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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Stippies family IN Venice. when, after
It's rurrcd and sturdy hcAd bad gathered
them an safely al the station for tue
journey home. aud he had returned time
and again from feeling dumb prnio at
TO name his own prles and exchange his
ronaola for the exalted seat Of a roal
wag0n II New York. the faithful gondo
hcr sprang quickly from among big grin.
ming comrades, as they shouted ''Addio-H
aud blessings innumcrahe after him,
bundled the family into thcif railway
compartment with familiar oligiunsncss,
followed and closed The door Nehlud him,
sit down beside Rosa with something
Of an mir Of cumming triumph, and IN
his excitement roan,d In bic old familiar
tOncs
Will al IA same Old wages-hlfrn'
rsrtlghtrun' outs--God bliss yea, Slip
piles, livery want
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Mats 20 put under br'ca-hrac arc Of
woven gilt thread 5ludGed with beetles
wings In brilliant cniernld green.
A lads just FROM Paris. dcscanilDg on
tie dainties Of ftencli w0maa's attire.
told how much embroidered monographs
are Ia vogue IN Parh for uuderlinen.
Every article Of undertaking worn Is
d Parisicnne q ~ p1puIeiieiy ambr0id-
cred with her initials as Is her cambric
pocket handkerchief.
IL Is good idon 70 always have q
needle book with uecdics dreaded aud
ready for Use. on the dressing table A
braid or q button "a ioosened. sleeve
gives way, a bit of cloth Is frayed aud
tbe woman away from home has not
always her W6fllbox with her. A thimble
ana 4 needle book. Furnished aa above
with q paif o. Feisg0rs. are thOnghtful
additions 70 comfort
a pretty tta clOtii may BE- made AZ a
very large Aianer napkin Or a piece Of
table linen 81 suitable size Select a
ureffy pattern and nuillut The design with
vash silks. GA GOLD. deep r3le on dark
blue q pretty Another q Of lne linen
wiih an inch wide border. hem-siiifhn,l
mon q row u drawn work. then a Wide
harder Of cross stitching worked Ia wash
silks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

The seductive Sandwich was named
for gambler nohleuan Of that name.
after playing Tor fifteen hnurs he found
himself very iulxFy. and not willing 10
leave ibe game, ORDERED some bread ana
some cold meat, which. fnr COINCIDENCE,
~ placed between tbs slicu Of bread.
and ne rs BE- played The thing wal
- pslntahie that be- recommended X to
ne frlnd4, and rs popularity never
aausd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

sunei Evcty Messed ono Of you de-
ilshls In something pleasant being print.
cd 0bont you, ana every blessed one Of
you viii buy iimumerabe papers when
the pleasant paragraph appears and send
ahcm around 10 your iricnds, u your
daughters picture Is on SALE, thun you
have alrcady made Il pebble properly, and
v you only give her picture to Tho people
wilp are close 20 beg, the publicity 10
which You object viii not be hers Rep
utAhln uewspapcrs dOnS print nicurs %
women against thar Wishes. pnd Il i all
what &e london cOster calls tommy
rot whom You iusist upon saying that
ycn didn'. wish II 10 ~ Ia and that sou
ohiect 10 Your paroles being written
about, hut ,hat the newspapers geI In
formation in eonie mysterious way. They
don't fhey set it w q worry girishtlor-
ward way, and u you dun'l like to- you
ean very soon stop IL by simply stating
to tho very htst IMPORTER diEt comes near
You that you would rather not have amy.
thug Published about yon, Nvar request
Will be respected, aud yoa can i've lusi
as quiet :, iifo as you want. ky-thc.hyl
everybody says 81 is so dul 10 Washlng'
ton this year"
A SENATOR'S WIFE TALKS.
"oh, yes" answered eenaiors wife,
who was Just finishing pinAtoroi ','tMa
,i li y wv ',rt ~
~, VlNv,aS1ui''h w M w, on,Siienms
nor tho Democrats know exactly whore
they alnnd, brcanac thuy don't know
what Mr.. Cleveland IA, aud ] am alwngd
ngi!N't 70 eall h,M tn' neunl,us ,,,i,v
, W. , S'pp , H'Ipv NAM, XII. SlNgclnnd
i ,ccanse he iocsn't propose 10 have
Lie glory dimmed by jhe charm 81
young and pretty woman or course,
! That is Just gossip, but Il i very Ike a
mAu, aud, after All, president IN only
/ d man, 1 don't know Who ! should Ike
! 20 SEQ go in next time but somebody
with hralue aud good manners and gcn'
l Gle birth, whJ We would nll be very
I proud ~ 10 matter what Ms poliuca
I might De- hut then ! don't believe in
/ political president Tie senate anu the
| house can attend 10 an that, and tho
| president nced only dctide as FAR as
] possible, hY thc assistance ithn cnhiuci,
/ what Is good iel The country Ut large
/ MI, NhNhN, Mr tNrlslo' NoN. Mc,
! lNnleJ, amy, one OF the thrive would
mqke a good pfviucht don sou thihk
noI
'Nell said l., y am Democrat, bur
/ would l!hg, 10 500 Mr., Mckinley elected
| pet1V.o ! IKE hiH iocord he q man and
prllrle he y q gentleman; ! nave
hvln nv ehd OF nlce stories ahoni hmf
! IuN 'n'pi tpn' nave nthh h la ne
i NHlvi 10 my Nltei hnM beautifully CON
eW"lhtn VI ~ NvhNh
| i, a N,Il Al inc 'hd ol cue fQom' Who was
{nrAulnR hvrliPH lor somebody, snddcn-
| ~ lnnshuu, hnd % woman who had hcnn
rpp gl rnlpcaa on huf face, 6niled aud
'oS4yu nnppivr ,m
THE MEmlEsr LAUGH
S'R I'VE ,, n,Ss9 rn., ,a,r i,
4 .t.f ~. t-t.tn a. - '''' 80 p, - iN'N-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
THE VENTRIL0QUIST.

r.. "a, f,.h - ts,.ft ,s..,,..t,,
hrino 'Ae hrehon Vi n'i'n '9'u''s,,V'
On warm evening In autumn Peggy
AIuilie0s sat at her cottage door mefd-
ing nair of slOcklnrs. when casting
"a sleneo outward .l,o per,siyel a great
e"'''Nv N"s""'" -" ,,5S.'.a ..,,,,.
crowd OF meh' women and ehiufen V''n'
ing from The other end Of The NillAer'
and ia Tho nalst Of lhem A black bear.
'S :" ny - ~, is,s,,r ,,,re a isrrs
NH ~ NrVNvi, "V Ssit,S a.. ,,,a oife
Mhle tetihsote ~ NN,Ve , ,nr, yest
70 NtNp liliis ,v'l tM'yvi ~, fnr Wear. Ills
1Nu pNn'aiyVns Auv "eieN t,,,t, AMI M
noo,s s"S1 " MaIe NV, W. ,in,., i,cl'.J nnri
tsN ny hau 1T iol = l',E s', p,o,bed n RIM.
vi W nliin' 3s'iH i, aiite playine
gry'loohlng la9 dresser m M.''',' tni,"a,
= large hageolet anu pV'N"s
HuV' a., tt.,, thc oplv
arrived before ky N'N -' w., ,,gs,i,,,f
A9.lelty IN tne NulNt., wv ',,t KIN, ami
pNusoui ~ tnAue y Vllvlv ",,',.,,i' tl,en
9Welcl avs pe'f ~ sVa '..... Nt,l,as SeaJ M
hourishing his hNlVA W.T. wy .,.it1' ft,,
the animal he brs0u W uNuEs ~ h.
!nMus Steps anu pua'r N.,Nn wy ,b,b
initiated. One miEhl uel,NS sNV ~ ,,N IA
ihnls OF hopeirM l,tA MppFi ava ''N
erYW9 laufhea e'usa Ky ,os s,onniur at
the HE'D Lion, regarded FROM window Window.
THIS spectacle 'i bghV9uNt8, NH''NA
that mornmE he u9d aueaVS Mu MA
portnniiy, Of teSoTiaAfng Nc 'n XXI, Nh,
81 the inhhhllanls o' Wy ni"yJ' s mm '
tWrelore, o,onil'u =" nv" Va
himsclf at their expense. .,...
lie descended among lng spfv , ,l,,
and prohing ny moment W NHsnt 1 bc
ii9ssSie5, ana iaa a,o@,oi,g To'' silent nc
10 him. ,,, an. ,,.,,,,,,,
/ Mia shoulders and replied hrusuunlX}
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

nsafiur her yunnr ,ifr nw0y,
With n clifH click. cllckrtf click
And r0tilnr Que dViiNr q day.
Fhe was nniy q lyuowrlfor gifi.
WORKING the Whole day l9nf
VISTA n click cihs, cllckctg rllct
IS illo bufdcii, Of llfs song
6hp WIS only q iypeNrilff firi.
And weary tho song Abe sang.
WITH n cilct. click fllrneiy CLICK
Hal Ahc b0tta1 ihc whole AnepAnf.
--NH1hipxtap STIR
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thanksgiving in .hc back Of his clou.
gated neck, you that's been pcmpcrcd tn
,'iieke, year IN AMI year ont. when your
hctiers was wtrkin' lie uireers, so you l
sHuih shine M the miaisiry- Fudrr, sir! /
lye hcarn uior, follcroi bout Paul and |
th io7iles aud o,ogy this. and DOGGY
that and missions. and boards. AMI |
Nails, and sneerin' ahodt what you'd do !
with the Pope, Il you had your way, and ]
olhcr cfniankerous jahs at what other
folks hearts Is snt on. spnre hringin' you
along. than m ever let cnnyhody stuff
me- with assn as loue AZ | liver
AT Stippits In the excess Of his iudir
nation here arose, He struck whirl-
ing blow with one huge est into the
other huge palm, which turned him
around with a whizz, as Olive girEled
under her napkin. and sat down in his
own chair with a plump, all without once
letting 90 Of his eloquent subject
You've been bullyraeein' me and
eomin' It over your poor mother and
ioriin' i over the gals ever since the nhn-
lister Itch struck the Silpnles family.
Persecution Is the lie Of the saints
ventured his hopeful son. with an owlish
ro.iing Of his eyes and groan Of llial
forgiveness.
Don't you cant me- sir; not a cant.
Don't You quote Scriptur on me, sir;
..t.
hut Ynote, w sense SIR It man
noou' slr 1lt ehafiiy' sir. Every min
is'er hvini with the love of God In his
heart, y bear ine out that ITEMS the
roek-bottom things 10 git. II You can't
git en-, quit II You won't cit EN-. IL
turn down one minister. and his name
won't be Reverend Bnrr Weighton Sip
pies, neither Slriigh,en out, now, or
when you Kit back home youYl weigh
cailw
Saltwater Slipples' cranmnr failed
him slightly In inou,e,ts ~ ctnNttor. bnt
ms worls over hore IN j,,ores, ~ ,.,.a'
rine liteiililv and fo,,,s w, ,,,ngv AMI
nevpr teo,;n 80, ,, ,,,i,.,.., ,e' NV
Even mo s,i,cv INV ,Sos, si,,,,,ns M
GRADUALLY snbldrd 81. ,,,,,,siie III, VIII
/ her poniinr ilns n,cIercd ina r,nn5
| protfy d N nnfeii.nsI ,,st',rfsb,,,l,,,
"VSr,u la a,',,'',, ,,.,,.. ny A..
| Stinnles "a 1,is ,i,H, iro,, sau Mt
bsrr,Ssir,, ,smso N''ei an eu'-
M, H. i'.s. ~. ia. 49,,
orii p''i',,7 w. 'a''e any ,ne LIN
rft,r 1fF.;,,,i,. =" !vN"N 'ue'u
,.f'o,ns bi-, Nf.t.n,,,i ~ n.I,, y'"' 80
a,,,iJi ,,i. Inns W ynio
,,,.,aiir,- Y,gjs ',s ,rli'a'llp Vrl'hlhS
as,1i in hls ul'S'Fa,E loEs,
o,,t ,Ht Spihvuhlh 70 eaO muFted Mr'
S,.RpS. a,
mhere' sor! e
iHshl mere. Mt. supplies made
] place MI his own tUNIu. and UItUg "A plate
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flte.tn xrnro hnn,t. ,,,,i,,,. !. 4 80
~ q Ne'r tlechonlns and grlmaang. on
fnrsa,,,,,s' = snoie " poVerlui or 5ou'
I,,oisssi 80; Vi AZ ~ eAu conuluohs,
,ero1 MI .ieius anu Ennnea and nut
49, 49,, ies99lnss a tne gond0la aP
p i',3i wee tneir number Of ha.i-
'.,.inrs,l X, ~ yu,riS -heauel cAigseh
H., -, ~, ~ ~ 'lluhs peiMcen' hVeu
i W. 1871 nussu s5rgoylss 81 the entrata
lcvt,H NV srlnhei penlnd' aud IN the
stran,,lnc tlena ~ lps wv, lloH, au stoo9
cLattsi 70 ~ Z, t,i, Mo3lln anu
Ins,io bg,,'in. iiPiss insllg : ,ehellat
ing IN scrit IN 5,, o'.e.s 4nu piYlenu'
,rss-oted os - IL ~. s.v NV eon-
Tnosier's iibareEt,. o,,.,, N'" taieH y or
i,ar i,,t,,r6ltet ~! aM''' MY sillniuk
HI ,ba ,,i,'t ass,t MVicony' Whle showing
aver nolisbcJ an ,rittie Cii,. l s,i9t MeIe
SNiat Sri,,,s n ,"sstah pr.S'u,'
Gus pastr' gasoe1 Venetia as 70 o. s,s S,o,,
S,,itl, Dennls' ;,tat,c. - nv sriiaIs
ianJine '''''s p" 'H0 pii"ee
"W'bi.b do,s s,,, mana No., ...-.
Eros ti,ra,r,,s III, - sess;..
49,, ,rntser,d n.,,,,is ,, 49,, WI ~ re- ~
Mi, IN ,gir, D q, ~ nnue' nus BREATH
Don't en- an u, yepar snr,,.ro1
;I.i g,,yiilg tne Swarthy mg6annlihps
nc Iim IN On bame IA his ~, ,,ar SIv WI MI
/ gei SONG now panties. There's \ dear ~
Roze bounded iirbtly ont Of The craft
/ her blue eyes timidly searching the faces
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imyIFPIEs FAMILY IN VENICE.

" nnpufa AHf fnuu.
,,,. baggage from the lusty por-
|rs's IA rival eondoliers at
sislooheis ''n1 H., 1ranico and saw
|.isay terminus III eniee "N ~
- with his family--colhprlsihs
10 bs son, Master Burr
tlil ~ 1as,ina1 for the min
81 supNo'' ..,. ,,,. i,...r
\ s.sg consultation Wi'H NV '1,'''
4 hurhters, Nenetia and owe
- Roae-safely within the
y n''u' -. n.,,ioh ,,os IN can.
sRos souuV.' ~ a.
81 !, b their lodgings ullu""S o
f. Rialto and st, Marks on the
a. eat down beside his
w 4, ,,osir- l,or
+ bad a imp way VI
opening her rinaigrette IN me
n vsasial incidents Of travel as
a -te as a parlor clock. =,
"a sIa,n Is at last realized! signed
4 saples, crossing her hands anu
\ X eyes in sentimental eNulla-
htler your dream" replied oliVe
\ 4 VII a mingled snort ana giggle.
. libse goEiOlers' toes spread Just
,i.ou caws. SIS, just look! One
. SIS at you, as sure's I'm alive!'
. um blood of the East muir
rneia Don't mind It, OllVe
. Itik Of the rapture OF uAis haiiny
d nghyris breeze, these hyaline
/. 4 his tender, melting sky, these
4 rsoaatons To think l am at
. / reniee-Bride of the Sea! On,
ant md words for utterance!
4 at iry,' said olive, with another
Z, q the gondola, terminating her
h Il pretty ouch" while Mas
~ hlp or scene should be per
70 hke bis luminous intellect I'M
i Ms Stripes groaned softly and
B ] he yinmgrette more closely to
4 plleing nose; Mr.. Stipples com
As bps more tightly; Rose gave
Il little start and looked appeal
4 It Dennis. and Dennis McCann,
),aly ior war upon The male Italian
8 ~ or station. half rising and
4 M his pnrnacions infentjons
4 m Nj 6vo Crassss :, baron s,,n-
alnt head-jerkings ut the grinning
n N. which w0uld have been fol
n v more than menace had NOT MIR.
1t that moment ronred ont
Xfnnl-set down.
b Y SOW rctnrncd Do,,i, ,t,,ll,.
a5n, \ 'I i La5 ,i pelin rs. nilnoly
j IN N "a wink glnK o me eye eye. sor' ia
""e HOt ~ uaS sluh'
III la
i IN, ~ ~, gs 70 you would. hehave
W ! Il discharge you this min
MP or-h "a he cnrin' thin,
wages an all. if / had 81 fair
a shamers they are. Hoo! We
Skinned haythenI
dy. Aliraudy." groonnd Mr.
y hls apparently somnolent wife.
. OWL git us all in some infernni
H llt. At Bolony he eossej tn
itper and got yanked in Twenty.
n for that scrape. Al Parry
'aifmy didn't suit him Connsii.
ml forty dollars fbcre n
z ihe sunset saint shot all shr
.ssn him: FORTY dollars moro
n AT lOnp tho pi,,.,...
A y ss, 'aad racket and buyin him
y l NY a,. Of one-hoss guy'ments
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81 BAR6u A Anrn1l1oAno

i
quea b. esgaIo "a vida 70 dsbo mi vez exooner
nae Fer d. 81 10 dsSstaae quiShG 90 torEarfa mas tran
qulo."
lQ1sres que os ayudo rompes vueDtraB ligadu-
TaBf-e rio du'Cemopto aprcxim6sdors q 81
No noi... ldespuea que me hayaiI ropetida que
me perdoRasI
Psro ii u % 10 he d'eho: nada grave tengo que
pordOnaros
-lAhl qua Dios os bsndigA la eternidad por eaas
indulge sac psahrasl-exslam6 Dacres
-Vsmcs-dij 9 la hab6ndole mimo como les
nnos lequt nos cuasdo les quar dectmo co
mo estais atado; tal yez pue aaojar las cuerdas.
DACrsa BeEts el rocs de veatao rfa "a voz leyo
acarCiadora de u sun labies hubieGsn
do 50 rossre.
Enaqual instsEte 10 le preosupaba Nbortad. lEra
dlchoso Aub0 qusrido psrmansoar apI ainten7o ol
mas leve sento do aquea adorsda boca durante hora
diag, meges 6hos piglos; 6Nranta una steEnidedadl
-R 'spondedme- al sa6 ellR
Las maBos oatan atsdas detF6s de Il espalda-
murmur6 cen suapro eno6nola tenor que hablaE de
q pr 4pio cUando aolo queria habl,r ds ella
-Ya tengo nm cuchiilo-diio vcz muy bsia ma
dame WiIougFy
Esta no rsfsxionaba ya; u piedad . apodsrsba Dc
ella pog eEtsro.
~ hombrs gus eBte ba ALI postrndo doliente lo ha-
bia arrieggado TODD por ala Erf deber aqxtaVle.
Mad. Wilougby habia contesbsdo natorAIments
Grasc aue tsBis cuChio alguao nc por mentjr Gno
por coNtsRtar Rrnatiyaments ma preRunt de aquel
m6Ertruo E basddo habia lleyado 81 sCis hkgtA
u sxsramn delagatraIa PeEo On xealidsd tens ella
ma qe e,Os eortapUmitsl dc tocado vsje que
ben un 1ug9ste gus an arna. Pdpolo ppo6 coxtRElsr
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Ia quieaG lk Minnie F.r?4..-

--1 Ia qui6af lk Minnie Fsy?! ~---~----e
-LisYtsmeRts; yo no he tenido nUncs oUs defandsr.
de- sua rspug homsnajss.
- IAhI Soy I'm brute, IN idinta IN loco-d 10 SEQ.
DAcTes voz last meralOs he Calnmnado espspto
aamsRtel lNunca me perdosarelsl NE poareig ,shl
dcci smt pod els psrdok arms3
Kitty, par mueha npasi6 stque antieBs bscia lar
incohe lqCc, Comenxsba obaervar oue a.
pasaban clertos mites halSndose ya dapussts lamar
- Er possible ser tan fgo, tan eu,dpido como 70 10
he sdoI hl lcuan cambiada eEtsisl Qu6 escantsdo-
1a Os encusatscl Que trnura EN- vuestrs n7adal QuS
graCia vuest faunomta 81 uUpi6sea cu6Rto tierapo
hace que go sn vi to de vosl gismpre buscando
hslaado sOnPrs celo vussroE Oios No podfa arro-
jar vuestfa imagen de mis- suenoB 70 NO os he ovi.
dsdo mol y on Ia acua idad qDieo cs adoro mss ouo
MuneRl
DAY fraSsB cuyo sOvido 81 aiempra srmoEioso bton
roEuncadaI por loco por hombre que pouea
5oda raE6n. Por OF paTte no natuta ore 81 pa
xEmo do los humaaoK atsCtos scompaGe semprs ua po
60 de locuTs2
Ksty hal6bRas, pusS, iRvOu etsranevte copmcvida
per aquelGB Gxtaas proteatag psFo pHRto ae rehaca
ecntra VI vertigo ST. aqUe u leDguaie de nj loco
pOgo ss5usto que podia pslgsoso cordaba la
z6n hRbeils visto aparecer sts echando sobrs ella mi
xadas que pRtsba Ell deasongaelo De que nj gera
ospa1 ii NO lcgraba CslmaElo3
- POsdoaanme, por favor psEdonadmel -rspatia
GiArnpre Il pohre gcons Dhcres
-OB peraon0 todo mi ccYaz6n-dii0 Kitty:-
pero no os pongaia ere esta1a.
In 81 fsnao de % ALMA Kitty &c decis
Eu pums q delira es cauas de loo mslos trsta-
ieRtOa qae ha ptEdo g por ncsotraI, .pog mi por
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Asa rfEMP
solpei6a Il gsrogliisO de aver: "Muisr ocioIs
mnias vieiopan

AsaRAMDns lrALlrs GRAnDEs RHMEDIos.-Ouan.
do 81 empohresimieato organize aniquiIa eI cuer
po u eapiritu, q impone devolver 81 sistema
nervioso toda au fuer7a vigor; de ahi L indica.
Cfdn especial del " VSn0 Cordial de OsTsb6eG de
Ulrici concsptuado por los m6dicoS mas enni-
monte como 81 rsco,lstStwyento mas poderOsO q
vstaIisss0g mas r6pido de Las personas d55iIss }
GnSpsSczs pruSbese para cOTro6orGF tales virtudes
" rsconocidaS alabadas pOr lOs enfermoS que Il
han tomado
DevOnta para IL isla de Puerto RicO, =
Guillermety.
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DEPosITo GENERAL Vata Ida Ptoo: FYdeS CUTLER
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EXPOSITION
l2-sA.N FRAN 0Is CO-l2
La ESTRELLsa DE ONO

Pavticipa sus favorecedoraa que han reci.
bido M complete surtido an csatas dc todos an.
chos de Ion coloreB mas nneyoa Encajes de
sadla, hilo y aIgod6n, E'prlts Penschos de mu.
cho gusto. FaRtasfas de azabaehe todo de 10 mas
slepsnts para Il contacci6n de sofabreros capo.
tSs para Is pregente temporads. en- os dias y
9 de 10 do Ii noche hahr6 expuesto an =
rnigrna casa IN surtido de sombYeros capotag &
ia de que todaa lss personas de buen guato sa
cercioren de Il realidad se convepzan de que
los sombreros confeCcionados por Ell habil artista
senior Gabarr6n no tienen rival. Haesd una vi
sits para yer 10 que an ninguna casa podr6is en-.
6 lntrar de tanto gusto y tan baraso. 1910
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FrsDciDoO 20 despite, para romprs, de Ia
mujsr Squion anna
-IAdieHl Ya que no me quiers Vd acspta1
per e'poIo me voy IN pals lejano, de donde
nunca volver&
In joven nm POGO eneSinnada:
Pero nie eEcribirS Vd. menudo2
IN me tr Wis decirsslo & nItsd Pero
81 uated d Eaa one 10 eEcr'b b, eE que a6n pusdo
teaer guEa espersT za e..
No 81 ESQ: es qu by uns Eociedsd cue
ssga doHcientss pesetss or uBs ccIecci6B de m
ltllds de ssllos de Core u6'ed me ayu-
1ssia reup'rlo
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= $olnhrerts is atsf1s

Hernaiz C.a participant sus clientes a.
comercio en- general que han recibldo nneva-
nente un Burtido dc SOMBREROs DE OATA-
CAOS, recomendando los que neceaiten, hagan
pRonto EuG psdidnu para poder usTviEleG.
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ID RBtOrBada BSD8Palya. ssslsB' s.sas .a s'is, !,

0l5Aglona5 m1y He8ca89 lDesea ust9d G0NleE
bien2 Pues acuda & La ReforeGdg EgpsraNsa
calle de la Princesa no z, Marina, Capital. Pre-.
clos 81 alcance de todaB Lee fortumas.
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sSFA. no sl me1or do todos enc aIidad ' Drscio
H1VVOs Hr Ell RIuJA NO DE THICIO
Sc detsla Capital, Ghsto 15 Manuel Rivera San Sc
basan S0 en- las tendas de los STes A7L ON r. pa
MORAN0 en- Puerta de ii Fra, 2. AN RAN &c ISnes
Los cerfcados de orgen anssis ie tan excsenteaIds
estan disposition del que guste Verioa. I6Fs 10
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TABAC0 en- rama del RAI

Iiehee ohst sbts & stassla Oh 81 almaecH
los seHares Laaszs hermanos cails de Is Fortd-
esa ndmerG 10 T2-lo
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VirgiIio Dayila

Rachiller Professor de Instrucci6n, de clases de
prinera segunda enaenanza 6domicilio. Be-
yau6n. 15-9
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0AaE Il A8hao

OA8fAs Atnno
Las estrellaa y e luna
vivan de la luz dsl so' -.
Bl dia que no ma miFes
ide que voy 4 vivir yof
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ManIove lliott 8, Ia, Nottingham,
On Rran renaedio

% RNo9NoOIDo 4EBTo PRoD1qIOsA EEIoAoIA
las enternedadea del PEOHO de arganta
Es La Ennu101on Oxooaotada DE RABELL
EpAsF ~ TQpAa Las noTlQAa pRoGuRRIAs,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
TERROR At DUNBAR.
One Non-Unionist's House Blown
Up---Bomb Under Another.
Shooting in the Village Streets.
A Night Of Alarms.
Borough in the Hands of 1000
Strikers, Many OF Them Armed.


tNIONTOWN. Pa, July IS -Dyna-
miters We're active last night In the town
of Dunbar. just north of here. AT |
O clock large bomb was exploded UNI
der the house of nun-union workman
named Waugh in the centre of the town.
The building was blown to pieces and
the larger part OF the town was badly
shaken hv the explosion. Windows were
broken all over the borough and chin
neys thrown from their position. The
family escaped without injury. which Is
considered miraculous
A short time later Il dynamite bomb
was found under the house OF William
Bodcn, another non-unionist. The bomb
had evidently been thrown at the house,
but did not explode.
Last night was one of mortal terror
in lumbar. the town being in the hands
of the strikers. From early In the
evening there was considerable shooting
done. not only in tie borough, but III the
surrounding country.
No one was shot but it Is believed the
object was to attract the attention of
the people to other points from those
at which the dynamiters were going to
make their attack.
Many people remained on the streets
all night.
here to-day for a meeting. Many are
armed with guns ard revolvers.