davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17
sra oe iyortncor Statcrs
Soloatcrbjcm.

20 Ulil fra 9pen 0anpiae, 81, %
iorbunten oermeo beb elettriIfe Spors
Oogne. ligger bet Rationale 6jem for
Snpdlioer al Yolunter Solodterne".
6iemmets Imutte geliggenbeo % i'm
ponerenoe foitbare 9bgninqstomplets
bar Oaret 9nens Stoltbeo lige foen
bets 5uloenbelie for ire 9lar iioen.
) ben IibIte Yin bar ben imiolertio
bait 2tariag til at betragte 6iemmet
og bets RGrbeO til gpen meo femme
Zig blonbeoe 5slelier.
Gnsoagen oen 10. 9uli bar nems
li9 openiionsoag". % oper 2O00 af
6iemmets qamle Soloater fit geniion
uobetalt for De Iioite tre Waaneoer.
Siben bisIe Yenges llobetaling bar
bet imiolertio IDntes, iom ON Solod
terne 6lebe enige ON at trampe unoer
6eooerne al Den 9enliqbeo oq Om6u,
Der er bleOen ubbilt mob bem. ioet
fororutne o9 lteienbe Starer al Dem
Bar buieret / 3anpiae @aoer. for
ulempet 90 fornGrmet geboerne, rant
poneret Gjenoomme og uDOeIt og MOD
td9et prp9l Sla9smaal mep gpens
Oarite Subietter.
6unoreoe al @eteraner er 6leben
drreiteret poa foriielli9e geitnloninger.
Gu al oem Gnod 0iaiams Iteb oq
orabte en- 5rugttrammer, meo 6pem
ban baboe bait Spettdtler, og ital MI
prepes for U2oro.
) 10 Deqn bar 9olitiet bRret paa
9enene og Yatrolpognene bar fnlot
5angslerne til 3rangiel. Sunorez
Der af Soloaterne matte 6jGlpes uo
til !0jemmet en- b9oorutten 3ilItano,
% De TleIte al ON bar brugt ben iiDite
opiO al eeres peniionspenge.
WRan tlager ooer, al 2luioriteterne
bar pit iig bej @rao ligeqploige
oOerfor Solbaternes temmehq ofte
uregelmasiige Opfpriel; I sprbeles=
5eo ii Cberii Clements. 0opeDopiDnss
Thanoen Der, beItDIot Ter al oGre alt
for efterQiDenee. Ulr. Clements, Der
pei er tg 5in9enes ul1tteliae 3ilitdnb
6ebioit iiger, at ban lite tan faa BET
ober fit 9ierte at foronbre 6iammet
til en- 5orbsbringsdnitalt iaa meget
mere. iom Soloaterne 10 dqe er qamIe
W|pno, Der panitelig foranorer oeres
9eoebis.
Der er ober 250 9rantere paa
6iemmet og melem 400 og 500, Der
ibirer engang imellsm. SeloFelaeliq
er Der mango oroentlige, bGoerlige
admle Wl9no; % bet er ogIdd en- #
Snbiigelierne, at laaoanne Ital toin.
qes til at lebe lammen meb be rad
Spirebrsbre.
p1a .0iemmet finoes ilet inoen Req
Ter, Der minoite W}adbe letter en-
GjrGnie for llorbentlio6eber W}an9e
af De oaarlige Subietter ligeFrem pras
Ter ober, at be Der paa Oonpille Siem
fan gsre 8ing, for bUilte be er ubbiIt
fra andre 9jem.
3ilgongen bertil botfer berfor be-
itanoig; men gorgerne | Oanbile IN
tier fla iitrebe for, at Iaaoanne Gps
trim, Iom gpen bar 9ione til lioIte
peniionsbdg, life oftere gentages.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17
81 tnlinOe Sing.

Gn@aaf / Snbpolbene /
l 8 2(ar. Sra Dublin, Sno., fog>
teues ON en- 8one. g}rs. 8Btts, Der
for IS 2tar iioen ilugte IN S9naal.
9agerne preoeoe at finbe Den, men
uOen @el0. 3 en- ltges 3io berefter
leO D}rs. 0pt.s frngtelige aOaler;
men Smerterne opberte, og ingen al
oorligere 5slger meiOte fig, o9 Raaz
len bleO glemt. 5or nogle 9uge iiben
folte imiolertio Ulrs. 8Dtes en- flez
enoe Bornemmelie i'm bejre 2trm.
@n rpO qlet tom frem og gennem ben
tom tilii0ft Rdalen, bun baboe funs
len for Is Qtar foen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

g tubt al i'm QeQetamm m e
rat. Gn lile BEARS pi9e, 0otter df
Is. Il. Meber8, en- 6armer, Der bor life
lanai fra U}iSiouri @oQep, So, blep
forleoen GenOag ituot df en- 9rena
iom bun leqeOe me6.
Drengen til6prte en- 6amilie, Der bar
tommen fra 8nen uo poa 2anoet for
at tilbringe Sgnoogen.
0dn 6abbe en- % 9aIiber 3iKel
meO fig; o9 unoer 2egen uObreo ban
pluoieli9: PAS pda, nu Itboer je9
big" og fDreoe efter ben liQe piqe
auglen git gennem Maoen og tom ub
paa 8pgqen. garnets 6ooer 6ragte
6enOe ltraf8 til Wi5louri @aQeb o9
oerfra til Council Bluffs, ba en- Ope=
ration bar ngObenoig.
Operationen foretoges, % bet bite
iig, at SnODoloene bar qennemituote
oper ct Dulin Steoer. Barnet lepebe
til SCI. A MorQes, ba Deben inbtraf.
2iget bleO brdgt bjem df ben ulpttelis
qe 5aoer. - CAB life 0renge lege meb
Stpoebda6en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

terreoe Gqne af Central MisIouri %
peitlige aanias er 3srten enonu
ubbruot. 8sosfaloene peoblipe at pa
re temmelig bDppige.
6or 16. Sulis gebtommenoe er
9drmegraben / De Tleite Stater faloen,
enielte Steber ganite beinbelia. iaa
9agen re9iitrerer iom BEN lsligite Be
ioite 10 Tiger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

3O9iommenftpb. Parion,
8unias, SuIi Is. - s ct Sammenz
iteo mellem 10 lotole @oostoge paa
g}isIouri, &anias &c 3eras 3ailroao
nGr peO Nbmart, 5. 3, blep fem
D}pno OrGbte og TIRE fit abaitelIe;,
Der pil meoFere 9poen.
Sammeniteoet Ifete pda en- Bro oper
4rtanias 5loben. 3et fer man toms
mer til 9roen, er Der en- it9rf &urpe
og for Qotomotipfererne blep binan=
oens 5og BAR, bar De aQereoe 6indnoen
for nGr til at tunne itanoie. 2otomos
tirerne itgote 1ammen, 8roen tnuz
ties, oq De itArteOe begge Blooen.
9Ognene tom / 8rano og brenbte. Ii
geiom ogfaa BET meite af 8roen blep
brRnot, m2oens be TO Qotomotiber be-
9raoeoes &bitIdnoet.
Sammenitpoet fordarIogeoes peb,
at ben enc 2otomotibferer 6apbe lpIt
i'm Orore fortert og par tprt inO paa
ct felt Spor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

9il febe 0amer: Sob life for NEE
get, tag MOtion; ipis lite febe os isSe
Sager. 5or burtig at bliOe fin sSebs
me fbit ital man tdge aoctD Mountdin
yea. girter Itrdts pad 5ebtitoferne.
80 Gents. Sos 2poteteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

: 0 Millioner til gam E
g g9rerinber 9epis Glfin, en-
9bildbelpbiu MiGioner, bar teTtamenz
teret $2,oo0,0o0 til et 6unO, Der Ital
6ruges til at unberit0tte 8pens Ga
rerinoer. naur De bar unOeroiit %
2lor pbilaoelpbia Stolerne, og lite
bar nogen anoen Grnprin9stitoe. SIR.
Gltin bar ct 0leolem af 8oaro o.
Gbucation. Qrrerinoerne Ital MOB
toge $4O0 ON Qtaret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

Gn Naot / Snbbotoene /
18 @ar. Sra Dublin, Sno., for
tGaes ON en- Some, Ulrs. Obtes, Der
for Is 2(ar iiben ilugte en- Spnaal.
2pgerne prpoeoe at fnbe ben, men
uben 6elO. s en- llge5 3iO berefter
lab Wlrs. 91tes frngtelige apuler;
men Smerterne opberte, ingen aloors
lige 5plger melbte fig, og Rualen bleb
9lemt. 5or nogle 0oge IOen folte
imiblertib Dlrs. Onles en- flgenbe
5ornemmelie fin bejre 2trm. Gn reo
Ylet tom frem, og aennem ben tom
tillioit Naalen bun bapOe funten for
18 Oar fben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

gounQet 8rebrene fy /
i9en. De befenote Rerere, grpbree
ne Coleman og Sames younger, er
uoe al 3ugt6uiet Stillmater pda en-
o,tinget 9tnaaoning. efter ber'5
lan9e 5Gn9ielstio bar De enbnu life
6eiIuttet ii9 til 6oorleOes De bar GIN
be at tiIbringe Qipet iom arlige MGnb.
5orGlebi9 ppilaar BE Oere5 8oliq
StiQnater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

lu44lttf yAlNI.f Jun IL. y $ug u
9Dtn fom en- beo Obn, ioet Ienperd
turen piier 10 @rnoer St9g9.n.
Qtfantic. Sa.. Suli Is. -
Sobn ganogan, en- 81 aarig gdno,
bleD gjort beoioitlps al 8armsn /
Ssnoags Gftermiooag ng bsoe ON
qtftentn uoen at tomme til gepioit.
6eb.
;fra 2Denoeliret gamle 9age.
Som gepis pda. at ben aamle Sat
ming, at 3iberne foranores % Wens
nelisne meo osm, lite IDnes al boloe
Stit / 3penbeforbolo. tan anfsres ct
Gitat fra en- gammel gog, bpis ldnqe
3iteI begpnber .gfonomia eaer
neopenbise geretninger og 2lnlGg,
bborleoes en- ganile 9usboloning paa
ost npttigite og beoite --".
Denne BOG er | BET minblte / noale
af iine aopitler iaa aftuel iom bel mu
Zig; 5orfatteren ltrioer, iom qennen
bar opppst Den DAG Dag til ct Sno=
laa for Ct oT 8a9ens br9noenoe
Spsrgsmoal. Den er bog trptt 1648.
Dens Ste aapitel bebber: aOm 5jes
neitepiaer", og Der itripes paa gam.
melt 9anit:
2loelen og 6errempno, iom bar ben
N2agt og WDnoi9beo, at oeres timber
iaatters Born ital tiene oem, tunoe
enb bel betomme arlige 3jeneitepiger,
men gemene 6usboloere er bet lite
muligt; tbi be itdl leje. bodo for mo-
gen be tnnre fud og bog gibe Dem Gen
ober 2en o9 liot enooa al beres 5or.
npoen6eo og 5rooig6eb. 3Denoe rege
rer nu uoi 8eroen og blirer bel lite
beore. fsreno ben retf9roige SUB gris
Der til meo mi Spiqst og aIpenoer De-
res 5ortrsoen6eb. Wlen al en- 6uss
faoer Ital leie befenbte 3jeneitepiger
og 0oate iig for frennebe. berOm Ct
tilforu tdlt ON Spenoene, boao for
no9le man ital leie, geres oerfor lite
geboD al gentdge bsr.
Uleu udar 1ieneitepiser og off IN
enbet er gubfr1gtigt, er oeres 9errer
og .pusSnbe tro % lpoige, bOiltet be
efter SUBS 9efaling er oennem pligs
tige cg ftBloi9e, oa 6apoe be giort, bpao
Dem buroe, % tbao Susfuoer %
Snsmober Dem itfe 6eleuner. ott bit
SUB Islp ri9eligen betale og oeberlGg4
qe. iom ben ganite belige Strift not
Iom pioner.
gogeus fFlaenoe 2(flnit banbler
ON ,1penoets Gsn" og bsgpnoer iaus
leDes:
Smftent Der 6aper 5oroumstib
pGret 5ororoning. bpao 5penbe ituloe
sioe5 Ill qsn; men efteroi SDanbe ba=
Der ben 0one al tage itor qen peo rim
ae Qr6eioe, bsrfor tan benne QanOss
itabe lite let itnres og aTDprges.
5benbe laoer Jig / bisie 0age meget
minbre tRmms iom EN- bib 0elt, os er
ben itsrite pragt og 9ofaroigbeo op
itiget ooer al Wiaabe bos sennem, Der
til nal SusbOnoe CO 6uitruen, iom
bar bennem bebop, gibe itsrre aen
8il lite ben enc gere bet, iaa eer Oct
en- anoen, bpilten 6usbonbe Der life
nu giper i'm 2benoe Oobbelt 2en, ban
moa Ielo forisree fin Susbolbning
meo fine, BET er Gnoen pau giien. Der
for er al befrngte, at iadoan forpant
0usreqimente lite fan beitaa uoi
G9ngben.
0bao berfor 9usfaber os Susmooer
6ape lopet beres SOenbe og 3ieneItc.
piger aorlig til aen, er be plistiee al
aipe oennem. Ser foruben itdl ogIaa
0usbonbsn og 6uiiruen lite nogens
lunbe forbinbre beres 9penoe uoi Idnb
Yubfrbgtisbeb, men meget mere for
L
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

Spis De Gnlfer ct ,,lige faa gobt"
Seq luber bet ielO" Wlibbel, prop
fau en- Gfterligning uf Hocfp Mouns
tain 5e. Oct bill gipe Dem fpg rg
boIbe Dem ibg. Spers 9tpoteteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17
Nn1eriRa.
ira @aibiugtOu, :. =.

Zen me Qolblou ior 6ilippiner=
lie er M ieroig u9 ailenot til @u-
oernpr 3aft meo 2lutoritet til at
iette oen 9raft meO bet iamme,
bpis ben a1e Wiaaoer mpoer bans
9illi9elie.
U}an oenter, at 3oloitatten oil
naa ct 9elob al $4,000, 900 um
,2laret, builfen Gum anle5 ior til=
ifrnftelg til Jie9eringsuogifterue,
ligeiom 1olOlooen ooiaa ital tjene
til at rebucere 5nbiprielen ira ale
9auoe meo llnbto9elic Al De 6or
eneoe Stater og Spalien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

SeIDmorb. Cambridge, Rebr.,
SuIi u. - Gopin 9enmeao, en- 6ars
mer, Der bor fem Ulil nor6 for Sam
bridge. bGn9te fla ielo Ulorges. Ulan
flyer, At bans Ulotio par bells SAINT
Iieitrioigbeoer, men melt 5ortoiolelie
oper bans pisnebe, eoelagte 2lblin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

aina bar gennem 0linilter 98n
al Sina iorlauat Ell SfaOeseritat=
ming paa 500, 900 ira De 6orenebe
Stater for Guerlait tiligjet ainelere
/ Staten Montoua al 2lmeritanere.
Sa9en gaar tilbage til 1856, oa
Acknowledgements 5orening Butte,
DlOn.. erflereoe ell gbpDcot" moo
ale De oero9renoe aineiere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

10 8roberi6 6fDggen. Ga
tumet, Nlid.. Suli 15. = ) Sag er
9Btn fom en- beo Opn, ioet Icnpera
turen piier 10 @rnoer 5t9gg.n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

Sefreter Sage er lite raft, en6s
ltunt ban enOm ta9er Yare paa
iine 4li9ter. 0ons 7ottOrer bar
rauoet bom til al tage ell 5erie %
bpile no, aae 1iliGlOe ben bar
me 5io. SefreterenS 8eiinoenoe
CT lite jult iornroli9enoe. men ban
bar tabt areiter unoer Mrs ejaaes
lange Sp9oom O9 iioen benoes
9uo.
6ans Benner raaber bam til at
iorlaoe @aibinatOu, buao ban ug
iaa uoen loiol oil 9ure, laa mart
9ejligbeoen 9ioes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

Wieoeus Gn9lenberne gaar iors
reit 6rtfe iom 3ebritfere, ilaar
9lmerifanerne 6etoroen ior ale
9anbe i 9rngen al @aiie. SiOite
9lar inoigrte @nglano 100000, 900
9uno le MOB 11G, ,5O0,000 4o. for
Auslano og 50. 900. 600 80. lor be
5oren. Stater. Nlen iaa til @ens
gelo inoigrte og forbru9te De 5or
eneoe Stater 74s, 800, III 30. aaiie
mob 10000 900 ieuot til 9nolano.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
News Paragraphs.

Mrs. Nancy A. Mitchell, near Prince
ton KY, is SO years old and has 237 liv-
ing descendants. When the weather is
not too bad she rides horseback to church.
At the Lattimer Pa. Colliery of G.
Pardee & Co. 1900 men are on strike,
because of the alleged unwarranted dis
charge of two drill runners, and the mine
is idle
Montreal, Canada, had 81, 900, 900
fire Wednesday of last week in its whole
sale district. There were 156 firms burn
ed out in the Board Of Trade Building.
Insurance 81 800, 900.
Many of the public school principals in
New York city are opposed to manual
training and other special branches of study,
holding that the public schools should be
confined strictly to the essentials.
John Hansen, railroad baggageman,
is under arrest in Chicago, charged with
larceny of registered letter containing
$4,000. The letter was found buried in
Hansen 5 cellar ar Hampton, Iowa, and
all the money was recovered.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
Maryland Affairs.

Twenty-three girls employed in the Centre
vile shirt factory have been married since
1898. 1t must be recommendation to be
able to make a shirt
.Tames.H H. Gale, the Kent county farmer who
won the gold medal at Paris for Indian corn.
is receiving offers of 81 bushel for all he has,
which is about so bushels.
DIR. G. NJ Bosley, of Towson, died from
stomach trouble. January 25, aged 76 years.
He was prominent in the councils of The Epis-
copalan Church, and was ardent Demo-
crat.
The farm of Mrs Gertrude Gallagher, of
Baltimore, containing $50 acres. two miles
east of Frederick city, has been sold to the
Frederick City Packing Company at 500 per
acre.
By an explosion of hot metal in the Balti-
more Copper Works last Saturday, at Canton,
one man was killed and FIVE seriously injured.
One of the latter had leg torn off and another
a foot.
The Federal census of 1900 gives Leonard
town, ST. Mary's county, population of 454
against 521 in 1890. Judge Joseph I'll. Key,
Of the Orphans Court, has just taken vol
unteer census of the town and ascertains that
il has 500 inhabitants.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02

Albert T. Rice, of the undertaking firm of
A. T. Rice & Sons, died suddenly at his home
in Frederick city last Sunday of pneumonia,
aged IS years. He was one of the best.known
citizens of Frederick and took great interest
in its development and held many positions
of honor and trust.
Last Sunday number of aged people died
in Baltimore, viz: Mrs. Rebecca, widow of
Gustavus Ober. aged 80; Mrs. Mary e. Cole,
widow, aged 81; Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson
Haviand, widow, aged "a; j. D. Ernest
Buschmanu, aged IL; Capt. James L. North,
aged 70; Ludwig Spies, aged 85; Miss Harriette
NJ. Myer, aged II; Mrs. Bg-bara Eisenreich,
widow, aged 7S, Margaret Gillooly, widow,
aged 75. Most of the deaths reported were
from pneumonia resulting from the gripp.
A letter from Cumberland, January 81,
says Adam Garlick, aged sc years, Union
veteran aud sawmill operator who was killed
last week at railroad crossing at Tatesville,
Bedford county, Pa, was the victim of more
accidents than any other man i'll the State.
He was crossing the railway when an engine,
running backward to Tatesville, struck his
horse, killing it and throwing its rider violent
ly to the ground. Mr. Garick's head struck
the end of a tie and was crushed. Thus the
prophecy Of this rugged and reckless man,
who often boasted that nothing but lightning
or steam engine could kill him, was fulfilled.
An authentic list of the importan, mishaps to
him iu the course of his life is as follows: Last
summer he had two fingers sawed off. leaving
only one sound finger on each hand. He
served in the Civil War and was shot through
the wrist aud struck in the left eye by spent
bullet; be also received cut from a saber
over the right eye. He had leg broken FIVE
times; both feet mashed; was cut in the wrist
and foot with an ak; dragged down the inoua-
tain by the heels by runway team, one Of
his ears being torn eff and his jaw broken III
three places; was bitten il tie hand by rat
tesnake whose ratiles he was attempting TO
steal; was run over by wagon loaded with
ton of coal; was SO severely stnng by honey
bees that he was unconscious for several hours;
received cut in the abdomen with an AK;
was Knocked down while working at II grind
stone and picked up fordead; all his ribs were
broken; one OF his ankels was cut while ne was
peeling bark and a big cash was cut in tie
other while be was moving has. When the
next to the last mishap occurred Mr.. Garlick
would likely have bled to death if the late
Jason HANKS, of Everett, had not sewed up
the wound with thread made of fiber from
hickory bark.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02

T.. Il. Cotton, III the New OrleaIs 1 ineS-DenocFdi
The fork said the corkscrew was crooked;
The remark made the fatiron sad;
The steel knife at once lost its temper,
And called the tea holder a ed.
The tablespoon stood OH its mettle:
The kettle exhibited bile;
The stove grew hot at the discussion,
But the ice remained cool all the while
The way that the cabbage and lettuce
Kept their heads was something sublime;
The greens dared the soup to mix with them
And the latter while it hadn't much thyme.
Got so mad it toiled over-the fire
Felt put out and started to cry;
The oven then roasted the turkey,
And the cook gave the grease pot the lye
The plate said the clock in the corner
Transacted its business on tick,
And the plate. which for years had been battered,
The clock said was full of old nick.
The salt said the cream should be whipped,
The cinnamon laughed-in rage,
The cream said the salt to fresh,
And its friend wasn't thought to be sage.
Next the pepper, whose humor is spicy,
Il dare any fellow" did cry,
ITO caster reflection upon mel"
The mirror took up the def.
Then the axe, with wit sharp and cutting,
Declared that the rug had the floor;
While the key said the knob should be worshipped,
Cause it was the right thing to adore.
TIE bell, ringing in. said the cook book
Must be bashful, else wherefore so read?
The stove brush, thing of some polish
Iaotad dawn nn the en- upar and said
1t thought that the same was too shallow,
But admitted the cup was quite deep;
The coffee tried to climb on the tea leaves,
But discovered the same were too steep
You'd not think thing that's so holey
AS the sieve would have mixed in the fuse,
But il did, for it said that the butter
Was slippery sort of a cuss.
No one knows how the row would have ended,
Had not the cook. Maggie 0'Dowd,
(Her work being donc) closed the kitchen,
And thusly shut up the whole crowd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
APRON GINGHAM
&c Quality for Sc.

1000 yards very best quail
ity Apron Ginghams, in all
styles, of checks and plaids-
undoubtedly the best goods ever
sold for the price. While they
last you may have what you
want at
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
&c.

Six gross Of Le'doyues
finest Shoe Dressing, at just
half price. The regular price
of this polish is 10c box, and it
is by all means the best made
for mems or women's shoes, for
either black or tan shoes, at
only be box.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
7c.

Fast black and full seam
less hose for ladies; made of
fine gauge cloth = they are
seconds of our regular 15c Hose,
but because some have little
imperfections, we sell them to-
day for 7c pair.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
Sc

Five hundred rolls of best
New York Mills Toilet Paper,
will be sold today at &c roll;
the regular price 10c; it has
been sold as a bargain for 7c,
but never SO low as now, Sc
roll.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
&c.

About a thousand yards
of good &c Domet or Shaker
Flannel-30 inches wide, and
unquestionably the best bargain
ever sold for SO small a price
come get what you need while
this lot lasts, at &c yard.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
&c.

For one week only, we
shall sell our best Columbia
at 4c lap, for all shades
This price is less than it can be
bought for from the manufact-
urer-the regular price is nearly
double what we ask now, &c
lap.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
lc.

One hundred dozen all
pure Linen Napkins, will be
sold today at 1c each-this
is not one-ffth their value, the
usual price is 60c to 75c dozen,
here today at 1c each.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
sc

Fifty dozen all Linen
Towels, with pretty borders,
either fringed or hemmed-this
is really wonderful offer.
These Towels are 1896 inches,
and every thread linen; their
actual value is 123c each, but
until they are sold, we say &c
each.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
Sc

About thousand yards of
Brown Twilled Flannel, 80
inches wide and half wool
goods, actually worth 18c or
zoe yard; at this insignificant
price, the lot will not last long.
Remember, Sc yard.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02

Wash Goods for 1901.
AT 123c YARD.
An elaborate display of fine new Percales,
Ginghams and Zephyrs, in hundreds of choice
exclusive styles. showing never equalled by
us before, and the designs cannot be duplicated
elsewhere.
Striped and Figured Percale, Check and
Striped Ginghams, Plain and Striped Madras,
Plaid and Striped zephry.
ali at 12ac Yard.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
SALE OF MUSSED
HANDKERCHIEFS
15c Quality for &c.

More than fifty dozen ladies
fine Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, some of them slightly
soiled and mussed from deco
rating-all at
7c each.
Many in the lot are pure
linen, others are fine lawn; not
one in the lot is worth less
than 121c, most of 7c each.
them 15c. Choice
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
WINDOW SHADES.
SOC Quality at 25c.

Twenty dozen full 6 foot Oil
Linen Window Shades, in six
desirable colors-all on spring
rollers, and good SOC value, for
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02

Beautiful Brooch Pins.
Several hundred of them, all worth 35c aw
SOC; every less than hafprice. The 1AG
styles and unique Also number of
stylish Waist Sets and Stick Pins, at one price, 17c
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02


Drawers Tor
Children all at 25c
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02

Nearly a hundred of these
very stylish Jackets for ladies,
in black and all the desirable
colors. This is a truly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-02-02
p:oetrp,
. =
A KITCHEN FRBE-FOR-ALL.

c. T. Cotton, in the New Orleans Times-DemOcr'