davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-03

I WANT every man and woman m the world
interested in being cured OF opium OF whis-
key addiction. either ~ Rome OF e sana-
torium, 10 write for my book free Or. B. NJ
wooiiey, Atlanta, aa.s9 - - tu-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-03

ARE YOU looking for a safe and profitable
Investment? II So send for booklet showing
how $50 and upwards earns large weekly divi-
dends. Homer H. Selby & Co., st. James
Bldg, New York City. DO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-03

We wush To buy plantation OF 500 TO 500
acres near Montgomery
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

A Bengal zemindar s : us an In
lsresting letter with reference to the
number Of high-caste Hindus who have
crossed the sea In connection with the
coronation. He suggests that the oc'
casion should be seized to inaugurnte
4 Hindu hotel and temple in London.
where BrahmiEs and others could re-
side and perform their devotions with
cut breaking the rules of caste. He
states that at the present time Eng
land-returned" are not received in or
thodox society, whereas II IT were
known that while in England they had
kept up all their caste observations the
orthodox wouldd have no objection to
receiving thsm.-Mysors Standard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

Indian souvenirs. arrow heads,
Indian pieturer, piper, etc, etc.
given free with cash subscriptions
10 twin territories, the Indian Mag
azinr, pub ishrd at Muskogee. In
sil@n Territory. by Mise Ora V. Ed
dieman The mag zine is publIshed
by Cherokee girl in the interest
of the indians of the FIVE civilized
trines, and named in honor OF
Oklahoma Terri oIies. Over sixty
pages each month. Neatly bound,
profusely illustrated with Indian
views and portraits Of Indians, In-
dian stories, poems written by ed
ucated Indians. Indian legends.
folk lore, etc., etc. subs cription
price is one dollar year; single
copies ten cents. For full informa-
tion and description Of free souve-
Mrs. address,
Miss Ora V. Eddleman,
Ed. s. Prop'r Twin Territories
Muskogee. l. T.
3I0-w tt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17
FROM EAST TO WEST.
New Through Car Lines From
Memphis to the Pacific
Coast.

The Rock Island system, Choc-
taw, Oklahoma g. Gulf r. r.. have
established through personally con-
Quoted tourist sleeping car lines to
California aud Portland, Oregon.
The California car leaves Mem
phis every Tuesday at 900 n. M.
Little Rock LILO p. m, South Nc
Alester, !. T., 1850 a. m. same
day, Oklahoma City 2:40 a. m,
Wednesday, El Reno $40 a. m.
arriving FL Paso, Texas, Thursday
morning, Los Angeles Friday
morning and San Francisco Sat
urday morning.
The Portland. Oregon, car leaves
Memphis every Thursday on the
same schedule arriving Denver z ;3(
Saturday morning, Ogden Sunday
morning and Portland Monday
morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17
INDIAN ORPHANS HOME.


Some time ago the Odd Fellows
of the Indian Territory advertised
for bids from the various towns in
Indian Territory for the location
of an orphans home. Several
towns bid large sums because Of
the great benefits that would ac-
crue from having this home near
them. Ohecotah secured the home
by bidding %, 900 ia cash and l53
acres OF land.
An Indian Orphans home will
soon be located. This home will
need plenty of good land, good
water, some timber and a healthful
locality. We expect several hun
dred Indian orphans. The home
proposes TO have large farms where
the boys will be taught to raise all
kinds Of produce. There will be
shops for iron and wood work.
There will be a hospital for sick
children and an old peo lIe's home.
The produce from this home will
be large and valuable. II will re-
qulre to purchase great many
supplies which it cannot raise on
the farm. We shall be glad to re-
ceive bids from the various towns
offering Inducements for the loca-
tion of this home.
Donations of land are not de-
sired so much as money for build
ings and other improvements.
Bids may be sent to the under
signed. during the next forty days.
j. s. Murrow,
Atoka, Indian Territory.
Dec. IL, 1902.
Other papers please copy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

A New York physician has given out
a list Of the peculiar diseases. named
for trades. whose subjects most fire.
quently are anilcted with them; Paint
ars collie is well known, but the
painters are not the cniy craftsmen
who have te suffer from their partlcu-
lar line OF work in life. For instance.
there is the ''potters' lung" the cop
per workers gum the chimney
aweeps' cancer" the cotton spinners'
rheumatism" the soldiers dysen-
terry" the miners catarrh." the sail
ors' tumor." the 'glassmakers' thirst. :"
the .'brassworkers sgue.' the fire
mems apcpiexy." the wool sorters'
Itch" the farmers stoop," the cham
bermaids' knee" the musicians liver"
and the reporters paralysis"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17
NEW RESTAURANT.

Mr.. l.. j. Wood will open res
taurant in connection with his
confectionery business at his old
stand, 2O7 Uhickssha avenue and
will serve his first meal to the pub
lie mex. Thursday, December IS,
at noon. when a fine dinner will be
IN readiness. He has all the
equipment of a first-class restsu-
rant and has secured the services
Of one et the finest cooks in the
territory and viii also give his
personal attention that everything
may be served with neatness and
dispatch. All the delicacies the
market affords will be served daily
Mr.. Wood is an obliging gentle.
man, and has had much experience
in dealing with the wants of the
public in this line, and his place
will undoubtedly become one OF
the most popular IN the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

Christmas Is near and at the
Famous you find the largest
quantity, finest quality and lowest
prices 10 handkerchiefs ever be-
fore seen In Chickasha. This is
one department we are proud Of
and the ladies' that have seen our
line say we are justified in feeling
80. We have them on display
now. Come in early and make
your selection before the choicest
are picked out. Jackman & Lemon.
3O7 N
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

To Oar Friends and Customers:
We have added TO our line of sad-
dlery aud harness neat line of
hardware and stoves, and we
earnestly solicit a share OF your
trade. Thanking you for past fav-
ors we will certainly appreciate
your future trade. Buie s. Wal
lace. 254 DIV II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

Miss Elizabeth s.lshy Archer, who
died In Salem. Mass. last week, aged
nearly 1o1 years. Witnessed the navn
hght between the Chesapeake and
Shannon on Salem during the war Of
1912. She was horn in Salem Dec
3. 1901. and was IL years old at the
time Of the fight SetN ~sn tue Gass-
peake and Shannon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

One fare for the round trip on
the Choctaw December "a, 25 and
81. 1902, and January l, 1908.
Tickets good to return until Janu-
ary 2, 1908.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

Imp1re Baking Powders !-jrre
.he stomach. Use the pure brand
named Perfect" and have no in
digestion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

Fresh bread, cakes, pies, ETC.. at
Ray Bros. 1872 Chickasba avenue.
Phone 21S. 30S II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

Get your whiskey. brandy, wine
and beer for Christmas and New.
years at the Line Saloon. Buy al
home 298tf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

II you are going 10 need stove
don't fail to see us. Buie a Wal
lace II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

Low excursion rates for the hol
idays on the Choctsw.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17
LOCAL NEWS
Daily Express. iOc per week..

Miss Frankhauser, Herald Shoe
Co. Soft
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

Have Roach Bros. paint that
old buggy. $500 n,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

All kinds OF legal blanks for
sale ct the Daily Express office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

; -. -.I-17..1I1 as1l1l1111 vac
the Choclaw Rock Island system
ana @ pnn ID. nnd e.. n...l- 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

---@'-- ~. -sss,a~t5 ssaeaaeis tuyuae aatu1
you have some one tel them you
are q fright with the mnnlns.- !, isnI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-17

49, soan lszea. n. 9.
!. aalght. seerslary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-27

= r-si t-is. lbe, 49, rr~ r
ufIhs . at l-tss ou .. r
eur -r- no f Htss.t a. IHH H
- best urf HvI Hrs s Is" .H
-'u- H-Ia uu an ' ZOE i
tzza---
hut u.arv At ut lie 10 rI~ are IHstf
fui t--ts q us usNt 90 tu' -nsls saa-
Naau4- tlluf. NJ. b. uss4fusl a. HuDs
q uef tuufvuls.I aTtrs. 49, Eco VIII d-uN
hat teT -4t,t-- ia ts ou AfsslN "a fr-isi
q u.f uuu.-.l u~sAtNf bt,fius ne 's"
SeAi. thai 80 "a. acted WIN D. = Nu.Nt
hsf l81.s hsI. tuT uuc ita. a ut .Iutit"t
upt GIDu .ssst,t4ou L. 80. ~
unta enc csms forNafu IA ssrt Ata.N
mat tI-rs ~s. tslA ul hsr -. Atst
hat TINE shs ~snt "a DAY . @l1 nsr NVs .
40 q b~auty sas 90 aUl,isod JUIla Ma
owe ovss ~ sn.4i .aIt " uSf SUCCESS
70 hsi gOOd tOoss, sIi ts.suted A. .ar 70
u wOula have Dssu u4A,un iuI Dsi tu "ANc
teacAsd su'u l.usl Spt} W let ltVl,-siIh
Without u~sutl iIlsaH h sell Ihs. -
cUurso, survived ssuuag, ust Nuutetiut
rfuhls iuf "Atut,ifa toI.r.bg u.cah
lcI eyes. Nhlh la o nj, ,s"u -uul'~t 80
ohalso Ind VI, iautg.N - a r'agr pho
u'uuctuu ~as Vt 'H.f- ."rt' ur trs"ii
ul h. sr't ifuk, To same DO 'r." Ht
the hIguc.t t,grrt q NJ. IIuct VIZ
-, according 80 flr fciHf'~ '.u. ."l
from Luu,uu a. a Young amt f,Iatu b.
be- hvI .lri,r4. ~ulItD .w Na' - ~., 'ftf
"a, WA wound soc .a lee. go . '
nvr beat,
Viola Alien D., -uo'H.r Vuuau uup =
thought d. lI.uN ctIss Zoo ~. q beauty,
AID 49, Won mUl1 q 100 .a,'r Ihi"ukn
n.r Ioos. hAI- spas 80 rI,>.st N"n
sonls god loo.. uut s"H, suot.h 49,
.U. ArI. ~ - . 80
ENsEy STEP - ne '-"sr AL mao. =
cisu ~ the sDuI. 'Su." Nhs Nsn's 70"
~ ~ ths az $3.50 L-tiii.s b. -" InI"i' al
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Nuns nav HOt h>
Que NJ the Hoie-n non. Wan, iuNvrirs
bsir Hammock, fer Big Doiis

In the multiplicity - uiUgS Iroy'dr,,
ro~sds.. ~ 'h- d,!'s ~'luiru,.nt sai-u-
rst,!y furnished ioli, h,us- a''i~ IHr.a-
FOR travelling and 90 u, hLilu.p.A> haN,
not been forgotten Th-V come tn cotton
suG in silk. and in various sizes and color
add With spr-sd-r bars and vi.loUt ~
ing small. th.v a-O not r,'rHr,.' IHrl
est raugss from IS "ht- tn $
Thuss Pr l''is IDOLS 49, .., o. g.
not much - 'Uar q 49,. .rl i.- w..a
te .'ruug uu. The, oHu be swuug .H 20.
SANE manner .. ordinary hAnmoos. co.
'h-r- may t. t8! IHr 't"m hAmmock
sand, tnt s4.h .rE uammuy's Tier.
az 500 EItH ~ pillow IA a. Tot -
.args q. - sluafr o. % % ecker t"au'
N'l4' 'hr -'Ie q ha.f a i,uua. Upon N.a,i
80 g.. N.lt mas ra-r
r. ura form iu which 'tsss it;l- har
u,o.saT .,.G tho -taid q Hu'-f-l viii NJ
.uit.uOn sr.s ant ne .gpfor'n< pI.''
A. AAetvoi .tIs ices s.f.at tbs m4nAlur,
sWmuck .ouss Has que ~ uus uu' - Gours
81 colfss VII 10 srs- erN around D.
Wit the eel ed. "a pretty CultT
AID ~t'H d.Uffv 81 hons IT, T. a i wis.
10 it;lv .sdy tecI-tg 10 II hal dsa ia.
hi'irsd The hamtnOcA can b. made z serve
not only Tot he smU.' mert ~ sc"ld bl'
10 q asili ut CrsiiV toys arc not in'i'quon'IN
ussd ~ pur osss Of deCOraIou
Doll hamm,css AN 10 Al fr rrei',
hig dds. tut for great bAg dOI- baby ham
IA d. .rsslld BfbN han JCksa ar made
some = them very sii. pie and plain. de
-.gn.d fpr .ery q. oily aud made 10 u,
Gp letw-sn t~o Nersuds posts 81 indoor
srross = room and then tier. are mad,
otLsrs tuaI ~. very pysty, a. pretty a.
the baby 50 one might say
Tlers are made ~ bah, hammDcs-
stands shat rsu - 81 w ~A'swh-p Ih"s
49, - n q N-H .LA -. -. -
apart and put into .na,' cumpass and
tLsy car 10 10 up II . room ur ur . vef4Ica
or q avn " wheIsVeg Or ma - desired
Such a hammock, Lst'sd ~ pufs what.
and lik'' Otus might easily D" imagine
a. q hing u besuty. wh.,h 40 fact il g..
and TIA. = Tho sur' % hammock thai n
so.l ulVadavs for du.'- = trc largss'
rAp
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COMPLEN tJIONNHiP.
M Tsngis Made 10, I'VE Families straight
ened OW b., aIn~Jrr.

st eng .
s"i s~S'' nav A
ana sowing ntri'-ic l'"uh'hs ~ s"nsa"sb
lie ss4i tO-ds thHI - .4t reed most 81
,ro.. urobI.t. Nl..L ANNA. rtk- n.
- a.. - t.t 49,. ...,t. 80,
'" 49,
l." ~s"'id"htalN ih "lS' 'h" ". .h' i"'s'
ttrcult ya.ss ~ tht- class r1ht here ~ NUN
VLI. m TO Nalsrlrr urd stuusVt families.
az Do. .r.r man, tour. ~ hard
"'IA '"" ""H 49, ~ W"
tor. 80 'tH.aE f"lauonshll' ana %" IHii.rH'd
a rsport'f " - 'hc solution - follow.
H., AI.rt.r. married N.-tl. \,tl,
t,t,.. 49,,
lhN "-' NV
married I"H'- Slh"si'. ald '"S Nhss
tuudry. Henry Ns,sitlfv . nfs' N.i' d~l Is
,upb.t. ,f.A,r- 49,. .rd D. soon thereafter O.
- ~ J,Yu.. N..U.r .It ,I..
49,. ,..rt. a., rf.,
".". -, 80. ..,-. ,.l...,.
49, ..y. ,..,rr 4 so ..
"" -. .r. 49,. - al. -.
OF 80, " "a d.yl,
-, M. 3D., /, -
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az ~ , Ht,D ~ NINA


TtoJc 1. ronN tU..h a thug a. g"'il.F
9 u much for otto = money. a.. f'l INSTANCE.
Whom ono nlIvs i~'tu,- A. h,e - ia tuf"I
ard has . = and a nuv"r gard
thrown 500.
I've. tho raslal -,r -uvcr ~ lti. ""oa
s,urany ha. q Temporary ioss - arP"t'"
from tho q scuv- , - a arg" white $40
or n .msl er-~u worm euuag III" orIs'
crilkl-s = hIs In'tu"c
Pu' th~-- d'-.,,"r"~ are only n fsi1t
plrres,I,u " fr" g.or~s 20 animal Ia"
which Iurk un .,to.'cd n thos" same %.
y.tinR leaves I man los 90" mann" ~
,ar.sn.r. having fHp'd NOR" than DO"
usual uurnl-,r ~ us't, pastIrtug upon nr-
ulate II salad. wont M. into the MAKE,
plar,, and bought sample ~ Lettuce. enuI''.
t,dtsrcs. ,c.ery ard tho Us"
n. willy tc.c..ic washed Iis mark" -
ip .ie1sy.d vnJo- I'D .1am.red - -s''
moi ,4uu~ ulHru-r 'pt,sl -ur.", IH.
,cl'c-I . iuvYraa.. d r.t p%eN'uug. fauna
81 Huv-tva sps.o,~ ,Uripr srur auu ~
Tarta. Or.urN arIrdes and trk.iostrrG
N.|' ..'.aI with tI~ss ii"G. r ...
lions tho yIUDu. ,"T's-ul" under u.h 4
t,-.,~Hulpgrna. u.,"-'tgs'Iun HEt t.IrH '
he pr,Eful. G-H. vf..r % rot nae age
d, %. r.I,... r"rluir q wI,ru.snt. ~alHH'.
I..,z-i. ~'r....r HI -ar.,~
II.r- vo.v ,|.'-, 'a Nt' ".|nC
,...g tho matter T.uy.H - ,HHug,
"a 10. "a .lcsy n. = - ~I'a worth
,-Ie4 tho .hrrvHHR fr g a Nhu'" u"a'
. .,ulc. - microbes Ouu.t seofu Orb on tee
i.i 80 moral Of 'hi' ''uu can't 10 Co.,
careful! about or,.r E".. Na.-
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O. al AIT cigai NTH frlA or lacs. Again.
q - Z the illustrations. thrv have
.r AYERS 10 chiffon with overly,ng
o. r..f t~
3D.. ut.s model shown follows very
,.-,y 'r" Old time I~-l-rin- idea, with the
r.' shoulder csr' of folded or shirrrd
49, aud i's falls and iahotiug front-
OIL. ..'.-i m~yIss'its
V,ry = -" rIchs- for wear over dainty
gers 'lk, hchu form. and are especially
t.s-uug Nth he lowered ~pompadour
r# --,ly = and 'h.. Irlauon hats
lr'u Then" are the Empir. scarfs for
H the great Pspuin stand sponsor.
NU#u h. u.a~p- a. an accompaniment
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FINE LINEN CHESTS AGAIN
TuIIR oID IuPORr t>Tr twoNo
GIRIS RIlnFD


imtsirtrurv co. NW-tu a. iuupt'- HOUSE,
wives have a.~aN- hal heir household
linen. hui The linen chest - an institution
means mnfr fhaa tas
~ fuTuI" " vas sl~avs kept its pre-
tis-. bat "a tuo,l-ru dav-. IA" linen 81 ths
American briie ha- teen bought IN whnl"-
saic .~hiou NJ the .au" tu~ With ne
ru u-ssAu Perhaps ~ bs- lss'n h~csuVs
the modern sI J. irs prone than her
great grandmother was To- consider mattl-
m,rN and a home IT l"r own ~ N" great
r~~.nua. fntug- toward which al sH%
u.' U...
20 Ina, o." irs' 'h" linen ci-~' vas e-
N.U,,t .>u' N'.l mar ty"ih"t i'sdIiion.
.n iu, "frs.r.H uf 10 ui a." v'ung woman,
tui hat hs.'r 'dLt alton rooted out w"
Del 500. ''uIllu" tHsic i't boarding me
fr~H u4sI.- o cay of hnIn" making "
g.. 'ust go. f,ru fu" nr, FAT '"r hnrn
cr-.t- u.y t- a 'a'tai s,r If a ~"'c"'ns
r.a.'l,u ~" cav 81 a golden Terminus
u"su NAV h. a. hand
LVrrywtrr- ga tas shop- TODAY, one
bnds linen chests. more ~ ICES elaborate.
for "A Few dollar one NAV buy - very PLAIN
OAK or cherry chsSi and The price ranges
from that modest >gm lar up INTO ms
hundr-ir
NHN 4 #LH a IN ~. t|NHf w Wv wv
SOM. vout WOMEN. and genuine old chez etc
-. go, u,.a j. finely carved and rich
u5th IA. cr,,r ami l,srr. ~ c-ntun-. are
,,, .,td ,,r , -.rr Imitation an',au-s
-, ,.,,g nd IN. q. hem M, a'trac-
,,.. enough % am, b,y- rt.m for what
.. - 49, me-, r.,t,. urt. If zeal
ar. .,u.- '.r '.r'u
r... o., ,,, ...t ,rlatd cheats. ,h'srv
p..., .,t ,,. ..-.,i.y ,upog-.d for tho
..-.,.. -, Nh man cost the buyer
a N,,.i. . bench ~u susnshtr
1T, .,,u-,tr r.Siallion- uf p-inted
.... t,.t n, ,,sp
-fu,t, utui-'u French ches' mad"
.. o.. ~. y.rk order Is 80 dark oak
ala, r,,, n.uu,.t IN wonderful
81 ,,,,,ou metal worn set With -smi-
- go.
u.rs a., hr,n. d..,xn.r- and artist. ar.
..,,y ,,.,r .,,,r,,,n - M. revival. anal
/ $50 y.,,pg Ibtrpso arts, 49, made herself
>, n., n,., ,h.., d..,xn. Hand
-, -. a. n,,rz. x,-.m,rx en-
-. n.,a ,.rvtny ,,lor staining. all
- ,,. r. hY l,t and th.
! --.uL. .h- Obtains are sometimes vefy
-,,t,I
80 ,.- ,.,,,.. . IN. d.corstIon ~
- a.. ia h, color IN. exterior
"a. a., NAV a. d.r. heavily carved.
...a,-,a, az. ,,r the carvings ILr
49,. "a - ~, c,,f,,nt.d Ly . l~.autiful
Intentionally, design Ma
.
,u, o., Ill L,xe,. ~ linen.
- N - uu.t h.v. and th.
-u..,,,. = n.,,u IA. more
a.. ,,p,,y = When n. o~n~t'.
-. - m. x,.. mo.h-r
-. -, o., .,d h.p,p- .,,r.ins
-. =. ,.ny,,.r !. old enough
,,., 80, h, ,h. pro.~-d,nx
-, -. ,,,,.,.. IN. daughter into
-, n.,,,,, .,J bn.n owning
- -. ., -, e.,x matter even With
... ,,,om.s,L y,,l
@, A., :, .y.,v ,p,ly feminine
..,,, turks ,h. love for I'm. linen. tine
''o"i' '"'"' "V ii,
heed nhIN apps '" 'h'' Wv" "
~av ~ make a linen enthusiast on :" eNe"
senior ~wrnngi-r ur n guif chaTnpioai.
- ..,r ,r,, who so,rn the
=. wu,,t .o,s =, ,h.
''"' OF "A'''"'"' ""
b'h 10y pruning
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SHAPES or The new RUCHES.
nary FIAr 10 suE rHE fSbo
DRDOr 10 THT >H0t 0 DT.>.

o,.iot .nd ,h.rminE. bu, >s' 80 ts-ce~s-
ms a. the nat ~ilis kmpir~ warts
AZ Accompaniment Of Inc tss e,i--,
,a~ns tradn~ scsrf. the >e~ est.
~ ,'.Ia, whirh fot want - .
.. Mann. r- IN u,Ii.-i "a r'Ich. ha~ under
-ti-lI tran, formation this -es1-on
e,s = fim. v'-u D. clIng to chin and
r.t NN ..,1uEv agIiust tho back
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~ ,. giving 'hs ~1puid,r- IA" news
al. o ..-'. ,ml irnpP
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-27

', ~ ~. ums-honor"d feather boa
.ai. ~ strips 80 uncurlcd feathers
-.a'l ugoth-r intos -rarf about n quarter
o. wand Wid" and from Two and u half &"
t"" and a half wards long, and - worn
z" rr..ud the shoulders
81 u"W 49,. IA fact tu" v"rv lateet fanc,
o''.' rarl,,an woman. H. the scarf uf eTmine
i.|. rr the >ana proportions a. the feather
sai AMI worn the same way. The ends
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.HoV.t read o.. huIykrtus rA~r b,fL Iuf-
s.b.a Nsdn..daNs aud fulNys In U
lV1NiNo SUS >octsty aud i-shsOn are lead
a. iV.tsIVs ads
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-17
Br.rtl,. Diamond Rivers.

The geological formation of the fa- nous diamond region in the state of Bahia, Brazil, shows, says Consul H.. w. Furniss, in report to our state department, that at some time in the history of the world the mountains there were thrown up in g hot mass, and the carbon in the stone crystal lized into gems. It was. in effect, one of Nj. Moisson's electric furnaces on gigantic scale. Tn Brazilian dia- mond mining natural watercourses play an important part. Water and the weather gradually disintegrate the rocks, and the diamonds are washed down into gullies and the beds of rivers, whence they are re- covered by the miners. Tn some places divers are employed to work at the bottom of rivers, filing sacks with the silt that contains the dia- monds. The river beds, Mir. Furniss says, are rich in precious stones which cannot be extracted advan- tageousIy, if at all, by the methods now in vogue.-Y outh's Companion
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-17
fThe Smallest stnte in Rurope.


 The Italian republic of San Nfa- Hino, situated on Monte Titano among the Apennines, took it's rise in the sixth century of ourE era. The founder was a Daimatian soldier named Marinus, swho in the reign of Diocletiane fled from Rome and re. tired with several companions to Monte Titano, where they carried on the trade of stonecutters At the accession of Constantine, Marinus was ordained priest. and his re- igious zeal led to his being styled saint during his life, and to his can- onization after death The:.birthday of Marinus isi celebrated every year on September B. The independence of the little state dates from tho tenth century. The government of the republic consists of grand coun- cil of GO members, of whom 20 are nobles, 20 are sburghers and 20 are rural proprietors. The center of government Is inSthe palace, which, with the cathedral and the ancient citadel, is situated on the top of town of San Marine itself. Through .out the little territory, which is well cultivated. are. several smaller bor- .oughs. The supreme office iss vested in two captains-regent, who hold the presidency of the senate and the ad- ministration of the country; one takes charge of, city, the other of the rural districts. In former times they were called consuls or go1ifaloniers. The artillery of the state consists of two small mortars, which are used at elections and on holidays. From. the six candidates for the supreme rlagiztracy who ob- tain the sTighest vote. the capteins-
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-17

mystery. Then even while they were looking ct the house another blaze was seen creeping out near the roof,
 Persons from Gleason iheard of tho occurrence, and to satisfy curiosity, A. S. Brummitt, president of the bank of Gleason, in company with Dr. Ban dy, Dr. Bledsoe and other responsi-. hle citizens, went out to be convinced that there was nothing at all in it. The party had not been there more than 15 minutes when, to their sur prise, bia1e was seen shooting out from the roof of the house, and to make the proposition more unreason- able, after that was put out other fires started in less than 30 minutes. = The members of the family are honest people of average intelli- gence and are terror stricken, hay Ing removed everything from the building and taken their household goods to other quarters. Fire had broken out 14 times in 48 hours, and hundreds of people are yhocking out tc witness the sight. The writer of this drove out to the place, and, though incredulous, stood and saw the fire start from the west gable of the house, though no one was within 50 feet of the building. The whole community is wrought up over the matter,