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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Die Srdltenz@ Emancipation f9Idgt 9obe
Wogen. 9os 0euefte in biefem @enre lit Elm
peibli9er 9esperabD. 8eIagte Dame 916
Mpntog auf Der NoropsFIeite ibr Debut urb
fteIte bur4 &iibn6eit, @eiite5ge9enpdtt unb
~unberi9dmtbeit bic 0slbentbaten manaer
ibrer mGnnli9en 8~erufsgenofen in Den
S9dtten.
SIS mar gegen a9t ltbr N6enbs, aIs Die gez
beimniBbolle Srembs, cine 17jdbrige, elegant
9efleibete S9Dnbeit, in @efeGi9aft eincs 15z
id6rigen, glei9fals ta6eIlos 9efleibeten BUR-
f9en, Dor benz @eI9GftslotuI Der vgontinenz
tai SaDlors", @de Qtiblanb urb Matpautee
@benue, auftau3te. Na9 elmer fur3en Gpnz
berfatiOn nit ibrsm 8egleiter 7pru1g Die
iurge Srembe in rin penige S6ritte oorn 0ez
i9dftslofal unbeaufii9tigt baltenbes 8ug99
uno ergriff Die 3iigeI. SIN nd9iten Nu9er~
Bid padte ibr 8egleiter einen bor benz 2aoen
arsgeifeQten iogenan1ten Dummy" auf,
uuf pel9en Elm Qn5ug geipannt mar, unb
fprang NIT bstnfeIben gu ieiner 8e9leiterin in
bas 8u9gp. Die 8riguntin bieb uuf bag
Pfeto Elm, unb fort ging's Die N1blanO Nbe.
in fii0Ii9er 8i9tung entlang, buB Die SUM-
fen itp6en.
9ur9 bas @eI9rei BON 9afanten, pslde
3eugen bss 8orfales tpurert, prtben Die Yo=
tighten MlllpebiG unb &ufeG BON Der aapz
fon StruBenzB oli5~eitution auf Die fre9cn
0ie6e aufmerfIam unb nablnen beren Ser
fOlgung uuf. 9u bic 6lii4t1inse ben s3uruf
Der 8eamten, gu balten, i9norirten, er0ffS
neten Die 8laurDde Elm @9neIfeuer auf bas
gebebte @ilo.
@inem 3abfabrer Namens NlsrS tenabit9,
go. 112 70, Obio GtraBe ~pobnbaft, Der Die
5traBe entlung gerabelt stan1, fnuite an Der
@de Der Baulina StraBe cine Der pon ben
ppli3iiten ms 8lu1e bineingeI6ofenen Sui
geln 10 bs0entli9 nu6s an ben Sbren borbei;
oab ct es fir gerdtben bielt, ab5uIpringen,
iein Rab i'm Sti9e gu laffen unb in einem
S6orpeg cine 3uflu9t gu fu9en. 9a, faum
fiinf3ig S9ritte BON ibm e%ntfernt, coGibirte
bas 8uggp, in pelhem ii4 bas rduberii9e
paar befanb, nit einem 2aternenpfoTten.
9as guggp purDe 5ertriimmert unbOummp,
Sungfruu lnb &nabe I%duiten auf bas Stra=
Benpflaiter W}it Der 8ebenbigfeit elmer &qBe
1prus bus 5rauen3immer auf uno na9 faum
IefunOenlunger lteberlegung Dor ben Nugen
beg berbIiifften StenpOitd ouf befen 8ab.
Qutig itrampelte iie, gefolgt BON i6rem
lei9tfiBigen 8egleiter, uno berfolgt bon ben
feu6enben 8laurDden, bapon. NIs Der Nb=
ItanO 3trtf9en ibren 8erfol9ern Elm geniigenb
GROCER mar, fprang i6r 8egleiter, ft9 an tie
dnflammernb, binten auf bus Sab unb baID
mar bus Baar ben 8liden Der 8erfolger entz
f9punbert. N1e 8emiibungen Der po1i5ei,
bic 5li9tlinge ein3ufangen, e~rtpieIen it9 ais
fru9tlDs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
9(tt lttsere 9eSert

9t1tf Ser ertet seite finSen 1tmIerc
Sefer TT 8enatter GtmsfiiDrmng Ole
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1tttS einc
elite Der Scranton, &pel0c Sicjenis
GET crDaIten, ole i'm 8orams be-
Sabtett. 9lMe Scranton, icien lie
nun SLIDER ODER Silocr, ftmo fors=
f6lti9 atts8cWGDIt, 10 SaB tie ieSer
&ibIiotDef, ieSemt Seint STIR 3ierSe
8erei1en. Seoer 2Gbpnment tuiro
es Oaber at feit1ent &ortbetle ftn=
oen, Die Site 9ematt SIT Ieiem 1tnS
I'D otttG @oramSbesaDIt4m9 eite
Der pertBuOHen Yr6mten at ft1ern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Die 9oIi3tften ga16 unb @6anaban FAM
ben Mttttpo9 MDrgen INN 10lt6r ben 70iG6riz
gen 90. s. Sage unb Oefen fat ebenlo cite
Satin tobt in i6rsr @pb1ung, No. 253 g.
We1tern Mbenue, i'm 8ett bor. Gs lpuroe
Elm Qr3t 9%erufen, peI9er feftftsqte, baB bas
alte Gbepadr Ieinem Qeben Our3 8lalidare
Elm gnbe gemaGt babe. 0ieie 4nna9me
tpirb u19 burn 3fpei 6Iaf9en, bic gaeite onn
8laufdure ent6ielten, unD einen 8risf be-
ftdtigt, ben Sage, Der Mai6init mar un5
in Osniten BON SO. Seannert, go. 1873 @as
baib 4benue, itano, an ieinen Qr6eitgebsr
3uriidgelafTen bate. Sn bisIem 8riefs t5,il.
Sage Ieinem Sreuno unb Mrbsitgeber MI,
baB BEL Dem @mpfan9e O%eiielben Ell unb feline
6rau bereits tobt unb falt fem tpiirben. Ott
einliegelben $25 mDge 9err Seunnert ba5l
berpenben, baB bic 2ei6en anitdnoig be5ra=
ben tpiirben. @s lei Nles geneien, mas er
gebabt babe, unb ipenn bieIe Summe ai4t
rei9e, 10 m0ge SSeannert aus alter 5renno>
I9aft ben feblenbaa getrag 5ulegen. 4hf
Dem &ii9entii9e. lag Elm Streifen papisr,
auf tpel4sn geI4rie6en itano: DRi9tet ni4t,
bamit i6r ni9t geribtet tperbst!"
Ser 9oppelielbtmorb mar bic 5olge Don
Notb unb @lenb, berbprgeruFen bur9 lt1s
osri4ulbetes 11nglid. 8or ms6reren S1btea
oerlOr Sage bur4 einen &dbel6u6n=nniaI
Elm gein. @inen gegen Die 9trdBen6abnscz
ieui4uft auf S4abenerfab angetr:rgten
9ro3eB berlor Der l1nglidli4e, unb ieitben
bemd9tigte ii9 ieiner ger8neiflung.
Ser folgenbe, an leiren 5austpirt6, %.
q. Glart, geri1tete 8rief erfldrt bic %unalitz
telbare 8erdnluifung gu benz tragiIAen @n0e
beg @6epaares:
nNls ib am 1. Npril bur4 Sbrsn Ngenieis
bic Nufforoerung er6ielt, bic Wobnung gu
rdumen, truf t6 bier3u foglei3 Die n0t6lgen
Nn1talten. gea9 Ridiprabe nit msiner
Satin fumen mir gu Der l1eber3eugung, 6ab
be 3eit, tpel4e uns bus 9efeb gu ben hot6=
penbigen 8orbereitungen gum llm5uge gse
p%ftuttet, fir Sbre ltngeoulO gu lang bsmsiiea
lei. So bei9loiien mir, ben tiir3eIten Be5
gu tpd6ler. Sn einem 8riefumI9lda, tpeIe
hen '9ie uuf benz Slide im @obn5inlr1sr,
BON elmer 3eitung bebedt, finbsn s0nz
men, perben Sic bic Mietbe fir eiz
men Monat finben = .a0es, mas it,
5u1ammen gu f9arren nermo9te. sic
perben ferner einen an ben Coroner gez
ri6teten Brief oorfinben, in pel6em fi4 $50
fir Die 8erbrennung Der 2ei4e meiner 8ai@
tin befinben, unb 5ipor elm $10z@oloFlid,
einsn englil9en Sobereign (pel4en Sic neltz
li9 als 3ablung an3unebmen Ii9 meigerten),
unb einen $40 Il. g. S4ulol4ein, Serte
1880 go. 81. 4967029.
sir S6re mir oft erpieienen @sfdG.,5z
feiten piinl4e i'd Sbnsn meinsn 9urf GUS
5ulpre6en. Qles mas ih binterlafe, 9s55rt
Sbnen. @s tbut mir lei6, DuB es gu eiaem
1ol9en Gnbe fommen muBte,. uber es 1T 5sierI
10. Ser epige @ott ipirb s%sbulbig unb barntz
ber3ig 1ein. Waein tbeures Weib unb i9, Die
mir ldnger als Elm britteG SabrbunOert 5us
Iammen burb bas Oaiein pa1oelten, I4reiz
ten 6anb in9anb, nit unoermtnbsrter 2;e6s,
aus bsmiel6en. Mi6 Sbnen unb S6rer 6oz
milie beftens empfebleno, Derblsibe i4 Sbr
ergebener 90. 8. Sage"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
Wetblt1er QelperaOo.
auf Der 1%1orowefieite Ole
erffe Dorfeuun9.
Sat Mntb unS 8eionneabeit.

nit ibrem SeeIeiter, obeIeid
poli5iiten ihneu oireft ouf oeu 5erfen
waren. - Die Rduberin eim cttpa l7idh'
RIGGS, fein eefIeioetes 6rauen5immer. -
5hr Seeleitcr ein l5idhri9er 3unoe. =
stehlel cine KIetocr19ur uno eiu SueaY.
Golioiren NIT einem Saternenpfohl
nno feben ole 6Iudt tro5 Ger ibnen rad=
9eianoten Ku9eln auf einem 6weirao
fort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

9rofeffor 9otfie1b bat fid MN
bon Berlin, no er elm balb Sdbr feline neuen
germdnifii6en @tuoien mahte, naA Dem
g 9puben1anb begeben, Dem 2an6e
Der PoeIte, Der romuntif4en 2anof9aften
ltno bes bulbi9en Sri6lings", ME er es
nennt, unb Die bortige Timber iitdts itabt
SUbin9en 1T fein 0duptquartier.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
Denn Gas Kleine sdbur.

% per idulnt ni6t, bos aIte ltltb 1pobl erprobte
9lilfsinittel fiir boS 3abnen Der Siltber,
Wfrs. @tnslom's Sootbiu9 Sprup, au5u=
Denoelt, ST berlbi9t bas Sinh, erwei6t bas
3abntlell6, b~eieitist alt G6mer3ell, furirt
gStilofoltt NIB tit has bette Mittel 9egen
0'arrbos. Sinfanbawauaia @euts bic 6lai9e,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

unIere g~orrefppnbenten un6 Nsenten
6efu9en Die fOlgenben Staaten:
9err PuuI SriebeI bic Staaten Soma uno
Minnei ota.
6err 5reO S4erf ben Stat @isconfin
unb Die nOrbli9e 9aIbinIel BON Mi9igun.
5err 9enrb @9aal ben @taot Snbiunu.
6err 4oplf 0erner ben Stdnt Seras.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
2luf Ser Bergen pobnt sic freibeit

uno auf ben Bergen, ipo refine anO fril6e Shift
i'm untipebte, eriaun Der beili9e gerrarO Die
3uialnmenlebung Der had. ibnt benannten
&rGtterpile. 9as ipur ppr Dielet butoert
Sa6ren. 9ie 9iGe polbra6te Dor1als bic
ipui1oerbariten <ren uno oo1brin9t iie bcute
nod. Sic lit bente nod 10 ipie tie Doltols ipar,
einfotb u1b i6mtdlos bon 9luBen, .aber aus
oen beilfrdftiglten Sngrebiensien 5ulaunmcts
9elebt, bic iclbit bonn l0tudditen Magelt bcrz
tro9elt iperbel uth ale Mdgeltz unb @erbau@
lttgsbei@iuerOen nit unfeblbarer @riinplid)7
felt f%ltrirel1. Die st. Bernard &rduterpillen
iiuo lit olen apntDefeu st Daben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
Gin 1a0eakt.
muroe Don politiihen 6e9nern
an9e9rifeu.
gotten i'm in eincn Siuterbalt.

Der JuipcIier So. nlataIcne oas Opfer zines
heimtiid 'iden 2nortfes. = Grhdlt cine
Kueel in ole Sruf. - Settle it9 TAPER
sur lDehr mo %behauptct, einem
fcincr Iuereifer ebeufalls Gins anf oeu
pels gepfefert III baben. Sem 6us
itano nidt beforeniBerreeeno. - Don
oen nlorobubcn fehlt bis iebt ieoc Spur.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

uSaIDatot" ttto vSairiiM@..
Netttc Walsbiere, 9cbraatt ron ser
&Onr. Seipp 9re.ug. Co., limo Nier=
nit beitens etnpfobIen. ga Slaidcn
anO S6Hern sa baben. telephone
80. $50. SottIin9 9eptmt. 80. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Nu9 beTonberer l1ebereintunft bat bic
German American PubIiibing 60. in Sos
4ngeles, @uIif., unfere @ertretung fir gez
nannte Stabt unb Siib@@ alifornien ii6erz
nommen unb iinb beren @ertreter bers9ttgt,
abonnementsgelber gu toIettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
Doppel= Selbfmoro.
Dersmetfuns treibt 10. +. Gage
uno oeien frau in oen Goo.

Dur6 Blauidure febt oas ehepaar feinem
Sebcn ein 5iel. = 5n einem hinterIade=
men Sdreibeu febt Gage Ole Griinoe fur
ieiue II nfelige Chat auseinanoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
9Sir i@i6em cs 1tunionft an W6mmcr.

0os gublitum pir0 10 gdutig 5tm Barren sebatten,
bo6 es oan3 iclbitDerfdnOli6 1T, ipenn elm WSann G3
boriiebt, ebe cr itr @tluos bssablt, BON penn er cat
nidlg ipeib. Sesbalb periGifen ipir an ieOe per1Tts
nortIi6e 9eriOn- ~un6eOingt toitenfrei per 9ot Gin
9adst BON Dr.. HGffmanI's s. Vital 1t Res Restooratiys Tablets,
einen D~olfan6iq p%erfettsn Mann aug Sud MAIDEN.
Sic ipinoer6are ~oeiltraft oes &alon1u5oosG eQsri.
If auQemeit befaunt unb mir ba6en 9ertrailen in ms
iere 8ebanOlung, Ionit tpiirocn mir lie Sud midi f..
Eenfret sui@iden. Nenn Sbr Sud ~iberseuot babt.
nor es Gt6 belfen Diro uno Sbr bic We6anoIun1
fortsuiebet ipiini6t, bunn t6nni Sbr uns uniers Be-
sablung sui0ifcn.
Western Medicine Co. Sucurpurirh
3ia1oum06nlp &nlaMG1op, NFidl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
Mer0 0Oer Selbftnoro ?
herbert u. Riharoion erIieet elmer
Shubpunoe.

Die nrfpvinelihe Dermuthune Ger polissi,
oa6 er fid uad' einem STREET. nit ieiner
Sraut Florence HITLER felbf oas Seben
eenommcu babe, our6 Ole Ars fagcn oes
mdohcns entfrdftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
Sin oang6arer 9attent.

ber feline ppnffdnSfse @eflmrs bon fd,perem 2eiSen
elmer III eine1n Soffor6ub Gn9 e9ebelen Iraenei Der.
.banft, IdBt Our1 uns Oaiielbe fDffenfrei an ieine
Iei0enben Mitmenfhen oerl6ifeit. 11eber @nt.
,iebuna unD 6eiLun9 not &ranfbei:en eiebt oieIes
norsialihe Wert geltauet Mufi9IuB, aud entbalt
es &e5epte, Die in ieoer @potbete &erna&t tuerben
pensary, 20 West 18th ST., New York, N. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
No. 779
Gazette
10 u r N A l..
Foreign and DomeMe-
NJ @ " D Il Y. M0ae IL, 1870.


any being made for unforeseen
urioses wording
objects The
pleasing
One thing about the slight made
woman excent az the nant OF certain man. In the advertising
those the days womens rights
They
business They claimed do the best
certainly
The ink used have been OF different
quality Where the
the black the
printed but appears
handle
wonder there of the left
considering handled
of Randees Boston
publication had
Granting that would
This would
during 1855 1t probable
during life the Boston Gazette have
monthly than probable After running awhile for
have become semimontnly before becoming
weekly
Calculating
backa possibly
iend-the press-ong before blow was struck Its cause Consider
handful New Englanders could
century and hall and there little wonder
that the United States the present time the newspaper
country world
After all said
coupled with demand for knowledge
foushng all
cities of Europe thought
At the East nourshng
Europe the
Coming further West the will hold In
California the smallest towns and often IN
village Tracy containing than 300 people,
weekly upon
people place
he thought of starting newspaper in their And the list
the desire for KNOWLEDGE
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
7 II E
Be&on-
A N D
Containing 1be fne5beN Adyice,,
A Nd
C. OU N T r Y

were too apparent royalty
right firmly fixed in the they
hesaed a. and hbe
Consequently anger England, troops
ad advocates freedom acknowledged
the kingas he al.'
careful perusa the
possible acknowledge still
possible goes
feeling existing
the time land why should it not the that what
of independence. Down
soldiers
long Bunker fought
The
unbearab hateful
quently the battles that US freedom followed.
paper
nothing against King round the soldiers and
blame
belonged That
the the
upon TO extent but this part of
soldiers all the
oc carry Objectionable editing
affairs the
conclusions drawn are logical and spirited
heading old the words "The Boston Gazette
County Advices Foreign
and Domeic Monday March T. 177o" heading
figure
bird This OF
course
being performed by Britannia quite clear.
and editor daily
would certainly disagree as what
displayed.
ton worked over onto the inside the paper
Fancy starting column of with quotation
quotation
was dumped in close
prelude big initial The then great
pains to break
a line king and country
The writer had evidently preposterous
to King deny
impossible the editor set
himself article hardly shows that his argument
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
even though England was despised.

of course will let THE CALL reproduce my copy the
said Mr. Randet his and faded
of small tin box 1t The yellow
handling Here there along the
edges where through and brown
Dots snpared in places But after
missing words the whole becomes
and intensely interesting looking
and then look over it again with increasing interest
MI Randlette Speeding
o,+ ren+Iv on table
n.
supposion
grandfather was original purchaser During lifetime
such information as it contains Or perhaps
against England.
California and here twenty
The to be preserved little story IN user
known 1t that somhng ke
old
of safety IN one OF
these although the manner its
acquired family and stored
long they in dark corner don't know ut e
upon those days rene-
proud OF it. OF course nave
do with it old hardly be
people will keep on getting worse ana
al of historical affairs which OF course od
10 improve qualities ~
WbIe in Washington years the National Mu-
that of the paper there as old as NINE
them really
feel historical society where
l with it do not think
send East the where the
things think will the
some society We much interested the history
peoples think the old paper
here and if pleased
gancing old the Boston Gazette is hard to real
e who entertained the sentiments
The Republic only the formative stage tne ana 81
complaint against the laws OF England there
King" in OF the
Fancy the freedom which dearly bought
few yearsa aterwardl
In paper representative the
connecting monarchy liberty In those days mems
The of the depressing government
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

would called convincing though
Britain
here meetings against the and
notices the
citizens Roxbuy
will make several families ant tho
Faulkner Clerk of the
at the time The meetings
England laws said King
nothing either But the determ
meetings surprising
and ends
third really splendid OF writing and
handled in almost scholarly manner but would hardly be
able character and the
effects describing the tragic The only
The describing the bodeed with
heavy black rule mourning which was common
enough only few There possi0hy hat n tne
first time this newspaper
the reproduced
the
published OF the OF the massacre
conceded be the
the CALLING English rule but the was the last
until Battle OF Bunker
Hill the Yankees ready to fight
only killed, but they
The caused such outbu
removed from Boston AS strong
short getting pictures OF the
Boston Gazette content perhaps
Nor ne go
black block and
cobone in white The description OF the
lengthy, tells all there to tell
about the there what
might named Adam Air. This ind-
accused aiding
providing His notice reads folow
falsely reported
subscriber that did on Saturday inst
vantage did
other
without knewedge 10 the truth OF winch am
ready to att on oat hand ADAM AIR"
the issuing OF the II refers to the
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
REMARKABLE OLD NEWSPAPER

AS ia known,th therar onyw
henh the Mr. RndLHe of
n
ontedop
of
1t gratifying
eGofR
E,1d dSYd
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
cusToM HOUSE, BOSTON

R,x ysss, Csy fro. Ma,yisad Sleep caa,'5, a&sd.'
fro. NssD Hsvsa Sleep Hep, Bses" sn Cs'si,a1 &A.es-
:, Dsslis. Hs,d.r; &Assses FstaI6p, Sfu0 ssS Sosp
LraIl. cs,ls fro. ~ cgsEsl. as.p Befy, Ds.eaI ,o~
Cse.. Mieisis ssS S. EyfAis Shaes0 Sesess0e'. odH
I'D Ns,, Jsis & -zSie Nsh ra~ s.. E.fafla erg C,g-
i..HS, Dans Ess JA.1ms ssd Ts,i'- Jp""S 6,9 hbgaa
c.lra. fro. Aiess N.sp Atr.s'd, RsG j,ss S.r'sass
and s.. Eyfsns
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
ON TUESDAY NEXT.

Win Be Sold BY public Vendue, At the New Asthea kssa
at the Foot Of Royal-Elehanee Lane,
Over Mr.. THOMAS VALLEY Store,
A Variety Of Goods,-Among which are,
NGAseieser CIeeli, erpsS Haaadi, Bedni a5d ys's
Ifi wide I,6 Lianen, J dt,ss' Ssahns', s-s asd rs
6su,eS rpsd e.S pisis La0s, Bs'es's aad 'A"i ha."
,elsG printed Cs, Broad CafA, Fs'.s C'eL and s.A'
Wsolta,, We,seS Hsk, Caps C9fs. and ffh Han. 1-'f
B,eaAs, Psner ssrs. Pse CanAiiesa, 6lsi ard t''..
E,Mn Ta6v AsaI Bs,raai Seev< Barr, Estiisss, As.9
B.ra. &gsr p, Grse,, L0stsg Gisge ess %Le', Rs"A'
Hr,so 1ees,sL EssAAs 6s<. 5ssfe. ES1' F'ef's< '.'
fesIn.f DeE, Sf
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

Buried in the Town Of Bolton hnce our ha
Eish, Whites No Black
Bar,iz'd IN the feverai Churehes, SeveK
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

THE Eaa1 Of Peser Bourn isn sf 8.ess Mariner, de.
ees2 seisg rep~senxl i.f~ni, aa3fz h'n,A, Ae.pe4
fie CSedr, % B,sg fie Cains asd pr. sier De5-
Tie CansiGossr, sppested RE Asss,abis RsaAsea
R 3sdse Of P,sSs0 fer TIC csSay Of Ss1, s. rt..iSe s.1
eIsnine jsiI clsin,--GIYE NOTICE. 4.y Ss0 0r.
sssS sAss Service fde Sgs q rae Fe,., cAsrE
Fs,,y Bos, on tie Rss,s e 70 &sl % tie iae
TSs,j4sy s tA, and tAs 6vs JaASzeisg Nss...,
Bottom. Mar r., .,,a
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

High Water at Bolton,
Monday. , N. eftr II
Tu5lday. s, N. efir ~
Weantldax. IS n. ah !,
Thursday. ~ u. aft. Z
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

for this prsIent We1s
fnday. "a N. 9to I
Sdfurday. So m. of !
Lnf5-day.Ao "a. afr 4
FuH A. ~ Day. n M
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-22
Reflections of a Bachelor.

The more people agree with us the more
use we generally have for their opinions.
Some women seem to think they can in
fluence man in about the same way they
shoe chickens.
AS soon as a girl gets married all the
other women watch to see how soon she
will begin to age.
When girl has been told that she has a
spiritual face, she begins to try to put on
dreamy, rapt expression.
A woman never feels the real joy of
shopping till she has mussed another woln-
ans hair at bargain counter.
A girl will give man a silver flask
with monogram on it for a Christmas
present and then get mad if he uses it.
Some people want to 60 to heaven in a
private car
When a man says he would die for
woman, he generally isn't very heavily in.
sured.
Most men would rather go to Cuba and
fight for the insurgents than get up and
kindle the furnace.
Some women can hurt their husbands
good deal more by keeping quiet than by
talking.
When man takes woman to "a pathetic
play, he always tries to look hard and I'M
concerned at the most touching parts.
1t may have been the woman that tempt
ed the man in the garden of Eden, but the
man has been making up for it ever since.
New York Press.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-22
HER HONEST ENVY.
What Particularly Impressed Miss Cayenne
About the Queens Jubilee.

What Particularly Impressed Miss Cayenne
About the Queens Jubilee.
Dear me-" exclaimed Miss Cayenne.
"That shows what it is to be queen. II
makes me positively enyious.
- thought you were thorough repub.
lican in your ideas of government, com
mented her friend.
So | am, and realize that even if we
had IL monarchy the population of this
country is so great that my chance would
be no more than about one in 70, 900, 600. -
What has started this train of
thought"
II was reading about the queens ju-
bilee"
But shouldn't think you would care
to be simply gazed at by vast crowd of
people, who could not by any possibility be
regarded as personal friends or even ao-
quaintances
:" 1t isn't that. 1 was reading of the
clothes she is going to wear"
"Why, l understood that she is going
to have the headwear, with large black
plumes, that she has used for years past
on public occasions"
That's just it, That's where l envy
her. just think of the independence that
she must enjoy when she can do that with
out the slightest fear that the other women
will turn around and whisper to one an
other: Dear mel Ii Victoria isn't wear
ing that same old bennett '-Washing-
ton Star
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-22

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