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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07

ri til bam at bebsmme, Der tenbsr al,
Ting. Msn mango ifsnne Elmer bar
ri baft, naar Orbet ON Spno os Naobe
bIsU fOrtpnbt, Os ri | 5GaesfGb iiIbnb
| Sefu Napn.
- Mrs. 3. Gbr. DAP oen, buis
Mano bebe for en- fort Glib fben, bar
Isiet en- Del at fit Diem uo til Orr.
Ssr9en areiser. 9an fpttsoe
b.riiI ibIt / 5ebrucr. 8 9sbst Of De
fibfe aar bar ban boet / 0arbsben at
DeImar, ga, buor ban bar oreust 2dnbs
brug. 9ou er en- eIore Manb Os utI
MI gore JOrisg paa at tags OpbOlo Der
| Bpen.
- Den "a, Gebr. bsbe Gbriit t.
anbreu en- lille feRuarise Con Os
blsu besrauet ben 81. Den lille par
me9st Iibsnbs, for Dsosn tom os siorbe
@nbe paa Smerterne. Yaltor Robs
forrstisoe uso Bssruucii.n, Der iOr.sit
fra 9iemmet ON @ftermiooa9sn ri. 2.
- Deb 8uihbeforsnin9ens UtSoe ben
%. b. baube ri for fbfts Sang Dor
bOrtbrOsenos prat / Dor Niots.
- @n abuentiit 9sr alt for at faa
fin Gets Care uobrebt % ontuset Of
Donlte Der | Clinton. Gil ben Gnb.
soar ban omfrins meo Settsns 8Ioo.
iOm ban sftsrIaber fig, buOr 9eiIisbebsn
siues, % .tommer isen. naur ualte
drummer er ubfommet. Wartslist not
truer ban meb Jorbsmmelle Der os Der.
naur ban imOofses. bUab bog lite. IN.
mes mig, bar meset at iise pua @runo
al bans Oanoeliss SIGstlfab mso 5ri'
t%9ntere, Der meo BAN life tror paa en-
euig Straf! Saaban 1ruoleI / bans
Uuno bar lite fort mere at fiee, eno
.UusIemanoenn, man truer Osrnene
mso. 9uOrfor lite n99te II euis Sus
Iigbeo, oa bet CT Ii8siaa itrioenOe mob
SUBS Sanobeos Orb.
Won lite Subs 6olf opsr for en- iaa.
ban Carer iiuIoe Iptte til ZIP. Soban.
mes, nuar ban tiger: Sam AMMAN
msr itts tiIbuie os bpoer BAN lite uel-
tommen" e Sob. 1872
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
Auonbou, ga.


Wanbag ben 26 6e6ruar, baube ri
port Msnigbeosoarsmeoe. Paitor W;es=
mann inbIebebe mso Bon Os ct liae 0p
buaaeIiesorb. Oerefter bIep Referatet
opIaf. Os iibits aurs &egnifab nfla9t.
9ansR y. Emit ; % Sneuarb 5.
Rnubisn bIep paIst Iom Reuiiorer.
geter auberen geupal9tes iom
W.nisbeb.ns Gormnnb. Sans g.
R Rasmussen ssnuaI9tss iom Diafon,
o9 Stns9. 9emmin9 unl9tes
lom airtebeiient. Da ri / Qar bar
aarsmsbe iaa nar berueo, bIeu bet te,
lutt,t at isnbs DeIesut Ill aarsmsost.
8eter anbersn uuIstes iom Dele
gat. Oct bI.u uebtasei Of 9iue ale benz
iom blips tOnirmerebe / @bsneSer 8irfe,
en- BibeI, entsn be fiaar / Weni9beben
elsr lite. Giuise bIeu bet beiluttet at
siue giblsr til futtise, buts Der MATTE
finbes iaabanne. 0an, iom blbinbtil
BAR biulpet, ban biGIper 90 not bereftsr.
@ib ban mautte li9e ON os os ale IRE
ni9bsoer ben forenebe 8irte, iom ban
flyer ON be 7 W~eni9beber / 4lien, at
be par @uloIpielta9er. Sob. Nab. l.,
90. 6por fort at nj mao p9re 9ps.
Lb os iaa lite iGtte bet unber en-
StGppe, men paa Sta9en, iaa ale Tan
Ie bet. Deb port Wenisbeosmeoe bleu bel
ia9t, of ben forte @erning, et bebeli9t
Wennefte Tan fOreiuse fig, er al beoe.
ga, og fun naur ri begpnoer oermeo o9
bliper peb, Tan nj bIiue Qps ben former:
teoe Yerben.
Com betsnbt bar ri 10 en- Del ames
ritanere til Raboer Der, Sg nu er bet
lanot fra, al ri lager benz bort, o9 je9
t9nter beIer lite, enifer Dem pat; men
be refer nut9epel, o9 Oanlterne tsber
beres 5iem. s bet iolte Qar er Der
flere 8nnfsre, Der bar tObt fig 9iem
Der umiOheIbur @Grbeb uf Rirten, %
ieg bar bort Here uotaIeIier, iom prOfe.
terebs, at ON en- Del Aur piIbs bet bIiue
nelten bare Donftere 5aabe / Qububon
os Omegn. Ser mna pel faa uben
5oipI iirbts ct at be itsrlte oanite Set.
lementer / amerita, ba bet nu mart
ltrGtter fla fra Nububon omtrent til
Rarne, fra grupton O9 omtrent til
6%arIan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
9%iingiteo, ga.

ct. YauIi Renisbeb afbolot ct etc.
ira Menisbebsmsoe 9irsbas ben 30.
6sbruur o9 i~orbanoleoe ON OpfSreIien
of Dor nps 6irte / gpen 9iinsiteO. Snos
iamIinsstOmiteen aiIa9oe fin RappOrt,
o9 efier al bnue ta9st De iorneone Us:
ltemmslier nngooenoe Rirtens Stsrrelie
off nj til 0ol9 al en- gpg9etomite.
VaI9te beriil blsp &. Bonnits n,
3. W at ). 6 briiteu e n,
s.. obne en- Os R. 6anen. Oers
eiier ueotOges bet at 9ius Bp9gstomiteen
6uIomust ale Iing %an9aaenoe OpfOs
relleu al 8Itten, o9 iaalebes er bet M
ousrIaot / oeres 99noer, bog nei- lite
/ Wenneitebuanb, / en- bsiere, / bans
6uaub, iom flyer: oloen mig tunue s
intst gore, logger ri o9lou oenne Gag.
BaltOr . d M / b. par nebs /
Burt Os bOIot Reoe / iiolte use. NG.
tie llgs refer ban not til Wisionsmsoe
/ RortbfieIo. gi uiIoe O9iaa serne baue
Risfonsmebe; men bet laoer lite til,
at ri fan faa no9en berneo til bette
ringe Steb, TOM ell YrRlt en- Sang
i Spes talote bet. So9 bar 9imIens
sIo,ter bespnbt at rinse o9iaa Der.
- BORT Sanstor bar suet fig ita:
big issnnsm 9inferen, os ubfsrer fiere
A ifemmiss Sanse belt 9oot. De iams
les bUer EOrsbus aften / Brehebiem'
met, buOr Yreiten iaa til aiOstsIins
NIB Sansen bOIber 6oreoras for be
unse ouer RirtefGorene.
Dor npe 8p, 0inslteo, ftaI bnue
SnoforporationsoaIa ben 2. DARTS, o9
bet Iaber til at pile pere meo Chen -
ON lite Iibt %ioran, ba Der MI er etab'
Ieret a 3oIOniaIbanolere, os be ser COB
Jorretnin9. 2iseleoss bar Spsn faaet
fin easn Apis. The Ringsted Dis
patch, iom ubfommer en- Gang ON
ugen; en- SaIoon Dor ri, o9 en- til TOM
msr. pm Der ton faaes Bspiains, en-
Re9Iebaue sr | fulb Sang, o9 ON bet
laa ct ct Muft,Otps, iaa bar ri bet msO.
- 9n Baptiltprabifant bar uarst
Der os bOIbt Wsee / ben ieners Glib.
vi Gaabtr Oslaa, at nj tan fua en-
pIabs / Bpen til at boloe Msber j.,
iubtiI Dor airte bIiuer farbis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
Council Bluffs, Sa.

Deb Nftentibe ben 90 Gebr. benfor
Rifs e umi lila OIsn ftiue o9 roIio
/ fin Sefu 4rms. SUN besraDsbes ben
/. bs. unoer meget flor DeItageIf E.
9lffenbe = ON enb forgenbe = 8snner
buobe forget for, at BUN fit en- pragtie
ge9rapelie; lRrlis par Blomiterprpoel.
fen paa benbes Rifle ffon.
9un forIob Os 10 Osina / fin blomfis
renbe alber, 81 Nar 9ammsI. Waa
9trren ioa noipIoe Ramiuus gIqbs bOs
Mober og Soitenbe.
Sra Dor Uaenisbeo er MI / en- fort
Glib b%erettet ON 8 SOrtsunse, Tom meb
Rette Tan fables biem9unse til 6abers
buffet. Sno tommsr ben Tnnte frtm:
6an bet o9iua fses ON ben nafi.2
@aer tan bet iises euer i%triues ON os,
at ri sit biem2 Deri Iisser alt
3 fibfe Beretnine bsrfra ffaal /
6orbinbtIle meb StOIeoireftionen, SIR.
M o 0 II, ftal ftaa DIR. Moore.
= garberforeninsen Der | gpsn ars
beiber | surist paa at fau Statens 9esis'
Iatur til at uebiase en- 9ou ON barber
license.
= Wr. Spenbien fra hilbert 1ea,
Minn. beisste os fbite nse Os tuIt.
Cubs Orb for os / Misfcns5niet Gre,
bag bitten os / Rirten SonOas 6ormib.
bag, ba gaitor g.. Mutbiuen pa,
ube paa 9anbet. @n 8ouett optoseS,
fom par beliemt til at bieIpe til at beff'
SIR. Spenbiens &ejieub9ifter; men ion
efter bans Dnffe, saar til ben foreneo'
Rirte.
= Mr. 6. Sill bar / Senbass
6irte efter 9obt IN Maanebs Spsoom.
a bar meIbt fig til Spta9eIie
Sp9etasien os nil bliue optaget BET
bette Waanebsmsoe.
8i bar inoienbt @nissning o9 Ron:
tinsent Acknowledgements o9 CT antase'
Zig nu tiIberenbe 9iGIpeforenin9en.
-SObn genO& 6 0. bar fob.
@iiemon.g psninssn % ituI baue Der
lat / Stano eftsr betite Waabe uo,r
me9et 9enipn til, buab bet fOiter
giiemun.S p%sninsen er csntralt beIis'
ssnbe, tibsmasiist bp99et os bsrfOl
u~iitnOt ben beoite Bpsnins / 8per
for Scr. 8enos 6orretnins, Der omfatte,
Rleosr os 8lGOeuurer al ale Slass o!
i msset itprre MuuIeltOt eno nOssn an
ben.
= Raite Spnous @itermibbu9 o!
Qften bliuer Der faaes un9oOmsmpoe
Omaba.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
@elt Superior, @is.

Saa fix oi ba osiaa ct surprise
party / Sang, bet par 9Orsbas ben 8.
6sbruar, at ri lnmIeoss % git | Slot
og Rao til Nlr. Is. RieIens Giem.
RieIisn er nemlis Uor Rirteianser, o9
Oa bet uar bans JsbleIsoas, ipntes nj,
bet par Tn sob anIeOnins til at ouerraite
BAN. @fter of ri bauoe iunset en-
gang, boIot paiior RisIe en- en- tort
JaIe, buorefter ri ale bspartebes met
Isrs sObs eager os ffiltes iaa ub TENT
ub pau afieneu sf~terIaosnbs en- fin @pn'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
WlinneapOlis, Minn.

Yaitor Rielien bar, sfter at ban
tom biem fra WisiiOnsmOoet @bicaso,
uaret f%ortpIet og tulie meo liot BeiuGr
SsnOos often; ban mente, at ban mus
Iisl MATTE u9ste fig ben @IGbe at uGre
meb til Misfonsmso'rne / o9 omtrin9
hilbert Sea oenne use.
gebet at iioite llge ~G9teuieoes
ueo Yaltor NieIisn ipIsenoe Bar: 8. u.
San Ell og Besiie Qino |; Gar 8
Rnuben % Winnie SEMEN;
Sens g eberSsr9en log 5nlia
s. an en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07

s.fOl, buori Rislisn fan buite fig eftsr
enbt Dusspert.
Onsbus ben 81. 6sbruar ast.-
uiebss Nr. Nefs Guber en- o9 Miis
ella 5ObnOn ben banite Rirfe.
Rirfeu par fpIot til GrangfeI. @fter
gielien git bet til beres 9iem, buOr en-
ton aften tiIbrustes. Bi snffer Wr.
os Mrs. anbsrion 9ptte o9 9sIb /
5rsmtibsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07

- Den banife Menisbsb Der, fom
bIiUer betient ai ben norife SpnObe, bar
MI be luttet at opbpsse fin Rirts, bpor
ben sumIe, iom nebbranete fiOits @fter-
aar, bupbe faaet.
- 81 bar / ben fenere Glib bait Iibt
8interusir, men MI, bu bette I~triues, er
bet lmuft Ytir i9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
GeOar Sails, ga.

Suer 6o9ball reite / fiolte nse
til 9utimsr, buor ban / CONNER ital
baue 9ieneite hos Sens 9anens.
Soer uil bIipe iapnst iblanot os, lGrlig
ueo pore lln9oomsmeber o9 @uostienss
tier, buOr ban altio bar en- ltabi9 o9 fits
ter Soft. vi uenter BAN ftttert tiIba9e
igen.
- Wtr. 81. geawitt os PrGfoeut
Sirlsp oar | iolte use Des WOines
for at IGsse ct sobt Orb IND for Dor
NormuIitole, % Der CT MI soot 6aab
ON, at 2esisIaturen oil beOiIse $40 a
800, 600 til OpfereIie al l euer 2
StOIebpsninser Der / @eoar sails, o9
bette ct nj ieIOfOl9eIi9 glade ueo.
Sans Better n, Der bar bre'
pet 9anobru9 / @arbeben al Reinbef,
fpttebs / iiblte use meO i'm 6amiIie br
til gpeu, buor ban for en- Glib lioen bar
tsbt tian San ems 9us oft
for 6Ioben.
- Carl Ser9en en- og 6uitru
iamt samIe GbornoaIl meo SSn os
Dutter, reifte ale / libite u9e I'll ISIS
cOniiu for at ta9s OpbOIo oer.
- Wabs 1871 ioI9te / iioIte use
fit Gus paa 9iprnet at Bluff Os 10.
@abe til SILL 8itliums for en-
Gum uf $4,000. NOIf nil bliue
bOenbs / 9uid til /. ApriI.
1ruels Niel EN-, Der / bet
fibfte Marstio bar boet paa 9anbet, bar
MI tsbt fig ct 9us paa gincoIu Ctr.
OF for 6Ioben, o9 flptteoe folte lse
meb fin 5amiIie inb i famine.
- @amle Seren NieIiens 6u-
ltru, Der IGn9ere Glib bar Ii9set ips,
ufsit / Ssnoa9s Vat ueb Dsben. gun
bar ben ftolte Glib I9n9tes efter at faa
SOP til al fare belfra meb 6reb; TIL bun
bauhe Jet i'm 6relie o9 unr sIab og lif.
Ter / Groen paa BAN os bans gtaooe, at
ct bsbre % iaIisere 9lsm uar bersot for
5enoe bislet. Wtaatte Sub iaa 9ou at
ueIfsne be Orb o9 De Ianter, iOm bun
nnber 1t LANCE Sp9elrje bar faaet Sej'
Iisbeo os 9iaaoe til at uolaa til ale
oem Der bar bele9t benoe; oa nil mliftert
Winoet ON benoe og benoes iiolte eeues
tib paa Soroen ifaa Ieuenoe ibIanbt os /
LANCE Giber. gun bIsu Sc @ar
samI. % bar IeUet Der 6ebar Sails /
sObt 80 Aar. 9un eiterlaosr i'm Mane
Os 3 Born: 2 Spnner, Der for Chen
bar bsrss SpboIo / Ganaoa. Den
pnshs par til Steoe ueo benoes Dob, os
en- Datter, iOm er gift % Dor / 8ater.
loo. - gesraueIien pil Steb Onsba9
Gftsrmibbus fra go5aretb 6irfe.
-9ans RoIoins fra Qatimer
bar / be ienere Dase OpbOlot fig Der
paa @snen.
- 8rebsm poet, iom nil bIiue afboIbi
Der, nil tuse fin B~espnoeIle Gorsbas
ben Is. Warts % flute ben IS. Der
pentes en- Del fremmebe bertil, og ri
baabsr til Sub, at ban nil siue os ct
uelfsnet Mebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
Korreiponoancer
GlimtOn, ga.

Dor Praf pOffOr so. 6. D. RObs c,
Der bar mOotaset aaIb fra u. Dat,
boIbt fin AfftebspraOitsn ben 20. 6ebr.
5ans 8irtiOmbeo bIeu ~iuaIsbes fort,
tun en- IA Mauneoer. 9Oab 5ruet os
gelfsneIfe ben bar barren | fit Stsb
for Meni9bsosn % andre, bet OusrIaber
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-31

Nevada lost in population during the
last decade. as It lost in the previous
decade. but aside from Nevada. no
states in the union have approached so
nearly to a stationary condition as Ne
braska and Kansas. Kansas gained
4s1.00o people between 1850 and 1890,
OF IS per cent. but its gain in the past
ten years was only 42.l0o, OF triae
less than 3 per cent Nebraska makes
even a worse exhibit It's gain during
the previous decade had been COS. sos.
or 1s4 per cent: during the past ten
years It added only 1891 people to its
census. representing a gain Of less than
1 per cent After making due allow
ance for fraud and padding IN the cen
sus Of 1890. it IS evident that popuIa-
tion growth there. as we'll as in kan
sas. has been at a very low rate-r0wer
than is shown by either Vermont or
Maine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-31
EvRNTlpE

Up tWili1ht ways the cattle slowly come;
IT'S eventide.
Alia musk and balm Of dusky calm.
through bordered lanes where roses hide.
hhere bobWhites call from meadows
wide.
The far on bells steal soft ana low.
Like fairy tinkles come ard go,
Ihen die IN silence quite away.
AS slowly fades the waning day.
The gold hath palen from out the west
ern sky;
Tis eventide.
a. pasture bars two ling'ring are.
When loitring kline make milking late,
Gliding for one viii surely walt;
But oae ne'er heeds when lovers eyes
Clean bright as stars III evening skies.
And jeweled moments iieeiing are,
When trystinE at the pasture bar.
The mellow bells grow fainter, fainter
stlll;
IT'S eventide.
TO think that bells at cleaning heard
Can bring from out forgotten ways
Voices and forms from vanished days;
That dead regrets can rise again.
With old time longing and its pain;
That twas ] who fingered long ago
BY pasture bars In twilight glow.
Winfield J.. Scott.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-31
rHE CHICAGO cLUB FoR 1901.
circuit committee.

James A. Hart: The Chicago
pay roll will be smaller next season
than it was last. Lotus was a new
man and had to carry a lot Of extra
timber because he didn't know its
strength. Then players became SO
scarce that he held on to those we had
because he felt that he might be able
to make a good trade any day. This
year the chances Of the team going to
California are better than ever before
and I've advocated it for years. We
can't go If We have twenty-five play
ers, but ! don't think We will. Los
Angeles is the best town for spring
practice; why, they only play there
Saturday and Sunday. and in two years
they never have missed a game be-
cause Of rain or wet grounds. It's
great place. To take the team there
would be expensive, but all training
trips are, and in this case we might
get some Of the money back by playing
exhibition games. We could play in
Frisco, Denver, Omaha and other
towns Ny idea is to make the trip
an annual affair l didn't 60 after
Lange. That / would like to have him
don't deny, but he has good busi-
ness and would show poor Judgment in
leaving II. Decker. our old first base
man, has charge Of one Of the Los
Angeles teams. Harvey. Chance and
Mertes will play on it. Donlin, Of St.
Louis, has the San Diego team. These
are in the winter league. The regular
league. which takes in Stockton. Oak
land, Sacramento and Frisco, is just
closing a prosperous season. Manager
Harris. Of the Frisco club. is a power
in California base BALL He would be
a good manager anywhere. The whole
country passed through. and especi-
ally Montana. Southern California and
Texas. Is In splendid shape. In the
north corn and wheat and In the south
cotton Is piled up along the tracks
waiting for cars to transport IT. while
the oil strikes In southern California
win be Of greater value this year than
the gold output Everybody's making
money out there
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-31
oooD EATING.
Prawns Dried BY the Sun Ia Msa4so
Highly Esteemed By Gourmets.

Prawns Dried BY the Sun Ia msa4so
Highly Esteemed By Gourmets.
In many delicatessen stores. the bon
vivant can now purchase sun-dried
prawns. which form an admirable ac-
ceasory to the daily bin Of fare. says
the New York Evening Post. STEPPED
over night in warm water. they swell
to twice and thrice their original di-
menslons and in the morning are
ready 10 be made The basis OF a score
Of toothsome dishes. Nearly ell OF
these come from The Gulf Of Mexico
and their story Is an interesting COM
mentary upon the thrift and enter
prise Of our Chinese citizens. Some
fifteen or twenty years ago, said
Chinese merchant to-day, some Chi
nese sailors in New Orleans noticed
that the gulf prawns were ike those OF
south China. only larger and better
Favored. They carried the news to
their countrymen, who Immediately
conceived the project Of drying them
In the same way as in Kwang- -Tung.
lhey organized several settlements
along the gulf There is one not far
from Mobile, a second near Pensacola
and third in the Tampa district The
prawns are gathered at low tide, wash
ed. boiled, shelled salted, and then
dried In the sunlight In bad weather
they often use ovens. but the flavor Of
a prawn treated this way is not as
good as when dried in the open air.
The drying must be very thorough and
usually takes a week or a fortnight.
according to the amount OF humidity
in the air When thoroughly desic-
Gated the soft meat is almost as hard
as wood. and in that condition will
keep IN a warm climate for many
months, and in a cold climate for
several years. They are boxed and
barreled and shipped all over the
United States. Formerly the dried
shrimps and prawns Of this market
were brought from China and Japan.
but the import trade has been we'll
nigh ruined by these establishments
upon the gulf"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-31
JANuARY RRIpE.
eoins-Away Gown That Would Hardly
BE serViceable.

ooing-Away Gown That Would Hardly
BE servIeeable.
A wedding outfit for a bride who is
to be married in January was shown
at one Of the costumers recently. The
wedding dress, one Of the bridesmaids
dresses and some Of the brides other
froeks are already completed The
tone Of the wedding party will be more
springlike than wintry, but the cos
tuner says that the bride IS very
young and her maids will be almost
schoolgirls, only one Of them having
made her debut. so that simplicity and
pale hues were considered more ap-
propriate than furs and cloths would
be. Bridesmaids win wear white chif-
fon gowns with a pink rose to fasten
the folded iichus in the bodice, and
touches Of pale blue ribbon at waist
and elbow sleeves, says the New York
Commercial Advertiser. Their bou-
quets Of pink roses are to be tied up
with blue ribbons. The brides going
away gown Is light AMI youthful
enough in all conscience. II is OF
white cloth with an applique trimming
Of diamond-shaped, medalions Of the
cloth edged with gold to border the
plated skirt. The loose bolero bodice
has a waistband Of gold and there are
touches Of white lace and a cravat Of
light blue. With this travelling dress
tbs to be hoped the wearer will not
go on a smoky railway journey-the
bride will wear a long coat Of beige
cloth with a yoke and deep cuffs Of
pastel-blue velvet. The loose over
sleeves are to be trimmed with rows Of
fancy braid and edged with sable and
sable muif and a toque Of blue and
sable will complete this picturesque
costume.
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arms stin and sore. The brown-eyed
Cub had slender hands with long,
supple fingers, possessed OF a knack
Of playing sweet chords. when she
So played. the blue-eyed Cub. stretch
ing himself at fun length on the
cushioned seat running about the
music room. made wads Of the sofa
pillows in which 10 sink his elbows
while propping his face il bis hands.
Lying thus at luxurious ease IN
dreamy sense Of the dolce far niente,
his gaze never for an instant wander
ing from her face. into his eyes there
came at times a family reflective look
that had not been there when they
first met 4 was the same to him
whether she played sweet chords con
amore or laughingiy nodded for a
deep-toned bass OF chorus in the coli
lego songs. voiced IN her sweet girl
treble. It was the sense Of y0ungness
and nearness that to them both was
what counled-n0thing else
At night sitting together on the
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deck. quietly content to let their eld-
ers monopolize the talking, speeding
on through the rush OF waters. its
eeaseless roar ana Whirl Of motion
sounding through the starlight. there
came to them q conception Of the
sublimity Of the ocean-an overpoW-
ering awe that had IN It no kinship
to fear A feeling never to be in
spired BY daylight. when the sunshine
makes Of the deep one vast glitter
and sparkle. It was at night as II
into the ear Of the soul the voice Of
the Master sounded. breathing a word
less mystery OF grandeur.
The mother of the blue-eyed Cub.
writing her home letter to be posted
on arrival in London. recorded; i
do not see much OF my boy aboard
ship. tie has found a pretty girl"
One day at luncheon the steward
sent to each a plate Of Vassar fudge.
the secret Of making which they had
In high glee impaired 10 him a few
evenings before. Hurrying through
the meal, nodding across the dining
room, they met on the stairway lead
ing to the decks, the extended hand
Of each holding out its prize Of sweets
laughing at their common impulse,
even while their fine white teeth met
through the votiye Offering.
There came wondrous night in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-31

Lord Rosebefy bitterly regrets that
the elder Pitt became a peer. For
then. IL he had only remained a COM
moner. and II be had retained his in
huence with the old king. and II he
had suppressed the reckless Town
shend. and II be had admitted repre-
sentatives from America to the British
parliament. the thirteen colonies
would not have rebelled. and the
United States to-day would be a part
OF the British empire But there are
those Of Us Who are not sorry that
Pitt became pecr.-springfeld Re-
publican.
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President Mckinley has a record OF
purchasing $1,000 cigars OF one brand
IN the fourteen years he was in con-
grc2 While this Is a very large num-
ber. YET # Is no more than a great
many men smoke In the same period,
as IL averages but seven cigars a day.
Mr. Mckinley had peculiar custom
in handling hia cigers During his
service In congress he always bought
them By The box. leaving the box at the
E,.nd from which an his purchases
were made. Il was a convenient place
for him to call By to get a bundle Of
cigars. either Ia the morning or the
evening. He had no tendency toward
making changes 10 the brand he smok-
"a. He chose a good one and stuck tc
ii. though since he left congress and
while he has been IN the White House
De has not paironized the same cigar,
probably simply because Ct was net as
convenient 20 buy.