davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-12-02
Aturktherid1t+
@btcagp,2 2. De:

SDtcngo, z. Deg.
Solgcnoe 8retle purben bel grOBeren
Gortien e~r3ielt:
Butter, bette Greamerb=@ aore, 263
c., CUTE 243@253c mittelmdBige 229
@23c. 0airD, bette, 22@24c. mitteG9ute
un0 quite 1802Oc, friiber 8ading Stod
16(017c.
8utterine, Gaftlafe DairD. Is,
empire 49,, bette Creamery 10, Sainoiicr
III in v9tous" ober fIetnen @ebtnben &c
me6r.
&die, bette v6uu Cream gbeb6urs,"
104@11c, vSmtns" 103@113c, rYoung
9(merica" 103 @114 nad6semabter S6tpeiz
ger 113@12c, r8rif" 114@12c, 0tmburger
11(012c.
@obnen, 8e1e Stables" $1.753@
1.60, mittel9ute $1.55, nit 6er Nfaibine
g~cretnigte 81 .4O0$1.5O.
@ter, 9on3 friibe, 23@24c bas 9ub6.
W9tsfeD, $1.15.
@ef1iigcl, lebenbt9es, SurfeD 800
Toe; 6Ibner = 6ennen Co., allie uno
iunge 6-6!c; Gntcn 8@9c fir lebenOige;
@dnle, ~lebenbige nit ben ganSen 6ebcru,
S .50(9$7.0 90 bas 0ubeno. Spring
Gbifens" 6@63c baS 8funb.
Sb It, geb0rrteS: 2(cpfel, tinitlicb gez
trodnete, 73@1Oc. bas gfunb, an Der
Some 9%coOrrie nDroltbe 5@64c, gfirlibe
5@6c, 8rombcercn 6(07c, 6tmbeeren 300
243c; Golifornii6es: Qtprifoien 14016c,
ni6l9efdli9tc 8ftrii6e SOLE, 9eicbdlte
22(@24c; Sflaumcn 9@13; Roiinen;
u0onoon 0aDerS" 81. 65@$2. 90 bos &titz
chen, vMusfotellcr" $1.O0@1.35. lOie
4(06c.
81 It, friid6es: 2tepfcl $2.25@2,5 unb
$3.OO(03.25, ie na6 Der Site, 8onanen
$1.OO(91.25, GitrOnen $4.00@4.25.
&artoffeln.- 8urbanfS $4,000,
5ebrOns 56@58c; 9toie 56(057c; burcbz
chamber 50(955c Ser 8ulbcl. SerieDz
Spcet79 tatoS-@3.5 80 bas SAP. Sutnoie
fer 81. 50(02.75.
, 1893-12-02
6tlflos ~perIafien.

,Sn einem fait nur Sic fablen 8Gnbe
5%eigenben, falten Gaume i'm &eIergeiboB
oes Sanies $50. SO g. @urtisitraBe fanO
bic 9oli3ei geitern 9tbenb 8rau Wtarp SoDce
nit einem 8 Sage alten SGu9ling Dot
Sdlte urb 6unger taft beitnnungslOs Dor,
SHUTTER unO &inb nuroen Der Wtatrone Der
9csplainesitraBen : Station our Obbut
tbergeben. Die arnte Srau tpar BON ibrem
Gatten 3tDet Sage Dor oer Geburt ibres
&tnoeS Obne @elo unb ohne 2ebensmittel
pcrlailen porben. Die 9Olt5ei miro perz
lucben, SoDce gu ermtitteln uno CUR 8erant:
tOOrtun9 3u 3teben.
, 1893-12-02
Srpei iunoe Grbtnnen oefudt.

Sir Waina unb Scala 6iiber, Bic 309ter
BON 6iri6 unb Sennie 9tacbacl Sildber,
iDelcbc lebtere i'm Sabre 1886 ODER 1887 bier
in @Dica0o itarb, itnO quite Na6ricbten BON
e;nem Onfel aus johannesburg in Der
Su0afrifanii3en Republid eingetroffen.
Der Onfel, Elm 8ruber Der Deritorbenen
8rau Sii6er, Der bisber fir oerlboIen
gait, bat sort groBe Ieicbtbiimsr erporben
un6 piinicbt, ba er ielbit tinberGos, ieinen
beiben 9tihten, bic jebt Z unb 8 Sabre alt
iein miiiicn, BEN @rtrag leiner immenien
8eiibtbImer 3utommen Ialiel1. @er etpaS
ibcr ben Qtufcntbolt Der bei6cn iuu9en
@rbinncn weiB, mirb eriu6t, iicb nit Dem
&abbt 8roiDn, bent @ciItli6en ber Gn1a>
ucls@emeinOe, $50. 517 Dearborn Nue,
in 8er6inoung al 1eben.
, 1893-12-02
StdottIhes.
unruRen ouf oem Qusiteuun9splab
befiirhtef.

Die beOorltebenbe @ntIaiiung BON flint
sig bon &imbea unb Cobb 60, auf Der
I%usfteaun0 bei6dttigten 9trbeitern tptrb
aaem 9tni6eine na6 bort einem Nrbeiterz
aufitanb CUR Sol9e baben un6 3tuor, ipctl
eS bent iebigen Nngeitellten su Obren gez
fommen lein iou, baB beiagte SirnIa bic
@ntIaIlun8 nur oornebme, UNI 2o6n gu erz
iparen unb inter ben StaIienern,-bie
nur $1.25 forbern, tpdbrenD anbere Nrbetz
ter $1,75 Dcrianser, = Grlab su iu6en,
Die babel in 8ctracbt fommenbe Nrbeiter
9aben gebrobt, i'm Safe Die Q(enberuna
itattftn6en lolte, bic Staliener gewaltiam
bon ibrer 9lrbett 5uriid5uboIteu. Sol.
9ttce ber @bef Der @olumbilben @arben
bat iib borgenommen, allen berartigen
unruDen por3ubeugen.
, 1893-12-02
Der chtncliiche MtQion6r Som Mr

Der btncitidc WttuionGr Sam Wfot
unterbreitcte beute 8ormittag Dem 0eiunbz
beitsonltc cine Qtite leiner 9anbSleute, bie
auf Dem &oie 6iaz&irbbOfe beerbigt iinb,
UNI b~ieGrlaubniB gu erbalten ,0aB Oie@ebeine
berieIben tpieber aus9e9raben unb nad
China Deribidt peroen b%iirfen. GommiiiGr
9tepnolb ertbeilte bic getpIni6te @rlaubniB
fir bic Qeiben aller Ser por lGngcr ais
iecbS Sabren beerOi9ten Gbineicn, unb un>
ter Der 8ebingung, DAB bic @ebeine Dor
ibrer Gerienbung nacb bem binlmlii6cn
inipicirt neroen.<
, 1893-12-02

@erluon6ten uub gS%reunben Die trauriae 9tadri6t, baB
llniere 9eliebte Wtutter unb S9pie9ermutter
Margaretha Wachter
mad Ian9em &eiben i'm 9Iter bon 81 SSobre1t tno 9 W}o=
naten am 9ounerltag. ben 80. gtopem6er, nm Z ubr
Wtorgens. ieltg i'm 6errn euti9Iafen it. Die geerbt=
gnng ftnoet itott am 9onnta9, ben 3. 9e3ember, nm II
ubr 9ormittagS, bonn Srauerbauie, 1921 Cottage 9robe
Aoe. nadD benz 8out facius=9 ottesader. I'm fti1e She'll.
nabue bitten bic tr1uernbeu 0interbliebeuen
Gbtbaro Wadlter,
Sobaun WSadtter, SG6bne.
9ttoreaS WadIter,
Wfaria @ad)tcr,
&uni9uuoe &rcnter, ES01ter.
Wfar9aretba NaGter, g.
Ne6it S9tuiegeri6bnerl uuo S6lpiegert69tern Gufelu
uto urerteln.-8itte feline Blumeu. 1o33t
, 1893-12-02
gu berleibe1.

M elD-Sebr0u1en Sie ettp0S?
Ntr %oerlelheu Seio III 9rDBen Ober tleineH Summen
alI neutrality-suspicious. Nl0nos, Yferoe, Wdgen
nno Sa9erbausi1eine 5n iebr nieorigen Staten uno auT
gu leber ~beIlebI9eu 3eit 9elnatf uuO auf oieie Meie Die
Slnlen rebu3trt tperoen.
GBtCo9o Mprt9a &c Soau 90,
90 SaSaleltr. (Qanptflurl eriter Glur uber Der StraBs.
24a9lSt9uio
Xclo sill DerIeibeu auf ubren. 3ialn9nteH.
" SdnlMdioden, Selpebre, Yiitolen etc. 9pDltel
Yret3 beSobIt tur altes SDlb, gilber unb @oeIlteiHe bel
&om u. 2puneaD Il g., 118 3eoroorH StraBe.
4lllStuip
, 1893-12-02

3u 9eituGten. Der beffen elmer 1T, @eroau>
u~u9sbeidlper6en gu %furirer. Sin Mann,
Der oaran leioet, fam fid) zines Wpblbeiee@
ten TiiAes niat erfreuen. Sie MAIDEN
6a5 2eben CUR 9aft, Die Stn9abe IN ba8
@efddft f9ipierig. Der s3uftanb be8
Mta9ens unb oe8 @ebirns fteben in 70
el9em a3uiammenban9, baB e8 nur natiir<
lia lit su iasen, Dap ein mirfiame8 Wttttel
ee9en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oo8 9eben
leidter mad)t. Sin iotde8 Wttttel lift Der
ddte SObann 9off'fde Malsertraft.
@r itdrft maO ftimalirt ben &Drper, Obne
i'm 3t erre9en.
l1niere8 roidiire tptrb rnentgeltli6 berIanbt.
0tan bite fid Dor Sdli6un9eu. Ser d9te
@rtratt trd9t BEN Namells3ug BON Sobann
Sof auf Der Gillette am Salie ieber Slai9e.
Gisuer & Wtenbelion Co., Qsenten, 152 uro
f54 Srantlin st., Stem Sort.
, 1893-12-02

= Sretnoet uub 8efannten bic traurige Natritt, baB
nietu lteber Wtnnn uno unier gutter Batter SSrik 0uerfe
an ID tttmo9 NbeHo nadD Iangem &etoen i'm Glitter BON
56 Sabrer ianft int 9errn enti6lofen lift. Ste 9eerois
gnng finoet itott ON Spnntag, ben 3. DECEMBER, 1879
nDr, DOM SrauerbouIe TIC California Noe. per 4utIben
no9 @aIbbetn. SIZE trOnernbeu 9lnterbliebenen
E. Operfc, Satin; Sr. @oerfe. Sobn;
Qlbertlue 8uIie. 9o6ter; SenrD
8uIie, S6uie9erIobn; @loine, Gu=
I032t f~eltnChter. nm 6e Se1hmifter
, 1893-12-02
SnOeSzN(nsefne.

Srernbeu uno 9eriuanbten bic traurige 9to9ri9t, baB
rnlere tbeure 6nttin nnb Wtutter SIara Frte0 erifd
ytdItcr 9eb. %9teiuborbt i'm Nlter bon So Sabreu 9on=
nerltog Mbeno nodl Idn9erem Seioeu ianft entIdlafen lit.
Die 8eerot9un9 ttnoet SonntaG 3. Sea, 2 ubr gtod-
mlttags, pom Srauerbauie, 1871 FULLERTON Anenue, nab
@raCelaub itatt. 9ie tiefbetrilbten 9iuterbliebenen:
6. &. Jit6lter, Mpotbefer.
20a2t ShereiiQ nnb 6eIene. SDfter.
, 1893-12-02
So0cSGnsei0e.

Srer16eu uuo 8efannteu Die tralri0e Nadrldt, oaB
nnier oielqeliebter Sobn uHo Srl0er WtatbiaS WtueI.
Ter I'M FILTER BON l8 Sabren uuo 4 Wtomoten ianit int
0errn euti6lafen lift. Sic 8eerbiouug ftnoet Itatt am
SOuntag 9tadmittag I'M l nDr bonn Srauerbauie 100
&arrabee Ctr. aus rab Der ct. Soiepbs=Rir9e uuo
BON 0a mad Dem ct 8Onifacius=&lr6bof.
GIiiabetb Wueuer, Mutter;
10a3t MarD, 8eter, Tronf, 6eI6miiter.
, 1893-12-02

Sreltnben un6 9efannten bic trourioe Nod5ritt, boB
nniere gelebte Satin unO YJtutter @Itfabetb Seber,
ge6. S6oenne6erger ant 90. gtpOember inn Alter BON 64
SabreH iauft eutidbIafeu 1T. Sie 8eeroiQunQ finbet
itatt am Sonutog, ben 3. 9e5ember, nm / 1Br, pumt
3ralerbouie, 523 Mtlpautee Ape. na1 benz ct. 8out.
faCius=Strbbof. Die trauernoeu SInterbliebeneu
SSob0un Better 8eber, @otte.
Sopbie @oIbed, &otie 9err, Soiepb, geintau1,
Sreo unb Wtartin. &tnoer; nebft 0erpanoten.
, 1893-12-02
Sp0eS=Wnset0c

@aeu Greunben unb 9etonnten Die trauriae Na1ri6t,
oaB uuier geIiebter 9atte uno Batter GotuarO 6eilaMo
i'm Nlter bon AS Sabren uuo 4 Wtouoten on 9anf=
iog1ngssSo9e ianft i'm Serrn entI1lofeu 1T. 9ie 9e=
er0ignn9 finoet itatt SountaQ, ben 3. December, per
Carriages nab 9%Solobetm nm l 1Dr bon Der Obj Sell
Ions 9ole. 406-408 Nliltuaufee @oe., Die trauern6en
Siuterbliebenen
Sobamna G%eiIamo, epb. @ilfe. Satin.
S3nIoa, Wtar, 9tocIbeio, GntiI, 6reo1,
9tIna, &inber.
GenrD IuOc9c, S6lpieoerIobn.
, 1893-12-02
SpoeS=2lt,setac.

6reluoen unO 9etonnteu bic trauri9e Gta6ri6t. bag
inler lieber S0bn NIbert I'M 5arteu bitter bon 4 Sab
rem 10 Wtonoteu ianft e%ntidIafen lit. Die 8eerbigung
flnoet 'itatt Sonntag. 3. 9e5ember. 8 lbr OtDrgens, pom
Srauerbau1e, 77S 20. Chicago NOe., nad Walobeim.
4lOoIph Sdhiemaitn mn Grau.
, 1893-12-02
GerI6ieOenes.


2 upertaufen: Gin gutter 8nffalO=ueber8leber uni
"' abr: p. Fl StaatssettuHs.
, 1893-12-02
GerlDren, Serlaufeu, 0efnnbem.

OSerlon lem: Srauner Sa9obuub. obne 9alSbauo.
- Wteoerbrtn9er 8eIobuun9. $50 Sft @bicago @OG
, 1893-12-02
M0blirte 3imtuter.

oermietben: 53tmmer. feperater @iugou9, bon
~ $l25 bis $3.50. 535 g. @ouol Str, uobe II. Str.
% 3no1W
, 1893-12-02

8artnerS.
Meiu6t; Sine iun9e @ittme, @tenerin, Il1d5t e;uen
" Mariner, nm Elm &eitourant oOer IonIt ir6en6 etpas
81 unternebmen, &br,: 9. Seler, 334@ 12. ctr.
OerIan9t: 8artner. $1,000 fir etne Der beIteu
~ Wtrtbi6aften Der Stabt. @breIIe: Z. so, @taats=
3ettin9. loe53t
SSerlon9t: Rartner nit etlpas &opitol fir elm altes
- oeltltes No9eHbIatt in MirueIota. @Dr. B. is
Staats3tg. 3Oun3tu2Io
OerIau9t: 8u1bulter nit uuocf6br $500 fir eto.
biIrteS Seibdft nit GROCER 3utunft. Gtn3ablunQ
,9a CUR ger9r66Berln9 Oes @eidaffS oIeten. Suites 9az
Thr einen i%trebiameu Sei6GItSmanu, cine unabbdnaiae
StaotS5tg. 3Oup4t
, 1893-12-02
6cMprDcu:

SeIterH 9tabmittag 3 ubr ltorb nod IonQem 2eibelt
nnIere geIiebte Wtutter uno S1piegermutter, @ittpe
Mngnita Straubc in ibrent so. &ebeusjabre. Beer
oi9ung ftuoet am Sonutag, :. Se5ember, Mitta9s ~
ubr, bonn Srouerbouie, so @%b9enlont @pe. aus itott. 9ie
traHernoen SamtlIen:
Qip0Ier mn cn h1,1tt o.,t,
, 1893-12-02
SieeGer unb @obrmamm.
6emotbcn.

9Iand)e OsatbtlOa Wiacr, geliebte Su6ter bon
Sobn nno Soo Wtiuer, i'm Alter BON 2 Sabren uub Il
WtDnaten. 8eerbigHug bonn Srnuer9aMIe, 1924 gStftf
Ape.. nod OotmoOos, am Sonutag, ben 3. 2eaember., {
ubr 9a6ul.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-19

The dislike of being outdonc by an
other is probably no stronger in child
hood Than in lnaturer age, but the CON
vcntionalitics which restrain man
from giving ut;crancc to his thoughts
place no check upon the child's tongue.
Two little girls had been playing
dolls" on the floor, when one, becoming
weary, threw aside the dress on which
she had been sewing, climbed upon the
piano stool and played simple tune
which She had been taught. AS she
finished She turned and said in boast
FIJI tone to the other, who still continued
sewing:
Say, Flossie, my mamma says I've
got Il fine ear for music"
Flossie was sober for moments then
she answered in an equally confident
tone:
"Well, p'r'aps haven't got fine ear
for music; but I've got Il fine ear for
sewing, anyway
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-19
POWER OF ROOTS.
They VIII Lift Tons by tho Swelling or
Thor Tender Trunks.


Thor Tender Trunks.
The tremendous power of pushing
root is subject for marvel. 1t will lift
tons by the swellingof its slender trunk.
or rend rocks with the power of dyna-
mite. but silently and invisibly.
The pertinacity and force of plant:,
is occasionally shown in the great cities
in this wise. Some old residences have
vines many years old, climbing up their
wcashcr-bcaten brown fronts. Their
roots arc deep in the small front gar
den plot, and their tendrils were ut first
trained up slender cords to The iron
balconies on the first floor These
slender green things tvincd in and out
OF the iron railing OF the balcony like
little scrpcnts, till they reached the vcr-
teal wall which, nothing dauntcd, thcy
began to climb.
Little by little the tender green
stems changed to hard woody tissues
which swclled into Nat plaits TO accom-
modatc itself to the bars of the iron
railing through which it had woven it.
self. But the accommodation was ONLY
formal, for, swelling steadily, the vino
trunks appear to-day to have become as
large rs mans arm, and the iron r.,l.,
which were its earliest support have
been broken in twain by their migrate
full dependents.
Another singular example of the per-
tinacity of the roots is the following:
drain-pirc seemed to be choked In
vcstigation showed That n thrcadlilsc
shoot of tree root had penetrated one
OF the minute pores Of the clay pipe:
once inside the drain, the tcntlril found
such luxurious nourishmcnt that it
grow and divided into branches, which
wound themselves in coil on coil. until
finally passage i'll the drain was com
p'ctcly chollcd UP.
1t is said that bucketfuls of tangled
ilamcnts were taken out Of this pipe.
which measured only eight inches in
diameter while the siicins originated
i'll Il single thrcadlilSc iilament, bacl,
through which courscd the abundant
nourishmcnt to push on the growth OF
the maple tree above ground.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-19
WHERE THE rLAMISGo LIVES

carefully watching it. Pretty soon he
drew it up, with u lizard clinging to his
toe. a moment later he had the lizard
in his long, hooked beali. lie was
actually fishing.
little farther off two females were
sitting on nests which they had built OF
sticks and mud, till they looked like
the stumps of large trees rising out of
water. On the very top they arrange
some grass and leaves and there Law
their eggs, resting with their long legs
dangling on either side, and their long
ncclls twisted So that their heads hang
over their backs. Warren IL. Frvch, in
Oar Little Men and Women.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-19

search is continually kept up for all the
oddities that found favor in the eyes
of the DANES of old, and upon the dis
covcry Of each there is great rejoicing.
There is abundant field for this indus
try in the line of fichus, lace mantles,
fine creepy materials that fold sweetly
and demnrely over the breast. One girl
has silkcn cape of material that is
striped wi III crinlSly and then with plain
crepe. The cape ispalcst pink. Another
mas a small lace cape, just covering the
shoulders, and for heading. to lie on
her neck, fold upon fold OF pale blue
chiffon. 4 brilliant brunette has a
heavy black lace mantle, long and
queer-lool<ing, tied with brilliant scar
let. Another has peculiar garment.
made OF crinisled stripes of three pale
coiors-ycllow, blue and pinls-which
hangs down straight and square across
the back, but is caught up in front in
a knot at the breast, and then edged
with old lace. Then ever so MANY rirls
have the real old fchu, the genuine
thing, that comes straight over the
shoulder and folds simply in front; and
these make a sweet-fuccd damscl lool,
doubly deMurc and charming. Lastly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-19
TRUSTEES. SALES.

THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1sea AT Il,
SECLVCh NJ, to the highest bidder the propertv
ocscrlbed In the said deed as follows: f'p'tS
.bSginnlpg at n point on the northeast correy
" IIne ana Border streets, thence with Pine
street north seycntythrec (73l degrees afty.eivht
sO n2 minutes IN east three hundred sno ffts-two
snu sixh nths (252 6) feet to he line OF the pron
cry owned by the Belmont Land CONTAIN
,hencc with the said Belmont Land Companr'ss
ihe, north ak (6) degrees, west one hundred and
siTty'iour and nint-ienths j1cl.0J feet To mr.,
aug ae .nehce with said alley south sevcnty.threc
S,O asgIees hfiy-cieht toS) minutes west three
nundred and nineteen and six.tentbs f3 81
hItceE I'D degrees Gfteen-ninc (5W minuics vest
ono hundTed and seventy 900 feet to the bcoin-
Ing; coStaining Gfty-scycn thous and one hundred
anu thisiy-scvcn N7,l31t square feet more mr.
less ana Known rs lots S, 8, 10, H. 10 10 and Ia
S5cctloh seven % on, plan or Boanose Land and
provcinctt - thereon, ~ " go
. terms CT sale las elected and determined nv
thc IoanoSe Land and Improvement Comnnny
oy vlrturc OF the said DEED OF trns u as follows.
for cash rs TO so much OF the proceeds rs NAV
nc ccessaIy 10 defray he cx pensrs OF exccuIinS
c,ais tsust, intending trustees commission OF
hvc per cent and 10 pay or aud djscharec Tho
amount OF principal and inter.s, low d,e Nv, Inc
NoanoSc Land ard Improvement COMPANY ne
nnsieinoefofc set forth, and IA 10 the sum Of
S0sS,Su, with interest thereon from Scutcmber
~, e., the same shall be made payable on The
aitn way or September, 1893 and the residue If
W. ~ shhl &c made payable in two equal annual
dac IN ems RON date OF sale, with interest from
ualc OF hc all deter ed payments to be u, operiy
secured by deed of trust mon the prourrty SO Il
m JOSEPH I. DORAN trustee
The property above has hctn cnld Nv thc
grsntors above ana the payments assumed nv
'lcir Vchoees. $50 I'd
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-19
THE WOMAN OF FASHION.
Deep Researches Into tho Realm
OF the Antique.
Not Only 1880 Gowns, But Also 1880 De
pertinent Is the f.aGc-1,.o Oid-Ensl-
ionnd i-acn Fichu = Something,
About Paras OILS and Gloves.
'rcopyn,cur. 1898. I

The girls arc getting more and more
Interested liz the ancient, the antique.
They arc getting out all of the old
books they can iind-bool<s on court
robes, books on fashions, which their
grandmothcrs carefully laid away:
books on old-timc ctiqucttc-fori if Won
wear quaint old gown You must bear
yourself accordingly; it will never do TO
have fin dc steele walk with an $50
flare. That would be too inconrruous.
The walk that accompanies the crino-
line skirt must be slow and stately and
rhythlnical, as if one were keeping time
with soft music. Then there must be
no quick, Sudden action on tho part of
the wcarcr: all movements must be
deliberate, graceful, planned carefully
and perfectly eSecutcd the gown
that cnfolds the girl demands even Il
change in the manner of speech, as well
rs in her words; no bright, ringing
words, full of all the true American
girls charm, may now spring forth
from her lips; she must speak gently,
quietly, calmly, swectly, graciously,
and. above all, deliberately, as if timo
were not lying fast but as if the hou.7
would await her plcasurc and hang
upon her words. 1t is quite possible
that the new dress, or, rather, the old
one revived. may retard the progress OF
woman half Il century or so. For if sho
be true to the quaintncss which she has
begun TO assume in ell respects and
adopts all the characteristics of the
worn"-7i THO term
dcrstood il the good old days, there
will be no ballot, 40 platform, no equal
rights for this frail bit of humanity.
She will have no voice in which to claim
them. for its pitch will have been gently
modulatcd 10 suit the gown.
Poor woman! What a martyr she
makes OF herself! How bravely she
sinks her identity into that of her
gown. Unseltish isn't the word for it.
She simply loses herself, and finds her
robe. But she feels consolcd for all her
hcroism and suffering and sclf-dcnial
when she wins the attention and re-
calls the wandering fancy of the indif-
fcrent man, who has not been so attcn-
tive of late as might be. She knows
that all this quaintncss of apparel and
speech will amusc him, and she knows
that If he is amused and interested he
will not fee. And therefore diligent
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An Example of Gail.

II had unique but tantalizing ex-
pericnce tho other day" said clerk
who works in Kansas City hair store
to reporter. IA man came into our
place and asked to look Mt some false
boards
"of course he was accommodated, and
he spent over an hour going over the
lot, trying them on and examining him
self in Il glass.
. lie took up my time, and after he
had examined everything in that line in
the store he thanked me and said he
was considering whether to raise a
beard or not and wished to sec how he
would look in the different styies"--
Nansas CITY star.
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RY vlRTuE OF \ DEED OF TRUST

Try VIRTUE OF = DEED OF TRUST
~ dated September 18th, 1870, and recorded in
the clerks Office OF the county court of
Roanoke county in deed book 3, page
~ executed to me, the undersigned, trustee, BY
William NJ. johnson, TO secure Nnto the Glade
Lana Company the payment OF the sum of $40
as evidedccd ny fifteen notes o! $40 each with
interest thereon from date, being September 18th,
lSr, AID default having been made in the pay
Snent OF thirteen OF the said zoles. and having
been rcqus to do ny ,hc beneficiary IN
said deed OF trmst, WA on SATURDAY,
THE 2arH DAY OF APRIL, 1898, All
IL O'CLOCK, p NJ, offer fors sale at
public auction to tho highest biddcs, In
front OF the Office of W. A. Pedigo & Co., in
the town OF Vinton, the following lot u land,
known as lot No. s in block No. II as sAown on
the map OF the Gls4o Land Company, which
lana lies in tho sounty or Roanoke, state OF
Virginia, portion OF which Is In ihe corpora
ton limits OF the town of Vintoh
TERMS: Casa sufficient to tofray the cxpcns
Of executing said trust, Including trustee
commission os D per cent, and to discharge the
whole or SAID notes due and unpaid Balance, IL
any; In sne and two Years from date.
aNtts, GEO. :. JACK, trustee.
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Philosophical.

poor man who saw rich mans
carriage drive by raised his eyes in a
way which implied thanksgiving, and
remarked:
"Ah, the poor can't be too thankful
for the blessings given them"
What do you refer toe" he was
asked.
THAT they're spared from going in
carriages, to be sure"
but 1 don't understand why they
should be thankful for that"
You don't! Why, look at the car,
riage accidents, runaways and smash
ups that's happening every day.' -.