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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-27
Ladies to Rold a restiy,,

The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Roanoke Baptist Church will nave f,s
tival on Thursday and Friday nights OF
this week In the Bee hive store on
Commonwealth Avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.
~ Office ALL PERSONS TO WHOM

NJ OTICE-ALL PERSONS TO WHOM
~ the late Rush u. Derr was indebted
will please present the violence of debt
to c. II. Vines, attorney tor the estate,
at his office. No. COZ Masonic Temple.
Roanoke, Va, for settlement, as it is
our special desire that all OF his out
standing obligations shall Do paid at
once. Those knowing themselves 60 be
Indebted to or having any property be
longing to him will also be kind enough
to acknowledge the same. Respect
fully, Cd DERR.
ROANOKE, Va, Sept 81, 1898. 0ea-1m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-27
Hastings Court

Very little business was transacted in
the Hastings Court yesterday. Mrs.
Gussie Wick qualified as Administrative
OF the estate of S. A. Wick, giving
bond In the sum OF $1,000 with r. HI.
Angel and Waller P Huff as sureties.
On motion of George Washington the
estate OF Charlotte Poindexter was com
mltted to the sergeant for administra-
ZION. Several motions for judgments
were granted.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-27
LOST AND FOUND.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

IN
L have lost stock certificate No. il5,
dated April l. 1890, OF tho Crystal
Spring Land Company Parties are
hereby notified not to accept same.
JOHN r. GREENE. o13 2aw om
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-27

CT R A Y e Done LIVER AND
~ white setter bitch unusually large.
In heat. Answers to name of Lizzie In
formation thankfully eceived at FRS
National Bank. ol0tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-27
FOR RENT,

TOR RENT.-HOUSE FURNISHED
II or unfurnished. MRS. FORBES,
1924 Patterson ave. 07ew
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Williamsburg, Va.

SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY, SALEM. n. G..
- The Oldest Female College in the South Tho
gSnd annual session higgins September g. lSl3
Register for last year S62. Special features-Th
Buildings, thoroughly rcmodcllcd FuiIv
equipped Preparatory, Collegiate and Post Grad
uatc departments, besides ilrst-class schoolsl
Music, Art, Languages, Elocution, Commercial
and Industrial Studies, ''''
JOHN II. CLEWELL,
eou Imo Principal
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

fHHE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
a cast off clothing. Address z. o.
Box 574. an an,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-27

II OST-A BUNCH OF KEYS-FIND
~ or please return this office. 81"
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MIS-. NJ. !. MassIes School for Young Ladies and Children
NJ w. Masse will her and
ana Miss All sano
s
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OST OR STOLEN ONE BAY
- mare, good order, hind left foot
white, heavy main, sop:e white in fore
head. Please leave word at Mrs. a. w.
BR YANT, Chester street, West End Ros.
noke. 0atf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-27

TOR RENT = ON CAMPBELL
a. street, dwelling house with large
garden, next to Mr.. Gambill's. MRS.
M. II. TAYLOR. Ssolm
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TOR RENT.-THE LARGE BOARD.
ing house known as Hotel Nor
wich," situated in the West End, can be
rented on reasonable terms and offers
one of the best openings in the CITY
Apply to JAS. s. SIMMONS.
4 30 IT,
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TOR RENT.-FINE FRONT OFFICE
a on second floor new TIMES building
apply at office. IL
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-27

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
II communicating and otherwise, at
% 7th ave. s. W., near Jefferson st. IL tt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01

mon. While the mendsrty of Chlnnnicn Is
provcrhial the women arc. rs rule. truth.
M, and have great strength Of character
They make good wives. struggling bravriv
10 restrain their husbands from raushii
diinking, opium smoking, and iinmudern;e
gamhllng, vices for sonle one OF which most
OF them have propensity. They are dull
fnl daughters and devoted mnflets. II Is
only surprising that there are not more
go9i men 20 be found among tlcir sons A
thinaman's me7t redccning dunlity, how
ever " tile warm affection AMI respect he
generally feels for his mother. Their filInl
obedience is Indeed remarkable A mnn,in.
rlh some forty years OF age will calmly re-.
mark that he must 20 here. or that he cnn-
not 10 there. because his mother has hld,Irn
or forbidden HIN TO do 50! And woInnn's
influence u not alone conhned 10 thr dn.
NESTLE circle. II Is well known flint H.
HnngC Chang tile great man OF China. con
SUITS Lady a. ON mnticrs Of Importance
aud to her credit let II be said thaf he II
always foremost In favor Of progress md n
more enlightened way Of GOVERNING fhe
country The empress dowagcr h Misc n
woman Of great intelligence: lnfped. whom
the disadvantages Of her education ana mod.
OF llic are taken into considerations II must
he admitted that she N one Of the tunst
remarkable women OF the nge. 1'hnt sh,, II
not, however, quite exempt from feminiuo
vanity is shown by the fact that She WINS
not long since n1monished hy the board OF
cehsors for dressing too yuuthfully.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01

~ tho iare, 'sherc eonid h no appre-
ciahle addition 10 the volume ~ pr.
jury sircsd, committed to cpablc riches
to crapc It's inst share of government
expense.
The issue and the only issue involved in
the income tax proposal is whether tax
alton should lie exclusively against prop
eriy, or whether 4 Is Just TO conside-
the conditions Of men in levying H.
Should 100 men who own SlOO.O0O. AMI
have gross income Of SitJ.OOo, all Of
which Is necessary for the maintenance
OF their families, contribute the same
amount TO the government that Is exact
ed Of one man who owns $4,000. has
4 gross income Of SiOO.OOO aud after
lavish expenditures upon himself and his
family. has a surplus Of SsO.0O1T
The bare statement Of the question
furnishes IT, own answer In any breast
with m active conscience.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01
rrmIcs or ANlNcoMr TAN

No logical objection hns vet hccn of.
fered 10 the proposal, nav being dis.
rnssel az Washington. To adopt q graded
Income tax rs O means Of raising fed.
eral revenue II Is true that much snap.
pish criticism has been induigrd hy cor
tain orsnns of the great noncycd inter.
ests OF the country aud u few of the
mom radical Republican Journals have
pointed on as an objection, that the bur
ien VI sncl tax would full chlcAy upon
The North aud East. but definite ohir,.
tiun touching the merits OF the pro-
pusal IS yci Ia hr offered by any one.
The assertion has been nude that
the TAX would hc evadc,l and that il
would bc productive Of perjury, hut this.
II II be well founded. is merely q drcln.
ration tina, auy aiirmpt To mako tho rich
men Of the nation bear proportion,
ale share VI the expenses VI the govern.
meli must be failure Under the
larin system Of raising revenue there Is
bat little difference between the ronirl.
hutton 10 the federal trasury Of the
wag,searncr or ~mal fnnncr and tho
millionaire Each pays percentage up.
on What he eats aud wcprs. that i 10
say, upon his personal expense. which
10 the millionaire is AN imnatcrlal item,
but witch consumes the revenues OF 90
per reut Of the poorer Glasses
il l. not 10 be denied that there Is
some foundation for The belief that an
income tax wonld be- eyadcJ. hut we
fail TO see why that should he unfnvor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01
THAT ROBBERY.


Camp Of the Cherokee County ltiss;or
Poucn, o. r.. May 30. 1Sa3
The Cherokee commission during tba
past six weeks have had an escort CON
'isting of Sergeant Charles Adams in
commando Corporal Wisrnlnn, len CIV.
alrymen and their teamstcrs.
The duties required of this escort have
been SO faithfully aud promptly ppr.
5sorn'ou tnet II gives us pleasure 10 certi-
'n'll respective troop command.
rendered. '"'S 50
- We have found Sergeant Adams opd
corporal Niseman ever ready To ma,,
our vents chcerfully aud have fonuj NJ,
so,ulers as ready TO perform their Inti,,'
~ the attempted robbery of Tho tr,i,,
9il tlt santa Fc road at pouca stotion
omhaiie ron our camp about two and
nle-hhlI miles ON Friday EVENING ,"s,
w our Judgment. founded unon , 'iIo',
scrutiny OF en- rmstnnces. Tho roli',..
was prevented by the nro,i,,i ,,.,i'y
SergNeAnt Cas-, Adams ana NIL, NIL VI
INJURIES Sender, Harry piNton. ii nr,'.,'
DIisAen, James Copcey. John Dnnn'i,,,,,
hnu Albert Woodruff, who ar ,ls
Nues, o, me railway agent. lcf, ~,
nrri,l,i ~, tNvnS-hVe minutes before fhe
H., t,"u' vt me Train at The station ,n,,roh
ins on loot ~ II double ouirt a. TIVE
arrival Nt tho scene of trouble ~ lneir
we employees and others IN H., i"l'l,u
ol me robbers with hands pniift..uIs 'ouy
rIvN'll'Ss Tor dotelisc, The train anu
XXI hsarlhg the station and the s,'r,,. mus
thsjr ~ Inh and the rapid firing frmn'
,ini,s, III, plllVs drove the robber. my
10 ' rob ,i,o away WA, and ended the attemn,
DAVID II rrn.,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01

&C. @, Wilson, President Board u Healthl
1--WE believe the city was never In better
sanitary condition than at present. In the
six weeks past we have Inspected the Yards
and cellars or every tenement house in IN.
city with special inspections IN the Third.
Fourth, sixth seventh Tenth aud Tblr.
isenth wards during the last three weeks.
lh'Hr Include the most crowded sections Ia.
lhs south or Eleventh street from tiip HON.
giy TO the East river, and the Wrli.Ennwr
ulsTlrt ~ Mulberry Bend. Careful rN,,ni,
nations have also been made In Little Itniy
me region ensl Of Third uypnu, IRON, On.
huhul'u alu seventh 10 one Hundred nnu
fllt'ehlh streets, About 800 oitlprs have
heth Issued tu owners OF tenement houses
10 ,whllowash and clean up their nrruiisr4
nhl majority NJ them have been committed
WIN. hnt THIS week Instructions ia mo
huhinef Or eighteen or twenty We're nnIir6
on uools TINT hUuscA must he vacated with
~ zen uhNs unless the orders rrr niryrn
ma mus VIII have Il suluyary effect: several
OF 'h' houses mny DO closed un In same
VhSes We give only twenty.four hours ror
lne OWNERS To clean up when tho health ~
thosr around Is seriously endangered md
tul- gcherally happens IN Mulberry i,eIid NM
hssN street, We shnll continue ia SAM
o"' su'n directions unill the city is clean"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01

A phrase.book. which has boon seat
tered all over Sweden by the agents NJ a
steamship company. contains this dialogue
for the instruction Of immigrants to this
country:
y After land ia New York shan ]
A. NO you should take Train aud go
west Ia Minnesota o. Dakota. where you
can gee big farm with little mo rev
Y WHY shall not 20 to 1cxasf
\. Texas l. not good place for the
hMednie tgr TO 90 The people ate nui guod
IKE "a Minnesota, but bad and herce. III,
people liw 10 second stories I'd pull NJ
'f"Ias q"
How much damage has been dono to
Texas by libclous literature of this sort.
u i impossible to estimate. but Il ~ ter
iainly large enough 10 induce efforts To
counteHct the effects OF the lying re-
presentations that are constantly being
made by the cnissarics of the cold and
barren regions Of the northwest.
The speculaiors who have "boomcd''
the landT OF that section To prices from
three To six times grrater thnn tlo.,
which obtain In Texas. are well a,ynr,
llat II tue whole truth should be made
known TO the agriculturlst Immigrants
aud the tide should he started III this
direction, tile development Of the north.
west would be brought to d stnnd.stll
unt'l TeSus should be fully occupied.
II is natural that every means should
be adopted l'y northwestern agent, to de-
'ei'e thc desirable immigrant. but II is
Unnatural that Texas should remain Idle
while so active an enemy to her interest.
Is in the field.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01
A COURT ROMANCE.


iHhFptf ~
Young Count H. Magyar noblemnn.
lost his heart to his sovereign many years
ago. TAN and wellmudc, and with M e1.
retilngly handsome face ON his broad shout
dcr~, Count u - was young officer In
tie Royal Hungarian body guard lie wor-
shipped the empress with an the erstaslps
OF a hrst love, and he WAS ready To perpp.
iratc the iuaddost f1ulcs In order tu win
even the folntcst Suilr Of recognition. Rut
he never lnH dared To breathe a word Of his
Feelings to her one night, however. during
ball at the castle Of shOenbrunn, while
wandering by her sida IN the mooullt ter.
races, hc forgot all else save his uucnu.
iiollnble passion. II is true that tile OK
lilsiie ioyrhncss or tlr youug empress was
sninclent TO SCI on Dire the brain Of any
mum as sue stood there illumlncl hy tile
silvcry RAYS ~ H. harvest mona. with hrr
Nufti Ssus.like fairness, her great blup-hluck
eyes looking 80 llnormally large In her deli
cate tnce, aud her ethereal form cloutlrJ
m Nllk'emhroidrrid diamond studded game
WIN huge clneralds gltturiug ON her hnIr
anu boston, Tile young officer came nearer
20 hrr ana suddenly putting out his arms
10 clasp hcr to his heart inurmurpl word.
or passionate ioyp, Before, buwcycr, he
could 80 much rs touch her, she stopped him
with q glance so chin aud 80 ronteinpiuutis
mat " seemed to freeze aud 10 magnctlzr
MN; lie paused y second, trembling from
neal u fuot, ihri throwing himself wildly
~ heE rect he buried his face Ia the per.
ilh,d lhc"s Of hrl gown and subhcd on,
hls love Ear from Hruusing a sentiment ~
pity Ia her heart, the young mans despair,
his words. und his kncaling attitude seemed
TO htr lntOleiuhlc Insults. she did moi sion
10 consider the .pmpthtinn thu; had bnpn
plncrd In MS way but drawing aside with
gesture OF unuitcruhle disdnln. -.p left him
ani Disappeared into tile palace, Two DAYS
hltli Count H. was cNllpd tp his rrput
possessions In the far south n Hungary.
aud durlug muuy long and weary yrurs IL,
na - I'll 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01
nAcE ornsrIoN ~ nosroN.


boston Transcript
Iherc Is good deal of Indignation felt
among llarvnrl men at The refusal met with
ny W. IL. Lewis OF the Law School on
"Wednesday evening, in barber shop near
harvard square, when lie went n there to
~ US hnir cut. MIR Lewis. who has negro
v ,S,,, ~ nus veins. Is graduate Of Amherst.
~ nr',v , n' Wls captain OF the fontbnll eleven
,, w iiafvard team. In order to have vii.
n,fhies 81 me treatment to which he WAS
"' ~, hC went again 10 the shop. which
lin, W Wi3{nhr street. near the Hasty Pnd-
u umi pulllng Yesterday morning, accnm.
pHn,ied ny MsSsrs, Upton captain ~ thr
ii. T Tntu baseball team Waters captain OF
i tn"''i KY truil. hn'l Lane mairi!.tr VI thp
H ,i.,. ne was again rcfrsr,l. ;he prntirir.
MI XII vi ,no S!lpp alleging as an excuse INN he
Wiffy ni''e9uwi To special customers. liutIrr
,',i lewis TO bring suit for S50GI damages
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01

d'umauisch, wochcrs ,hrlrtl
Halmagrn' Roumanlau country town OF
ZOO Inhabitants holds It's annual fair ON
TIE Feast N 81. rheodorc. ou this orc1slop
tue place swarus with newly married bride,
rom some sizy To eighty villages Ia the
dlSlrict widows who have taken fresh hu..
bands, remain At home The young women
~ fc'uyc attire and generally attended bv
lheli uipthers 'il-luw, carry lugs OF wine
HnWt'Vihru with flowers in their hanIs
my Kiss every one they meet. and nftVr.
Mafus present the Jug 10 his llps for /, .'nln,'
Inr Individual thus RECALLED hpstuws a sn,nll
XII Gu me fair Cyhele. Not Ia mrtnkr az
thr Pioneered wlul - regard vi as an hisuit
70 shS Young wife and her family. she IL
therefore. reserved towards stranger, ani
ON! Kisses those whun she thinks M H.,
thsle u Her wine, The Msslng Is carried M
rNviNMhere In the streets, IN the uverns
Ahu IN private huusrs The orlltu az iIts
custom "a velled IN obscutity. some say th1t
u yates back tu the time when the TURKS
Maue frequent ruds into 'fransylyanln unI
taIilel away all the young women the,
'ohlu Jay their hands on, such " them AZ
HNutiiNcd 10 escape from captivity, hnpp.n.
ing 70 return to Ilnlmngcn at the lime nf
lny tuir, kissed their friends and relatives
ana even strangers who cungrat llated them
ON thelr wonderful dellyerancc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01
TnXAs rLowNn rIeHr.


galveston has won the night flat Inns war.
~ between The ladies of th,s'. ,Yn MI
i avnNS towns Galveston and Houstnu. inr
iei lrdt,ha'S IN the matter Of distributing cnpe
5 mi Xxx ~ horticultural hall, * ended.
'o,'., lots TO horticultural hall today will
TW' XIX asain be presented with Jasinincs 10
~, n.,,,,ner ol 600. These iasmines come
tr r,' ,,hi.rfloh ana they will he given away
Nv, ,,. ~ galveston women Tho iDoth III, se
,m W., lad IN the building was removed
rher WEE upon cmdplailt NJ Florist Gnlla-
GsIi1. ut u VIII be put hnck to-day, AIR.
,sdti,,nEner WAS pleased ~ The exit Of the
,"s,,s, uul. now thnt they have hnrinoniScd
wsaIS "a shd VII again invade what he
lnfned IN spirit. n there 4 nnoibar h,ht
~" aln matter will lic n tight between
nm c ihtles hnh Uncle John Thorpe on
wy ''u' 'hu Fiofist Gallagher on the other.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01

was told by member Of the national
commission while in Chicago the other day
Saiu western congressman. In telling OF
'u' great falr' that claims aggrcrntlng
utmost S'oo,'n have been iiIc,l with that
ii,'us ~ eNhlbiinfs for property stolen. This
liz v cn,I,n nuring ihe Paris exposition
ON nv, "l.nNhI OF clnlms was unly x1Tl,-
CLt.,,,,V' ''u,ltth OF the uunonnt OF those al
an, ,'" NV, ana he fair has not been omen
Ujl,d In" "in There Is undoubtedly an ora.
ibr r sans why They carried away from
,v,,lrl, sf', tlidr eNhiht u bronze clock that
Mon o,s1 ,s 40 pounds tint had required four
III, ,. 10 unload II, How they got il OUT OF
eoil,,st "unus Is mystery, unless there was
NV'"Niuh ON the part of some guard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01
TEXAS SlFT lNGS.

The Waco Telephone mas cnnrS'u.
Galncsyille Is talking OF building an opera
house.
Corpus Christi fishermen captured Jew
1sh weighing 40 pounds.
Nearly 1000 bushels Of peaches were ship
ped out Of Tyler IN one diy this week.
sam Scott. an escapcd negro convict from
Henderson county was captured ut Tyler.
The Yoakum Times IL seriously thinking
Of publishing obituaries Of delinquent sub
scribrr-.
J, W Stokes was alJudged insane at
Greenvlllc aud will be sent to ,he Terrell
asylum.
A bark of the mnn.oating species was
captured In the bay at Galveston 1t was
four f,et long.
6. S. Long has been appointed postmaster
at Haskell. Haskell county vice Chns. u.
Banks. resigned.
Tie international aud Great Northern ear
rles an extra express car out Of Tyler every
day to accommodate fruit shippers.
The i,ohy can wants to know what has
become uf the church people Of that town.
II SAYS there is a lack or true religion among
them.
Army orders: Private John G. Miller,
Third cavalry, now at Fort Sam Houston
Tex, is transferred to Light Battery H.
Third artillery at same post.
A fix was raised in the orchard OF IJr.
Clarke. near Itockport. which measured
512 inches around the small end and s
inches from. stem to blossom.
The Corpus Christi Caller hns picture
of Il woman taken thirty years ago while
l,oopsklrts were In 'ashIph. Whenever the
Caller hears u woman about 10 don hoop
skirts it shows her tue picture and thereby
protects the people from the lute-fashion-
able nuisance.
At the twenty.seconl annual commence
meat NJ the law department Of Georgetown
~, O. university, which viii take place
~ Washington next Monday evening Frank
l.. Stevens, William G. Taylor II Missouri
and Joseph d. Ncylns Of Texas will be
graduated as masters OF law
A negro in the Smith county TAIL, arrested
few days ago us q suspicious character |
and giving his name as Jim Roy. las been |
Identified ns Tobe Crane wanted IN Nacog |
doch"s county on a charge OF murder com.
mtted there In 1856 He win BE- transfers.
cd Ia thar county to stand trial for the
crime
d. Coffee living near Corpus christi, rats.
49,, VI Jus gu enc "'re VI Sr'iihl'
s""'' w ,lr," we,sllnE Al least ton pounds
i,'i,.o ron s."'",s' W''En'ne TWO po"iluS'
o"'s' ''''' I''ng W Tue same section hNF
S,,,, - i"S "'''u''u n"' We'thS
.i,n,,,. f' nus ne 'aSi nnul'i h'rt Is the
60, H','N"' eA' lt'"s ln' oh' Just srnt
-, VA !" cue WON" Iaif Whlch
"',7''" "'''' P''"'7'
Mr. George 5. Mclihee Of Tyler has Just
received letter from his brother, Mr.. Frank
u MeHhee' WHO visited Tyler few weeks
since Informing him Of his brothers. APP
po'nlhent by MIR. Cleveland as consul at
ilulucrSneid' England for the past six years
h"Nng oeeh appointed 10 u position In the
Interior department by Secretary Bayard,
ana has never been removed. His new po
s'''h Is one OF considerable PROMINENCE
Among tho bright Young men Mt he
United States naval academy at Annanolis
Nd, none X making better name for him.
self than Cadet John I.nby. son Of Jn5g.
Jas. o. Luby of san Diego. A recent re-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01
THOMAS G. SA1iEiRi,'


In lntellee, ,his hoWel
sup,,rlor to ~. 'p 1 women are greatly
pgn vlr,n ~ ssg japanese aud while in IA.
form onS 'A,-'. only IN very mollSeS
no won aa uP'FsP Is unknown. there are
nv, nv, ~ N''''Dn IN he world more vlrt,,on. os
MY ss ha'lcs' than The Chinese. '' VI
mss' '1ws ana social customs OF ,nira
IN I,"~ 49, won'ans He most Restricted D a,a
MI s,s'y way ana yet. In spite Of an M
tiSe sa%,I nss ~ no country Is female u,
are The very f acthana. rl,e Women Of thIila
,shieh "..h VIII q natural stnsa ~, seeming
"n'0n - censpleuously ahsent s' 90 honesty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-01

Tor relief when The hal, N ~
ilg comes Wien pcol,a W x
ton. and the stahlIltl n ~.
CONDITIONS l. shaken tla' Xxx
10 BORROW, Suspension asi la,.
business IL larg,iy tlas W (.
morcy, tonfi,leap n M NJ =
sound fualcial ,onililss,
legitimate lending. Tfit Nc
mas for seme tlme he,u sh.lssf
or capacity VI tie GOVERN. +,
gold payments Is efliellt a
pulse OF banks IN such llnsf 4
en- themselves against XIX. I.
unusual draft. Thin coms, 4.
row. Decline In ptlce, saas.1,
rnplcy follow.
The country 4 p0sse.rl 4
sources which are Al NM t'Il1|
government, and 4 shdnlt IN
terms that win always llisI' 4
without aInhlgulty ID hi1Ils
gold payments viii he atlti,.I !
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for nsp as a h'h,t q hur'N
r,,io,s ~ x,ada anil Aitit 2 I
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industry Nat N ,' wv ~ n n
take the pli,'r o. ~, w ,a,,, a NJ ia
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prove faihl 70 ~ p w .il..ssl "A 4
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ot'ier h.asis " .ia l.., n.e x "a Il
already mgsllli ssv rI,a NJ ~ ~
southwest Af,lca, x, i i XIX ~
very yal'lne,lr. lsl , r.,sas Y D. Y
they nfc hnle "