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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01
A h;1jsida Known where th,ckly living,

A hillside brown where thickly lying,
The golden sheaves mind one Of dying,
While southwark summer birds are flying,
And sluggish in their journey.
The brooklet flows Ger dead leaves crinkled,
And mirrors tresses thckly sprinkled
With silver threads, and sad face Wrinkled,
OF lonely Kitty Kearney.
Yet Ger the brook she goes to gather,
With hating step, the sheaVes she'd rather
Have bound with him, in brighter weather.
But st!l., on seward journey,
The faithful brooklet, tired growing,
Purls softer now, for tears are flowing,
For beers the reaping. his the sowing
Heart broken Kitty KearneY.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01

A girl isn't necessarily an angel because
she is Eighty.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01

Awhistle on one of the lola smelters can
be heard 10 miles away.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01
Dsa't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

When any statement is made there is al
ways someone to dispute it.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01
d@od3 SouqbodM
EEAZa1!S b l;,Y1H3R
5ipNsr KNOW HTs-lNTENDED.

Hoods Pills cure liver ills; nonlrrttating and
the only cathartic to take with Hoods SarsADariha
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01
Beauty L. Blood Deep,

The Topeka Elks have given an entertain
ment. playing Romeo and Juliet.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01

"A MOTHERHOOD Is woman's natural destiny.
IVH Many are denied the happiness of children
through arrangement of the generave organs.
Actual barrenneSs is
Among the many trumphs of Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01
RAMS HORN BLASTS.
Warning Notes Calling the Wicked 70
EepsntauCe.

ONFIDENCE IS
the tie Of friend
ship.
Game = worth
catching, must be
hunted.
Idieness d. 6 8
the graves OF
manhood.
The prayerless
overdraW on the
bank Of mercy eV-
cry day.
1"ha man who
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01

A man without any religion at all
may not be manly, but a woman with
out any religion at all isn't even femi-
nine.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01

Take CascaretS Candy Cuthartic l0c or 25c
II c. c. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01
TWO grandsons Of President Polk

have seats in the present congress.
rhev are r. X. Polk Of Danyille, KY,
md his cousin. James K. Polk
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong. blood pure. SOC, 81. All druggists
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01
"Peace Hath
Her Victories

80 less renowned than
gvar, " said Milton, and noV,
in the Spring, Is the time
to get a peaceful Oictory
over the Impurities (Which
haze been accommodating in
the blood during Winters
hearty eating. The BAN
ner of peace IS borne alof
by Hoods SarsapanIa.
1t brings rest and comfort to the weary
body racked by pains Of all sorts and kinds.
Its beneficial effects prove 1t to be the
great specific to be relied upon for victory
Hoods neUcr disGppointS.
Salt Rheum-"My mother was serious
ly af1icted with salt rheum and painful run;
ming sores. No medicine helped her until
Hoods SarsapaFilla was used, which made
her entirely we'll" EssE K. MAPLEsToNE,
G8 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill.
Tired FeeIIng--'I had that tired, dull
feeling. dyspepsia headaches and sinking
spells, but Hoods Sarsaparilla made me q
new man. | never was better than now"
JOHN MACK, 0skaloosa, Iowa.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01
To Cure a Cold in One Hay.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01
& ROMANCE.
BY MANDA L. CROKER,

].
1 hillside green, with dais es srrinkled,
Slopes down to where the brooklet wrMkled
Round moss-grown rocks and crosses crinklea,
Pent on It's seward journey;
And by this brook, whose happy flowing
Was goldeu-fringed with cowslps growing,
Mong mint with purple blossoms showing
Sat little Kitty Kearney.
The beechen branches 'bove, descending.
Across the stream their shadows sending,
Seemed half in earnest half pretending
To kiss the wind blown tresses
While happy Kitty, pink toes swishing
In tiny wavelets playing fishing,
The bowers culled, while fOndly wishing
They grew on Sunday dresses.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-01

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The Springfield herald., 1899-02-17

hard on stock. If it don't let up
pretty 5000 we'll have plenty Of
dried beet ON foot. 1t IL an old
saying experience teaches dear
school and fools will learn in no
Others We will have to take
our medicine now but in the tu-
ture handle only what cattle you
can care for during the storms,
and that OF better quality. Sue
cess depends on quality and good
care, mot quantity. The day Is
close at hand to be independent
YOU must own yonr own pasture.
Wood. wood, is the constant
cry with the thrmometer down to
20 degrees below zero. Butter
and eggs have gone back on us
and 30 has our best girl.
100" r BELLE VIEW.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-17
Villas

Stock is out eating grass again.
No loss to amount to anything
here about.
The greater part of the Villas
population has gone to a masque-
rade ball at the Gillespie ranch.
They must be having q time
gone two days now, and no sign
of their return.
A. G. Curtis is buying grain
tor his cattle and corn meal for
himself. He says he lost 10 head
of cattle during the past cold
spell. +
Harry Florey and Joe Watkins
have been in town.
Miss Marie Ward has gone to
Mr.. Watkins to give music less
ons to Mrs. Watkins. She ex-
poets to stay some months. She
Is greatly missed bv the Villas
people.
Owen Davis is in town spend
| ing few days with Prot. Blanch't
Since Villas WAS threatened
with the direful calamity of hay
ing the Maxey reporter move In
nothing has happered. Since he
tells nothing only what he does
him self he would have very little
to tell If he moved here. Very
likely these would be his words:
"rhe people asked mo to come of
so went"
Mr.. Vogel and son Fred are ii
town trading.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-17
KoNANrz ITEMS.

The ground hog cav hls shadow
on the end. inst. ahd the old say
ing must be coming true. These
mpping days keep us close by the
fire.
Our sportsman, Mr.. Flemmings,
has just Killed three coyotes; and
he is now running transient
boarding house. Send in YOUR
address for terms.
Mr.. McAdams has been down
to Konantz again.
One OF Mr.. Gillespie's draft
mules died the other day. Cause
not known,
If YOU want your broncoes brok-
EN-, call on Chas. Orth. The last
attempt he made the horse fell on
his foot; Bit the accident was not
fatal.
Mr.. Cfias. Stevans Has just re-
turned from the cedars. he Ger
tainlv has had a very cold trip,
and thinks he will n OF return soon.
Messrs Sam and Marion Bryan.
Frank McGown. Chas. Stewart.
and Perley Boil have gone to
Syracuse for fuel. This kind OF
weather melts nothing like the
coal pile.
Mr.. Geo Boil has gone to
Springfield to make final proof on
his homestead. Mr.. Legg ac-
companled him. wonder what
other business Mr.. Legg has at
the court house?
Villas Reporter. what good does
it do you to know anything if you
can't tell 1t? "Silerce is silver;
but speech is golden"
Iianyone wants 20 learn hcs1 to
bake light bread, call on Marie
Gillespie; she can make bread
that will kill O. man hundred
yards.
One of the school boys, in de-
bate last Friday evening said,
Bachelors are too indolent to
marry, and old msids are too
proud"
Teacher-What iG night er-
rants Pressco-Putting out the
cat.
Pick Ups.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-17
BELLE VIEW

MI. EprroR-seeing iio, CORES
bond,en.t \. from the hub, f'fl take
nv teti and Il, it a rub, while
the wind, blows and the coyote
Howles, while the snow falls and
!be. fanihman gr9wles; likf the
A.pfkssSa from Ma1ey III zen.
jsavor to be your lackey. II !
fail to raise AZ AZ. alarm Won will
bear no more from. Belle View
Farm. From these few lines
tod Vi readily see lam poet
from way lack extentpore.
J, How W. smile to get our mail
5Ace more.
dolde;s weather in 10 Yeas aud
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-17
Local and Personal.

The weather has moderated and
The snow is about gone.
One year ago last Wednesday
the Name disaster occurred.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Reknier, Wednesday Feb. 18th, a
6ne boy baby.
George BOIL was proving up
tome land, in the east part OF the
county, here Saturday.
Crit Alien purchased a couple
bf cows from Dave R,nehart Mt
VA and 425 q head.
n, w. hsEx and ]. N. Bryan, o,
koni6tk; tsrs acting as witnesses
! lnthe final proof d Geo. BOIL,
Saturday.
Cutie a number OF young people
were very pleasantly entertained
ST. Valentines by Mr.. and Mrs.
y. w. Smart.
The school board did good
thing When they removed the old
stove fr0in the school room and
put in a good one.
j. X. Lewia went to Lamar first
bfthe week to meet his father who
passed through Lamar on his way
from Dayton, Ohio. to California.
Miss Amey Robertson returned
home from Gallienas, Okla. first of
lhe week. c. s. Curfan accom-
panied her and did some trading
ht Wheeler's.
The "a circles are looalng cattle
heavily and the Bsldwin's loss for
The winter has been estimated at
SO per cent. SO head have been
known to be found In bunch all
dead.
See the ad of Butler & Hays in
hnother column. They will car
ry your express. If you want
transportation over their line let
them know, they will make you
Comfortable and see YOU throuK Kh.
i. NJ. Butler, of Lamar, took the
sub.contract on the Lamar mail
line until July 1st., when it is sup
foeed, a new sHb contract will be
let. Mr.. Butler was here this
week and engaged t. Hays to car
~ the south end
We are III receipt OF copy of a
bill introduced into the legislature
by Representative Mclean. ap-
propriatlng $4,000 for putting
lown an artesian well in Bsca
county. The true worth of this
Hill is readily appreciated by the
beople Of this toubty.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-17
MAXEY.

We are still struggling along
over the Ch'iIcoot pars, trying TO
rearha warmer climate. Can't
send any news until my ink thaws
out.
NJ kxpoRrr;.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-17

NJ. REPORTER.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
SaliGe 5ia9noie.

Sd fiibrte ais junger 2(fefOr i'm
Staot9en 2aubbeim Elm fIottes &eben.
@ben mar t9 i'm 8egriffe, einen ie4ss
lpD6entliden llrlaub an5utreten, oG
erIGien Elm 8ote bel mir, Der MIDI dufs
forberte, in's ndbegelegene 2a5arstt gu
tommen, es ldge Elm Yetannter bort,
ber na9 mir perlange. Sd elite iofort
bin unp fanb meinen alien llnipers
TitGtsfrtuno Sputo, blet9, abge6drmt
nit eingefalenen 4usen, ouf benz
&rantenbette.
Sin tiefes Beb erfaBte MIDI, ais i4
cen IonIt 70 flotten Suri6en in benz
3uiAab - er i9ien es uuf Der 8ruit
gu baben - tpieber5ab.
yDie fpmmIt Su bierber? Sanl
i9 Dir nit etfpas bslfen?" mar meine
erite 5r-ge.
sd oante Dir ppr alien, baB 9u
getpmmen biit," bau9te er. meineSano
rrfafeno. IS9 ipollte Ra9 Berlin,
CUR COMPUTATION, tonnte dber nid1t
mebr peiter unb mubte bier liegen bleiz
ben. 3ufdllig erfubr i6, bab 0u bier
biIt, unb lieb Did gu mir bitten. linz
gliidlidertpeiie bin i4 etpas tnupp BEL
&afe."
SD lieB ibn ntdt ousreotn. @s mar
eine Isiner S6pGcfen, taB er in alien
2ebenslagen @elo brau6te. SoTprt
5pg i9 metN 8rieftoIf)e uno rei6ts
tbm einen !SunoertmdrtI4ein. r9es
niigt es ourldufig2"
n9eiten 9ant!" Io9te er, meins
Sano pieberbplt briidenb.
9to9 elmer bdlben Stunbe perlieb
i6 i'm. Der 2(bI6ieb purbe mir
f9psr. SD lab i'm an, in ieinen 4us
gen itanb Der Sob geI9rieben, ia
pubte, i6 piirOe ibn riemaIs pieoers
Teb.n.
Der @ebdnte laTtete T6iper auF uns
beiben. Bir tparen ii9tli9 6sipsgt
Rad abselaufenem llrluub mar
mein erIter Sang in's 2a3arett.
rWp lit mein Sreunb Spunh9"
fragte id baittg.
Der Serr Doctor Fat unfere 4ns
ifalt Dor piersebn Sasen seIunb unh
munter perlaFen," lautete bieNntipprt.
SD ipar frsubtg iiberraIdt buriiber,
baB id mid aeirrt bate. go9 raA
Sa5ren, 10 oft ih MIDI an ben San err
innerte. freute ib mid aufri9ttg iiber
meine falIde 9idgnoIe.
Syr einem babe i8 aber bod Rett
bebalteu. Weinen Sreunb Spunb BABE
icb niemdls ipiebsrgeIeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12

ipobI blidt bic paubernbe 6ruu bdlb
in ferne 9erge. baIO in tiefe 5bdler =
tRre eisentlicbe Seimatb iinb bod nur
bic bier ensen SOlopGnbe, ibre DeIt,
iAle umgebung. aus Der lie ME re4t
beraustritt. Sic ipeib ni9t, pie es
brauben ausiiebt, uno tennt nur elm
3iel: MDgli4it balO frei gu perben,
ieIbititdnbis, ppllsiltige 9lrtiitin.
Sesbalb lit bic panoernbe 5ruu
AUDI 10 ganS anbers ais iebe ein8elne
ibrer Witiapeitern. 0enn iie pirb
bon friibeIter &inobeit an I6on gu
elmer SelbititdnOigteit erSOsen, tpeI4e
ben in geOrbneten biirserli4en 8erz
bdltniFen aufpa9ienben SinOern
fremb lit. 9lu9 bringt ibr 8eruf es
sltt iiCh, bub iie i'm 8ertebr nit ben
mGnnliden Mitslieoern Der 9siellz
i6uft ii9 piel mebr 6reibeiten seitats
tet, ais mir i9lieBli9 dngemeFen fins
ben piirben. Denn man aber bebsntt,
bab bic geTammte @eieGI9aft pie cine
9roBe 5amilie 5uIdmmenlebt, iabrez
lang in innigitem 9erfebre unb nur
duf ii4 ielbit angepieien in Der 8elt
baiteb!, bari man iiA au9 ni4t tpunk
bern, baB Der @ertebr oft 6prmen ans
nimmt, bic in Der biirgerli9en 9eIellz
i9aft gerabe ni6t alS uitergtltig drlz
seIeben iperben tDnnen. gu Dem tommt
nod bic SbatIa9e, buB berglrtiit iibers
baupt piel iorslrier Sas 2eben auffabt
unb bem rgOttliben 2ei9tiinn" piel
nGber itebt als uni iereins. 9urin mag
aud Der 9runb liegen, iparum ii4 ietn
WeIen unb Streben i'm 2aufe Der 3eit
auf QteuBerli9teiten ri9tet, bic linn
gum tpiatigiten Snbalt feines 2ebens
tuerben. glm Oeutlihiten 8eigt iia bies
Bel Der panoernben 6rau. Der GuBerz
li9e @rfols begriinbet ibre @riiten5.
Sic muB sefalen tDnnen, 9efalIen
bur6 ibre artiItiI9en 2siItungen unb
gefallen bur3 ibre GuBeren 8or5iige.
@s lit baber nptbtpenbig, bab ite ii9
f9miide, lin bieielben berpor5ubeben;
mas Iie anTangs pielIeidt nur taiteno
unb priifenb berIu6t unb finbet, ipirO
nit Der 3sit 9elpobnbeit. SO 1T bic
tpanbernbe Srau meiit nit S4mud
iiberldben.
limb acknowledgements tpeoer Srets
beiten bes llmganses nod Der ngDtts
li6e 2ei9tiinn", fpeoer Der 8eruf Der
perIDnli6en S9auItcllung nod Der
lei6t erregbare Sinn fir aeuberlt9z
teiten baben permp6t, bic Moral ibrer
geIunben unb practiIden Gebensdnz
ii9t gu triiben. sic 1T troB alebem
elm ebrenipertbes Weib; t6rer 3utunft
ii6 pplltommen tldr, ipdrtet lie nit
Rube auf ben Sag, ba lie bieIen ober
ienen Nann aus Der Sruppe gum Sat-
ten erbGlt, nm bann pielleibt Elm eigez
nes @efdGft gu griinben ooer bas Der
gltern 3u ii6ernebmer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
9te Redjte Der Sraucn.

Sin ni6t Iebr galanter Gngldnber
ereiferte ii9 tiirSli4 iiber bic pielen
&e9te, bic bic 5rauen i'm allsemeinen
unb feline bplber 2anosmdnninnen
insbeIonSere pOr ben MGnnern bordus
baben. .Sa fpre9e man nod BON Der
@lei4bers9tiguHg Der beioer Se>
I9le6ter", grullte Der alte Sugeitola,
dls in elmer SeIeGI9aft bic Rebe bu>
pbn mar, OaB ben Srauen mebr &e4te
suertannt perOen miibten. nMan iagt,
jeber Mann babe Ieinen Sag, dber
bant ieiner 9alanterie gebOrt ber 5rdu
ieber Sag. Benn lie einigermaBen
getpibt 1T, tptrb iie tets !oerrin ibres
S9idIals iein. lleberull bat iie ibre
Sanb i'm Spiele, ibre Siinoen lperoen
ibr nur gu germ pergeben, ielbit BON
benz, ben lie am meiiten 6etrogen bat.
Denn iie ibren @atten ermorbet, lpetl
er es perIGumte, iie als Dame 81 be-
banoeln, bic iie ni9t lit, bann ldbt Iih
bic Syurp in SO bon 100 SGllen baSu
ber6ei, iie freisuIpre4en, inoem bic
,,duBerorbentliGe Rpb9eit" bes in's
ccSnIeits befDrberter Mannes in 9ez
traflt aeso9en ipirb. 4noererIeits bds
aeeen, tpenr lie ibrem @beberrr bic
S0le berart beibt, bab iRm zines Sd@
aes Der @eoulbsfaben retbt unb er lie
fin ma6t, bann Iinb SpDlf quite MGn=
ner ieberaeit bereit, feiner 9drIegung
bes Sdhber6alts feinen 8lduben 5u
I1enten unb i'm gum Sdaffot gu ber@
urttilen. Wsnr cine Srdu ibren
treuloIen @eliebten ipegen 8ruhs bes
@beperipre6ens auf bic antldgebdnt
brinat, erbGlt Iie nit Ieltenen auss
nabmen ipenigftens einen Sbeil Der
Summe, bic lie als GntI9Gbigung
forbert. 2Gbt Elm Wunn ii9's aber
einfallsn, oas ibm untreu getporbene
2ieb6en gu .pertlugen 10 iptrb er BON
allen 3eitunsen als Der IdpGrSeite
S6uft psrI6rten unb duf offener
Strabe perIpottet unb oerb0bnt. Bel
einem ebeliden 3tpiit Siebt rer" meiit
BEN &iirseren, benn bic lebte 3uflu6t
bes Gpi9s s8eibli6en - bic SbrGnen
- Iteben ibm ni9t 5ur 8erfiigung.
8enn cine flotte Rabfabrerin BON
etnem 9ertrster Der beiligen 6ermanz
bdb duf Der linten Seite Der StruBe
aneetroffeu ipirb, IGBt er lie rubig ib=
res 0eees rabsln. Wagt es aber elm
Mann, iib bon redts uur Der Mitte
oes 5dbrbdmmes al ndbern. 10 notirt
i'm 6sr Ttrense Sitter Der 6ffentIihsn
Srbnung pbne @ndbe unS gurmbers
sieteit." Die Seremiaoe bss bsrbitterz
len SungaeIelIen 1T biermit nod tanse
niht beenbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12

rsrrtd. getuorosr! Nd, I'D bpS'
niHt ipl4en uniinn!" iagt. ct pt:s
ftimmt.
Sci mr. rubig, yreanb8sn. i9
teEne Did. Wenn Ou einmaI gar
bierter SlaTe fubren Iplt,f. ppbet uuc;
nidts lit, i9 CLAUDE, 9u itteIi. e(er
auis S9afott."
Sin trdftiger puff in ois Seitc Be-
eleitete Oieie 8orte. Der 9.hti :bat
feline Sdulbigteit, - Srib bsgunh IL
periteben. pOu iibertreibIt loie seipGhrs
lid, meinte er, lid peroe Dir f9on
tnmal beipeiIen - -"
"8elpeiieni Sa ia! mas gilt Die @ets
te, baB Ou uiemals in Die pierte Slaiic
einIteisen pirf2"
r3lpei Slaifen Self! Ho6 l.ut:
fabre i6 pierter."
~9ut, obgemadt. So gepinne Sic
@ette.-
Srtb iiberIeate. 9ie &om0oie muFte
nod nutiirliter semaGt nerOeu. wQts
gemddt," be9unn er; rauf rer legten
Station por Berlin Itrige ;b in biz
pierts &lafe um.
SeBt proteItirten ubsr bic feinen
9amen, benen bic g9ette pielen Spdf
mu9te. nRein, bier mub ss feiu
min lpolIen ie6en, per bic Bette gcs
tpirnt."
SStiB mabte Elm fpmiI9 psrlegenea
@eii9t: nSa, meins 9umen, tpttp So
men bas aber aud redt fsiu, penn mi,
uns 10 BON Sbnsn perubI6ieoen?"
r0as lift ia gang egul, bas gebt ia
rtemano mas an" rief &Gtbe reiu,
lut. r0a tommt Der 8ug; Serr @ers
ner, berIieren sic Sbre @stte ni4t!"
Der 3ug bielt. Dtit grDBsr See'
lenrufe itieg SriB in ben ertrn beiter
Dasen pterter SlaFe. 10 pergnii5t,
ipis er es Iitb Opr elmer bulbsn Stunoe
ri9t bGtte trdumsn Iufen. Sect puros
Sans ausgeladt, peil er ieine @ette
perloren bate. gr bemiibte ii9, Elm
m6glicbit sornigss 9eiiht gu MAIDEN,
unb perIprud baun, buB bic beioen
SlaI6en auf bas 8obl Der 9umen ges
leert peroen iollten- ---
9lls Der 3ug ben 9ubnbof oerld1en
bate unb ni1ts mebr Oon ben tpebens
ben psiBen suidentiidern Su ie9en
mar, idnt SriB erT6Opft auf 'einen
aroben &offer. gr DiI6te 1ib ben
9lngItI6peiB BON Der Stirn. r9oti
iei Sant, bab bus ppriiber lit! @enn
uns bas nun niat 10 gelungsn
Ddre
Damn bGtte t1 einFuh i'm leBten
glugenblid nod stpei 9ilets oritter
bis CUR nG6Fen Station getuuft uno
barn pdren mir bort umgeitiegen."
,0pnnerpetter, ipurum buit 9r oos
nt9t gIei6 seiu9t, oann bdtten mir
uns bic ganse 9um6ote erIpurt."
Sans lG6elts ironiI4. nSa, peibt
0u," meinte er gang ru6ig, g9eine
glngIi ma6te mir gu grOBen SpuB. Die
spei 5laifsn Self tannit 9u ii6rigeES
gum beIten geben, - i'd babe bod bic
Sbee ge6abt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
Gin Stamper.

Serr RoTenspeie bat eiren g}pifen
Waaren nidht losidhla9en f0nnen un5
beauftragt besbaib Isinen ,iur9en
Wam". SBis 2Db. bic @aaren na9
stnem SSebIer Our95uIeben, Der es err
m09liden tpiirbe, BEN ri6t anae6ra6z
ten poiten an ben Sabritantsn suriids
aufenben.
Ra6 einiger 3eit tritt Sob in bas
Compton Teines Gbefs, sudt bic 9l6z
feln unb srtlGrt: sd ftnS nir!"
~Die baiBt9" ruff Rofenapeiq ents
riiitet. SD finb' mir! Sn einem
BHiten Waaren, ben mer min suriidz
i3iden mir finben a SebIsr - finb
Gn d RaufmanE9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12

men engliIden Sammslriiden 6umit, i9
fage Sbnen. bas 9anSe tpas Elm Mei@
Iteritiid Der &p9tunIt."
rSIt bic Perfetts frei2" fragte Serr
Peter in atbemloIer Spannung.
nS&a," fagte i9 5Ogerno, naber -"
.9lber9"
rSie gebt nur gu &ennern."
nMauIeten, 0u barfIt au9uite tiins
bigen," iagte Ssrr peter 9riebs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
u naeneh me

- Mn9ensbme @nttG IL
f6ung. StdatsantpaIt (ein Sdrif.z
itiid entfaltenb): nSm tRamen bes &Ds
niss. ....." - Delinquent (dufatbs
meno): n9ott iei 9ant, - i9 ba9te
fbpn, Der Serl pplIte mir feline Sc
bidbte borleIen!"
-2eBtes RitteL. r8as rets
tete ben Baron Dor BEN financiellen
Ruin9" = n!Seiratb nit elmer rei9eR
- Ruine."
- Ilnsrb6rt" unb yuns
alaubIi9" id9t man setpObnli9 bon
OiRg.n, bic uIIs Gage DOrtpmm.u.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12

Sc mar am nddTtsn Worgen. 5riB
unb Sdns paren ebeu uuf oem 9ubns
bof angelangt. Sans taufte bic Subr>
tarten; nit Der Diirbe zines 8ranben
nabm er bic beioen gruuen Sdbrtdrtcn
in @mpfang. SO mar nod 3sit; nod
iiber cine 8iertelItunoe Bis gum VS.
gang bss 3gsss. 6riB brdngte troBs
benz, Iofort auf ben 9ahuiteig biruusz
sugeben; e. lpoIlte feline 5ubrturts nidt
germ oorSsigsn, ipenn iih na6ber mebr
2eute angeIdmmelt butten. 90 gtng
man aIIo binaus, IeBte bic &offer in
eine Gde uno ipa5ierte ben SabniteiJ
auf uno ab. gs parsn etipa nod flint
Minuten big sur 2lntunft bes 3uses.
als SriB duf einmdt einen Sobesihrtd
bstam; sr bate in btr Ssrns. auf Der
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-08-25

dampness Of the clothing is not des1r-
able and should by all means be avoid
ed. as it also reduces the vital force.
Sitting under cover, unless the damp
ness is very penetrating, will not affect
unpleasantly one who is in fairly good
health.
Fourth.-Protect the back Of the neck
when sitting out Of doors. 1t is the
most vulnerable point for colds in the
whole body-that is, if there are no
diseased organs. I am now talking of
prevention, not the removal Of disease.
The word ~cold" is a misnomer. 1t is
more akin to a fever; the system be-
comes clogged as the pores become
closed. and the circulation Is impeded,
and what Is commonly called cold is
the result Whatever may be your
manner Of dressing during the day,
when night comes make preparation
for the atmospheric change. True,
it may still be warm, but 1t is less
warm than during the day; hence
more protection Is needed for the body.
Men, for some reason, are likely to be
more cautious than women. A man
may have been comfortable dur
ing the day by wearing very thin
coat, but when night comes he dons
heavier one, while the woman often
sacrifices comfort for looks, and makes
no addition to her day attire.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-08-25
pocketless Woman.

There is a way Of getting over the
difficulty by inserting the required item
In the front breadth Of the gown, which
Ia very apt to show. There Is q differ
ence Of opinion between the wearer
and the maker Of dresses on this all
important question. The chatelaine
comes to the rescue, holding notebooks,
purses and other necessary .impedi-
menta, while the pocket handkerchief
Is tucked up the sleeve. The words
pocket handkerchief and pocketbook
will have to- be changed If this goes on.
for they are destined for anywhere but
in the pocket. Chatelaine bags do not
appear to have very great success,
possibly because they are so easy a
prey to the predatory classes, but dain-
ty chine silk bags, slung to the wrist
by cord, are to be seen at gay gather
ings sometimes.