet
bate, au@ eiuise 9silen Dem @attel'
wibmete, oeiien fribere 8eliebtbeit falt
9ans tobt ,upr.
Wls er eineaTases pieber eiuel lolhen
Nrtilel aeleien bate. Rlrunte CT pl0slih
III bic &aroerobe ie;uer Jrau, uiitbeao,
bleid Dor Corn, nit Der 9eituns lit BET
9ano, uno idrie: rDieier Neuih lit
alio SIR Geliebter 9e,ueieu?"
Bis 5u oielem Grab Der Nteoertrd9s
tigteit fiel er.
uuo oas mslid(ihe @eib, eeieiert
uuo uielbeneioet, oelieu. Nome aui be.
on alien Gden uon 8aris tlebenhen
@latateu obenan itano, Der lelbit aui
ben @titetten Ser &unfiieure uno 8arz
fiimeure itauo, iibrte cine traurise uno
unenolid seoebmiitbl9te @riiten5,
sic ,uaate es taum mebr cine .9eis
tuns 81 6ffuen, aus Tur&t, ibr Sob 5u
leisn, lie per9oB Tbrdnen iiber Rlumen,
bic man ibr suluari, uno bic lie in eiHer
Ode ibrer @aroerobe uertroduen lieB,
um niht audi 81 9aule nod bic srauz
ianne @rlnnerung an bic Wbenoe lbrer
Triumpbe III b%ewabreu.
Sic woqte Der 8ibne ednjli@ entla<
gen, a5er benz w;oerleBte ii9 ibr
Wann.
rWun ,uirbe sfaubsn, ba6 IS meiu
WlQe luar" - Ia9te ct.
llnb bon neuem be9aun ba8 2eben BET
Tortur iir beioe.
Nm 9(beno elmer 9remiere ,uo0te Die
@dn9eriu ioeben bic Blbne bctreten.
Da iaste Scenario 5u ibr:
.5eien sic aui S6rer !6ut. @s lit
cine &abale sesen sic i'm Bert."
sic la6te. - Cine Rabale seeen iie?
- @arum ioQte bus wobl fem? sic
bate feline 6einbe. sic 9enoB bic
Spmpatbie N1er - lie lebte auber6alb
a0er @liq uen uub @oterieen.
limb benno9 mar Is 10!
Snmitten Der Dper, 1T einem eroBen
quo NIT ibrem @atten, in benz 2lu9enz
bid, oa lire b'rclide 5timme aui benz
b64iten Son ibres @esiiters %onselanst,
nit elmer gabenj aus 10 sleihen reinen
Moten, oaB Tie elmer @erleni@mur slei4,
bic Nummern beencete, lieB etn uielltim.
mises 3iiden iie pl0bli@ peritummen.
! Sbre Muiresung uno rleberrai4uns
tbeilte lih Dem 9anjen 9aut nit. :.
Der Mtbem zines Seoen idien pl0fz
lth ebenlo abseidnltten, ebenio in Der
&eble iteden seblteben III iein, ,uie ibre
unpollenoete Gaoeu5.
uno pl6Bli@ our4iubr Elm tpabniinni>
ger, elm i@eubli4er @eoante ibren
3opf. Z.
NuBer ibr mar nur ct auf Der Scene;
ct itaao ibr se9euaber. - gI j..
|. Sic uanote i5r Nuse aui ibn unb iab
lit Dem ieinen wie ben 8lis eines bosz
baiteu 2ddeln 5uden.
9a bceriff bic ar,ue Jrau Nqes!
Gin S4lud5en lties in ibrerReble auf
baB lie gu erltiden elaubte.
sic brad IN Tbrdnen aus uno Der:
ihwaub raid in benz @9atten Der @ou:
liiien 80.
@s mar ibr eisener @atte, ber fe aus
5iI6em lief!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12

Sang - bonnernb - lang route bes
69uS babin.
Damn ities er bic Greppe em,por "
benz 8immer ieiner To&ter, sic bort',
tpie Bic Stuien unter ieinen 1ritten
fnarrten, Der Rlans idlus an tbr DIR.
aber lie brebte lid nidt UNI. Grit als
ibr &atsr bic Tbir aufma4te, tpauote
Ee ffih bonn 6enfer tpeg.
Sbr Outfits ,uar blei@. 8eibe Dbren
aber sliibten wieber in beler @0tbe.
sic iab ibreu Batter an ; ct bate bic
Jlinte III Ibse }9ano. Der Minb bate
bas iparli6e, 8rau,uciSe &aar bes
often ourbtplblt.
St iIano ibr 1~seseniiber feline Hruf
bob lid (dmer unb ieine tStirn music
beiB fem. Ct Sitterte, bic ,8dbne idlus
gen tuirj9enb auieiuanber uno bur4
Sic game @elta(t 5udte Is ,pilo:
,Dirne, On" idrie Damn Der Mlte, 10
laut, ais Oh bic @orte bic Wiuterna9t
burdiaeen ioQtea. Tub apieoer: ~9irne,
Du"
Mfarie bate oieielben tpie geiitesab.
,ueiatb erit nibt p:ritanoen. 0aun gin9
elm trampfbaftes Sditteln bur3 lbren
! R6rper; iest bearif lie. .
Nus ,6rem Munoe 5iidte Is: uM6r,
ber" @ilo, tabenuilo ipraus lie auf
ibreu 8ater ju; ibre ,9ano fiel ihtuer
aui iein &eii4t.
Der Nlte J9ins i6tuerfdQis aus Der
Ibire. St belt {id am Ereppeu9es
lduber feit unb d93te.
Marie iiberle9te. l6ier bleiben fonnte
ie nidt, - Der Mann bate ia ibren
@,liebten set6otet uno iie cine Dirne
9enannt. unb iie - lie bate ben 8a'
ter sel@la9en.
sic tpar aber9fdubis unb belob iib
lire redte 9aub, ,uomit iie ben Sdlas
gotham, aufmertiam. sic ditterte iett
ME Der W(te ourbin. Man bate ibr
einmal er5dblt, baB &inbern, bic ibre
@ltern sei@la9en, bic 9amo aus benz
@rabe wa4le.
Marie ains bic 9reppe binunter. sic
molte 5u @eors. @s i@neite nod .im>
n1er uno bic 6unoe beulten.
Sie i9auerte. Iueberall, mo il benz
tuei9eu @6nee bunttere Stelen iparen,
lab fe srinienbe, i@uar5rotbe Blut'
laden.
sic iGritt bur9 ben @aib. Tefes
Duntel urb northumberland @dnee unb
G~loden9eitiebe unb Sturmesrauiden.
Mitten I'M @albe mar cine tleine Ct
bobuns, 'mie Elm GROCER @aulwurfs'
baufen.
Dorauf leste fi@ Marie uno ialoB
bic Guaen.
Bon ben 8dumen trieb bet @turm bic
S6neemaile len, bic auf ben 9eiten logen,
qerabe blnunter sauf baS bunfelblonoe
9aar beS Mdbdens. ,
T5riter Macjinsfi iuGte fem ,&inb.
Der 6immel tuar nod betu6fft, aber
bic 2uft mar ftar.
@s tan1en 2eute, bic ben Nlten 8rlbp
ten. II
r6abt Sbr iie ri9t aeieben? "
rrWen benin, 9err G6rit r."
r,W1eine Marie. mein Rinb." %
.@ein, 6err T6rfter."
Ser G'bnec lfniri9te ,1nter ben
6hritten.
8ur9 .bas I@em1lb brad Die Connie,
aber nur auf Nu9enblide.
Sebt fam Der Mlte an ben tleineu
6iisel, auf ben @arie ii@ n~ieoereelaiien
bate.
Sc par Elm l@rabbisel, aber bic
2eide lag ni&t unter, iOnbern auf ibm.
Ger TSriter befreite iein Sinh lnon1
s@nee, bob les, auf uno iette fid. Dor
fid bin le9te er bic 1Tlinte. Ct nobur
Dtnrie in Die Nrme rnb fang. Gs ,uar
elm 2ieo, t>uunberbar tpehmiitbig, ,pie
.menn Elm ieuf5enber Siib iturm iiber bic
eteppensrdier 'uebt, elm 2ieo aus ber
Ukraine.
Weiter u,b meter, leiier unb LETTER
fang ber Wlte. uno binter ben @olfen
fam bic Sonne hernor unb ipie1te aui
benz o(Gu3euben Qaufe Der sEfinte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12

spnn uihsin onshluob ben @alo.
eDie Suit mar far uao rer 3;mmei
blnl
.Gr mar gang lsrtQt!:u pic o,2
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12

Mh! mas uibten ibm ieiue 3laeen
uno leiu 3oru, lelne 5rau batte lih bic
ppQe Gun t oes H%ublltums in T(uSe
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24

involved the expenditure of millions OF
dollars. The whole of the material
used i'll its preparation and construction
was bought in the United States and
mostly carried to the property ON vessels
owned by the family 1t was many
years before the company was OH Il pay
ing basis, and less than eight years ago
the stock, which is Of the par value
per share. Subsequently, however. the
expense of production was decreased
and a better price was obtained for the
sugar. when. for several years, dividends
were regularly declared and the price
advanced to nearly $50.
Sugar Stock.
AS the Hawaiian sugar planters have
not received any advantage under their
reciprocity treaty with the United States
since 1891, the big company has again
been on nonpaying basis, and year
ago the stockholders were assessed So
per share. The control of the stock has
always been held by Claus Spreckels and
his sons. but considerable is held outside.
and it is always quoted on the San Fran
cisco Stock Exchange. Many of the hold
80 i"iiNN ~ pay lhC iuSI dSStSSIllcIlC, anu
their stock was sold by auction and
bought i'll for Claus Sprec1els at an av-
erage price of about 12 cents per share.
This family now holds the entire stock
with the exception possibly of less than
1000 out of II total of 100000 shares. It
costs them cents per pound to raise
the raw sugar and deliver it in San Fran
cisco. and it is sold there to the Califor-
mia sugar refinery at slightly below the
ruling price of raw sugar in ew York
on the day of its arrival on the Pacific
coast. WILLIAM L .ONS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24
A RECENT FAD.
How Bright Man Is Rcaping "A Fortune
Examining Palms.
ISpecinl COrrcsnondcncc.l

Especial Correspondence
NEW York, Dec. 14.-Palmistrv is be-
coming fad in New York, and IL visit
to Cheiro, its exponent from Europe, is
almost as much of Il fashion here lis it
was in London during the past season.
This young palmist, with Il reputation of
having read 10000 hands, including those
of queen, during his necessarily short
career-for he is only 90 years of age-has
taken up his residence III the most fash
ionable part of Fifth avenue, where, at
50 each, he spends his time profitably
reading the hands of Gothams fairest
and most exclusive
A few days ago 1 visited Cheiro His
private secretary ushered me into Il
charming waiting room artistically
draped with sage green curtains. had
scarcely time to note the quaint white
and gold furniture, n red marble image
of Buddha, Il genuine Hindoo idol, tall,
graceful palms and many photographs,
including that of the Grand Old Man,
with his characteristic autograph, when
the curtains separated, and Cheiro him
self invited me to enter his sanctum.
He is Il man of fine physique. regular
features and gray eyes He is evidently
no ordinary fortune teller or adventurer
Although Il student, his manner is that
of u thorough man of the world, a re-
suit acquired through much travel
CheirO's sanctum is decidedly uncan-
ny. The walls are covered with Bur-
mese curtains, grotesquely embroidered
by hand. On the ceiling is an Indian
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24
SHE WAS A JEWEL.
But sho Had To Sock Now Fields Fer He,
Peculiar Ability.

hut She Had To Sock Now Fields For Her
Peculiar Ability.
fashionable New York dentist up town
had one of that peculiar type of servants
known as jewel. She had just come from
the operating chair of the dentist round the
corner the day she was engaged and had
made up her mind that it was n genteel
business. Her employer was very frssy
man and almost scared her to death with
instructions. His Office was in his fat in q
swell neighborhood, and it was n part Of
her business to answer the bell.
BE sure to treat everybody politely" he
said. II have some very nice patients, and
then, you know, people who come to sec u
dentist are rather touchy. The least thing
sets them off,"
"Yes, sur" said She
"They may be in great pain, you see"
"Ycs, sur" said she.
The girl turned out to be good girl, but
In the course of six months the dentist be-
gan to miss some OF his best customers. He
got out his book now md then and tried to
account for the falling off Finally one
day he was talking to his wife about it at
the table
is 1T the lady with the green carriage
and yellow legged footman you mean?"
suddenly inquired the girl, who had been
listening.
"Yes-Mrs. -. She hasn't been here
for months" was tho reply.
Yes, sur. You were out when she called
last" said the maid
Are you sure that you treated her po-
litely?"
"Oh, yes, sur. sent her round the cor
ner to DIR. Blank. He's first class den
tist."
"Wh-wh-a-whatr' The doctor nearly
choked on what he had in his mouth
oh, he's good dentist" said the jewel,
with charming naivette. HE fixes all my
teeth"
The doctor groaned. 'And-the-the
others?" a sickening sensation overcome
him.
II always send them around to Dr. Blank
when you're ont, sur. 1t is only polite,
sur
"Polite!' yelled the doctor Eyes, it's
-l''
The doctor is still there, but the Jewel
has found another situation, where her po-
likeness won't get her into troublc.-New
York Herald
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24
CIIEIRO.

tapestry which contains an authentic
written account i'll Hindoostanee of the
history of the Hindoo gods. The figure
of Il sacred Hindoo bull is an attractive
feature. On "a table in the center of n
lot of casts Of hands was that of Sarah
Bernhardt. Above the door the palmist's
Italian motto, "Che Sara Sara" c'What
Will Be, Will Be'), was rendered CHASTITY
by the reflection of Moorish lamp. A
green silk cushion, famous because of the
fact that 5000 hands have rested on it,
lay upon Il curious Indian table
With sense of genuine trepidation l
accepted Cheiro's invitation to place my
hands on the cushion. AS with pencil
he indicated the lines, l noticed curious
marquise ring containing three stones
which he wears upon the little finger of
his left hand. He said they were sym
bolic of the devil, the world and eter-
nifty. There was little of mystery in his
method Of reading my palms. He stated
in simple, straightforward manner that
certain things had happened and would
happen.
AS passed out into the green and gold
waiting room an autograph book con-
tanning IHo UuuleS Oh many celebrated
people both in Europe and America was
given me, with the request that write
my name and my opinion of Cheiro.
Many visitors, however, object to giving
him this testimonial, and go away with
out even revealing their identity.
In London, Cheiro was a fad. He read
the hands of everybody who was any
body, including the queen. A curious
fact about the palmist is that, although
he undoubtedly has another name be-
sides Cheiro, no one seems to know what
it is. How long he will remain in New
York is uncertain his intention being to
travel around the world. finishing his
tour in India, where he will be the guest
of n sovereign prince, who is to give him
certain ancient works on chiromancy
from which he is to compile book for
the benefit of the prince and his people
He is at present engaged upon work on
palmistry, upon which subject he has
already written several books.
LAURA OLIVIA BoOTHE.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24

Sitting in the summer twilight, they
talked of the future
The warm breath of evening stole through
the open window and played gently with
the lace draperies The fair creature with
the palm leaf was more than usually pen
sive
81 hope"-
Her voice was almost in whisper, and
her words seemed to be addressed rather to
the insensatc air than to her companion.
II may marry we'll"
The dark vision with the ostrich feather
fan raised her languorous eyes in mild sur
prise.
"Why"-
A smile Of reinsurance played about her
full, rich lips. -"all you've got to do ia
rehearse Il lot"
Soon the shadows deepened into dark
ness, and the lights were brought.-Detroit
News-Trbune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24

Prepared For a Victim.

They were taking an inventory in the
mems furnishing goods store
Here" said the new clerk, ''is n necktie
that I've been unable to work off on any
man. The pattern is really outrageous.
What shall do with it-throw it awayP"
NO" replied the old and willy haber-
dasher, some woman will come in here
some day to buy necktie for her husband,
and we'll work it off at q fancy price,
Buffalo Express.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24

Fitz, dizziness, hysteria, wakefulnesis
bad dreams and softening of the bran
quickly cured by Magnetic Nervine.
Sold by Christian e. Barbee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24
A Mean Rival.

Miss Esthete-Oh, L just adore poets.
What sad. soulful expression Mr.. Long
hair hast
Mr.. Smartohapp-You would have sad
soulful expression. too, If you were as far
behind In your board bill as he is.-New
York Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24
Evening Up.

while man rarely marries his first
love-" said the philosopher, II notice that
he is pretty well recompensed for her loss
by the satisfaction he gets in talking about
her to his wife. "-Indianapolis Journal.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24
A Movement on Foot.

"That fellow is two laps ahead Of you'll"
shouted one of the spectators at the goas-
you-please walking match. What are you
going to do about t2"
Pm going to take steps to get even with
him." replied the jaded pedestrian, limp
Ing along with vindictive look on his lean
face.-Chicago Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24

The doctor is still there, but the jewel
has found another situation, where her po-
likeness wont get her into troublc-Ncw
York Herald
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24
A Long TRIMMING,

Clara-She has passed three seasons at a
seaside resort.
Maud-And yet you say she is ingenious.
Clara-Yes. That's where she acquired
it-Truth.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24
Plenty of Faith.

Mrs. Chatter-Do you believe that cures
can be effected by the laying on of handse
Mrs Clatter-Most certainly. cured my
boy of smoking that way.-Rrooklyn Life