davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-01-26
Dakota-nyheter.

Utnamningen underskrifyeu. TTt.
namnlngen af Robert s. Bergh i Grand
Forks, N. D., till konsul Goteborg un.
derskrefs den 20 dennes af senator
Hansborough. =.
Eidsvada odelade natten till den 81
dennes q. Carl Paulsons vackra tvava.
ningshus Aberdeen, S. D. FamiIien.
som forlorade ALT, hvad den egde all.
denstund ingenting var brandforsalt-
radt, undslapp med nod blotta linnet
Han dog af f0ljderna. Carl e. Elk.
quist i Grand Forks. N. D., foil SON
days alta dagar sedan af en- jernvggs-
staining och afbrot: ena larbenet med
den pafoljd, att han dog i onsdaes.
Hans efterlemnade familj ar bosatt i
Sverige. -ss..7. :,
SkyIdlg till mord. Juryn malet
mot Joseph Martin Villers James.
town, N. d., fam honom den Is denues
skyldig till mord forsta graden, men
det oaktadt d0mde den honom eli att
hangas utan blott till lifstids faneelse.
Mordet begicks 1894 pa en- Aug. stro-
mer Stutsman county.
OnaturIig fader. Jorger Joreerson
en- farmare. som bodde 10 mil norr om
Cando, N. D., salde helt plotsligt har-
ON dagen sin egendom och begaf sig
till okanda trakter. Orsaken till det
hastiga forsvinnandet var, att grannar.
ne upptackt, att Jorgerson, som ar
enkeman och har 2 dottrar, af respekti-
We . och 13 ars Alder, ofvat brottslig
umgangelse med den aldsta af dem.
Fran Union Greek, S. D. DIT ar re-
dan forut bekant for MINI. STATS TID-
NINGs lasekrets att pastor Il. A aderson
fran Verona, Mo-, med famiii infiyttat
! vart herdetjell och tagit varl ON for
samlingarne Union Creek oc Natha-
nael. Onsdagen den u dc .nes, mar
pastorn var som bast sysse,satt med
att stalla slit nya hem i ordninr. bIef
han helt hastigt foremal for e.; anpe.
nam ufEerrask kning. Eft ant,el orra-
kring 30 personer uppvaktade tysfstorn
och ofyerlemnade till honom cl yacker
gafva in naturaS och kontantei: SAINT
onskade pastorn och hans barn hjsrt-
l1gen valkomna till presthuset, att de
ALA matte trifvas och verka med val
signelse i f0rsamlingen och till manga
sJalars eviga val. Derefter seryerade
vara CODA fruntimmer en- valsmakande
middag och sedan tillbragtes ett par
timmar under trefligt samsprak, sang
och musk. Pastorns tackade for den
valvilja och uppmuntra1 f6rsanlinger
beredt honom. Han Taste Guds ord
och nedkallade Guds mad och valsig-
nelse 0fver sig. familj och forsamling.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-01-26
WisCOnsin-nyheter.

Ihjelsparkad af sina hastar blef i
lordags qvall John Lorshbaugh, en- far
mare, bosatt narheten af Durand,
Han efterlemnar en- stor familj. Olyc-
kan skedde stallet.
Stor eldsvada. Eldsvada antande
natten till den % dennes F. A. Walshs
Milwaukee stora tegelbyggnad, hvil-
ken i grund forst0rdes tillsammans
med hela det inneliggande lagret af
jernbleck och tennvaror. Forlusten
uppskattas till $4,000 och assuransen n
till s25OOOo. ........
Sprackte hufvudskaien. August
johnson i Dunbar rakade fredags
ut for en- olyckshandelse, som torde
medfora hans dod. Han skulIe med en-
talia hissa upp en- ,tung timmerstock
Girard Lumber Cos bradgard, da tai
jan brast och blocket slog honom
hufvudet ooh sprackte hufvudskalen.
S6kte taga slit lif. Charles Swan
son Hayward forsokte fora veckan
tvenne ganger att bega sjelfmord forst
genom att hoppa ut ur ett fonster an
dra vaningen och foljande matt genom
att skara sig halsen. Eft omattligt
bruk az rusdrycker ar orsaken till des-
sa f6rtviflade fors0k att bara hand pa
sig sjelf.
Fran West Superior. Mrs Mary
Turnquist, som bodde no. 3l5 Weeks
ave., rakade for ett par veckor sedan,
da hon var pa bes0k hos sin dotter.
som har tjenst hos F. Fowler 1905
Hughitt ave, att. da hon skulle afags-
ma sig. 6ppna eHsdorr, som ledde till
kallaren, stallet for ytterdorren och.
st6rtade hutvudstupa ned for trappor-
ma, hvarpid hnfvudskalen spracktes.
! sanslost tillstand blef hon uppburen
och ford till st. Marys hospital, hvar-
est hon. utan att hafva aterfatt med
vetandet, afied f0ljande morgon. Be-
grafningen skedde fran Pilgrims
kyrkan. Hennes man rakade for ett
och ett halft ar sedan ut for en- liknan-
de olycka, da han foil ned genom en-
elevator0ppning och afbrot slit ena
ben. Vid stadsstyrelsens senaste@
mote diskaterades fragan ON stadens
belysning. Water Light 8 Power Com
pany erbiod sig att f0rse staden med
200 gl0dlampor for ett pris af $l20 per
ar for hvarie Tampa. Men da det upp
lystes, att andra stader ei betala mer
an fran $50 till $40 per Tampa beslots
det att annonsera efter anbnd rs lag-
sta priset for elektrisk belysning.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-01-26

Petroleum som bransIe for lokomo-
tiv sages vara mycket bilIigare an stem
kol. Till och med j England, stenko-
lens hemland, syssselsatter man sig
lifiigt med fragan ON uppeldning Of To-
komotiv medels petroleum i stallet for
stenkol, och den stora Great Eastern
Railway derstades larer for narvarande
ma ett fyrtiotal maskiner trafik, hvil-
ka aro inrattade for bada eldningssat-
ten ON endast stenkol anvandes be.
raknas omkring 40 pounds atga vid eld-
nlngen pr engelsk mil. under det att,
4 tia kol och petroleum anvandes, endast
~ pounds kol och II pounds petroleum
SAINT Ga ensamt petroleum begagnas,
~ "a pounds deraf forbrukas d milor.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-01-26
L6pande No. n 90.

omojligt att inbjuda konferensen. s8
Ange den envisas att halla sina moten
den kailaste tiden pa aret. och delega-
terna CORA ansprak pa uppe1dade sof.
rum. Mar konferensen will andra 8rs-
tlden for sina moten, skola vi eerna
sta till tjenst. Afven fran andra halI
later det pa samma satt. Au revoirI
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25

returns so enormous, that II was only
a few days till the reverend gentleman
had the general public interested and
not only so, but several men Of money
thought it worth their while to look
into the matter In order that II II
should turn out to be a good thing they
would not be too late for 4 chance 70
take stock in the extensive plant it was
proposed to set up.
A derrick was built In the hay sew.
erL hundred yards from the shore.
Leading out to 1t was a long bridge.
out here the experiments We're per
formed. The men of money We're In
vitad, and came, bringing with them a
supply of quicksilver. at the request of
the minister. This WIS placed in a
leadlined box. The box was lowered
and an electric current passed through
the quicksilver. the result being that
the precious metal was extracted from
the sea water. After q certain time the
box was raised and Its contents turned
over to an aSSayer, who reported tina,
the return Of gold was not only pure,
but that the deposit was very heavy
The money men We're pleased. and Mr.
Ierneean might have any reasonable
amount to establish plant. He got
several thousand on the strength OF
the experiment but the plant came
slowly. One excuse after another was
invented and the men Of capital grew
suspicious. He found out there was
danger, so he packed his grip and sailed
for France. The scheme was certainly
a unique one. What really happened
while the box was under water was
tlis: A diver went down at some poin,
near by and, unknown TO the capital
lists, put In whatever gold was in the
box when II came up.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
WHAT THE LAW DECIDES.

The remedy for failure Of a servant
or agent To pay over money on demand
for collecting 1t for his principal Is held
in Royce. Allen y Co. VS.. Cakes r. ~.
80 L. Il. \. SID, to be by assumpsit or
debt. ard not by tresrass on the case.
An action against what purports TO
be 4 corporation. 10 recover Il tax which
il is required to pay as condition
precedent to corporate existence, IS
held. Ia Maryland Tube and Iron
Works VS.. West End Imp. Company
Md, 80 L. K \. SO. insufficient 70
give it a legal existence for all pur-
poses. or to estoD the city from denying
its corporate existence.
An agreement by the owners of race
horses entered at certain stake races
to divide equally the premiums and
stake moneys awarded 10 any of their
ger Cali 30 L. II. \. -. to be valid.
and not a wagering contract.
y partnership for horse racing on a
bet with Il person whom the partners
into which they induce hi.u to enter by
making him think he has ii sure thing
and by deceiviug him into the suppo-
sition that their horse is unframed and
undeveloped. while they think they
have dead mortal cinch." Is held. in
Morrison VS.. Bennett (AiCntl, ~ L. Y.
y. los, to be such a conspiracy TO de-
fraud that the court will not aid either
one Of the partners to obtain an &C
counting of the profits.
\ note TO pay a bet on a horse race
run in another State where such notes
are presumed valid. and where a note
Of which this is a renewal was given.
is denied enforcement in North Caro-
lima. in the ease Of Gooch vs.. Faucettc,
30 L. r. A. 80, on the ground that its
enforcement i contrary to the public
policy Of the state, even If the note IS
To be deemed contract OF the other
State, n which 1t would be valid.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25

say last night that you were going to
marry Miss Maddox"
MY aunt must have been temper
arily forgctful of the fact that her pet
dream was not reality when she
made such ridiculous assertion. you
believe me, don't YOU
Apparently She did. for half IN hour
later they walhcd in together radiant
with happiness, an1 a rim, was flash
ing on l-r left hand.
Hobhy's lack of surprise at the news
was explained during the day ny Il
piece Of advice he CAV" them, which. AZ
though it proved useful in the futur"'
covered the Girl with confusion ah1
sent Brian irto fits of laughter.
Il SAY. Molly" 1ho boy said grave'y
81 Shouldn't make love in the orchard
if I were N0r. because any one can see
YOU from the schoolroom window. -
Chicago Tribune.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
Their Maiden Names,

The following is complete list of
the maiden names of the mothers OF
the Presidents of the United States:
Washington Mary Ball; John Adams,
Susanna Boylston; Jefferson. Jane
Randolph; Madison, Nellie Conway;
Monroe, Eliza Jones: J. Q. Adams, Abb
gail Smith; Andrew Jackson, Eliza
beth Hutchinson; Van Buren,. Maria
Hoes; Harrison, Elizabeth Bassett;
Tyler. Mary Armistead; Polk, Jane
Knox; Taylor, Sarah Strother; Fill
more, Phoebe Willard; Pierce. Anna
Kendrick; buchanan Elizabeth Speer;
Lincoln. Nancy Hanks; Johnson Mary
McDonough; Grant. Hannah Simpson;
Hayes, Sophia Orchard; Garfield.
Eliza Ballou; Arthur, Malvina Stone;
Cleveland, Annie Neal; Harrison. Eliz-
aheth Irwin; Mckinley, Nancy Camp
bell Allison
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
ture has to be closed on account of the

ture has to be closed on account of the
cold.
This long Imprisonment Is perhaps
the cause of the degradation of the PEG
pie. Horrible diseases result from It
which are aggravated by abnormal
consumption of arrack. the strong dis
titled drink Of the Aslatics.
Besides this, It Is an !nvariable rule
TO make four days week holidays
With saints days as extras. Since they
have adopted the holidays of every 9th.
or country with which they have been
In contact 1t IS not surprising that the
men find little time for work. Farm.
Ing. bee culture and cattle breeding are
the only industries of these people,
while throughout their territory there
is not a single manufactured article.
New York Ledger.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
ABOUt.HAMIp
Sim pie aud A rducus Life of tho Reign. !
ing Sultan of Turkey.

Sim pie aud A r1ucus Life of the Reign.
ing Sultan of Turkey.
It Is said that hardly one of the Sui
tans Of Turkey has died natural
death, and It may be added. with equal
truth. that comparatively few of them
have led Il natural lie. The reigning
Sultan Is, however, one of the excep-
tons, and the following extract from
The Sultan and His Subjects Is a
faithful picture Of his simple and ardu-
Gus life:
He rises at 6 o'clock. and works with
his secretaries till noon, when he break.
fasts. After this be takes drive, or a
row on the lake within his vast park.
When he returns he gives audiences to
the Grand Vkier. the Sheik- Ill Islam
and other officials.
At 8 o'clock he dimes sometimes
alone, not unfrequently In the company
of one of the ambassadors. Occasion
ally his Majesty entertAins the wives
and daughters Of the ambassadors,
with other Pern notabilit1es, at dinner
The meal, usually very silent one. Is
y
on the finest Of plate and the most ex.
quiste of porcelain
In the evening Abdul-Hamid often
plays duets on the piano with his
younger children. He Is very fond OF
light music.
He dresses like an ordinary European
gentleman. always wearing frock
coat. the breast Of which. on great oc-
casiOnS Is richly embroidered and
blazes with decorations. The present
Sultan Is the first who has done away
with the diamond aigrets formerly at
tached to the imperial turban or feA
The President Of the United States IS
no more informal than the Sultan In his
manner Of receiving guests. He places
his visitor beside him on the sofa, and
himself lights the cigarette he offers
him. He Is himself an inveterate smok-
er; the cigarette is never out Of his fin
gers. AS the Sultan Is supposed to speak
no languages but Turkish and Arabic,
his Majesty, though good French
scholar, carries on conversation through
a dragoman.
Quite recently, very great lady had
the honor Of dining with his Majesty
the first Turkish sovereign, by the way,
who has ever admitted q Christian
woman to his table. After dinner the
lady noticed a mOuse-trap, which had
been forgotten, on one of the chairs.
"Oh" said the Sultan, that is an ex.
cellent trap! II was sent to me from
England, and have caught ten mice
in 1t today
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
Worlds Laziest peODle.

The LATEST and drtiest people In the
world have recently been discovered
In the Caucasus, They live in an in
accessible mountain range between the
Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. and as
they were 900 years ago, so they are
today. Seen from without there IS a
certain picturesqueness about a Svanc-
tan village, although 1t merely consists
of miserable stone novels, without any
attempt at form or adjournment
Within the houses they are inconceiv-
ably dirty. They are filled with rags,
Vrrmin and dirt Of every description
They possess no tlreplaces or chimney.
All the cooking In fact, Is done over a
mole scooped out In the middle of the
floor. In these houses men, women and
children are huddled together. During
the long winter months they are shut
IN for days at time, the cattle often
sharing their quarters. Every aper-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
CUBAN OANOiES


... r,,,,,,. ~ .1.o ,vo,,.tn
,,..t,.,.., Inv, h,.,.
,t.. r.r ,,--. ,.o V-r.f.
,...l,..,t.. ,,. n, ,.o,.r ,i.,,
Ill.,. ,.......,... .v,o,l-
,,.,..,.. f,.-, o4 ,rr,n.
,',., '.,, ,,,,,.,..i+,. coars..-f,a.
...,'', r',,'.,,, ..,,.,,,,.,j vt, - snu.rtlr-
49, .,,,.,..,., ,rho c,,,.r.s
,.., ,.r d,,,l.,v T..
1.,,m ,.o,s,,t,,i,. ,..,. arms
,:,,, ,,.,.i.. ..,1 - ,,.,.s,, Mo - ,r,no'e
W.. ...,..,,..,. ,.i.. .ho,;,1.r. APP,
, a. .., u,,.h ,r ,..
,,,,.'. a,i,...,.,. or s+,,.
,.,.,.,.,, :. ,,..or
,. ~ .,.... c,to, o-h,
t.....l,.... .ho. oro
,,,.',lt,.I.,.,
nv. -. c.,, -, ,.,-,,-,. ,,c
,.....',, ,r,,,... .',,,,.,,,' +,oir
',, e.. ,i-to..
'-t,-...,,.,,,,,,,. t,t,.,, or lac.
.,, ....,....,-. ..,,,..,1e ro.,lt.
t ,... ,,,,..,,,.>. 90
e.. .h,. 49,,
~
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
THE WOMEN WHO WAIT.

He went to the war In the morning
The roll of the drums could Toe heard
But be paused at the gate with his moth
Cr,
For a kiss and comfcrtin. word
He was full of the dreams and ambitions
That youth is So ready to weave,
And proud of the cInnk of his sabre
And the chcvrons of gold on his sleeve.
He came from the war in the evening"
The meadows were sprnklcd with
snow.
The drums and the bugles were silent.
And the steps of the soldiers were slow.
He was wrapped in the flag of his country
When they laid him away in the !uoId,
With the glittcrng stars OF a captain
Rcplacing the chcvrons of gold.
With the heroes who sleep on the hillside
lie lies with flag at his hcnd,
But. blind with the years of her weeping.
Ills mother yet mourns for her dead.
The soldiers who fall in The battle
May feel bat n moment Of pain.
But the women who wait in the home
stcads
Must dwell with the ghosts Of the slain.
The Criterion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
WOMAN'S DUTY TO STATE

A MEXICAN women are not less
y prone than American men 10
Il \ neasurc success in dollars and
cents. They like 10 spend money; they
like to have their husbands or fathers
get rich; they like. naturally enough,
the luxures and eleganc!es % life
comfortable homes, good clothes az
vantages" Of all sorts for thel! chill
dIcn. and freedom from worry about
making the ends meet. That Is nat
ural. and So far as 1t encourages THRIFT
and industry and enterprise. II Is good.
But it Is very liable to degenerate into
sel1ishness. When IL leads the Amer
can wife 10 grudGe every moment and
every thought her man diver's from
business or rcm,nerattve labor to pup
lie duties, it Is evll. and Immediately
makes the American woman Sharer
in responsibility fox the neglect that re-
suits. 1t is the duty of man WHO mas
q family to support it as we'll as he can.
but that is not his only duty II IS his
duty also to do his share In governing
the country either by accepting office
himself or by doing his best 10 puI the
governing power into ut hands. II ne
neglects his family for public business,
be does wrong, bot he also does wrong
Il he neglects bis duties as a citizen il
order that his womank,nd may live
eXtrayagantly and have more money
to spend than they need.
OF course there are some men whose
capacity Is of such quality that they
are most usefully employed when they
are making money for their wives and
daughters To spend; but If q woman
does happen to have supplementary
man. who has In HIN good poss!bili-
ties of public usefulness, she ought to
feel It her duty as citizen to sacrifice
q reasonable share of the fruits Of her
proprietorship to the good Of the state
If she loves luxury more than right
eousness- her wishes VIII be all too
likely to determine the scope Of her
husbands endeavors. and the state will
be the loser.-Harper's Bazaar.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
The Corset Forever,

Dress refOrmers and health cultur-
fists may rant and rave all they have a
mind to against the corset, but the cor
set has hold on the heart. The corset
IS here. and it is here TO stay. Every
woman excuses herself for wearing a
corset Why women should feel that
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25

torpedo in
h The supported by steel framework he end which
shrunk
bringing the tube In this
OF
transmitting The speed thus muI
the OF
types board ship the which
The FRONT
The mite s mllN,i n Il
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
Prophet Without Honor,

The reputation of a certain we'll
known prophet" IN London, who bu,
lately announced positively the end of
the world In 1900, has been seriously
impaired by the fact that a fortnigh,
ago It was discovered that he had since
paid a high premium to secure the
lease of business premises for fifteen
Nn1rS.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
What the BRIDEGROOM Pays.

There seems to be great deal OF I'M
certainty existing as to the pecuniary
part which bridegroom takes in his
own wedding. At a recent very swell
affair the two young people about to
be united in the holy bonds Of wedlock
sat down deliberately and totaled uC
the entire expenses Of the wedding
they amounted to very large sum. to
be sure-and then divided them evenly
between the two menHthe father and
the groom. In point of fact. and as q
matter Of good taste, he should pay
only for the carriage which takes the
bridal couple from the church to the
station. with all the fees incidental to
a church wedding and the gifts Of flow
ers and jewelry to the ushers and
bridesmaids. This ought to be his sole
money outlay. besides his present to
the bride herself. His expenses come
lfterward.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
WEALTH NOT IN THE WATER.
The Gold-from-Sc Water Man Goes
Abroad for His Health.

ADrOcu tOr us dculth'
Last November there was consider
able newspaper talk about Il New Eng
land Baptist clergyman. JerneSan by
name, who on voyage for his health
was reported to have discovered a
method of treating sea water chemical
ly, thus Extracting the large percent
age of pure gold which the waters OF
the great deep Were said to contain.
This man was supposed to be an ex-
pert chemist and mineralog!st, and was
said to have spent months in expert
menting on the theory The process
was close secret With the gentlemen
whom he had taken into his confidence,
Mr.. Jernegan instituted plant on a
small scale on NarraGAnsett Bay. The
idea was SO unique. and the promised
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
4 Deadly Grudee.

YOU and Briggins don't seem to be
very good friends any more"
NO, he is IA wolf III sleeps clothing"
Why, what did tie ever do to make
you conceive such al opinion OF hlm?"
MADE me believe ought tn take my
bicycle apart for the purpose of clean
inc II d"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25

vell-fastener is perfectly simple and
can be applied to bows, clasps. ribbons,
feathers. buckles and all kinds of MIL
linery trimming. The clasp Is con-
structed so that 1t holds the veil quite
securely. but at the same time runs no
risk of tearing it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
End of His Labor

"HampSley worked hard for thre
years trying to get a public Office"
Indeed: What's he doing now?"
Not thing"
why. how can he afford thatT
He got the office"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
For a Dainty Lady.

a very interesting invention. says
London Golden Penny. has lately been
brought out and patented by lady, In
the form of combined ve!l-holder and
| hat ornament The mechanism Of this
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25

Linen pants are always too long or
too short, no man ever wore pair JUS,
right as to length.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
For Over m

Mss Louise Gilld
In length Of service /
Office, and is said /
Government for a
any other woman M
country. Appointed
Gen. Frank Sherm{
her brother, Col. u
as postmaster, Nj
made clerk in char
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25

mis- Is necessary Is !
APPROVE Of stays !
much flesh says shl
make her look trim
Her angular sister /
her skirt bands from
the waist. The Nd
hers for a support Al
IN because she |
look slouchy, and !
la-y something new|
corset is on the mi
novelty is designed !
ei.. and nobody bud
eTes have conceived
4 fr.li in the back
waist line, which al
hollow 50 many wol
backs. TIE bus, is |
tu'' out every otAed
urc without a wr!nI
really takes the plad
" hustle worn pow
sun.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25
Natural Color of Seaiskins.

Sealskins are originally of ligh,
drab color, but as found in the market
are always dyed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-25

All some women talk about !S-well
about eighteen hours daily.