davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-27
Riis.

5ru Riis, ben befjenote oanite Stue'
ipilerinoe pg Sanserrnos, bar I ScrlI'
nter sjOrt en- Eur sjennem be 5preneoe
Stater % aiuet Ell G9tfe aoncerter,
iom operalt bar bsitet tort B'Idlo.
8i bioi9tter Der, bpab ~Bifuben"
Salt 2afe Gitp itrioer ON benoss Sp'
tr9ben Der:
Som ri meooelte iioite llge, antom
2ruen til Salt Safe Gitp tiolist Tors
bag Mor len eiter at baue tllbra9t Ell
isunlss Nat, % benne SmtGnol8beo
bauee Ell islcli9 &~irfnius paa beuoes
Stemme, ian at BUN eiter ct Gar Gang
numre ianbt fig nsoiaset til at 'nos
itrente Zig til defamation. 3ette
par ct fort Cab for Tubllfam, Der
bauoe lopet Zig ntesen Suruslel'e AZ
benoes Gang. men berueo bar 10 Sntet
at sisre.
ecenen paa @rano Opera Souie,
bpor Jruen ~optraabte, bar ooerorbsnt'
Zig imutt beforeret mso 8lauter, @rgnt
os Stag. Napnlie 5lusoetcratlonsn
ftilores iOm iarlis uirtninaslulo.
"gifubsn" uotaler fig meo flor ans
~ertienoelie ON Jru 8lis' talent'uloe
Defamation us Gang Der lonneoes
meo fort YIialo. 9lOmiterturue os
8ufetter.
9rpoeriamIunost operratte bsnoe Ell
9loresie os "9liuben"s Seriouale en-
Buffet.
Yrpf. gnton Yeberieu meb Srfelter
uoisrte en- &atte Mulfnumrs. blanot
anoet "gtiebslunsen.M ar9" us CUNT
bps "9rsmmebiaeoer".
Ia 4ru Giis matte ~afreiis meo
Hattoaet for at funne naa Gan 6rans
cisco inoen 2sroas giten, % bun ines
itenoist bab ON life at futile iurlaoe
lltab uoen at baue feet Saltipen, Der,
JON bun ubtrpfte Jig, bauce ltaaet for
benoe ira Barnoommen al mep ppetiit
@lanos, tos ct Selitab al $40
9errer % 9amer til Saltair ST. 2.l5.
Sruen, BET ipsmmeoe ipm Ell 6iif,
MATTE itrar / Sauoet, Us ertlarspe
8aoet for "itorartet". gun tpg en-
SLATE 8ano meo fig ior at tuuns sipe
fine 8enuer / &jpbenbaun en- Slurt.
9ereiter p~aaiulste Ell Spinsom. os
en- al Muiifanterne / Srfeltret par iaa
oenlis at fise til 5ruen: "Suls % bill
TOM beru' po Spnbau iaa flu ri ipil'
oanit faa Del; iaa fla DO 10 gou' a
9umbp". 3ereIter inotoses Soririits
uinser. tsrre iaaueliom uaabe. ~trporeoe
meo Borotaler os 8ittisbeber. us Gel.
ltabet a i liplis Stemnlns, ba man
maatte brDoe op.
Sgiaa i Gan Sraucisco sjurbe Jru
8iis ifelse De Iteolise Slaoe itur Spite
ueo fin Sptrabeu ben lobe Suli pna
Saratusa Saa. SaleH bar iplot meo
ct eu,bu1iaitiIf Yublifum, Der ojeutaQz
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-27
Siifericrne.

Siifericrne.
Oct bliuer NOT beolt M at 1lsiie
oenne Nrtifsl for en- Slo. Saal9nae
life beres noset OH Silbsiite, CT
nsmlis life fort at berette. Be
fore 6iifsrier bar Gerier paa
oenne &arstlo, ~ifriueS ben Cite os.
arefiftet
ct III bet, Der taiter bebit of fig. 81
bar laar bait ct ierbeles rist 9arsaar,
p9 5iIfet llaar fremoele5 tit iau9oot.
iom Uperalt. Oct iamme Ifal pare
Eli iGloet andre Steber, % DerIor er
Guren nu ieroeles bilis, bpiltet en-
iaaoan Sperfloo psiaa maatte mebisre.
Naar man fer be Mensber, iom bag
lisba9s falbpbes, maa man unbre Jig
oper, at alt bette fan finoe Iiiatnins.
Gu flor Del saar 10 osiaa til &ese.
Mafrelfiftet
aioer trembeleS ct lsnnenbe uobptte,
co 5Iifeu er ijeloen flor % iplbis iaar.
qliseuel bar Den uanifelis for at blipe
billiscre. Sasen er, at Roroamerifa
trues meo Ct tOmplet llaar paa Mas
freliiIfets Smraabe. us bet boloer Hris
len ppps. Sor ct Yar Tiger iiben bar
bet pna be aanter fun opfiifet en- GU.
usnoebel al 5joraarets Jansit til ianls
me 1ib, % alliaeuel bar 1896 ct tors
peliat Wafrelaar for Qmerifos 8eo-
8antfiffet
qaar irembeles traat. Ser er life Silt
paa De mere fienote og tiblisere melt
aaroisie Banter, flyer man. Meo
8 peitefaueiten bar bet bebretiig noset,
iiar lansit tilbaps. men anoen Silt
er Der Tibet al. SeiHItet ialoer osiaa
Der ftal paa fine gteber
NOT al sei, % paa 8eiret bar
Der teler life pnrer noset at uoiRtte.
Men ben bar flereiteos life iaaoan
"Gate", Tom Siltene lifer. aaten bss
ltaar al tommelans 5%iifepnsel, os ba
saar Streien for iprebt os er for inar
i Genoinseu til, at noset ploere fan
uorettes meo Not; ben er unoer iaa'
oanne SmItenbisbeoer osiaa noiais
til at bioe paa aros.
SiIben
at sipc Zig temmelis COB 2io
iaar, fcreub ben siuer fig tilfienbe.
Ii peb 10, at ben allereoe bar uiit fig
ube i etaseraf, men fra bet Norbens
iieloi tie bar man euonu Sntet bsrt.
Dian Ter, at bore 5iItere enoelis be.
apnber at inbie Npbpenoisheoen al at
iclae Haboernes Grempel % forisse
paa at lesse Dor Siloebebriit / en- an.
ben aurs. Som befient blep Der for
Ell lib iioen beoils:t ct Bar WGnb
fra 9~laleiuno Statsbioras til JOriGs
meo Siloeflte / aabsnt Sau; ct Zig.
nenbe N%norasenoe fra EN- Spalpriilter
pil iurbaabsntlis oeiaa bliue impbes
tommet. Mien N%aleiunberne lar life
neiet iia meb bette. Ger uoruItes MI
ilere Siteoampsre, iOm er blepue leois
se al ben Gruno, at S%toressen bibtil
bar ilaaet fell. for Siloeiarsit lansere
iitbaos, % De aeter at saa irem eiter
ben al be umtalte Di9nb laste 4lau.
Ge iaa SoriSa, Tom tielisere hos %
ct blepen sjprt / bsnne Getnins, bar
10 life tunnel opuiie ipuberiis louenbe
Neiultater. Men bet er meo oenne
georiit, Tom meb enboer anben, Der
maa Griarins % Suelie iii, Ifal o..
crliicn lptfcs. 90 bette bar life iuu.
net erbpsroes reo De- ipreoie og uiams
menbGnsenbe GpriSs, Tom biotil or
blepne uoierte fra BORT 2auo.
Gnonu err Der life ira ps tommet en-
enei,e Glib SanpeIen al gnrets
Gansit. 9e fOtlte Giitere bar berimOb
alersoe Ioripuet Warteberne meb. ioa.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-27

Get sr M en- 9aoueo, Hoeu jeg mobtoa
Srmaltuea "@usreuneH" "a pi bar prppet
Den. Ath &uitua Tiger. at BEN arbeieer nc
mRrtet, % "a e. utitlireos met Den. 5ragi
ki-z5 Stoert ). 0laa, IEeresomb,e,
y GaL. :
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-27

Sen npe Spmalfine "Suspennen." iom ieo
fIpbte l Somrner, arbeioer uemGrtct aoht
ale Senieenoer. gRin Some er peliprugie,
meo ben o. tan anbeiole osn hi Gubper. iom
pnlfer en- goo YPalttns, Zen arbeIocr baoos
let % goot. 3 6ragt so gcuts. q, a.
oeet6. @albiuatau Rrairis Sppa
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-27
snpS &c a

'npy 'M sipS Q,Is u5,epl9 ann,
'pab saeDoS 0e ia luol oo6 ppbbI, ;, ~
- 1'OA 9nlipaK 1oa l,laIa 50 lo,t Inn ,"Mtt
- sulllpr02 10 ljBuulI moi I,ohma
~ a'o alpl'qnu l6Gll mo- 10 souSstu,y ~" ~
A' 1a'Sa'asiS. S'a s9'IllHlsa y ia
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-27
CANTON, S D.. Feb. IS, 1897

Valdez & Oliver. Decorah. Iowa.
Ny Dear Sifs:-Your favor of the 10Th
received, and in reply will say that S nee
leaving your school have heen reasona-
bly, successful. Hars a: various times
c different pos ! rs OF trust; have
been CITY clerk two .eTms, city treasurer
three terms, was cashier OF The National
Bank OF Canton tor fouL wears. and al
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-27

pFtScnt an tdsHltf OF INC NaIIEUW Stdlr BdNk.
fully recommend the Valdez Business College a.
an institutiol OF high standard n second to
none IN the west. l.. II. LARSEN, Cashier.
Ger er nplig opiuneet en- muitnlt eicp,
lie. Scucrm irsmiommsr psp Ssprseiitl,
% Siulmauoen iuisr aftso til muntrs Wlt!O:
bierS Rlans. .
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-27
23oeAarsans.
Agrr'a
Beuiafdrrlrr.

Derlon Der er i,psen grunS.
bporfOr 9u ituIoe BRUCE nooen
Sar'apariaa, iaa er Der enbp,r
Grnnb. boorfor 3u ttulbe bruo.
aper's. Raar gu tager Cara.
pariaa, taser On bet for at turerr
Spsoom ; 0u bill tureres iaa bur.
tist IOm muligt os iua biuipt iOm
mulist. Oct er buorfpr Oh itulOs
bruse aper's: ben furerer burtiot
og biaist-og ben turerer ful6.
ftanoigt. Wause Wenneifer i,ripe
til os: nSeg pilSe beusre bop,
cen 8laife at gper's SariasortQa
eno tire at nosen anoen Sloos.4
On apotbeter firiuer, at zen
SLATE af aper's bill sisre mere
goot END iee al uossn ouSeu
Slugs." 9eriom cen Slate al
assr's pil sisre Irbeibe for ire,
maa ben bare Stprte for tire for
Briien for cen. Der er belle 81.
ftorieu | en- Nsbbeifal. Set betaler
fig t enboer &etnius at BRUCE
0(bcr's
Sariaparima
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-27

SEQ bar mobiaoct 5pn'a tiuen 'Snsoen'
len," ION lea or pe'iilirees meo ale Wtaa'
sst. 6raQtrn par rs gsats. Stub WGVH
D1eopoh. 9pwQ.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-27

Oct bliper NOT beolt MI at 1lsiis
ocnue grtlfsl for en- 3tb. Saalanae
Der life bsres noset OH Silbeilte, er
nsmlis life fort at berette. Be
fore 6iiierier bar 1erier paa
oenne Narstlp, ifriueS ben Cite os.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-27

Gnonu err Der life ira ps tommet en-
eneite Glib / Sanpelen al Narets
Gansit. 7e Stutlte Giitere bar berimOb
alereoe ioripuet Warfeberne meb, iaa.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-27

NfooerenS Slcrte er 8arnets Stuleitue.
Seeder.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
. NOTES AND OPINIONS.

In England there is one foreigner to
every ITO natives. and in France one to
every thirty-four natives.
The monkey colony at Gihralta. the
only wild monkeys in IIurope--includes
about twenty individuals at present
s. During Il recent hailstorm in the Rio
Verde Valley, Mexico, it is said that
great hailstoncs weighing three Pounds
each fell
Duncan Phillips was found dead in
the woods near Hartwel FIe had been
fighting forest fires, and had died of
exhaustion.
They have asnew name for embcz-
element by bank officials in Atlanta
now It is described as capital impair
ment. Savannah (Ga.) Press.
The famous great organ that was
built for the Boston Music hall thirty
four years ago was sold last week for
$1,000. It's original cost was $4,000.
The people Of Munith, Mich, are try
ing to pass an ordnance prohibiting
the trains from going through town so
fast that passengers can't see the sights
A new military march Ivy Bizet, pre-
sented to Emperor William by the
French General Boisdeffre, has at once
been adopted for the German army by
his Majesty.
\ newly devised luxury for use in the
o.A'HSbD SoiSiSlS VI IL SOIC l.nlnS maze
OF sponges attached to wire netting,
to prevent the body from coming In
contact with the tub.
Polygamy Is said 10 be declining in
Persia. The late Shah left 1920 widows,
while the present ruler has only 60
spouses and the comparat lively small
number Of q children.
New York has been favored with a
visit from the Emperor Of the Dudcs,''
who Is stopping at prominent metro
politan hotel with fifty shirts. twenty
suits of clothes. eight hats and an un-
rivaled collection of neckties.
a year ago careful estimates were
made as to the number OF horses in the
world 1t was learned that there were
over 67.0GO,00 divided as follows: In
Europe, 37,0O0,00 Asia, $500, 900; Africa,
1000, 600: America, $4,000, O0O and Aus
tralia, 100000.
The widow of Prof Charcot has re-
signed the annual pension of 1000 francs
which she received from the State in
favor Of other widows and children Of
professors of the faculty OF medicine Of
Paris who have died without leaving
provision for their survivors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

= L.
these traditions sill! have mhth intiu-
ence. There are many communities In
which It IS regarded as dlscrcdltable to
have mortgage on ones home.
The per capita real estate mortgage
debt in force on January I 1890. amount
ed to SOC for the. entire United States,
and to S171 in the North a tlantic divi-
sion. III the South Atlantic States it
amounted to only $50. and in the South
Central to SEC
To each 100000 OF the population OF
the United States IN 1880 there was 1905
inmates Of prisons, Juvenile rcformato-
r!es. almshouses and benevolent insti-
tutions. Tn the South Atlantic States
there was 1928 and in the South Central
2,G11 In each 100000 Of the population
as compared with 1926 in the North
Atlantic States. OF the negro popula-
ton Of the entire country there was
1915 to each 100000.
It is clear, therefore, that the condi-
ton OF the Southern people is much
better than those OF the other sections
Of the country, and that the South's
condition throughout is OF most
gratifying character.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
PERSONALS.

Miss Mary Isabella Potter, who was
ordained ats an Episcopal deucOness in
New Haven last Sunday, is the first wo-
man 20 take orders in the diocese Of
Connecticut.
The lady formerly known as the beau
ttful Miss Chambe!lain, from Cleveland,
O.. is described s in high favor at the
American embassy in London, as well
as at the Court CT St. James.
Miss Frances Bray has the honor of
being second woman in the United
Kingdom entitled to add the letters LII.
ID. 10 her name The first. DR.. Letitia
Warrington, is likewise an Irish woman.
and a native Of Belfast.
Nansen, who was recently appointed
professor OF zoology at Christina. is
collecting funds TO carry out his nest
plan. which is 10 construct six vessels
and let them drift. toward the North
Pole frHm different points.
Queen olga Of Greece is stately
looking woman and handsome after the
Polish type, though she is the daughter
OF Cars daughter. She IS much he
loved for her Sraces and charities by
the Greeks, who call her the Queen OF
the poor"
An oil whaler who has escaped all
the perils Of whaling for many years.
Henry Mott klnk, OF Icdg2rtown, Mass,
was killed on Monday while assisting in
uiIHS Jul u lie WIS MT on
the head by capstan bar and died In
half an hour.
Sir Julian Pauncefotc was originally
n London harrister. His public career
began thirty years ago, when he went
TO Hong Kong as Attorney His
introduction to foreign affairs was
through the legal dior, when he was
made assistant legal Under Secretary
Of State for Foreign Affairs.
Tonao,, M, ia 80
sailors in its port every day; has as
many beer saloons and gin palaces as
would II placed side by side. extend
from Charng Cross TO Portsmouth. a
distance OF rs miles, has 2S coo drunk
ards annually brought before It's mag
istrates; has 20 miles OF open shops on
Sunday; has SOOo00,0O0 letters from all
parts OF the world delivered in lis pos
tai districts yearly; has 61S railway sta
tons and trains that carry 1900. 900
passengers yearly, and 1920 omni5uscs
which carry 5o,ocO.OOo passengers an
nually.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
] ENGLasII HURT i s;KfIPs..


Nj Is g fac. not generally known that
Anal ority OF the warships which so to
make up the navies OF the smaller M
tons 1 s. Of the world were constructed in
England. Or the six armored vessels
owned by the Argentine Republic five
OF them were built in England. md OF
her cruisers and gunboats all but two
were built there also. Chile has four
armored ships which were built In Eng
land; twelve OF Greece's thirteen cruisers
are OF English construction, and it is
the same case with four Of Italy's bat
tleships. Eight OF Japans armored war
ships, as we'll as six OF her cruisers
came from British yards. Holland has
five warships built in England; Spain
has six: Turkey has twelve, and Portu-
gal has twelve. The Great Powers pre-
fer home-m made vessels, but Germany
has two large armored ships which she
bought from English builders some
years ago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
THE SOUTfs,S CONDITION..

IN an address on Tho Industrial Dc
Veiopment Of the Soath," delivered be-
iore the annual convention of the M
tional Associa lions Of the officials of 10
louureau or Labor, recently in session at
iNasnElie. the Hon. Carroll D. Wright.
United States Commissioner of Labor
ana presiding officer Of the convention
said many things Of interest to the conn
Try at large and to the people Of tho
South in particular.
for instance, AR. Wright said that
the annual production OF coal In the
Southern States in 1890 amounted to
S9S6.5SS tons, or about per cent of
the total annual production OF tho en-
TIRE country. In 1895 the product was
29.G2s,2 SS tons, or Is per cent. of the en-
tire product, and an increase in the net
production Of 23,641, ESQ tons This our
put required about $4,000 more miners
ana al least one-fourth as many more
men DONG day work in and about the
mines. not counting coke workers, than
were employed in 1880; and to haul the
Increased product to the market reo,,irod
l9o trains or 400 tons each per day more
IMAM In 1880, all Of which affords sun
port to 100000 people, including the
families OF those directly employed. But
the greatest benefit this marvellous pro-
gress in the coal industry during the
past ifteen years indicates is the growth
IN the manufacturing and the extension
Of the railroad interests.
lie said also that while the percent
ase of families that hire their farms
and homes Is greater in the South than
In the North and West. the proportion
OF encountered farms and homes
is much smaller there than in other sec
lions OF the country. The percentage or
families occupying encountered farms
ana homes in the North Atlantic States
was SO. and in the North entral 81. while
IN the South Atlantic States it was Q
and in the South Central but 8 per cent.
~ other words, a grea ter proportion of
me Families owning farms and homes
III the South own them free Of encum
Drance"
re took the position that the presence
OF The negro and Of the poor whites
rarily accounts for the small percentage
" owned h ONES covered by encum-
hlance in the Southern States. Many or
the owned homes occupied by these peo-
pie are Of such small value that they
would not be taken as security for debt.
Besides this. there is feeling opposed
10 mortgages on the part OF the well-to-
do white people In the South; their ira
ditions are against mortgages. and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
CUBA WILL GRAvETATE INFALK.Y-
DLY TO THE UNITED STATES

The we'll known journalist and politi-
cal leader, NJ. George Clemenceau. pub
!isiied an interesting article in the Paris
edition Of the Herald Monday which
was reproduced In the home edition in
New York, giving his views on the Gu
ban question.
NJ. Clemenceau declares that there can
be no question as to the final issue Of the
struggle between the Cubans and Spain,
when it is remembered that Cuba is an
island close to American shores and
must come under the influence Of Ameri-
can sentiment and ideas-an influence,
he says, which Cuba can no more escape
than the moon can escape the influence
or the earth. IIe says:
Il fix no time, for human action
cannot he calculated with the eXacti-
tude one would use in the solution or
some mathematical problem, but
ms much Is certain-Cuba will I.
states. Whatever the Government
In Washington may be, it will al
ways have an eye on the United
States.
1T Is absolutely impossible that
spain, or Europe either. can prevent
"Htl - alHlOSC natural law, and
sooner or later-whether ii be this
year or next does not affect the
question in the least-the inevitable
result will be that Cuba will come
under the sway OF American influ-
ence.
And 1t wilt be for the welfare Of
all concerned"
AS rule French statesmen have re-
trained from expressing themselves on
the Cuban question, and expressions SO
pronounced, and from such a source as
NJ. Ciemenceau, must command atten-
ton In Madrid as they undoubtedly do
IN this country NJ. Clemenceau is m
intelligent observer, and d careful study
or the question forces him to the conclu-
sion That Cuba will ultimately come un-
der the sway of American influence
re means no doubt by this that the is
land will sooner or later pass to Ameri-
can control, and there are a very large
! number Of people who are in full accord
with him on that point.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Mems Suits of choice Cheviots and
Cassmeres. made up in the very height
OF fashion and In every respect rival high
cost tailor-made suits. These IRE suits
that some of the best dressed men in and
around this community are wearing every
dav in the week. and are perfect fitting
garments as can ever be expected to find
ready to wear. Another extraordinary
buying privilege that combines service
with sightliness and fashion with cheap
ness.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Mems Suits that are cuttings from
some OF the lines that actually sold for
more than double what we are charging
Tor such good suits, made from such high
grade woolens, In such excellent manner
rms line is largely assorted patterns and
sizes. and are beyond question rich. rare
values IN Mems Suits for the Seven Seven
tySeVen
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Men's Wooden Pants The -Tants
stock confirms big bargains S197 81 So
S48 $s$s.s: 5sS &s "s
Mems Pants just received One Forty.
Eight beats anything IN pants bargains
ever quoted at The store. In
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

Tor Children's Suits, made in Refers
ana Plain Jackets in sizes up to 16 Pants
mace double seat and knee and ALL other
strength giving improvements The nat
- r, terms are choice and fashionable At 90 %
II ! $3.50. $780, s350. 81 90. $3.50 and IS 90 the
vast assortment shows endless variety
OF novelties in Juvenile Attire and each
and every line consists Of value in mate
ria and workmanship for greater than
was ever quoted In the history Of tho
house.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Mems Suits. made from staple and
fancy Woolens, both in plaid and plain eff
fccts. in light and medium shades. The
Clothing Window displays a few of the
samples Of the Eight Eighty-Eig Suits,
and we can confidently state that there is
not suit In the entire Eight Eight Eight
range that cannot be warranted for first
class service and all round satisfaction.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

for Mems Suits. made from stylish plaid
material, very durable and otherwise fin
lshcd III proper manner. Hundreds Of
good, practical, sensible men have awaited
themselves Of this extraordinary value in
Mems suits at only Five Ninety Eight
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Youths Suits, made for plaid pat
terms. strictly fashionable up-to-date de-
4 signs mat make all the appearance Of
costly garments The larger sizes of these
youths garments will fit small size men
within the range of IS inches chest meas
ure and SO inches inscam
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Washable Sailor Suits for Boys. In
$50 9sss. 4 ;; H.. E. :::s
win prominent manufacturer would
ever place wash suits of this sort nd fin
ish on the market for the small price Of
Ninety-EiGht Cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

Tor Young Mems Pants or fashionable
WOODEN checked Chcvio-would he consid-
&c. IS $: ::s = $$:;$
iis:ght cents for all sizes ranging to e.
inches both waist and inseam.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Mems Suits that are strictly up to
date IN every sense Of the term. The pat
terms are new. the suits are serviccahlc,
Among the Six Ninety-Scven line this
week are Black and Blue Worsteds made
INTO fashionable Sacks. Extremely drcs-
sy. and great big bargain values for the
Six Nine,y-Scven.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Mems Suits. made from staple good
materials and contain all the good points
Of merit in the course OF manufa cture tlat
s OF .s1 ase ,ys
price is low, but the suits are far from the
trashy kind
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

Of mutual admiration and
cation having passed between the
|esza Al T Il n the Sultan Of Turkey, the
s asthsrss soYereigns who have been sing
tNngsi he European concert are proba-
e g; nd ering what they are to get
puIEts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Mems Suits that are made and
trimmed in our own work shops and from
Y O0a standpoint Of make and finish are SO far
UNIV aheau OIL the general run of ready made
eiothng sold at about this range Of price
as the sun is over the earth
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Childrens Suits in Refers ard plain
a1 ss.: sss =
would be considered cheap in ordinary
times at more than half again over tho
bargain price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

is8s One Of the most profitable Industries
4 an Az fortune telling. The various
ftgstsa OF 81 iIyiners number about 1000;
s flhseyBa Re; licensed, and the annual reve-
snues amount to about 81, 900 900.