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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25
9eras.

- lleber bic Musf9ten ber beri6ie.
0eaen teranii6en @ouberaeursz Sfanbi,
baten ldBt fi6 bis ieBt aud mod midi
oas 8eringite nit anndbernber 8e>
tttmmtbett fagen, tDenn aud @ulberiou
allen ieinen Gonfurreuten melt boraus
gu fein f6eint. gta9 ben bisberiaen
prlmdrz VerfammlunQen un6 @ountn<
&onbentionen 1T bic Sa9lage bic fol-
geabe: @ulberion ISL; ga n,
BAN 70; &eagan 6l; Mc Ga II
80; u min It truirt 80; 3weifeI.
bait 81 unb nod unbetannt
II. Die Stimmen Der uninitruirt aes
blleben unb nod 5meifelbaften &an6i.
baten perben alfo ben lusi9Iag geben.
= yta6 elmer Mtttbeilung beS @ez
nerals s2anbfommifidrs Me@augbep fnb
TN 8an3en nod Is Millionen older
Staats : S9ullanb unb 8 Miuionen
Nder Sanb aus benz uniberiitdtss unb
Srrenbaus>Gonb gu bertaufen.
= Mus yfeu 8raunfels tommt bic
ya9ri@t, baB Der Sheriff Sulius 6alm
1la9 mebrw09entli6em eifrigen iSabnz
ben In Smitbions 8auep brei Merita>
iler Derbaftet bat, tuel6e bringenb Der,
od9ti3 ftnb, ben ia6iI9en OauIirer
Stabr auf Wabls Garm, 8 Mellen BON
yfeusBraunfels ermorbet gu baben. Wan
fanb bel ben Nerbafteten etnen groBen
3beil Der BON benz grmorbeten feilaee
botenen Maaren, ipie 6armpnitas
tleine Spiegel, 9Oientrdger, striimpfe,
S9ube &C. 9ie brei 8erbafteten ars
belteten 3nr 3eit be8 MorbeS in Der
Ndbe BON g8abl8 6arm un5 lie inb
ni9t i'm Stanbe, Nustunft bariiber au
geben, tpie fe in ben 8efB iener @egen.
ftdnbe gelangt linb.
= Sn Som patricio @ountp tpurbe
cine Mbitlmmung borgenommem, burd
wel9e Sinton nit elmer anIebnli.
den Majoritdt gum Gountp. SIP aus:
geDdblt nurbe.
- Sn @onaales mirb eiu ueues
@ourtbauS gebaut. Ser 8aueontratt
nnrbe 9errn Otto .. @rSser BON San
9lntonie fur bic Summe bon $64, 500
5ugef6lagen.
= Sn 5riebri6sburs Lat fi6 unter
benz Namen neigbt @uarbs" cine sri,
~ &ompognie gebilbet, tpeI6e ibre
@Terfitien 10 eifrig betreibt. SAP fie f6
t9on On benz bepprHebenben uebuugs,
Sa9er IN Nuitin betbeiIieen taan.
Nacb Der in Gillespie @ountD
aufgenommenen Statiftit giebt es bort
l006 GarmeH.
Sa fredericksburg narb mad
ldngerem Seiben 6rau CLARA Sasen,
bic Satin uniereS alten 6reunDes 8.
9agen. benz mir auf bieiem Wege uu.
Ter inni9ltes @litgefabl auSipre6eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25

iter Jrbr. b. Ni9 gu 9i6 unb be1
tonigli6 id6fif9e @bler b. 3. planib
baben bas @roB oBfreua bes genannten Or
bens erbalten.
- 9ie Socialiiten i'm @roBberaog.
tbum @a@ien>Weimar. @ifena@ babeu
bei6loHen, fib ieBt gum eriten MaIt
au9 an ben 2anbtagsmablen su bethel.
ltgen.
: Mau f6reibt aus 0saius: 9as
II. beutid)e 8unbesi6ieBen perlief in
Der berrlibfen Weiie. Mebr als 5000
99iiben aus Deuti6lanb, Seferrei9
gel8ien, Stalien nnb Nmerita batten
fl1 sn benz 8unbesi1ieRen eingefunben
unb iinb nit Der aaergrOBten 9er3li6e
teit bon Seiten unierer @9tiben uuD
Der eefammten 8ebolferung empfangen
tporben. Befonberer gntbuiasmus
muroe ben Nmeritanern, benz 0lterreis
9il9en S9abenbunb, ben Sduben
nus Bapern unb benen aus ben &ei6s,
lanben entgegengebra6t.
= SaS tpitrttembergiI9e eulti3mi.
niferium bat ben 2anbgeri6tsratb
pfi3er in llm Nmt fuspenbirt, neil
bieier in elmer bon ibm perfaBten 8ro.
f9iire bebauptet, baB Der Nngeflagte in
einem ieniationelen. Dor benz lImer
S9wurgeri9t berbaabe!ten Branbftif>
tungsproceB, Wilibalb Saig, unl9ul
big DerurtbeiIt iporben iei.
gu Iaeniteiu in OfpremBen 1T
Der Mrbeiter &urabel tpegen ber grmors
bung zines Bolen entbauptet morben.
Sn &ratau 1T Der ThrfbiI@pf
@urbinal bon Ounaiemsti I'M 9llter
bon n Sabren 9eitorben.
= Sleier Sage paren es 100 Sabre,
ieitOsm bic preuBif6e alaFem 2otterie
ge9rttnbet tpurbe. 9ie 8rutto gins
nabmen beg Staates preuBen aus bic.
Ter 0ueae besiffern fi6 auf 73 Wtillios
men Wtart, bic 8etriebs untofen auf
"a Wtilionen Mart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25
8a,tlmftiae mno 4umtraftoreu

MAIDEN mir anf bic alte betudbrte 8aus
bo5banblung BON gb. @tenes &
6 6bne aufmerfiam, bic bebentenbe
Anantitdten bon poraasIi6em 8auboIa
nnb groBe Torrdtbe bon Sbiiren, Sem
tern, Saloufien, S@iabeIn, giiens
tpaaren, ipie s6l0Fer, Ndgel, Garben
&C. on 9an6 baben. NieberIagen am
Observation-Disclosures unb am 5unfet
@eleife in Der Oft Commensurate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25
& q T M G r.

bic su bauen beabii6tisen, bertpeifen
mir auf bic 9olanieberlagen Der alten
Jirma @b. Stepes & SSbne,
bic su raifonablen Preifen pertaufen
uno 4lleS on Sanb baben, mas 3llr
NuSfitbruug irgenb zines 8aues ges
bort. Sic fiibren au6 groBe 8orrdtbe
BON benz beriibmten 6aif 6 eli
9 ia d brabt, galoaaiiirt ober
fhnQra.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25
W}iQer'S Qlnnthefe.

WlHer's Np0tbete, 603 WOliabs
StraBe. Grau s. MILLER, 81.
9entbiimern, 9err u. 9ubermalb,
8ei6dftSfiibrer. Sas @el6dit if NUM-
mebr unter Der 0eitung zines resiitrirs
ten Apotbefers. Stets frii6e 9rOguen,
patent Mebi3inen, Yarftimerien &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25

s9 Wer Garms ober @tabtsgigens
t9um taufen, perfaufen, bertaui9en,
ooer 8elos sMnleiben MAIDEN tpia, tpenbe
fi6 beitrauenspeG an
gbas. Wfofer.
Nlamo Teuer Ierii9eruus8s @ebdube.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25

s@ Alps & 9aarmamm fiibs
rem baS gr0Bte 9ager bon lanbmirtbs
i4oftli6en Mal6inen unb @erdtben
aaer Irt Ia 5aa Nntonio. Wfan iibers
aeilge fd babenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25
ssa6Iens Mrns.a xnlhe

Ds btite Salbe ber gBeIt tar S&nitte, 0u.tfMun
sen, G.i4uhrs, Gtsb.r' unb Saut. Gusf@Ias, 8Ieten
bttten; turtrt Sdmprrbetbsn pbtr teine 8s,obIuns.
Wbqt9s 8ufrtebenbstt sarauttrt pbsr eas GtIb wtrb
,nraderfastst. 25 Geuts BITE G@attel. Gum DerRauI
N altn apctbetsn. GbcIpb Dretb, abOmpfon & Go. +,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25

Gin berporragenber @eiftli6er bon MiiIii.
itppi enipfieblt Golden Medical Discovery
ber leibenben Neuidbeit allentbalbem. Das
Discovery" perbtlft gu Wiusfsltraft unb
gtdrie, tuenn Der a6rpers burd serantbeit
ib.rmdbts geihludat it, !:
9p8pepEe ttn0 attseutetle Stns
fdGt8fetf. ny .
Rtu, u, 9, @eips BON Griar's goint.
Goaboma Co., Diff, iAreibt: vNa9bem tdb
cine 8eibe bon Sabren on Dpspepfte, Sober.
ftarre unb nllgemetner S6rperidtpdbe gelit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25

- giuen Monat lit id an 6art<
leibigteit uub gebrau9te, na9bem i9
beri6lebene Mittel obne grfolg angez
paabt bate, Or. Mueult &6nig's
pdmburger Sropfen NIT ben be-
lien @rfolgen. = Soiepb @eiseI, ct.
gta3ian8, Wis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25

ST nit allen mObernen 8erbeKeruns
gen unb ginri6tungen ausgeltattet.
@entral gelegen. Seine 3immer.
Sommers Raien BON $500 pro Sag
auimdrts. 14,6,2Wtm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25
% a r II III

tanft S9r fertise Instise, penm Sbr
Nn3tge nae M a 5 gemo9t be-.
tommt au ungefdbr bemlelben preife 2
@roBe gluswabl in Stoffen aller Nrt.
Wor3igli3e Irbeit, @nsiige fben tpie
angegphem,
). 2obert.
l04 Wtn Commerce GtraBe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25

ten Mno peribiebene
Nerste gu &atb sesossu
bate, obne eab MIR
bies etiuas baIf, be-
idloB i'd, afs lests gu
Hudt Sbre Specialiiten
bon Der Worlds Dis
pensary ,u fonfufttrens
Bon benfelbetl erbitft
tdl bic @eltnng, pr.
Yierce's "Golden
Medical Discovery
su sebrau6sn. 9as
that Id unb fiible mid
Spf1f m hhcrr1 , n aiuin x
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25
YiQiQe Yreiie !

6euerbOl3 per @orb $3.50. Sir ben
Ofen geipalten 1925.
5uniet gD Dob s mpanp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25

" ~ = Iest n0d5beut Id einige
tlalaen 8enomnen babe, tuiebtr bolftdnbia
Rer9eitelt. Us 8ereidt mir gum 0erqniiaeH,
Sbre Weoi5lusn oer leIoelIben Reniflbeit
ausntbalbeH empfeblsn su t6nusu."
gI2ss5|l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25
&olfionts 9sreis>9abelle II. 8aroains.
S6atiadell, uel6e gum
Seide!

8aidedte Seibe Don rs @ents bic garb
berabaeiebt auf 80 gents.
@robe Rreis,3ebuftionen in aGen sorten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25
NQemaer 9ptel,

u lamo pla3a, San @ntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25
DerIbieoenes !

8arrirte uno seitreifte Satpns, sembbn.
l'dler Yrets l211a unb Is Gents, iest @ents
Yortteren, bic mic unter $3.50 l,no S. Der.
tauft tpureen jest 1888.
on So anfpdrts. 6ertise 8abe u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25
yfadoelttn un0 st Strglei6en berausturbern.
Seiide /!

Sin tpunberl96aeS 2a3er bon Rlei6er.
Seioen9eus bon rs uno 80 @fs bsrabseiett ouf
63 GeatS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25
Deribieoenes /!

Neue franaDiti9e SaeOnetts unb Wluus, aes
mobsnl'4 gu 25 Gents berfauft, iett 21 genfs.
Noueltp 3epbprS hon 25 @ents auf Is
Gents rebu3irt.
Terttge Babe Gn5iise fiir 9aneu y
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-25

Beibe unseitdrfte Sembeu, nit ftarten leis
nenen 8uler. 40 @ts
ginfa9e 8albrigsan untsrSieb=aleiber, IS
Cts.
Infer Goodyear falbIeberner Gdmb fiir
Serrer, in alien Saeons unb @rDben; $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
HITLER AND YONDER.
BREEZY NOTES REG4RDIN0 MEN
WOMRN AND THINGS.
Matrimonial Advertisements in Japan
Mrs. Gebhsrds Goodness and Courage
A Recent Gift TO Harvard.

Mrs. Frederic Gebhard has again dis
tlnguished herself by her GOODNESS and
bravery in the Long Branch runaway
particulars of which were told Yesterday
by the Man Of Leisure" Runaways, as
a rule, easily classify themselves into
dangerous and romantic. 4 few seasons
ago, at Bar HarDor, MIR George Wander
bits team became FESTIVE and almost
beyond control. They were gaiiopng
down the village street, and a very hand
some Western girl was suddenly placed
In immediate jeopardy Of her life. With
out seeming to see the runaways she
crossed the street just as they were gain
ing on her. Her Mortified companion
pulled her back and congratulated him
self upon saving her life. To his sur
prise the fair Westerner was anything
but grateful. and turned upon him sharp
ly, why didn't you let me alone2' she
cried. George Vanderbilt would have
run over me. 1 might have been mairncd
or had limb broken. / do not fear for
my life. I'm AS lucky as a cat in that
respect; but then. YOU know, he would
have been obliged to know me- and pro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
TIE WOMAN OF FASHION.
nor TO TAKE COMFORT IN YOUR
err ABJDE THESE warm DAYS.
some Suggestions About the Room Itself
Bright Green is Refreshing Color
Dainty Wrappers.
Copyright for The Times, 1S9O


We are all aware Of the fact that in
r.mcrable articles have been written Tor
t.. benefit Of the unfortunate city SltI
.., Dis unable TO leave town for the sum
r.r months. and spend her vacation IN
t..~e delightful spots SO idealzcd by
-..rt.i circulars and railroad guides yet
.. tlr face Of this fact l snail make
I..l 10 preface my faSnion remarks h9
. ..w words Of encouragement ana al
. 60 this sclf-s3me girl In the urst
place. lct her not begin 10y thinking her
I.t hard one. ON a genuinely not day
t..rt iS surely nothing warmer tndn the
loom u a summer hotel. There isn't
BREATH ~ air any where not even on lIt
pleasant piazza where the old ladies SIT
.tn their knitting. Ii is positively too
warm GO plan or execute any expedition
f.r dressing. hot ride through the
lr.uus sun before the place could Ice
reached getting UP luncheon, and ali
t..t sort OK thing. IS worse than sittlns
quietly I'm ones room and enduring the
beat with the best possible grace.
And there is no room so pleasant al
s'.A time as this. than the room YOU
quite AZ home IN. The room Win
r..r oNu favorite. WORKOUT, comfortable
chair boo. where YOU may stretch yourself
n.t r.-lriicss Of decorous lady-hke at
rruIe prop your elbows up and read
ID you have such a room, and must
STAY u 10 all summer, start right now TO
make if as hright and cool-lOONins as you
cam Remove an the dark hansnsS or
e.mher Wutur S. and drape IL with plenty
Nc white. iEht Wateral-dottcd Swiss is
cheap auI effective. Cover the walls with
.--tt flower pictures and such things.
n.nt le afraid TO tack up pictures be-
..I~e they are ult beautifully framed.
-h. pretty art supplements that an tne
r.N.l.Iliuus lrt Swing oIt noN-a-udAs dD
..ry W,u. ana don't require frames Tack
fntm uu Ul over. with some photos ana
.-rt s.art- Then ssh % you sit down In
t..f COSY D.l chair and its too warm 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

about buying these wofully cheap home
gowns-and / sometimes wonder If we
ought not TO have-lCok at the pale colored
dimities and lowered lawns. With white
grounds, they have delicate lace stripes,
set in, and small flower sprays between.
They are two and a half each-and are
be-ruilled and tucked to the degree peccs-
sary TO satisfy the feminine heart.
For six dollars there were gauZy dotted
Swisses. not Of the finest quality, TO be
sure. but very dainty for all that: there
were finer white lawns, some with
satlny stripe, and touched with lace ruff
fcs.
a real taking. loveable gown was mark
ed fifteen dollars-aHd wasn't expensive,
considering its makeup The material was
beautiful lavender China silk, and il
was plated into fine tucks. The tucks fell
both back and front. from the neck half
way down the gown. then the SILK spread
out I'm simple lines. The round neck, the
front. and the fun. dropping sleeves, were
all trimmed with pure white, net lace,
about four inches wide The whole effect
was so simple and dainty, that one was
drawn toward that lavender bit OF lowell
ness.
Another airy silk wrapper is made Of
eXquisitely fine. thin silk of pale blue
tint. Nalenciennes lace is put on about the
bottom, i'm deep points, headed with an In
scrtion Of the same pattern. \ lace Tuiiie
is gathered at the neck of the gown. I'm
the back. and comes over the shoulders
10 fall each side Of the yoke, in iront-in
short fun jabots. The yoke is pretty
affair-made Of alternate rows of Nalen-
ciennes insertion and lace beading that
is run with pale blue ribbon. Across the
bottom Of the yoke a lace rufiie falls, over
the full gathers OF the blue six. Each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

Marriage by adyertisement-a,nq pretty
lil.,i. a., institution in Japan. The Frank
g S9Tfer az, zetuns quotes the following "a
Young lady wishes to marry, she IS e very
beautiful. has rosy countenance' framed
in dark hair, eyebrows In the FORM OF
he crescent moon, and a small but
,recious mouth. She is also very rich
rich enough 10 spend the day by the side
Of her beloved admiring flowers and to
pass the night IN singing TO the stars OF
heaven. The man on whom her cholce
shan fan must be young. handsome and
educated" The advertiser seems TO think
that. this being given, enough has been
done 10 secure the perfect life for the
next clause refers To the end Of 1t: He
must also be willing TO share the same
grave" -----.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

baby would have fallen IA love with
On, ANA married me, Sow the greatest
chance OF my life is gone. Perhaps Mrs.
Gcbhards luck is due 10 her devotion to
the American flag. ON The day Of her
wedding She huns the Stars and stripes
out from Norris residence ln Baltimore.
it was said that she remarked, ~ G'Il
doesn't get marri so often. 50 IL Is
wi Of It. IS We" sue made a." curt" '- ''''
ThcophHe Gauucr, the French author,
was gifted with an extraordinary mem
0ry Whatever he hIl heard or seen re-
NAMED engraved upon his mind.
0n the day on which the two first
volumes of Hug0's "Legende dies Slecles
We're published the author diued IN eau
tiers company at the house of another
fricnl There We're several lit rdry men
present, all allied more or less cl0SelN
TO the tribe of romanticists. admirers ol
Victor Hugo. ana counting upon indm5
a feast Of good things I'm his new Work.
I'm the course of the talk Gauarr re
marked. "Let MS prove what we advance.
/ Will recite Les Lions TO you. Ana ln
a clear voice, his eyes gazing steddlasu!
as though ne were re49dlns from alait
book visible 10 himself alone. he recit. 4
the Whole piece. not repeating himself
once. never hesitating ana not mistakins
q Y t.t7 he had read It that morning FOR
Many times his friends doubtful upon
some point Of history, language, seoSia-
ply anatomy or art referred the matter
10 him and received immediate satstdc-
ton They used % say then. We have
only 10 turn over the leaves OF TneO.
Senator George of Mississippi. spcaks
with broad Southern accent. Just after
the organization Of the thty second Con
ercss the Senator one day walked over
to the House and proceeded TO 50 by N4e
GOOIkeeperS.
one Of the guardians. not knowing
the Mississippi statesman. laid his hand
on his arm and detained him.
Here, sir, | say, sir, are you he
precentative2" ne callcl out
mo. sah." said the Alississippan,
gravcly. "I am a member san. of the
United states Senate, 3nd / wish to see
Representativc KilgO'. sab"
This dOOTkeeper WAS one OF Icenan
Turner's appOntees. who had cultivated
grim ser Sc Of humor which he was in
the habit OF exploiting at the expense Of
men with idiosyncrases. He promptly
replied:
Representative Kilgo', sab,
as not on the flo, sab.
'IIe went home AT half past TO-. sab.
"And ne won't be back no mo, sab.
\ day or two after there was a sudden
change of doorkeepers nj that particular
portal.
and the keeper of the DO, sab.
Was heard of never mo-, sab"
His majesty Muley-el- Hassan, sultan OF
Morocco. whose death by fair means or
foul seems to be an indubitable fact.
was by no means bad specimen OF Il
Moorish monarch. He posse - ed me
nhvsiure and an iron constitution, led
a hardy and active life and did not sue
cunb 10 the pleasures Of the table or
the enelvating influences Of the haIenn
Tie had lofty and rather protrudlnS Iore
Ical differing I'm this particular Hbth
most of his ccmpatriots; Clean-cut aq"-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
COUPON 1,g2@

Having as stated In previous issues.
.,-cccoled I'm making arrangements with
80 ~ the LARGEST pattern establishments
IN mis- country 10 furnish the readers Of
H. mines with patterns of the costumes
SHOWN each sunday in the columns
- .,rna Woman and Home Supplement-"
on .hau be glad 10 have all our readers
WI Themselves Of our liberal Offer. The
aN" ,none together with n fun description
C 60 he patterns. will be published in the
es,,nnlement. and il will only be necessary
mt ont one coupon. and send that
10 ,an cents In order to secure any one
If the patterns desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

\ Cleveland contractor has undertake.
ON TO move a stone house weighing ooOC
tons. basement and all, a distance OF
sixty feet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

beautiful white emor)idt'ed h"Ni'
... ..ta,r dav. was relieved by the toucu
.I bright green iu the hat IL was Il Hnc'
..If. chig. sdil0r-shauei, ana had Gus
t.r- ri White and pale green blossoms
very anc. in front iuteFsperscd win lht
H,. .nfcst W green leaves. W bate ioopS IoSe
between. AT the back the trimming Wa
H beneath these same white blossoms
..I green leaves. The white parasOl' al7o'
..- Touched wien green loops.
IIt tl return ~ the city summer kIi
F. .ae is going o. spend so much OF her
.u. bro chat room mornings and evenings
..l sundays and hoAtays-she VIII Wahi
r.fnIrr cDrrcspOuciQely cool ana
....H BLOCKING for her own use. Ana the
Shops are particularly accommodating
.-t DOM. Bargains, u Is enough To make
woman weep when she thinks OF the
..n..r " weary stitches that have been
..t into Gowns. for a few pennies. BE
.s... 10 isn't possible that more tnan that
..n b. paid for labor, when the whole
wrapper. material. trimming and all.
.ts o.lv al dollar.
I.. white lawn wrappers for ninety
.tt .erts-as one shop advertised. And
t.. Women filed that score until the last
wrapper had been sold. ana the table
cleared They were very pretty, although
f'. prize. wouldn't suggest H. Nicely
plated yokcs. small ruflles aud fun
sleeves ana flowing backs
L4t f you have conscientious scruples
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

Here is a scheme which cannot fail 20
interest the ladies':
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
LOOK mr.. LIDiiS!

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Coupon
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-19
Mrs. cori.ande's Elder brother.


Mrs. Corisande was born only twU
years earlier than her brother Tom.
When Tom was known to be IA, she con-
fessed to sweet 16. When Tom proudly
boasted of 18, she timidly acknowledged
herself past 10. When he came home
from college with mustache and had a
party in honor Of his twenty-frst birth
day, she said to heE friends:
"What a boyish fellow he Isl Who
would think he was only year younger
than r.
And when Tom declared he was rs,
and old enough to get married, she said
to a gentleman friend: do you know /
feel savagely jealous to think Of Tom
getting married. But then l suppose
twins always are more attached to each
other as brothers and sisters"
And two years later. at Toms we'd
ding, she said with girlish vivacity to
the wedding guests:
Dear old Toni To see him married
today, and then think how, when he was
only years old, they brought him in to
see me, his baby sister. wonder if he
thinks Of it nowr-New York Mer-
curry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-19
rHg POOR BEAR Tas BURDEN.

Ab,ut all there Is 10 the silver ques-
tton Is contained 10 the following word'
from the inspired lips Of Colonel Robert
@. IggersOll:
''I said would say one or two WORDS
on such vulgar things as gold aud sill
yer. I am satisfied a. am that l live,
that the fe who control the debts, th'
currency, the money Of the world. have
combined either conscientiOusly or un-
conscientiously, to make the debtor pay
more than the debtor has a right t.
pay.
"The tendency has always been IL
this world to put the burdens on thos,
least able t. bear them. La barbarian
countriss the wDm-n have To do III
work simply because they are TIA
weaker-that is all. Aud the other,
being the stronger. do not expend thei
strength ia working, but expend thri
siren 9Th la making the walker do then
work.
"Tnis is precisely the same in our civ
ilizei society to-day Between the rict
and the poor, IL the burden il to t'
borne 10 this county, it is borne 10y tn
poor-always.
"They are the first 10 suffer Le
the b asst Of war blow over this country ;
who goes to the wal? Who goes to u,
front? The millionaire? Not one.
a.r..-0 fnha - taFaaihAnf. al
corporations? No. The men who pre
81 ie over great vaults Of gOId? M
M Ich! Tue poor man goeS, becau~'
nine times out Uf ten the poor man j.
more patriotic. The poor bear the bur
dens Of our country aud Of this world
"Only few yaars ago our moueA
was gold aud silver money that had
been the money OF man for thousands
OF years. Our silver was demonelized
aud gold made the standard.
"rhere Is no man In the United
States with ingenuity enough to ac
count for the demonetlzation of silver
In 1873. There Is no one.
"I do not think the few should have
the right 10 combine to increase the
value Of what people call money against
the debtor and In favor of the creditors.
want free coinage Of all the silver you
eau mine from the miues of America
aud II there are those who are not will
Ing 10 take silver we will not trade with
them"