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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-12

GESTs.-I vas dres5fnily nervous and for relief
took your Kari's Clover Root Tea. II quieted my
nerves and sfrenf thened my whole Nervous Svs-
tenn I was troubled with Constipation. Kidney
and Bowel Tronble. Yonr Tea soon cleaused my
system Thoroughly that We rapidly rerained
health and strength. Mrs. 5. A. sweet Hartford,
Gem. sold By G. 2. Black & Co.. South Royaltoa
Drew a Leonard. Randolph
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shake Into Your shoes

Aliens Foot-Ease q powder for the feet II cures
painful, swollen, su-Arting, nervous feet and in
stantly takes the sting out Of corns and bunions
It's the greatest comfort discovery Of the age. Al
lens Foot makes tight OF new shoes feel easy
and Is certain Tor sweating, callous and hot
tired. aching feet Try IT today. Sold by all drug
eist- and shoe stores By mail Tor Sc il sfaur's
rial package FREE. Address Allen : 0lmsted
Leroy. n. Y.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-12


Rodney Lawrence was in Bethel Tues
day.
Mrs. and Miss Morse were in Rochester
Thursday.
Jim and Will Eubar were in Lincoln
last week.
e. w. Clark and DIN Bradley were in
Bethel last week.
Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Colby were in
Rochester recently.
Olin Bradley and E. w. Clark were in
Rutland last Tuesday. s 81
John Leonard and Leon Baker were in
Rochester Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tink ham of Roches-
ter were IN town Sunday.
Fred Neff and Arthur Perron were in
Bernard on fishing trip Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eubar visited Mrs.
Eubar's parents in Bristol last week.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter OF Hancock
visited Mrs. Wesley Burke last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kezer of Rochester
visited her mother, Mrs. Fatima Cham
berlin, last week.
Henry Carey, wife and child and Mrs.
W. s. Moore OF Rochester were at e. W.
Clark's last Sunday.
Joel Blackmer and daughter, Mrs. Alice
Smith. and Newton and Ed. Whiteomb
we're in Rochester Wednesday. W
Willis Boutwell,, who has been in
Philadelphia, returned home Saturday.
The doctors there give him much en-
couragement and say in time he Will have
a we'll foot.
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Ever,Dody says so.

Cascarets Candy Cat,artic, the most won
ierful medical disco, erv of tile age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels
cleansing the entire system, dtspel colds
cure headache, fever, babitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try boz
of e. G. C. to-day; 10, -, so cents. Sold and
guaranteed 70 cuns ~ al druggists.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-12
Women who wish to BE Fair.

Drink a stepping Of Moki Tea before re-
firing at night and you will be the envy
of your less wise sisters. 1t cures sick
headache of all kinds, purifies the stom-
ach and liver and makes the skin clear and
beautiful. Call and get sample package
free. For sale by Evan L. Evans q Co.,
/ Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-12

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching and sting
ing; most at night; worse by scratching. II al
lowed TO continue tumors form, which often bleed
and nlcerate, becoming very sore. SwAYNEs
OINTMENT stops the itching aud bleeding, heals
liberation, and in most cases removes the tumors.
At druggists or by mail for so cents. DR.. Swayne
& Son philadelphia. Avoid Subsfitutes.
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south StocKbrifige.

Chas. Cutler OF Lawrence, Mass, visited
in town Friday.
J.w. Work of Boston was at J. L.
Davis Monday.
Miss Ella Congdon has gone to work
for Amos Leavitt.
Frank Blanchard and wife are at work
for j. E. Goddard.
Lucian Hunt of Pittsield spent last
week with his brother, John.
Clarence Mills and Nelson Ameson OF
Pittstield visited at Go Mills Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ranger and Mrs. w III
Packard of Mendon visited at s. S. Long
ley's last week.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Orison White the 18th. ALI are COR
daily invited to attend.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-12

Ladies', Take the Best II you are troubled with
Constipation, Sailow Skin, Tired Feeling, take
Karl's Glover Tea. II is pleasant to take. Sold by
G. b. Black, South Royalton; Drew Leonard,
Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-12

Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Cure. Relieve
Group promptly. One million bottles sold last year
40 doses for 25c Sold by G. E. Black a Co., Soutl
Royalton; Drew Leonard, Randolph.
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No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
SnarUfI.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men Strong blood pure. Soc. 81. ALI druggists
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Hrooklleln.

Ladies desiring hair work call on Mrs.
Hiram Bean, Randolph, Vt.W Write for prices
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-12

Be not deceived. A Cough Hoarseness or Group
are not to be trified with. dose In time OF Shi-
lohs Cure will save You much trouble. Sold by G.
Il. Black a Co., South Royalton; Drew Leonard,
De- Aal~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

hand. have really exercised more 40
minion in the affairs of this land than
ia altogether acceptable TO the other
class. This II why the latter experience
an additional pleasure DO taking W
those bonds They are % safe ana a
profitable Investment a. Is shown by
the WY faces made by the millionaire
who failed TO effect their generally I'M
falling corner" and the common poo
pie" not only receive Tor once In their
lives the Increment on government
Indebtedness. but by 50 doing are actu-
ally dividing honor- tas well az pfohiD
with the other class by actively taking
n hand In the conduct ~ the govern
menti what a piece Of unwarrantahlo
presumption. to be surei
The administration has acted wisely
and well In this matter. By taking the
peopc-th whole peonlc-lnio its con-
ndcnce and sccurlnr 10 them some n
the benefits and profits Of their own
labor and enterprise. u has taken a
stride In the direction Of populnrizlnF
itself 7, does not much matter what
o. prcrldents or cabinets politics Or
religion may be. so long as that de-
cidcily Just and wise doctrine. the
greatest good Tor the largest number.
10 observed and encouraged. Let II con-
tlnuc
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may be well 10 note that The Scriptures
clearly indicate the essential idrnuis
ln form and appearances after death
Those who rose at the crucihxi1n ~
christ Matt 81. 80 were evidently
recognized by the people who sn"
hem and paurs TEACHINGS on the resur-
rectlnn confirm this view But 70 j.
also Indicated that there Is difference.
In this lie. 20 some extent morally
dcformcd being can hide the deformiiy
under pleasant physical featured Re
spectnblliiy can be- affected whore none
exists This ls impossible on ths other
eide. Death certainly tears the mask
from the countonanccs u men and wo-
men and they appear In their true ma
tufc. rejecting that which is within.
Ana therefore the ancient Prophet.
aDelklnR of the resurrection, truly
auerrves. Many Of them that sleep In
the dust m the earth shall awake. SOME
to everlasting NE. and some 90 shame
1ud everlasting contempt" How can
% be- otherwise when the outward APP
peaance is Gas BE- lmpcrfcctly the case
M this lifD u true counterpart u the
Inward neturu9
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ncmAN,sm ~ rSoLASD.

According TO the New York sun. a
request has been laid before the Ro-
man Catholic archbshops auf bishops
10 the United states and Canada to
consider the formation u fratcrnltics
With a Wow to the conversion OF Ems.
land % The Roman faith. The move.
meat is rald 90 have originated with
cardinal Vaughan. archbishop of West
m.1atcr. who laid tho matter before IN,
pope about year ago. Tho pope care
wily considered the matter and then
gave % hla formal sanction and bless
inT Cardinal Vaughan then issued a
pastoral letter describing the inaEurn-
ton ~ the now movement and STATING
that Engllah-Hpoaklng Catholics In the
United States. Australia and every
whore viii Join In the onort 10 Roman.
lac Great Britain.
From doctrlnai point Of view the
absorption N the Anglican church into
that NJ suppuElng Tor a moment
the possibility ~ such nm occurrence
would probably b. NJ small consequence.
but from the standpoint OF modern
proErcsH ana civilization Il could hard.
~ Boz regarded ~ otherwise than step
backward. II Il not 60 be denied
that Rome. II JUDGED from the educa.
tIonnl level ~ the nations entirely un-
der her sway proves herself noFlcctml
u the spiritual welfare " her people.
10 what else is thu Illi,cracy u spain.
Portugal. iinly. ducg Would not
France. Great Britain. Germany ana
the scandinavian countries have been
on a similar level but Tor the rcvolu.
Hons and roformatlons that tore down
the umparta raised 90 rctard the
progress ~ clviliaatlon7
n this view h correct. It would be
Impossible 20 Wow without alarm the
rcconquea, " any Protestant country
In behalf Of Rome. A. long as the
different churches have equal chances.
equal liberty. there IL no ground for
objection. liut the whole history OF
itomo leads 10 the belief that whenever
she becomes predominant. the other,
viii be- crowded to the wall and pro-.
grcsH win be- retarded.
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ruE noNp ISSUE.

A New York paper whose frlendllnes.
Tor certain combinations known a.
bond HyndIcatcs IL Mother questioned
nor denied. expresses rcgret that tho
government made IL $500 900 war
loan a popular one. The paper showa.
Ur tiles 10 show. that had the bonds
been noated az they should have been.
they would have commanded a pro.
MUM of two or thrOe per cent ana that
by cutting m competition In thr mat.
Ter NJ purchase there has been loaa
O. the tr'afury OF from St000.0lj 10 So
100000 The fact that previous lrsuss az
The kind have been placed u,,on the
market for tho b'ut bids o. referred 10
as a precedent which d would have
boon wise 90 follow, There are other
opiniona about that an extract FINN
one % which. from the New York
World, Do appended.
How touching Is this solIoltuda Tor
th. welfare H. The rly,rumenu Ana
Nv 10 llNiulry 1888 whom President
Cl,NDlaulF crttury uf the troI4tr,.
privately snil Co u syndicate SOC eu O0l
ni . per r.UI bonds at lIIs. tllurh
similar blonde Wtrg worth in ,hs mafi.ri
~, Nt d" HHi remember that ans such
hNlleiNl. wac shown fnr the prntee.
ilnh ul il' treasury Nor uvlIn vhen.
IN january, 1905. the same Syndicate
prnnH'.d go t1br another Ifrue n 500.
uH.Il of hHulH ul 'ablut ths elY,a
rr..u' whom ihey w.r, Wlr.h $1,000.
N' moro, was lUy uhI.ti'un rf's.t b,
iH organ OFF the HyuIIa1t
lH 10 not % tr'fc Inconsistent oven far
o. rulnu1iig organ CO. acqultscs in "A
N'II Hf which u syudIrfi. Ia .rlhad ta
i'l.'a certain pron, NO % ur ig nor
,'hi nA % bond purchase. aud then tn
become suddenly alarmed over tbs
dr' 1dful Probability that Individual I'M.
Nrsi1rH plain cltIz.us iu rverv ptrt ~
country, may make. according IA
lh' '''' judges 2 or per conty'
ono ihnr that strikes some poopie
who give ihourht 90 the matter is the
manifest lass of consideration Cor
those who originally produce an the
means upon which the government re-
lies Tor support as wcll as being us
pillars props and malnstays In
trnuhlouH times Ike those now unon
the land. Those who look upon the pro.
ducers and defenders as aliens whom
II cnmes % a matter Of widespread
profitable Investment. aud as dear
people, good cltIanns," and so on
when there is an election or war On
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smokoless powder giving them another
decided advantage.
General shancr has sent FOR a hos
piai ship and o. large corps of medical
attendants TO- take care OF the wounded.
This has an unwelcomo sound. even
though one Of the thlnga naturally 20 De
expected.
a few things at loaH; are gratifying.
our forces were not rcpuisQd. but Kept
all Tho advanced ground with the design
III forcing the contest at an early hour
this morning. aud Cancy and san Juan.
the latter stronghold near MORO
Castle. have been captured. u is very
evident that the outcome will De an
American victory. ns they are doing the
hardest aud best fighting and achieving
ail the favorable results ao Tar. The
queHIon that now rsnaina 70 aa Co
whnt price Will boz placed upon the VIC
tory ana WHOM o. wn occur AZ Tho
rate nt which th.nes lrc now Toins The
battle should not lasi very long like
a thunder storm me greater the vlo-
lenca iho bf.efsr ths duration. and
many. mlry precious lives with a stii
greater number manned and seriously
or s'ighi'y injured Will pay Tor what ls
taken. % VIII boz "a day % roioicing
when DO BE- 100 over.
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HEAVIER WAR CLOUDS.

A Berlin dispatch. n founded on fact
conveys intelligence ~ % most grave
nature. II states that an understanding
has been reached by Russia. Germany
and France 60 interfere boz the Philip.
pine islands after the war. 90 prevent
the United States or Great nrlnIn.
from retaining possession az the entire
group In other words. they are nid
90 have formed % political combination
~ith view OF ncizinE each n portion
~ vast territory redeemed from
Spanish tyranny through the heroic
sacrifices of the United states
There are. unfortunately. several In
dicationa of the existence NJ such 10
compact. Tho spanish premier recent.
iy took the pains Of denying that spain
n ~ yet prepared for peace overturcs.
This Is lncomprchcnslhlc unless Do has
information that justlncs him In cx-
pcoting Interference In behalf NJ The
country. The dispatch of cnmnrn's
fleet TO the Philippines points in the
same direction. n seems 60 invite IN
attack on the Spanish coasts by lay
INK them open 10 the American fleet.
undoubtedly In tho hope that such a
step would hasten the prospective ala.
Tho publication az this tlmU OF the vx.
iatcnco OF the understanding ref0rrod
to, may be- considered ns a reply 90
Lord salisbury'n recent speech, which
has been construed TO signify that
Great britain Is supporting the policy
of the United states IN the spanish
colonies.
In the Interest Of the peace of the
world IL IN 90 be hoped that tho new
triple alliance IL one on paper only. The
United states may not contemplate the
permanent retention ~ the Philippine
islands. but II commanded 10 withdraw
BY European powers that have no /
rights of possession IN that part ~ the |
world. principle would be involved /
~ the utmost Importance to the United |
States. The question would then be
whether this great Republic b. 10 sub.
nit 20 the treatment accorded the
faurth -clasa powers ~ the world over
which others have assumed Jurisdiction.
And whom this question h. brought
home 60 the nation, there would be a
general rising FOR the dofonrs " our /
equality and indepondeuce In tho FAINT
~ Of nations Ana n, No. H. now ap- |
parent. Great britain would Join ~ /
ON this Issue, there would be- The great
est conles, the world ever faw. II
that what n cominE7
Asrom tho beginning ~ this war there /
has been an impression that perhaps II |
would not be possible 90 limit o 10 the |
two combatanta. An alliance between
Russia. Germany ana France against
the United states ana Great Britain
would indeed open tho way Tor war
and destruction upon an natIonr
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WHOLESALE nLoopsmrp.

Tho latest ncwH II dlsquletnz. Gcn-
orai shafter sends o. dispatch 10 the
government at Washington, saying hia
previous estimate " 400 kll,d ana
wounded was below the actual ngurrs,
which from other sources ~ shown 20
be more than 1000
while this. by comparison with tho
great battles OF History ls not heavy.
It II stlli serious when an thlnrs are
considered.
The information designed doubtless. On
mitigation TO some extent OF such an.
welcome news, BE- hardly adequate o.
the situation. II o. that orr mon have
taken several lines of brcnHtwor,s from
the spanlafia and now occupy nd-
vaneod ground In tho direction of sin-
tlaEo. but at the rate thlnrs arc going
ana the price being paid Tor nll tho
ground taken, II would seem 90 De ply-
inF too dearly Tor lL
The Americans have boon and pre-
sumahly are now nghuug with yIg1r
ana courage that must Doe Huhlm.
II must also he conceded that th0 ,u,my
are fighting the ngh; of deportation.
and contentlng every inch uf GROUND
with a vnlor and determination worthy
a better cause. Our men have Co meet
not only them hut their drfunsna and
Instructions, bcsllgs being subjected
to a vigorous hlmulrdmsnt from the
ncot 20 which they ar, wholly unable
10 rcply. Whore H. samps1ng where o.
a.. Nr..,,.tlttan Arn tIt. fttsf..., ttt..... t..
10 suffer check aft0r thrIr splendid
work and heavy socrnc,s and lll or
want ~ concerted actIou' lot us hope
otherwise. although ihU.. . ul c1ucarI-
ment " the offur, which such hone
costs.
To add to the calamItI.8 visited upon
the American forces. iha spluarls
have received COCO Endorsement.
General Pando having effected o. juno.
ton with Goneral Llnarea, d'IeuduE
the Spanish position. what wore the
CubanH dong an the time those men
We're drawing nenrer 10 the clty2 Any-
thlng OF noihlng2 The Spanish troops
have arrived. as result OF negllgonce
or want OF strength, ana these must
now be fought In addition 20 the forces
previously counted on.
Some batteries have been captured
from Inc enemy. aud with these trained
In the other direction there viii be some
bsneflt In Il 10 our men, but whether
enough TO amount TO an important fac
ter In tho struggle, or not. Is OF course
70 be =. srrnlned. The spanish usei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Lovely pimitles ana Tambour Mus.
hns IN dark and light colors, worth 10
ana sOc'; this week per yard
~
a variety OF Wash Goods. the lars.
est collection you ever saw al one
price, all kinds, every color, newest and
most beautiful patterns. choice OF all
this week at, per yard
10,
Finest Imported organizes IN tho
newest ana loyllest patterns ana colors
ana rs sheer us Filk null. nothing
nicer for summer dress regular Zoe.
ordandies, this week. per yard
New Metallic shlrtngs In shaded
plaid effects, the latest skirt novelties,
worth iSc'. this week. per yard
l. ~
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Shoe Department,

Curtis a Whenler's Ladies' Fin.
Shoes, formerly yl0Oi choice ''''
$3.50
one lot Ladlor Fine Tan OxforA
Turns, were $500; sale price V
S2.l5
curtis & Wheeler tan Oxford nn,s,
goods ON the market. were 50. now
Si.o8
t2,25; Price "'''
Sl.24
$3.50; Sale price WIZ
8Ac
Ladies' Kid oxfords, patent tn. all
so.
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PARAS0LS,

a Special Grand sale OF Parasols IA
pack white ana colora. In order d
I,duce the largest stock OF parnsola n
.he city before the ith OF July we've
decided 10 mako special great rcduc,
lohs TO move them quick.
WHITE PARAsoLs.
In plain China sllk or In BLACK Par.
special '
SI.2o
SPECIAL FOR si65.
Fine White China sllk Pnrasol with
Two RULES value $3.50. also In black.
si.65
SPECIAL FOR Ma5
Nohby white Parasol with one rum.
value Ass. special this week Tor
ENTIRE STOCK
Fine white. Black or colored sun.
SHADES az special reduced prices,
LADIES' WHITE PARAsoLs
In China silk, extra nice quality. with
one fnille, In white or black. special
$3.50
cIIILDREN's PARAsoLs
Immense variety Of colors ana sizes
from 10 to 20 Inches at prices from
20; TO SLIPS
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a correspondent ~ an eastern paper
gives the following figures as showing
the governments assignments OF
troops
y" nAhNhEnu q. ., .. o. o. 10000
~ i,ortn Rico. ., e. e, =, .. ., 10000
10 hahllh" o. E. =, .. -. e. $1,000
-
Total q" o.. o, @. 70. .. O.. $1,000
llo then asks the following question.
HAS u ever been said by any one
that 5000 Of our troops nj lIryana
would not De- enough 10 capture that
city ana do nt one stroke what the
three other strokes win not do-cnd m.
WARP"
Ia the light Of the awful work golug
ON az Santiago. such questions have a
prrilnenoy and force that they might
not have under other circumstance.
Perhaps, however those who ask them
understand less Of how 60 carry on a
war than do those who have the sob
On hand.
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THERE'S MONEY N | For yOI

10 visit our store this week order to reduce aoe.
before tho 4h Of July In evoy department. radical rodue
IONS have been made and youl find splendid emporium
price asked. W.
mo extraordinary offerings will crowd our storo
throughout tho whole week
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$3.50
MssEs pREssEs AT nir.

without doubt the greatest bary,i,,
In ready-to-wenr dresses for rnisss'
10 II years ever shown In this city S.
them this week. wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Grand Sacred Concert at Callers
Park. sunday afternoon and evhllng.
by Holds Military band.
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Payment Tor subscriptions always IN sH-
vance
city subscribers will kindly notify T. T.
Dunbar fcifruiaturi 81 any iffcrulartY ~
the delivery ~ tholr papcfs
All communications should be- addressed 70
nrsnrr hEws runiisuisu Ca
Telephone "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

We are showing a magnificent assor,. .
mcnt " chlldrenH Dresses In slre a "a
u years, most handsome deriena in
tine foulards, Madras cloth and Z"nhyr
dlnghnm' elegantly trimmed; these ara
maichless bargains at. each "''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Fubscrfhera changing thcir piace ~ rest.
oence should always give former as well A.
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Tho DrsrnrI srrt- WrrKtr Nrw1 e ruh-
lbhcd on Tuesdny ana Friday each v'ot
Tho Drsrnrr WrrsiY IN magazine iorm is
published every Saturday
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Childs' Dresses,
MISSES WHITE pREssrs oo

a beautiful line Of neat. desirable
styles In all Sizes at prices which
make home sewing extravagance.
MISSES DRESSES.
ALL SIZES. AT CSC.
Made Of fast colored plaid ginFham.
embroidery trimmed. Tor misses a tn
II years-doh't miss this number. ~
a raro bargain. for each
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"rhrruoiusy.s "Hew ~ hacom. rich.'
'iloW ~ be- Healthy" otc.
E4amiuations and consultations daily az,
the knutAtofd Hotel, 10 a. IA. toGp N
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cHILDREN's pARAsoLs
Wash Goods,

2o' TO SI.75
Smyrna times., 1898-03-23
The Texas Girl.

Chivalry used to be described as a
southern virtue, and though we do not
wish to imply that the men of the north
are unchivalrous it is quite possible
that in the south women are still re-
garded with a greater degree of formal
reverence than elsewhere. A native of
Texas describes with enthusiasm the
women of his state and SHOWS why they
cannot fail to excite admiration. "They
are" he declares, "sweet, polite, gra-
cious and courageous; they do not curse
or swear; they do not use slang, and are
not drunkards. Most of them ride well
on horseback and can use the six shooter,
but do not want to take away man s
job or position. - Could more engag-
ing picture be drawn? These lovely
compounds of sweetness and strength
know their power, but do not abuse it.
They may resent injury in the most eff
fective fashion, but they are not mean.
They will hesitate before shooting a
man who has a family dependent upon
him. They are no mere amazons. The
fact that they do not curse and swear
shows that they possess also the gentler
domestic virtues. Those who are in
search of the ideal girl should purchase
a ticket for Texas. as.-Providence Jour-
mol.