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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

character of this particular beauty
hhngcs with every hour. Sometimes that
nose - almost Creek that 9, when its
ownor IS IA deep thought with trick OF
pinnns down her upper lip with her
teeth, Sometimes It Is impudent 10 In.
aoenoc; hut usually 1t " expressive Of
I'm, love Of laughter and the capacity OF
sayins witty things with a dash OF peril
ness In them. This is the ideal of The
snub nose
II Is she victim Of circumstances how
over, aua. whun these are not favorable
to ileai development, the tuined-up nose
~ almost an anlction More especially !s
this SO when the owner 10 q business man
In n serious lirc Of lie. His nose prevents
him expressing himself and his opinions
upon people as he would wish to do. Had
his sense OF tho ridiculous been cultivated
US II ought to have been, he would be able
to allow for the effect OF his own nose
and 20 take measures to countcract H.
Parents OF snuh-nnsed children should
send them TO special classes for tne stuly
" the ludlcr1us, as part Of thcir equip,
ment Tor a business lie; otherwise, they
Will be az a dlsadvdntase with the large
nosed. The FIRST Impulse of these latter
Is to dccry the suub-nosc1 This Is Ia,
stluct, and g is 20 far justified by facts
that the porsessors OF small noses are
usually found to be lacking In acutenoss,
DISCRIMINATION and accuracy OF perception.
but ls u nor Mr. lhpHles iiAIhF VINO Nels
US In ais Tess" that We may inherit
characteristic Of exterior without the
| qualities they donOtes
phyMognlmsta surm0unt any difficulty
| Of this Kind by balancing against the In
dicatons givon by amy one feature those
/ OF half a dozon others. The nose say s
something 10 them, but that something
has TO he discounted by the MESSAGE OF
| tho lips, the tycs, the eyebrows the chm.
the Jaw, tho shape Of the brow, the color
and texture OF the hair
A man with snub nose may be a man
OF strong Individuality and force OF char
acter, though his nose proclalms the con-
| trary 10 all who see IT, He has to be
| aware Of It's trcaChery before he can take
measured to defeat H. and not until n,
has acquired true sense OF tho quality
OF fun and trolls, cf which his principal
| feature conveys an impression, can he
succeed In overcoming that Impression
! kosciusko had a anuh nose. but ne
achieved greatness in spite OF Il. Murat
Richard Cromwell. Jamea l., ana Geou,,
l. had all urncd-up. trivial noses; 20 hnt
Bosw ell. He retained his childish nos,
all through nfc Some men do, and wll
1t very often certain quality OF lovahie
ness that ls not always associated with
more perfectly fashioned featured Ru
oven M ineus noses, fashion has turnet
away from the porientous Roman, sucl
aa the Iron Dulse's, a mountainous ridg,
OF bone and cartilage IN the middle n
the face Something less pronounced h
now preferred, Even a certain vaguenes
OF line Is not now objected to- The onl,
sort OF nose that never has ils day q
the red nose
As to women. the prettlesl most al
mircd formation Of The nasal ORGAN &
Greek for half its length. and then turn
heavenwnrd with a Kind OF guilty grace
Il must be very white ana very smooth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

lined SO, az also viii hc Inv fnanagefs OF
theatres who fan 10 see mat inc u" II
enturcel.
This man seems To have hit upon u ronl
remedy for @ crying public eGl. Every
porqnn WHO has hnd the Annoyance and
n,i,f1i svpsri,nce of catchlur occasional
,it,,,,... "a, an, ,,t.,.sftp. rl9v from ba-
n' t,...i.,..... ,..t ,,i,.i,,-t,,,, b.t ,,
","' .tt a..
'H' U,'" ~ d 'N.'N." '5t,l" w." a.,
cure JONES 81 HtNNiAN'"i w. ,'V '"N' ,
jones' ln tpeakms "l nus Nh guy l"'o
blll VIII nh AN aching void I'm lhe he'f' Oh
every iovur OF The play 1t VIII save
countless souls that go d1wu to prrliilnn
annually. nud VIII snatch from tho butu-
lp4 many a victim TO tho tcmptatiuu TO
proranlty caussd by "A yoman'a hat. IL
Ma. up,. o.. ,loua AMI oi,,,,ir.e f-opt r1r
.,s 's,.,...t .,,,,..ra rr,,r. ... n Al A.
~" Wy 49,, - ,,',,.,,,..
S"u.h ,''-"' Iii w.
100 nh.'l''2 "on''' ""' ul".'
/ 10 on'lutl. FW'iNeE u"u sue" N D"
( temperance blll-n1t "A hiSh license h"' I"
/ tentative measure. Many young man
/ has become a Victim OF tho demon of
| drink by rushing ont hetWcrn the acts
! ftanueaur while spnpHns from tpni-
parary alteration. and talang hiH nrst
l T,t,t lrn,l, nd 3. rol,p. ta tb.. nugpr and
/ ~. ,,..,s..t t,,, hy inc htr NAT
i'''o,''''''s
Neg',''' ...,. ,.,.,,,,.., r,a tr,
I i9" NE WHY ll', ,,l'ii II H.
i,EHiis,i' q, iS,b ,tns Nc bHr gIipb br5i,
| H., mark barE MIN nihtr "a. .Iu lu
I Ch'ea.s went 10 the Plrl, Thcu moan
I tue auditorium an1 bad a sent nesl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

At Mostar, IN the Herzegovina. hus-
band snd wife dicd IA most extraarlinary
dcBth together. Tho wife went to The
wins cellar 10 Fetch mus 81 strong new
wine Tor her husbands supper and ~ The
pyel and fol- into e. Her husband in-
rlsiia;cly dropped IN after her % rave
her. and both We're drowned IN few MIN
utes, Their property Is valued al eal.O1a.
but they ilsed as simple peasants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

Mrs. u. p, Bowers ThiulSs the Critical First
Ntuii4 az Il Nynurpt

First nights are my mos, trying tines.
because 1t Is so hard to find in an audi
ways look for when | first go on the
stage. until / find that l never am really
al ease. F!rst-nlghters always look bored
or cynical and by their very pronounced
lnattentlon. cast a chill over me. As a
rule, they know their Immediate negh-
b0rs, and do not hesitate to carry on
an almost continuous conversation. This
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

symp1thcllo Lady o me HouIe-Ilow q
your wife today, refks9
pompnus 3uticr very fond o. biz wordM
--Oh. Mrs. Perks Is much batter. thank
you, madam, l chartered vehicle yes.
tcrlay and removed her TO the dentists,
hnd--would you credlt ltY-when the OF.
rcnfing m1lar was extracted. She entirety
LOST Qonscientiousnesa,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
THE Big HAT NUISANCE.
The Agitation Is in Full Swing, But
viii II Succeed2
LADY BRAcEGIRDLE HAS FEARS.


Ana,
Every man mas ms opinion az 10 just
what constitutes good WHO. Some meu
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mnnt. hrr cnltdrana succor. ana her ser
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nye Of warucas, the tongue OF silence
the hand OF labor and the heart Of ioyc
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

oiiner-lsn't this meat rather te,,sb7
NE -,.sses-,'fhete's no denying thai. sir;
picks With It. s''ens 'o''n-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
A KAeYle MARRIAGE.


together Unique.
The ceremony among the Eabyles is
interesting because Of its comparative
resemblance to the customs Of the old
Greeks and Romans, and even to those
which still prevail in sequestered parts
Of France. Here is the girls father
who eNacts wedding portion, a sum
Of about eight pounds, for which the
bridegroom has generally TO rely upon
the advances Of his friends often
too, the Young man has not house for
his bride, in which case his friends set
to work and bujld ono no very dill
cult matter.
On the wedding day the bride is led
through the villages in the neighbor-
hood, mounted ON a mule. and escorted
by friends and relations, who shout
and fire guns again and again. The
various householders hasten forth to
offer her a sieveful Of beans, nuts, or
dried figs OF these she takes a hand
full, which She kisses and then replaces
in the sieve. All the offerings are col
lected in sacks by the old women Of
the procession as contributions to the
young peoples larder
At the bridegroom's house the girls
hands are washed with liquid butter
Then they give her some fresh eggs
which She breaks on the mules head
and inside the unhappy animals ears,
thereby, it is believed, counteracting
any evil designs against her and her
husbands happiness, Before entering
the house she drinks milk. fresh and
sour, and also water, and scatters over
her shouldera handful of barley, wheat
and salt for the good Of the family
The husband then approaches her
and fires pistol above her head, to
signify that thenceforward he has the
power of life and death over her Not
infrequently he makes the symbol even
more emphatic by firing into her head
dress and setting her aname This
done, little remains except for the
youth to lift the lady in his arms and
carry her bodily into his house, AL
the Year Round.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
LICK CREEK.

Rev. Jotes preached a very in
teresrng sermon at Mary's Chapel
last SUNDAY We are having one
Of the masl interesting REVEALS
that has bt,R at this place for a
lurg time, conducted by Rev. Rice
from Lacks ia e., Ohio.
Bied,near this pace Friday night,
L. Il. WeIlmap, o. typhoid fever.
lie leaves a Vie ard lwo little chill
dren and a host OF irItuds tolnuurn
their loss,
Born, 10 ,hr wlir Of " y Shan,
non, Il fine i he 2H,h.
n ! Jones W,nt lul lox ehusing
ouyur ay audtrt rit1d i euod time,
aud ne Is golus usan soon.
NlIt pIckfe,tui,i aud V ebh Holt,
two ul Giraayu4ss prominent
young IN, II, ~ ic,, On ,ite TAR ones
1t tins place SUNDAY
We are very sorry 70 say that the
wives u Ricnard Gmlders and
Dhiu llusp,7 al very Iom al tds
writing.
ypd HIM ,e-s.iT II,r,tlt.# 4 hsr,.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
Slaves Wanted.

il-incl stlye-, AID 5i-incbc~ in
length Write TO .Ilmcs J. Brady
Huntington, ". Va. irb -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
Blasts From The Rams Horn.
st. Paul never back sid Nhen he

st. Paul never back sid Nhen he
came to ii poor boarding house
The mi who looks through
cobwcbs VIII see sputrrs every.
where.
Heaven would have a black
Iooh II -,orthroueh the d,vd,s tel.
escop-
Whoay-r takes his first drnk,
does It standing on lhe edge Of the
pit.
Many people deIude themselves
n.o,lhtnkinA that Iazlaesa IS poor
health
There Is hypocrisy ~ thanking
God t5r the n.eaa and finding fault
with tie cook.
Before mtt caa pin K fat
from the Tee o. lie be has 10 be
mere thau a bro agr-iD-A.w to tie
church.
Many q man $40 feels gooi an
DR. star pregst!ng 45es f.GhJ out
urca lr,& anah7Iy h tn
Ifafaat ft5 iae aas.
z
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
An Evergreen TreeI
WITHOUT COST.

Ne will send you by mail post-Ia aid one
smelI evergreen tree adapted to yogr
climate, with Instructions for planting
aud e'.riag for i trgethcrwitiuur com
pIrie Ire Of nursery stock. If you cut
ont his sa rtIment, mark omit the
i..ne iili par,and tell how many
p. 'uf III trees and plaGt. YOU
rHtlis urlltSe and when you
sj'.t IN
"r N,liI To yoa lower professor
ia utr mt tlun ever been ollie
ptf.,t
@ft ST nee. l0-l5
Vs-aCREEN NURSERIES,
Es1gtcen, Door Co, Wis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01

IS, sTEWAEEa.t al g. IUuGilluN,
1Ial9 Mhsi,f Ns~g -Hid
Ns.f1 rs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
XIl
nappI urnhan.

K9Sras Co kY., oct. o. %,
In ouz orphan asylum here thete is Is
fcar-old child that TAD l1aan suffering Tor years
rum nervousness to such au extent that she
olttimes in the night GOT Up. aud With fear dc.
issted GU every feature ami in a aeltnuus COM
attion, would soak protection among TIC o.ue
ii,oplo from an imaginary pursutr, AMI could
uniy with great difficulty be agniu pnt 10 bed.
Last year Rev 2. k0aris, while o. visit here,
happened to observe the child, and advised ths
U.s. OF Pastor koeuig's Nerve Ieaie, ard Kindly
Furnished us several bottles q it. fnd hIgt bot.
ne showed market improvement. and after
using the second bottle and up 10 tho present
il,ie the child Is happy and contentei bting
All those suffering from nayaasncss shoaie
GEEK refuge in Pastor koenigs Nerve Ionic.
ilEV. Il HIII4RBItAND. st Johl AtYluIs
HGF-A Nas1a57l -s5T5 81 $50
IL u Diseases seat Tree - ar 50 c.-
fK ana poor gatienis eEn % ~
tHta This ine1icine Hce % t-'i.'
IA rrrledy has bean pTepsFsg b. Use ..3s
" KoeniE, o. loft Ma9ac, I'D s-Elt =
PREPARED uhdsfbia ditscuai y =
oERIc MED. CO.. Chicago I'll
dby Druggists n 81 poE no.ee.
.,rx- 20, sis. aHcalcs Ees' -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01

I j CHE ltilr
~ Sai sS hr ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS.

MIN l0AA - i u 4 II ~ " -
PENSIONS were granted the other day
rs follows. Original Samuel l.. Bran
mer, Gap ercels. Wayne county; James
A. Seay. WilliSburp. Washington conn
ty. Renewal John H. smith, clipper
Tayler county. Reissue Cornelius
Ross, Bear Wallow, Barren county;
VanhooiS Curtis, Petra, Bracken coun-
~; David G. Taylor, Burnside. Pulaski
county. ogisinal widow. etc--Sallie
Wilson, Liberty, Casey county.
SAN MEApE, WHO escaped from the
Boyd county jain short time ago, has
been captured in West Virginia
TIM Kentucky planning mill, u Hen
dersou, has made an assi-uricn'
Cor. SAMUEL NJ. BooNE, lipcal de-
soendant Of the original Daniel Boone,
has announced himself candidate for
commissioner Of agriculture on he |
democratic ticket
The other afternoon Negro at
tempted to assault Mrs J. II. Morris /
wife of a well TO do farmer near Full |
ton Mr. Morris, returning later went
to the Negroes cabin and shot him
dead At the inquest Mr. Morris was
exonerated. The Negro had his clothes
packed. evidently intending TO flee
WILLIAM and Lee Deatly Of Bath
county, got seven and six years in the /
Kentucky penitentiary for conspiracy |
! In the murder OF Kline, the court Of |
appeals affirming the lower court
BOWLING GRrEN will haTe cASaRer
rates for telephone service het.t..iiRs
with April l. After that date ne Ne&
ice for private residences VIII cost
and for business houses !.''9 isi
month
/ Az East Limestone co" eaeWeH ~
baceo stalks and died
| JuMEs in the Alien circuit court sent
one man TO the PenitenrarE Tor Two
years ior murder ana announcer i2r wv
years ana one-hali lor s'eal''ls t"'
pieces OF bacon ana nam
! A CARELESS child, left in charge OF
her baby brother, at Aberdeen, allowed
the youngstcrt to get near the fire Its
father, Lewis Lawill, returned in time
| to see the child burned 70 death before
his eyes.
UNDER the new law the nearest jus
tice Of the peace has 70 be called IN 10
preside when the county Judge Is sworn
off the bcrch
Asio,ooo bridge VIII Re constructed r.
across Eagle creek, near " 9rlhEli'e' l'
connect owen ana 1arro1l ceuItlsa.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
r1UNICIPAL COURT NOTES.

Chas. Schulenberg, who was arrested
the other day on warrant sworn out
by Kasper Stein, charging him with
assault in the third degree, and who
at that time pleaded not guilty, came
into the court room Wednesday and
withdrew his plea of not guilty. He
then pleaded guilty and paid fine of
81 and costs, the total being $4.65.
The trial of the suit of Klein VS..
Hubner, to secure the payment Of $50
in wages and the receiving back of a
gold watch turned in for that amount,
was concluded Tuesday afternoon,
and after being out about twenty
minutes the jury returned with YER
dict for the defendant. III. L. Schmitt
appeared for the plaintiff, and W. N.
Plymat for the defendant. Klein will
appeal to the Supreme court.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
New Dining Car Service.

1t is pleasure to note the addition
OF another important feature to the
already competent train service of the
Nickel Plate Road. The dining Car
service of this popular low rate line
has recently been augmented, by
which dinner will be served on train
No. 6, leaving Chicago at p. m. daily,
and breakfast and dinner on train No.
2, leaving Chicago daily at 9:20 p. m.
with direct connections for New York
and Boston. Breakfast and dinner
will be served on train No. 5, arriving
in Chicago at 9:35 p. m. from New
York and Boston.
For full information regarding
routes, rates, maps, folders, ETC., ad-
dress your nearest ticket agent or
j. Y. CALLAHAN,
General Agent,
Chicago, lii.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26

Father Prior and p. III. Carney
fished at the mouth of the Blue Earth
river yesterday afternoon, and the
former caught wall-eyed pike weigh
ing six and one-half pounds. Just as
he got the fish into shore the small
hook broke, but the fish was secured.
1t was very fine specimen.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26

Scrofula, salt rheum, and all di-
seases of the blood, dyspepsia, head
ache, kidney and liver complaints,
and catarrh, are cured by Hoods Sar
saparilla, the great blood purifier.
Hoods Pills cure jaundice, bili~usness,
sick headache, constipation and all
liver ills.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
RE-APPOINTED,

Mayor Weaver today reappointed
Jno. A. Willard, Jno. G. Thro and
Rev. John Prior members of the pub
lie library board for the term of three
years. They were the first whose
terms expired. The appointment is
an excellent one.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
Removal of Ticket Office of the New
York, Chicago s. St. Louis Rail-
road. Nickel Plate Road.

On May 1st the Chicago city ticket
office of the New York, Chicago & ST..
Louis r. r., Nickel Plate Road) will
be moved to No. Ill Adams street, OPP
posite the postOffice.
j. Y. CALLAHAN,
General Agent.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
Sewing r1achine For Sale.

A Singer sewing machine for sale
suitable for tailor or other heavy sew
ing-for sale cheap for cash. Just as
good as new and can be bought for
half price. Enquire at this office.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26

Ellen E., the eighteen-months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Dodge, died at o'clock this morning
of brain fever. The funeral will take
place at 10 o'clock tomorrow forenoon
from the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-01
.cA,xsr GRANTS FOR ROYALTY.
Radicals and Socialists Make sur
In Rome.

ROME, July 3l.-Yesterday's sitting OF
the Chamber of Deputies was an exceed
ingIy stormy one. Sgnor lmbriani'
the leader Of the Radicals, In the
course Of discussion OF the
budget, made a bitter attack upon
the grants for the maintenance OF
the Royal household. He was frequent,
ly interrupted by protesting Deputies anu
the latter part of his speech was drowned
by cheers for the King.
Afterwards in the debate on the items
OF the budget. Signor Vendemini Radi-
cal declared that the extreme Left wouiu
not discuss the budget Of a Minister VINO
was under charges and undergoing triai
for irregularities. If nothing worse. sew
era! members Of the majority angrily pro-
tested against Vendemini, and premier
Crispi twice shouted Infamous!
The Radical and Socialist Deputies were
finally shouted down. and finding them
selves powerless against the majority, tn
members of those parties. with the single
exception of Signor Boyio, Socialist, walk
ed out of the chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-01

Tommy Gilen is his name. and he Is a
dandy He came here from Memphis. ana
was put In the box to twlrl TO Paddens
team Of Goats with the expectation that
he would win his game. He did win H.
and succeeded, moreover. in holding the
mushroom hitters down TO six measly
hits Stahl was the only man who sue
ceeded In getting anything from his de-
livery, and II was by chance that ne
batted out home-run in the first inning
and In the eighth lined out double.
Moores, the long. lank. lean individual
with lantern jaws and awkward move
ment, who some time ago shut hlch-
mond out with but two hits, was In the
box for Roanoke. He also tossed goou
game. but the Bluebirds pounded out eight
hits from his delivery. and this stick
work being augmented by some exceed
lngly clever base running, resulted IN
seven runs being scored. while Roanoke
only sent three Goats over the rubber
A TRYING MOMENT.
Gillen has a considerable amount or
speed and seems to keep his Wits ABOUT
him Of all times. IL was rather tfyhs
moment for him when the third man
who confronted him before new audi-
ence pounded out home-run, but u
never phased him, and instead of becom-
Ing ratified. he simply pulled himself To-
gether and twirled with renewed Vlgor'
He has a most deceptive drop ball. when
he uses with good effect. and at times ne
shifts to a little "kinky kink' ball, when
caused more than one batter yesterday
In nunch holes in the atmosphere.
0iIlen was not so well supported as ne
r,ight have been. but the Bluebirds rallied
around him much better than the Goats
stood by Moores. aha thereby hangs
tale.
Though Richmond would have won un.
assisted by Roanoke's errors. several OF
the runs made by the Bluebirds were
alone due to awful mistakes made by
Padden's little WILLIAMS" Here Is the
score: